Written on back of photo SS0195., "Site of clock tower looking up Warrandyte Rd., 1967". On SS0197: "Site of clock tower, June 1967"

Written on back of photograph SS0245a: , "Framing the columns under the first floor of 27-29 Ringwood Street. Social Security buildings in background. Shows Waltons 'Blimp' in sky right of power pole. It was tethered over their store on highway. 25/3/82". On back of SS0245b: "Preparing the foundations of 27-29 Ringwood St. 25/3/82"

Newspaper clippings and typed documents.Packet includes: . 3944a, 3944b- Newspaper clippings, Ringwood Neighbourhood Watch related. . 3944c- Ringwood Neighbourhood Watch newsletters 1985 to 1991. . 3944d- Invitation from Victoria Police Force to attend a Neighbourhood Watch Home Security Meeting at Norwood high School Hall on 7th May 1985.

Written on back of photograph, "East Ringwood S. Centre, 1986." and "East Ringwood Shops 1986"

Written on back of photographs, "Jubilee Park 30/9/73".

Small photograph labelled, "Mull Rd. tip 1964" Written on back of large photograph, "Tip in Mullum Rd. formerly Jewkes pine plantation. Now a sports area (1974)" Written on top left corner, "1964".

View of lake with man shovelling rubbish into it from cart with horse. RE0028 shows close up view of same man. See also Item 2978 (Image RE0029) for full view of The Dive including Diving Tower.Typed below photograph, "'The Dive' East Ringwood Knaith Rd. where the aquatic sports were held. Being filled in after several drownings. Was clayhole from a brickworks. Now site of Ringwood East Community Centre". (3 copies)

Catalogue card reads, "Accident on Whitehorse Road. Old Ringwood Post Office on corner of Ringwood St. and Whitehorse Road."

Written on catalogue card, "Ringwood Timber and Trading Co. New St. Ringwood. Extensions."

Catalogue card reads, "Masonic Hall, now demolished". Photograph is dated 1978.

In SS0311b: Webdales Licensed Grocers store in background. Also railway gateWritten on back of photograph SS0311a, "Last stump still remaining in post and rail fence which ran along Station Street". Photograph is dated mid 1976. Further note reads, "Removed by 'someone' late 1976". On back of SS0311b: "Showing last stump of post and rail fence which ran along Station Street. 'Pinched' late 1976".

Written on back of photograph, "Eastland and Adelaide Street. Extensions to Eastland - 22/11/72".

Written on back of photographs, "Late 1980. Bedford Road railway siding construction."

Written on back of photographs, "Lat '80. Old baths bulldozed. Ringwood Street."

Written on back of photographs, "Eastland - 22/7/73" (SS358i) and "11/7/73" (SS358m)

Written on back of photographs, "Civic Place, 1984".

Catalogue card reads, "Ringwood, 1982. Ringwood Timber and Hardware Co."

Written on catalogue card, "Ringwood, 1982. Ringwood Street."

Written on back of photograph, "for new bridge. Warrandyte Rd. 1986." SS0369h shows plants of Barrett's old garden.

A 384 page

A small A5 size 35 page booklet.

This 305 page, full colour hard copy reference work, catalogues the series of metal uniform embellishments used by Units and Regiments of the Australian Army, from 1953 through to the date of publication. The book provides images of the front and the back of a given (metal) insignia set for each Unit or Regiment operating within the Australian Army since 1953 (including abolished formations). Each image set, depicts the relevant hat badge, collar badges and epaulette title and/or cloth shoulder title applicable. The book’s images document at least three distinctly different ‘generations’ of insignia manufacturing methods/types, including the: gilt brass and white metal items used in the 1953 to 1964 period; and anodised aluminium ‘StayBright’ insignia introduced as from 1964 and ‘BriteShine’ insignia introduced with effect from 1997 (running through to today). The full colour photographic images in the book are complimented by written descriptions which cite each item’s distinguishing characteristics… including measures of: typical weight, height, width and thickness (at a given point). A discussion of copies and faked items is also provided, including microscope resolution images of ‘tell tale’ signs to look for. The entries in this book are organised alphabetically and are consistent with those used in the Authors’ earlier publications (ie. the 614 page eBook version of Volume 1, as well as with the 236 page ‘Concise’ hard copy Editions of Volume 1). australian army insignia, post ww2 insignia and badges