Match box holder, handbeaten from wreck of the "Inverlochy".inverlochy, match box holder

Metal Candle Holder (Silver) designed in a leaf shapestawell

Plastic L C Langsford Chemist's - Script Holderstawell, medical

H.T.Savage General Storekeeper,Mulwala,N.S.W.Matchbox holders made from metal and enamel coating."An appreciation from H.T.Savage, General Storekeeper,Mulwala,N.S.W. Phone 376."matchbox, mulwala

Xylonite cream colour comb holder with flower trim

Black cylindrical pencil holder with marking for metric conversion.Metric conversion tablesinstruments, general

Silver candle holder in shape of leaf. Curved handle.Silver mark. 'James Dixon & Sons Sheffield'lighting, candle

WWII historical significanceAustralian tan pistol holder from WWII 1942D and D. GB with arrow 1943. Julius Conn and Co Adelaide.

Officers Sam Brown with sword "holder" and brass fittings.W. Anderson and Sons. Edinburgh and Glasgow

Round white enamelled hand held candle holder.lighting, candle, candleholders, k43

Round blue enamelled hand held candle holder.lighting, candle, candleholders, k42

Leather document holder in a roll with two buckes and a handleMVI

Iron Clamp with bench clamp. Wine Bottle Holder ???stawell

A small cut glass candle holder with a round base.candlesticks, candle holders, table candlesticks, candle equipment

Red enamel candlestick holder with leaf design on base.candle holders, candlesticks

Item used to hold a light bulb inside a tram roof. Made in England, with a horse shoe makers mark and that it is "Vitreous" formed into the base of the item. Recovered from tram 14 during the project to rewire the trams. New light fittings are 24V rather than 125V DC.Demonstrates an item to hold a Edison Screw lamp inside a tram.White ceramic base fitted with a brass formed Edison Screw lamp holder fitted with screw terminals and brass parts. One of the securing brass screws remains in the holder.tram 14, tramcars, lights, electric lighting, tramcar maintenance

In the beginning of the19th century, the main mode of transportation was the horse and carriage. Even after the advent of the railway, remote areas still relied on the horse for local transport.Until Australian coachbuilders began making buggies from the 1860s, most were made in America Buggies with four wheels were light but comfortable. Many had hoods to keep the sun and rain off passengers. They were generally owned by doctors, ‘squatters’ and business people. Some had small turn-out seats at the back for children. Lamps are placed at different places on the carriage sides: 1 lamp on each side placed close to box seatThese lanterns are examples of lighting devices used in the time of horse and carriage transport.Two kerosene lanterns - buggy lamps.They are rectangular in shape and have a chimney on top. Both have carrying handles.There are 3 glass windows having two clear white lights and one small red round light on the back. The ceramic burner is made by Barton's.On ceramic wick holder - B in the middle of BARTONS B Underneath is TRADE MARK lighting kerosene-lights buggy-lamps transport lanterns

Issued to William Herring 7th. July 1941 by Ministry of Food - UKRation Book Supplement (Reproduction)Holders name and address - Surname "Herring". Other names "William". Address : " xxxxx"

Tramway Pass for a Totally and Permanently Disabled Soldier pass No. 505 made out to R H Prentice of Prahran and signed by R A Spencer MMTB Secretary. Has the availability conditions, and is available until 30/6/1948. Mr Bob Prentice was a tramway enthusiast who collected VR Tramcar No. 20, photographs and items and authored several small books about Victorian Tramways. See January 1993 and the April. 2024 (page 9) issues of Ballarat Tramway Museum Fares Please - (reference links)Has a strong association with a well respected tramway enthusiast and collector.Grey cloth card folded item with two pre-printed pieces of paper glued to the inside, one with details of the holder on the left hand and the right hand side with a photograph of the holder.tramways, trams, soldiers, tickets, mmtb, passes, bob prentice

Leather scabbard Holder with two straps used to carry a swordhandcraft - leatherwork, military history

Displayed in History House.Metal-framed candle/rectangle holder with tinted glass sides.

Silver pencil holder with pencil enclosed, leaf pattern, crushed.flagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked-coast, flagstaff-hill, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, flagstaff-hill-maritime-village

Float green glass ball held in knotted rope holderflagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked-coast, flagstaff-hill, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, flagstaff-hill-maritime-village, float, glass float

Float green glass ball held in knotted rope holderflagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked-coast, flagstaff-hill, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, flagstaff-hill-maritime-village, float, glass float

A green canvas knife holder with a black metal belt attachmentknife holder

Included in the collection of Bill Bakker RNEIAAFBrown Leather Business Card Holder belonging to Bill BakkerRoyal Australian Air Force 1939-1945 Europea23.11

This publication and accompanying papers marks the 1985 Grand Opening season of The Australian Opera in the State Theatre in the nw Arts Centre in Melbourne. Inside are documents including a five page Guest List (acceptances) for the Cocktail party to announce the 185 season. Mr and Mrs J Davies are listed. Pages with biographies of singers are included. This looks to be part of 1984 Board Papers. Patricia Davies was a member of board of The Australian Opera.The Australian Opera document holder with many documents. Foolscap size.walsh st library

Speckled enamel Candlestick holder plus candle & box of matches.stawell