Satchel, green PVA coated nylon fabric, yellow print and logo of crossed torches, 'Heywood Consolidated School'. Flap with velcro closure, green woven handle in clear plastic sleeve

Invitation from the Officers, Cadets and Committee of T.S. Henty, to witness the handing over of two Honour Boards. Cream card, black print, T. S. Henty coat of arms on front cover

Frock coat, brown uncut corduroy, lined with brown satin. Collar with long lapels, single button at waist, split back. Long sleeves, 3 buttons on each cuffmale dress, coat, overcoat, outerwear

Sheet of 6 black and white contact prints from glass plate negatives. 3 pairs of stereoscopic prints. Top: 2 pairs: Views of gardens with clipped edges, 'Beechwood', Dutton Way. Bottom pair: Man in foreground, coat, top hat, umbrella. Houses in background.

12 page program, State Reception, Exhibition Buildings, Monday 8th March 1954, in honour of the visit of 'Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh. Cream light card, multicoloured Royal Coat of Arms and blue Victorian coat of arms, front cover. Black prints, blue Victorian coat of arms, front cover. Black print, black and white photos.

Hand embroidered doily, white cotton, white crocheted border. 'Centenary' in brown at top, purple and gold flowers, green stems embroidered around edge; Coat of Arms embroidered bottom. Centenary of Victoria.centenary of victoria, hand craft, handmade

Cloth badge, shield shaped, Portland City Coat of Arms (old), coloured, on white background, red lettering, gold embroidered border round badge, black backing.Front: 'PORTLAND VICTORIA'

Folding wooden coat haanger, brass hinge and clip, with bristle brushes on ends. PIece of cord threadeD through each arm of coat hanger, joined in a loop for hanging.

The Independent Order of Rechabites began in Salford, England in 1835. The Rechabites were a group named after Rechab, a leader from the old testament in the Bible. He instructed his followers not to drink. The Rechabites were a nomadic group of separatists who did not drink and abstained from other practices associated with the Canaanites. The IOR was a temperance friendly society named after this man.Certificate presented by IOR of Victoria, to Greta Thomas for signing the pledge committing to abstinence from intoxicating liquors. Dated 9 March 1909. White card, coloured coat of arms of Independent Order of Rechabites. Pledge Signing Crusade banner in blue, place for signatures. Reverse printed information about I.O.Rtemperance, rechabites, ior

Copper medallion, Portland proclaimed a City on Monday 28 October 1985. One side has coat of arms, the other information about the visit to Portland by their Royal Highnesses, Prince and Princess of Wales.souvenir of portland, city proclamation, 1985

DL flyer, bi-fold, map of Portland Botanic Gardens, Portland City Coat of Arms, and view of Gardens Cottage on one side,. History of the gardens on the other. green paper, black print.tourism, visitor, advertising, local information

Linen souvenir tea towel, Portland's Coat-of-Arms, depiction of harbour and town, from Fisherman's Breakwater, yachts. Bright blue background, 'Portland' in red.Front: 'A Summitt Souvenir PURE LINEN FAST COLOURS PRINTED IN AUSTRALIA' black print, bottom bordersouvenir of portland, tea towel, domestic item

Linen souvenir tea towel, 'PORTLAND, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA' printed in blue and red on white clouds. Depiction of Portland plus harbour, looking east, Portland's coat-of-arms beneath, with red banner, 'Henty Bros. settled 1834'. Beneath this, 4 views of Portland: Bridgewater Lakes, Henty Beach, Grain Terminal, Aerieal view of Portland. Blue background. Red border.

Photograph of a painting (c.1826) of captain James Fawthrop, Portland's First Harbour master. The painting was executed when he was doing his training in seaman ship at age 22. It is a head and sholders portrait. He is wearing a coat over a buttoned vest, and a neckerchief. He had short, curly hair.

Silverplate souvenir teaspoon with enamelled image of the City of Portland Coat of Arms. Electro plated nickel steelFront: 'PORTLAND' Back: 'PITCHER E.P.N.S A1 MELB'souvenir of portland, city of portland, coat of arms

a) Badge, Back to Portland, 1929, enamel, blue and gold, lighthouse b, c) 2 badges, Back to Portland, 1922, enamel, red and gold, shaped like boomerang, surmounted by coat of arms

Booklet produced by Portland Town Council, Report to Ratepayers, 1969 - 70. Heavy white card, royal blue print, Town of Portland coat of arms and photo of Portland library, on front cover. 8 pages

Invitation to Cr and Mrs A J Thomas from the Vic Govt to meet Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh, at a State Reception out the Exhibition Buildings, Mon 8th March 1954 at 8.15 PM. cream card, dark navy coat of arms, border of native flowers and script. Names hand written

Displayed at History HouseUnknownFront: Inverse - Queen Elizabeth II (round edge) Back: Obverse Coronation of Queen ElizabethII 2nd June 1953 (round edge) Shire of Portland (inside above) 1864 (below coat of arms

Triangular pennant, fabric, Royal Visit to Victoria and S. E. South Australia, QEII 1954. Neutral background, red and blue print, Portland coat of arms. Flag originally made for a visit by the, then, Princess Elizabeth, in 1952. That tour cancelled until 1954, when she was queen. Word 'Future' on flag painted over, also '1952' has '1954' superimposed on it.

White fine china Westminster plate, with the new City of Portland Coat of Arms, commemorating the declaration of Portland as a city, by their Royal Highnesses Prince Charles and Princess Diana. Measures 23cm in diameterBack: Makers mark, 'Fine China Westminster Australia'

Westminster fine china cup and saucer. White with gold rim on cup and saucer. City of Portland Coat of Arms on both cup and saucer. Identifying numbers 6045 a, b Measurements: Saucer 15.3cm diameter,Cup - 7.7cm x 10.8cm x Diam 8.5cmFront: Both: 'To commemorate the Declaration of the CITY OF PORTLAND VICTORIA - Above Coat of Arms OCTOBER 28th 1985 by their Royal Highnesses Prince Charles & Princess Diana' - below Coat of Arms Back: Underside (both): 'Company mark Fine China WESTMINSTER AUSTRALIA'

Boxed medallion, gold coloured, 5cm 'Moliver', Victorian Coat of Arms on front, Victoria's 150th logo on back. Measurements .3cm wide x 5cm diameterFront: 'VICTORIA'S 150TH ANNIVERSARY 1984-5' - embossed Back: side edge: '201' - impressed

White, Westminster fine china square ashtray with new City of Portland Coat of Arms, to commemorate the declaration of Portland as a City, by their Royal Highnesses Prince Charles and Princess Diana. Gold corners, for resting cigarettes on.Back: Makers mark, 'Fine China, Westminster Australia'

Cloth badge, shield shaped, Portland City Coat of Arms (new), coloured on white background, red and black lettering, blue embroidered border round badge, white backing.Front: 'PORTLAND' - Red 'Victoria' - Blackbadge, souvenir of portland, city of portland

Boxed medallion, silver coloured 5cm 'Moliver', Victorian Coat of Arms on front, Victoria's 150th logo on back. Measurements .3cmx 5cm diameterFront: 'VICTORIA'S 150TH ANNIVERSARY 1984-5' - embossed Back: Side edge: ' 15 2' - impressed

Spoon, silver coloured, blue enamel State of Victoria badge, Victoria's Coat of Arms, Centenary 1834-1934.Front: 'Melbourne' - on shaft of spoon - impressed Back: 'C&E SP APEX' - impressed

White china salt and pepper shakers with new City of Portland Coat of Arms, commemorating the declaration of Portland as a city, October 28 1985, by their Royal Highnesses, Prince Charles and Princess Diana.domestic item, kitchenware, city of portland, commemorative