In 1985 an association known as Community Radio Endeavour Warrnambool (CREW) was formed. Following many "test" broadcasts, a licence was granted in September 1990. 24 hour broadcasting commenced with over 100 volunteers. The station ID 3WAY (standing for Warrnambool And You) was adopted.A common object linked to a community organization.Clear stemmed glass with white lettering.3 Way FM 103.7 Great Ocean Radio.warrnambool community radio, 3way radio history

1copy in better condition donated by Don McLeod of Lyndoch 18th February 1981Hard Cover, Red with Gold LetteringPrepared by Some of the Boys Published by AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL A.C.T. 1942

This cookery book belonged to Gwen Moores' family. They were a farming family whose land included The Masons Lane Recreation Reserve. the book was used between 1900 and 1930.Local historyBook, hardcover, black lettering on spineWarne's Model Cookery and Housekeeping Bookbook, domestic, kitchen, cookery, gwen moore, recipes

Established in 1868, Licensed Plumber, Richard BURKE, ran his business from 152 Evans Street, Port Melbourne.White business card with black lettering.richard burke, business and traders - plumbers, 152 evans street

15ct gold badge with green letteringV.C.F. Circumspice

Small green book with black letteringTechnical School Series. Woollen Yarn Production. Lawson.

light blue booklet with black letteringThe Dyeing of Yarn Packages. Volume2: Appendices By Arne Johnels

Light blue booklet with black letteringThe Dyeing of Yarn Packages. Volume 1: Text. Arne Johnels

Beige hardback book with black letteringScreen Printing. W Taussig

Green hardback book with black letteringTextile Raw materials and Their Conversion into Yarns. J Zipser

white rectangle badge with black letteringSolomons supports wool pure new wool

Black Tally Band with gold letteringRoyal Australian Navy

Wooden honour board with gold lettering. The board contains the following names : Percy Nuttall, MC MM IBM; John A Garlic MBE; Daniel C Davern; Basil M Mc Clure; George A Bremner; Lt John Munro; Raymond A Lushley; John W Willmott; Ivan L White; Francis J Bell.

The building a Vision Resource Centre at Kooyong was made possible through donations made by a large number of people. To honour this commitment, a board was constructed listing those individuals and businesses who had contributed. During the various refurbishments of the Kooyong site, this board was taken down and is no longer retained.Large wooden board with vinyl lettering"The Vision Resource Centre was made possible by the vision and generous support of the Victorian community, including many individuals, Business leaders, Trusts, Blind members, volunteers and staff. The Association for the Blind gratefully acknowledges the financial support of all contributors, including the following major donors and supporters:" thereafter follows a listing of 93 namesassociation for the blind, fundraising

From 1979, the John Wilson Award was awarded to individuals who made a significant difference to the lives of those around them. To publicly acknowledge this, a signboard was established and hung at the Kooyong Centre. The top of the board was inscribed with the words 'Vision Australia Foundation' and the eye logo is located in the top left-hand corner. Below this is written: "The following recipients have made a notable contribution towards blind and vision impaired people. 1979 Agnes M. Tweedie, 1980 Elizabeth I. Lindsay, 1981 Flora Douglas, 1982 Edna Wilson, 1983 Herbert J. Brumby, 1984 Joanne Trumble, 1985 Arthur Nothling, 1986 Colin & Margaret Fox, 1987 Katharine M. Rose, 1988 Bryan G. Sitlington, 1989 Edna Swanson, 1990 Ellena F. Little, 1991 Neil McCrae, 1992 Lillian Dethridge, 1993 John A. Blanch, 1994 Winsome Baker, 1995 Barry Farnsworth, 1996 Harold Gration, 1997 Merle Wootten, 1998 Norma Crook, 1999 Thelma Royal, 2000 Neil & Elizabeth Maxwell, 2001 Elaine Leahy, 2002 Norman & Bernice Anderson, 2003 Gwladys Jeavons, 2004 Eve Lustig, 2005 Shirley Admans.Wooden board with frame and gold letteringawards, vision australia foundation, association for the blind

To acknowledge the work of the Tilly Aston Council, the name of the chairman was inscribed on a signboard which hung at the Kooyong centre. At the top of the signboard is written 'Vision Australia Foundation' with the VAF eye logo located in the top left-hand corner. Underneath this are listed the names of the people who chaired the Tilly Aston Council: 1970-1988 Bryan Sitlington, 1989-1990 John Bland, 1990-1992 Jean Ross, 1992-1995 Eve Lustig, 1995-1997 Don Draffin, 1997-1999 John Perry, 1999-2002 Graeme Jones, 2002-2005 Valerie Thomas. At the base of the board is written: 1989-2005 Shirley Admans, Manager, Tilly Aston Council.Brown rectangular board with gold letteringvision australia foundation, bryan sitlington, john bland, jean ross, eve lustig, don draffin, john perry, graeme jones, valerie thomas, shirley admans

Square Grey album with lettering on cover."60 Years Ahead Conference" Melbourne, and Sydney ,Australia., photograph albums, farm equipment

Diary of Mr. Simon Blagdon 1854. Pages give story of Eureka Stockade and Crimean War, a note that Steamship arrives with mail. Mr. Blagdon was a senior Postal official, who died 1893 in Hawthorn, Victoria. Brown diary with gold lettering on cover"Letts's Diary No 10. 1854"diaries

Blue Material Banner with Gold LetteringWELCOME BACK HOME TO (check hand written names) OF THE A.I.F. THEY'RE COVERED IN GLORY CAUSE THEY HAD WHAT IT TOOK THROUGH THE QUAGMIRES, THE JUNGLES AND THE RAT HOLES OF TROBRUK

Signaller's briefcase with leather handle attached by metal rings , key lock in centre (no key)green leather with gold embossed lettering airforce, uniforms

Basic information of what was in each room when Mr. & Mrs J. Stringer and family owned Emu Bottom and the homestead was open to the public. Small blue booklet with black lettering."HOLLY GREEN"/SUNBURY...emu bottom, george evans, holly green, emu bottom homestead, webb h.l., stringer j

The HGC Junior Championship 1950 - 1988An historic trophy of HGC, now superseded by honour board in clubhouseSolid timber board with gilt letteringnon-fictionheidelberg golf club, trophies

These heads and tails dice were used by the troops to gamble in World War 1 and World War 11 and were the pre-cursur to the two-up game which was a popular form of gambling in Australia post World War 11. Later versions of two-up were played with two pennies on a board. A hand made cardboard box containing 18 cubed shaped dice of various colours and sizes. Three red with white lettering, three dark grey with yellow lettering, six orange/brown with blue and red lettering, and six brown with white lettering. Each dice is marked with the three letters H and three letters T.Each dice has H and Tworld war 1, world war 2, dice, game, two up, gambling, heads tails, heads and tails

Dark purple hard covered book with black leather spine. 96 pages of text with 94 coloured plates.ballarat school of mines, ballarat technical art school, illumination, ballarat technical art school library, lettering, herbert werner frederick de nully