This trophy was presented to the winning team in the MTSSA girls squash competition in the late 1970s ad early 1980s. Winners engraved onto trophy are Preston Technical School and Fawkner Technical School.Nmaes of members of the winning team have been engraved onto the trophy.Laminated wood grain plaque with 22 labels. 4 labels have been engraved.On large label at top of plaque :"M.T.S.S.A. Perpetual Trophy - Girls Squash (Winter) "; 4 smaller labels are engraved with the nameon the winning school, date and names of participants.preston technical school, squash, pts, girls squash, fawkner technical school, nmit,

Cast iron grain mill with hand-cranked wooden handle, on a cast iron base.Watervilemill equipment

Photograph of two workers loading or unloading bags of grain (wheat?). There is a shed with a low Veranda extending from the front, there is a wagon drawn by two horses backed up[ to this Veranda. One man is standing in the wagon and the other is sitting on bags of grain on the veranda. There are numerous bags of grain on a low platform extending into the background. In the far background there is what appears to be a loading ramp. Written above the photo is Dingee negative 201topic, farming, loading wheat, dingee, loading wheat

Made by Internee at Camp 3 TaturaTwo round wooden buttons with shanks,tapering to top(flat,round).Light and dark graincamp 3, accessories, buttons, wood, tatura, internees, costume, accessory, clothes

Two black and white copies of an original photograph which shows grain harvesting at Mannibadar. On the left of the photograph is a traction engine which is being used to operate a mechanical thresher. In the centre of the photograph are filled and stacked sacks of grain. Two horse-drawn wagons are to the right of the photo. The conveyor taking the grain from the threshing machine to the ground where it is being bagged has "J. Barlow & Son Ballarat" across it in large letters.mannibadar, rural activity, agriculture, farming, harvesting

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