Plate was used on board the H.M.V.S Nelson.Round and decorative, flora and coat of arms.Nelson tria jucta in uno palm aouth meruit ferat.

Cutlery used on board the H.M.V.S Nelsonx4 knife's, fork's, tea spoons and dessert spoons.

depicting calender 1897 world map.1897 calender the Eastern telegraph Company Limited.

Used on wooden ships for forcing oakum in between deck planks.A set of 5 caulking tools.

Awarded to LS Youngfor skill at lance and boyonet. Framed, black with gold trim. Grand Military Tournament, Sydney 1863 Certificate of Award, first prize.

Left over after assembly- When the bell was destroyed by fire at Williamstown Football Pavilion. After taken off the ship the bell was used for sounding the quarters in Football matches at a young gardener who worked on the grounds of the Football oval was apparently sacked and then decided he would take out his revenge on the football club. So he got drunnk, went back to the ground and set the building on fire.A fragment of the ships bell.

Made by heath and co Crayford London in July 1905. Ssextant used by Australian Merchant ship during Run to Africa, (serial no: 6478)Sextant in case with latch and handle.National physical laboratory Kew observatory, Richmond, Surrey Sexton no: 6478 of 6 inches.

H.M.C.S Protector formerly a unit of the South Austalrian Colonial Forces present at the boxer rebellion 1900-01.Bell and CalpperProtector 1884.

Origionally from remnants of Williamstown Naval Depot.Red brick coated with pitch.

One of 4 items which includes a small Gong and Cymbals removed from a temple in china.

One of 4 items which includes small Gong and Cymbals removed from a temple in China.

One of 4 items which includes a small Gong and crymbals removed from a temple in China.

Original Warrent for Gunner Robert Kearns- Victorian Naval Forces 1904Warrent the Naval Commandant, Victoria Forces to Robert Kearns.

Pattern 1887 used used by Naval and Military Forces of the Australian Colonies.Bayonet.

Pattern 1887 used by Naval and Military Forces of the Australian colonies.Bayonet

Musical Cymbals 2 in no large from lama Temple Peking.

Musical Cymbals 2 in no large from Lama Temple Peking.

Victorian Rifle Association 1884-1891.Victorian Rifle Association (Skirmishing Shallenge trophy.) Naval Brigade 1885 B Company 4th Victorian Regt. 1890 B Company. 2nd ditto. 1891 permanent naval Forces.

No arms and wicker seat.

Arms rounded.

A 3 legged stand, Chapel Pedastal.

Articles of War 1780 origional wooden frame brown.Articles of War 1780

EXPLANATION KEY. L.T PHILLIP GIDLEY KING R.N LT GEORGE JOHNSTON A.D.C CAPTAIN AURTHUR PHILLIPS R.N CAPT DAVID COLLINS LT HENRY L BALL R.N (Commander of HMBrig Supply, the first vessel to enter Sydney harbour. STEPHEN DONOVAN R.N. (Midshipman of HMS supply). LT NEWTON FARRELL R.N (1st Lt of HMS Supply). DAVID BLACKBURN R.N. (master of HMS Supply) DONATED AND THANKED VIC CNS-SEE DONATION FILE.Brown framed of founding of Australia with explanation key in frame bellow.THE FOUNDING OF AUSTRALIA: at sydney cove by Captain Arther Phillips R.N First Governor & Captain Gerneral of New South Whales on Saturday 26th of January 1788. After landing from H.M Brig supply the govenor about to propose the health of his Majesty King George III just after the union jack had been hoisted and saluted by the Guard of marines. PRESENTED TO THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY BY MARSDEN HORDEN.

Printed for her Majesty's stationary office by hydrograph dept. Ministry of Defence (Navy) Repoduced from an origional held by the national maritime Museum C.B.H 14654-dd 125334-10.000-1/80 origional printed J.W water worth.Newspaper Article Denis Mangan wooden frame.

Of H.M.V.S Nelson wooden black frame.

Honi. soit. qui. mal.v. dense. nordenfelt 6pr n5219.Gun barrel from the H.M.C.S.S Nelson.

Of ship Paulma.Astern ahead full half slow stop starbd one revolution of handle for each order chardburn's liverpool.

2 in No Chinese (French origionally) Given to Government of Victoria by the Victorian Navy contingent to China's Boxer rebellion.presented to the staff of Victoria by the Victorian Naval contingent river column pao-ting-fu China 1900 No 22.

Owned by capt JT Richardson Naval Commandant of Victoria.Silk print white frame on stand.