Black and white printed postcard with a photograph of the Police memorial in Mansfield dedicated to Lonigan, Kennedy and Scanlan by the Kelly Gang in 1878police memorial, stringybark creek, michael kennedy, thomas lonigan, thomas scanlan, kelly gang, ned kelly, police murders

Belonged to police member Patrick Charles Gascoigne engaged in the Kelly captureFolded brown leather pouch. Pocket inside with sewn leather straps inside to possibly keep writing equipment in placeP.C. Gascoigne (written in black ink on inside)kelly gang, police search party, bushrangers, patrick charles gascoigne

Seven page hand written document written by Senior Constable Kelly regarding their claims to the Kelly Gang Reward Boardkelly gang, glenrowan, ned kelly, edward kelly, reward, thomas hewitt kirkham, charles gascoigne, james murdoch arthur, daniel barry, william canny, john kelly, john phillips

Printed report on cream coloured paper. Examines the role of Sergeant Steele during the Kelly Outbreak and Glenrowankelly gang, glenrowan, royal commission, sergeant steele, misconduct

Small hard-cover, red fabric scrapbook with handwritten title on front cover 'The Reminiscences of Ex-Superintendent Henry Pewtress'. Book contains a collection of cut out newspaper articles including a series 'A Police Officer reminiscences' (by W.F.M.) relating to Henry Pewtress. There is a photograph of Henry Pewtress in the frontlondon fifty, henry pewtress, metropolitan police, kelly gang, stringybark creek, police murders, mansfield

The corkscrew was discovered in a box with a 1906 newspaper article concerning the Victoria Police Museum and its collection. In it Inspector Cawsey speaks of the corkscrew as being the same given to him by convicted serial killer Frederick Deeming in 1892.Metal corkscrew on turned wooden handle. A small knife is attached in one end of the handle. The corkscrew worm has a cylindrical shape frame attached to the central stem. A small pin is inserted above this, and can be made loose to allow the cylinder to move further up the stem to remove the corkfrederick deeming, inspector cawsey, murders, emily mather

Handcuffs used to transport the famous serial killer Frederick Deeming from Perth to Melbourne for trial over the murder of Emily Mather at Windsor on 24 December 1891Handcuffs, metal. Twenty two metal links and a circular ring in centrehandcuffs, frederick deeming, emily mather, murders