See also 3146, 4451P and 4453Brown paper envelope. Green ink. Double cross across centre. Words "Active Service" in large writing above the cross. Below the cross are instructions fro use. Notes about censorship. Unusedenvelopes, active service, ww2

Kevin Joseph Harrison No 146838 RAAF, enlisted 27.1.1944, discharged on 18.2.1946 with the rank of LAC in No 7 Operational Training Unit. .1) Fawn coloured Official RAAF envelope form “RAAF P.P 77A”. .2) Hand written Will on Official RAAF form. The Will leaves all to his Mother Mary Harrison and appoints her as Executor. .1) On the front,” Will of No 146838, Rank A.C.I, name Kevin .J.Harrison, unit I.R.D” .2) On the front, “dated 29th of January 1944 Will of Kevin J Harrison”. Inside “Witnessed by .........266558 RAAF, J.E Campbell Sgt 57985 RAAF”will, envelopes, raaf

Mt Beauty and Falls Creek are tourist destinations. The postcards advertise the beauty of the area.These photos are a record of Mt Beauty and Falls Creek in different seasons and over time.Large x2 of Falls Creek and one of Mt Beauty - with envelopes including a 1980 22c stamp; Small x7 of Mt Beauty. All are coloured photos with titles on the back and lines to write an address or message.mount beauty tourism, postcard photos

William Hunter (1893-1971), resident of Tatura and Mallacoota was a soldier, surveyor and amateur naturalist.This item is associated with William Hunter.A black covered book of astronomical observations and results handwritten on lined pages. Inside is a blotter - "Reed Bros Tomato Sauce" ; an envelope addressed to "William Hunter Esquire Survey Camp Tubbut" and three stamps.hunter-william astronomy science

The Point Hicks cancel was used 8,269 times on the commemorative covers dated 20th April 1970. The first day cover commemorates the bicentenary of Cook's sighting of Point Hicks.When sailing along the coast of what is today southern Victoria, Cook recorded in his journal in April 1770 that he had named "‘The Southernmost Point of land we had in sight’ as Point Hicks, ‘because Leiut Hicks, was the first who discover’d this land’." This was the first European name recorded during that Endeavour voyage to be applied to a feature on the east coast of Australia. There is no longer a post office at Point Hicks and was possibly a temporary one used only for this issue.A first day issue envelope with stamps. Produced to commemorate the sighting of Point Hicks by Captain James Cook 0n 20 April 1770. It is a large cover with a strip of 5x 5c & a single 30c stamps. first-day-cover cook-james stamps philately point-hicks

Envelope with Oceanic Line Hawaii + South Seas, New Zealand, Australia, America printed in red on the back. Name and address of Lawrence ? ?ertlein written on the front and ? Athorne and Franklin Q. Hershey written on the back.sciences, instruments - general, scalebuoy, bill ashman collection - correspondence, lawrence ? ?ertlein, ? athorne, bradford house melbourne, franklin q hershey, oceanic line

[a] Manilla envelope captioned 'Application for Sugar Supplies made Sept 17th 1942, to the Deputy Director of Rationing State of Victoria. [b] Pinned documents relate to Cohns War Time [1942] use of sugar.bendigo, industry, cohn bros brewery

Letter dated 13th March, 1963 from BCV8 Bendigo and Central Victoria Telecasters Limited to Miss Prout advising her that the flowers used in their afternoon session would be sent to her. The letter is in an envelope.business, retail, bcv8

Business reference dated 12th July, 1909 for Miss L. Prout from The Bendigo Co-Operative Distribution Society. The letter is signed by C. H. Carter, General Manager. The letter is in a red envelopeperson, individual, employee

document: unopened manilla envelope addressed to The Secretary, Deborah United Gold Mining Co. NL, Charing Cross, Bendigo, Victoria. Written on front ' commercial papers re AWU Claim, NW Award.'organization, business, deborah united gold mine nl, mccoll, rankin & stanistreet: deborah united gold mining co. nl, gold mining, award

Hand written letter from serving Soldier in Vietnam to his wife in Brisbane. Original letter very hard to read with a legible typed copy of letter. Copy of envelope on foolscap paper in black ink.From CPL V J Sheen 3791844 To Carol Sheen 5/11/1970letter

MISS JAMES , A FORMER CLUNES RESIDENT TAUGHT AT STONEY CREEK SCHOOL 1906 - 1912. THE SCHOOL NESTLED IN THE BUSHLAND MISS JAMES TAUGHT AT CLUNES TILL 1930'S IN THE STONEY CREEK SCHOOL YARD, MISS JAMES AND STUDENTS LAID ROCKS IN THE SHAPE OF AUSTRALIA WHICH PROBABLY STILL REMAINS..1 BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH SCHOOL STUDENTS AT STONEY CREEK SCHOOL IN THEIR GARDEN WITH TWO ADULTS IN BACKGROUND SCHOOL CLOSED IN 1916 .2 Envelope with provenance of the Stoney Creek School provided with the donation of the photographSAT PAPER ON REVERSE SIDElocal history, photography, photographs, schools, stoney creek

For the shilling fund 1996 at the opening of the QVWC and to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the shilling fund Print post approved envelope. White in colour with black QVWC old logo on left corner. Inside which is a flyer requesting support for the shilling fund 1996. It is glossy white paper with black ink.charitable organisations, historic buildling, fundraising events

Documents on the Coordinating Council and other documents to be identified further. TBC. Minutes of the meetings of The Legacy Co-ordinating Council from October 1974-October 1976, dealing with such maters as the Darwin Disaster (cyclone Tracy) and its aftermath, pensions, commmunications, correspondence etc. The origin and role of the council are amongst these documents - 7 pages of typed foolscap.The origins of the council were due to poor commuication infrastructure at that time of development in Australia. A means of keeping all Legacy Clubs in contact. Manilla envelope, with an assortment of newspaper clippings, minutes, letters, on foolscap paper. Typed in black ink with handwritten notatons in blue biro Perth Legacy Club weekly bulletin no.141- 11/8/1931.All typing in black, notatons handwritten in blue biro.coordinating council, history

A photo of 3 boys waving from kayaks in the water. It came from an envelope with other camp photos. It came from a Legacy envelope marked "P6 Junior Legatee Camps and Hols" in red pen, and dated Jan 1977 in pencil. The contents will be items 00418 to 00425. Melbourne Legacy provided camps for junior legatees - the children of deceased servicemen. It started with outings to the property of Legacy founder, Legatee Stan Savige, who had a place in Balnarring. Permanent camp buildings were built and with an association with Lord Somers (Governor of Victoria) it was called Somers Camp. The camps gave the children an opportunity of a summer beach holiday with other Legacy children.A record of Junior Legatee camps.Black and white photo of boys in kayaks.Stamped "The Property of Melbourne Legacy" in purple ink. Stamped "Copyright The Age" in blue ink. "Jan 1972" in blue ink and 4347 in pencil.somers camp, junior legatee outing, kayaks

SoftcoverTwo newspaper clippings (i) Jam factory redevelopment (ii) Guardian May 3, 1971 on Long-lost Caravaggio painting for sale. Envelope with Mrs P Davies typed on itwalsh st library

Fold out series of 8 photographs relating to Phillip Island. Donated by Dr Cook.Black & White Folder of photographs: 1: Summerland Surf Beach 2: Koala 3: Breakers At The Nobbies 4: The Jetty at Cowes 5: Seals on Seal Rocks 6: Newhaven - San Remo Bridge 7: Penguins at Summerland Cowes 8: The Nobbies and Seal RocksFront Cover: "Camera Highlights illustrating Cowes Phillip Island, Vic. The Isle of Enchantment" Photos by A. J. Murray - Copyright. Each photo inscription as above in Physical Description. Back Cover: "Postage Rates within the British Empire - Without correspondence, in an unsealed envelope, will be 1.1/2d. If correspondence is added, postage will be 2.1/2d. whether envelope is ealsed or unsealed. Foreign rate, 3.1/2d. To..................................... From..............................."phillip island, penguins, seals, the nobbies, seal rocks, the jetty shed cowes, summerland surf beach, newhaven to san remo bridge, dr cook