WWII historical significanceU.S.ARMY FIRST AID KIT FROM WWII FIELD DRESSINGS, SAFETY PINS AND DIFFERENT DRESSINGS.OUTSIDE OF TIN.INSCRIPTIONS READ: U.S.ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. FOR EMERGENCY USE ONLY.

Copy of a map showing the coast that was known during the voyge of the Endeavour, and the first map that marks Torres track.map, new holland, hollandia nova, isaac de graaff, new guinea, australia of the holy spirit, papua, new hebrides, new zealand, nuyts land, van dieman's land, tasman's track, torres

Basil George Watson was an aviation pioneer born in Bendigo 12/10/1893. The family moved to Melbourne when he was a child. In 1914 he went to England to work as an engineer for the Sopwith Aviation Company. He also took flying lessons and received his licence in 1915. He now worked as a test pilot for Sopwith but when a crash rendered him unfit for military duty, he returned to Australia in late 1915. He designed and constructed his own biplane in the back yard of his Elsternwick home. At the end of 1916 he tested his plane by flying from Point Cook to Bendigo and then to Melbourne. This included an aviation display in Bendigo. He followed this by flying to Warnambool 25/1/1916. He then set up an experimental airmail flight from Melbourne to Mount Gambier. On 28th March 1917, Watson was demonstrating aerobatics for the entertainment of AIF servicemen at Point Cook, when his plane collapsed and fell into the ocean close to shore. Unfortunately, Watson was tangled in the plane's wires and died. On hearing of his death, the bells of St Pauls in Bendigo and the Bendigo fire bell tolled.A paper detailing the life of Bendigo pilot Basil Watson, one of the first Australian pilots. 4 pages.aviation, basil watson, sopwith

Photograph/painting/Watercolour. George Lacy. The first gathering of the Bendigo Caledonian Society, Jan. 2, 1860 .

Book: 'Portrait in Motion'. 272 pages. Hardcover with dustjacket. First edition. Materials: Paper, Ink, Cardboardtennis

Book: 'Snoopy's Tennis Book', 52 pages. Paperback. First edition. Materials: Paper, Ink, Cardboardtennis

Book: 'TENNIS: STYLES AND STYLISTS'. Hardcover with dustjacket. First published 1969. Materials: Ink, Paper, Cardboardtennis

Book: 'TENNIS BEGINS AT FORTY'. Hardcover with dust jacket. First published 1976. Materials: Ink, Papertennis

Book: 'AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF FOREST HILLS'. Hardcover with dustjacket. First edition. Materials: Ink, Paper, Cardboardtennis

Book: 'FAMOUS FIRSTS IN TENNIS'. Hardcover with dust jacket. Copyrighted 1978. Materials: Ink, Paper, Cardboardtennis

Book: 'Budge on Tennis', 180 pages. Hardcover. First edition. Materials: Paper, Ink, Cardboard, Clothtennis

Book: 'Budge on Tennis', 180 pages. Hardcover. First edition. Materials: Paper, Ink, Cardboard, Clothtennis

Book: 'Budge on Tennis', 180 pages. Hardcover. First edition. Materials: Paper, Ink, Cardboard, Clothtennis

Book: 'On Lawn Tennis'. 236 pages. First U.S. Edition. Hardcover. Materials: Paper, Ink, Cardboardtennis

Book: 'CARNIVAL AT FOREST HILLS'. Hardcover with dust jacket. First edition. Materials: Paper, Ink, Cardboardtennis

Kew became a separate municipality in 1860.The plaque commemorates that event. It was once located on the rotunda in the Alexandra Gardens in Kew.Important commemorative plaque signifying an important event in Kew's history.Brass plaque, originally attached to the first rotunda in the Alexandra Gardens in Kew, commemorating the Jubilee of Kew in 1910.Erected by / Public Subscription to Mark / The Jubilee of the Municipality of Kew / Opened by Sir Thos. Gibson Carmichael / Bart. K.C.M.G / Governor of Victoria / 8th Decr. 1910. / H.H. Harrison, Town Clerk / J.F. McCrae, Mayorjubilee of kew, rotunda, alexandra gardens, kew

Original lostCharles Bogue Luffmann first Principal of Burnley Horticultural College 1897-1907 on disk. Original lost.charles bogue luffmann, principal, burnley horticultural college, c b luffmann

various unit patches of 4 BDE and other units. These Patches used as the first batch of unit patchesthese patches were unit patches of 1/19 RNSWR, 22ER, 9 FSB, 9 CSSB and 11 CSSB

Guests at Melton State School's First Hundred Years Celebration, the event was held at Mechanic's Hall, Melton.education, local significant events, local identities

Book on the first one hundred years of St Faith's Anglican Church in Burwood. Published in May 1990.camberwell, burwood, anglican, church

A 110 page book, primarily photos, that chronicle the Gallipoli campaign. The final 14 pages are a typed description of the operations from General Sir Ian Hamiliton's despatch. A fully digitised copy of this publication is available at State Library of Victoria website and on the National Library of Australia's TROVE website.Photos from World War One that would have been significant to the founding legatees.A book containing black and white photo from Gallipoli and a description of the operations. The first 16 pages are missing.gallipoli, world war one, soldiers

Pages 585-587. Includes photos of the first Borough of Ringwood council and the new Ringwood State School

First Communion card E Pattison, St Mark's Church Golden Square. Dec 25th 1942certificate, first communion, ethel pattison, st. marks golden square

First of 8 photographs taken at Linton's 150th Anniversary dinner. Colour photograph of decorated anniversary cake.150th anniversary celebrations, cakes

Hard cover, red colour buckram, gold print on front and spine. Dust cover, red and black print on front, back and spine. Sepia colour photograph of American military personnel with helicopter on front. 482 pages cut plain illustrated, black and white photographs and maps.First front title page - hand written black ink "Donated by Bgo Y Mens Club" First front title page - black ink RSL stampbooks, military history

"The Australian Ski Year Book" was first published in 1928 by the Kosciusko Alpine Club and the Ski Club of Australia, which with the Kiandra Ski Club, were the oldest organisations for skiing in Australia. In later years organisations from Victoria, Tasmania and New Zealand were included. It was published on behalf of N.S.W. Ski Council, Ski Club of Victoria, Ski Council of Tasmania, Ski Council of the Federated N.Z. Mountain Clubs. It aimed to provide an annual record of the sport of ski running in Australia, and of events elsewhere which would be of interest to Australian ski enthusiasts. This edition includes an article about the first "Ski for Light" event held at Falls Creek in September 1980. It took the form of a week of cross-country ski instruction for blind and partially-sighted skiers. The week was organised by Peter Rickards (Recreation Officer at the Association For The Blind in Melbourne). During the week, the participants were introduced to track skiing and touring without tracks, as well as some aspects of downhill technique. Peter Rickards said that the value of good tracks was clearly demonstrated because although bad weather persisted throughout the week, the tracks cut by the Falls Creek Management Committee had made it possible for the partially-sighted skiers to ski unassisted. Coaching was provided by Peter Beckman, with the able assistance of several physical education students from the Ballarat College of Advanced Education. Peter Rickards described the week as "most successful" and said plans were being made to make it an annual event. This item is significant because it is an issue of a long-running Australian ski publication which includes items about Falls Creek, Victoria..The Australian Ski Year Book of 1981 contains images, articles and advertising to document the development of the Australian Ski Industry. This issue included an article reporting on the first "Ski For Light" event held at Falls Creek as well as an advertisement for the Sundance Inn.australian skiing, "ski for light falls creek 1980