The Willow Cookery Book is a collection of recipes published by the tinware and kitchenware brand Willow. First published in the 1930s it spanned 13 editions and was updated to include recipes as Australian's taste for more exotic cusine expanded.Small recipe book stapled together with cloth tape on the binding. Book produced by Willow Tinware founded in 1887 in Melbourne. The company produced tinplate kitcchenware, bakeware and storage containers. Became a staple found in Australian household during the twentieth century.'The Willow Housewife's Handbook on Cookery, second edition.' The owner of the book's name is on the first page 'M. Badham, 91 McIvor Rd, Bendigo.'badham collection, book, recipes, willow

The Department of Public Instruction is the historical name for the Victorian Department of Education. These cards were originally published between 1900 and 1910 as a set of thirty three insturctional cookery cards.Cardboard cover with pages of printed recipes and bound together by three cloth ties threaded through punch holes.Front cover 'Exercise Book. Pupil Edith Badham. Commenced 25/02/1913. Eighth Grade. Gravel Hill School'. Recipe cards headed by 'Victoria. Department of Public Instruction. COOKERY. Instruction Card'.badham collection, book, recipes, department of public instruction

The publisher of the book E.P. Dutton founded in 1852 by Edward Payson Dutton in Boston. It relocated to New York in 1869. Today it is under the group Penguin Random House. Ernest Nister was a publisher based in London and frequently partnered with E.P. Dutton. He was renowned for his high-quality coloured illustrations and interactive, movable children's books.Book with cardboard covers and pages with nursery rhythms.Front cover 'Rock-a-bye-Baby! UNTEARABLE. New York. E.P. Dutton & Co., Edward Nister, London.' Inside of front cover 'Ida Badham, Bendigo'.badham collection, book, e.p. dutton, ernest nister

The Collins history of publishing dictionaries began in 1824 in Glasgow by William Collins who had a background as a teacher and an interest in material related to the Temperence Movement. The company continues to publish dictionaries to this day, including digital versions and foreign language editions. Today the company is known as Harper Collins. The dictionary was used by several members of the Badham family which reflects the continued usage of such items and not just replacing something that may be older.Collins Dictionary with cardboard red covers and 288 pages. Names of former owners on front cover and inside front cover. Inside the back are names of various members of the Badham family - Edith, Ida and Jim. This dictionary has had several owners in the one family.a 'Collins' Clear Type Illustrated Pronouncing Dictionary. 300 Illustrations'. Name of former owner printed in top right-hand corner 'Ida Badham'. b Inside the front cover names of owners of the dictionary 'E. Badham', Ida Badham'.badham collection, dictionary, collins, william collins

Longman is a publishing company founded in 1724 in London. Also known as Pearson Longman the company was founded by Thomas Longman and published a wide variety of books. Thomas Longman was one of six booksellers who published Samuel Johnson's Dictionary.Book with brown cardboard covers and white paper with black printing. Textbook used to teach how to read music.Front cover 'LONGMANS' MUSIC COURSE. PART 1. ELEMENTS OF MUSIC. BERTENSHAW'. First page is stamped 'Allan's, 253 Mitchell St., Bendigo'. Title page 'LONGMANS' MUSIC COURSE PART 1. 'THE ELEMENTS OF MUSIC WITH EXERCISES'. 'BY T. H. BERTENSHAW, BA., B. MUS.' Published by 'LONGMANS', GREEN AND CO., 39 PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON, EC4, 1923'.badham collection, longmans', music, bertenshaw, samuel johnson

The Federal Arithmetic are a series of mathematics workbooks edited by J. McRae and published by Whitcombe and Tombs. The books were written to meet the specific requirements of Victorian primary school curriculum from Grade 2 through to Grade 6. They were used from the 1910s through the 1930s.Book with thin brown cardboard covers and cream paper with black printing. Ink stains evident on the front cover. Advertisements for other textbooks published by Whitcombe and Tombs on last two pages of textbook.Front cover 'THE FEDERAL ARITHMETIC FOR GRADE VI. Edited by J. McRae M.A., Inspector of Schools, Victoria'. 'Specially written to meet the requirements of the New Victorian Course of Study for Elementary Schools'. 'MELBOURNE, CHRISTCHURCH, WELLINGTON AND DUNEDIN, N.Z. AND LONDON. WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS LIMITED'.badham collection, arithmetic, mathematics, j. mcrae, primary school, whitcombe and tombs

The Federal Arithmetic are a series of mathematics workbooks edited by J. McRae and published by Whitcombe and Tombs. The books were written to meet the specific requirements for the curriculum in elementary schools.Textbook with thin red cardboard covers. The red covers have been covered in brown paper. White paper with black printing. Advertisements for other textbooks published by Whitcombe and Tombs on several last pages of the textbook. The pages are slightly damaged along the edges. Some staining evident on many of the pages. Handwritten notes on some pages and inside back cover.a Front cover handwritten 'Mathematics. Ida Badham, 91 McIvor Rd., Bendigo'. First page 'THE FEDERAL ARITHMETIC FOR GRADE VII. Edited by J. McRae M.A., Inspector of Schools, Victoria'. 'Specially written to meet the requirements of the New Victorian Programme of Instruction'. 'MELBOURNE, CHRISTCHURCH, WELLINGTON AND DUNEDIN, N.Z. AND LONDON. WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS LIMITED'.badham collection, arithmetic, mathematics, j. mcrae, whitcombe and tombs, elementary school

Teach Yourself was formerly a series published by the English Universities Press (subsidiary company of Hodder & Stoughton) that was printed from 1938 until 1966. This series was most famous for its language textbooks, but a wide variety of subjects was also included.Book has thick blue cardboard covers. The cover has been covered in a brown woven material. White paper with black printing. Handwritten notations on some of the pages.Handwritten on second page 'Edith A. Badham Wed 27th Feb 1957'. b 'TEACH YOURSELF GERMAN. A BOOK OF SELF-INSTRUCTION IN GERMAN BASED ON THE WORK BY SIR JOHN ADAMS, M.A., LL.D, COMPLETELY REVISED AND ENLARGED BY SYDNEY W. WELLS, B.A. AND FURTHER REVISED BY E.S. JENKINS, B.A. ENGLISH UNIVERSITIES PRESS LTD., LONDON'. c 'THE TEACH YOURSELF BOOKS EDITED BY LEONARD CUTTS. GERMAN'.badham collection, german language, textbook, english universities press

The Bendigo Institute of Technology was an educational facility that existed between 1967 to 1976. It had evolved from the School of Mines and Industries. Later it merged with the State College of Victoria to form the Bendigo College of Advanced Education. Today it is known as Latrobe University, Bendigo. The site is now the Bendigo TAFE campus. The pamplet outlines the course of study through various streams including Leaving Certificate and Matriculation (Years 11 and 12).Small pamphlet cream coloured paper with black and green printing. Some brown staining on lower part of pages. Picture of Einstein on the front cover.Front cover 'MATHEMATICS, BENDIGO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY'. Back cover '1967-68'.badham collection, bendigo institute of technology, mathematics, diploma

A blue hard covered book titled ''Locomotive Management from Cleaning to Driving'' by Jas. T. Hodgson and John Williams. London. The Proprietors of 'The Railway Engineer,'' 15 Farringdon Avenue, E.C. 529 pages. (ill.) Some questions related to the railways have been attached to the inside of the book and a sheet titled, 'Everyday essentials in railway working.'Jas. T. Hodgson, John Williamsbooks, technical, railways, book, books, trains, railways, engines, locomotives, badham collection, collection, collections

Brown cover book: contains details instruction of The Westinghouse Automatic Brake (64 pages). The context cover pictures demonstrations of the brake parts and operation procedures in very details.books, technical, railways, book, books, trains, railways, engines, locomotives, badham collection, collection, collections

Brown cover, maroon spine. On front cover' instruction pamphlet, No. C-4. June 1940. A-6-ET and A-7-EL locomotive brake equipments, Westinghouse Brake (Australasia) Pty. Ltd., Concord West, N.S.W., Australia.Westinghouse Brakecottage, miners, badham collection, westinghouse brake

In the 1930s the Victorian Education Department published The School Paper monthly for primary school students. Each one featured a combination of Australian poetry, literature and imperial values. The magazines were edited by teachers. George Wallace served as the editor from 1925 to 1934 and then John Ramsden Lyall from 1934 until 1940.Document. School papers published by Education Department, Victoria, Australia. Owned by Jean Badham. Cloth bound on spine. 1931 Grades 3 and 4. February. March. June. July. August. September. November.'Education Department, Victoria, Australia. School Paper. Grades III and IV.' Pictures of Koala on left of heading, lyrebird in the centre and a possum on the right.document, memo, school papers for 1931, badham collection

In the 1930s the Victorian Education Department published The School Paper monthly for primary school students. Each one featured a combination of Australian poetry, literature and imperial values. The magazines were edited by teachers. George Wallace served as the editor from 1925 to 1934 and then John Ramsden Lyall from 1934 until 1940.Document. School papers published by Education Department Victoria Australia. Owned by Jean Badham. 1932 for grades 5 and 6. March. April. May.'Education Department, Victoria, Australia. The School Paper. Grades V and VI. 1932.' Pictures on title header of Australian wildflowers and forest.document, memo, school papers for 1932., badham collection

In the 1930s the Victorian Education Department published The School Paper monthly for primary school students. Each one featured a combination of Australian poetry, literature and imperial values. The magazines were edited by teachers. George Wallace served as the editor from 1925 to 1934 and then John Ramsden Lyall from 1934 until 1940.Document. School Papers published by Education Department Victoria Australia, in a cardboard cover. Cover made of two pieces of black, white and grey marbled card with blue cloth hinge glued in place. A set of strings is looped around the hinge. School papers are inserted under single strings. Label on front cover ''School Papers, Name Jean Badham Class V111 Gravel Hill''. 1935 grades 7 and 8, February. March. April. May. June. July. August. November.Front Cover 'School Papers' 'Name Jean Badham. Class VIII Gravel Hill.'document, memo, school papers for 1935, badham collection

Badham collection: Newspaper clipping regarding Private G. N. Crump missing, presumed dead on 30.8.1942. He served in 2/14th Battalion fighting on the Kokoda Trail Private Crump was 20 years old and employed by Favalro Bros. when enlisted. Small newspaper clipping.document, newspaper, bendigo theme, pte. g.n. crump 30.8.1942. 2/14th battalion. kokoda trail. favalro bros.

Document: letter dated 25th. September, 1939, re cleaner F. Jones, on attaining 21 years of age and relevant wages to be paid.organisation, union, a.f.u.l.e, collins, huddle, victorian railways, f. jones, cleaner

Document: letter 27th. September, 1939, re copy of minutes of 1939 annual conference.organisation, union, a.f.u.l.e., victorian railways, a.f.u.l.e., huddle, collins

Document: letter dated 4th. October, 1939, re copy of log of claims for increased wages and working conditions.organisation, union, a.f.u.l.e', huddle, collins, wages, log of claims, victorian railways, union, enginemen

Document: carbon copy of letter from C. Collins, General Secretary, to R. Huddle, Branch Secretary, Bendigo, dated 2nd. October, 1939, re special class engine drivers and seniority, and pay.organisation, union, a.f.u.l.e., huddle, collins, drivers, engine drivers, victorian railways, union

Document: letter to R. huddle, A.F.U.L.E., from C. Collins, General Secretary, dated 27th. October, 1939. re cost of living figures and index figure for the five towns in Victoria. Basic wage for the coming quarters 13/2 per day.organisation, union, a.f.u.l.e., huddle, collins, cost of living, wages, victorian railways, a.f.u.l.e.

Document: letter dated 23rd. October, 1939, addressed to R. Huddle, A.F.U.L.E. re Driver Weigard, accommodation at Corio House, Melbourne. Signed C. Collins, General Secretary.organisation, union, a.f.u.l.e., weigard, huddle, collins, victorian railways

Document: letter to R. Huddle, Branch Secretary, A.F.U.L.E., dated 11th. October re resolutions carried at Sunday meeting, re log of claims for increased wages. Mr. Dickenson to visit Bendigo, re classification of drivers and firemen at Bendigo and other matters.organisation, union, a.f.u.l.e., victorian railways, a.f.u.l.e., dickenson, huddle, collins

Document: letter addressed to R. Huddle, Branch Secretary, AFULE, dated 9th. October, 1939. Letter re procedure to be followed when engine is taken to the Bendigo Workshops. Signed by C. Collins, General Secretary.organisation, union, a.f.u.l.e, bendigo huddle, r., c. collins, railways, a.f.u.l.e.

Document: carbon copy of letter. Letterhead ' Australian Federated union of Locomotive Enginemen, Victorian Division' dated 2nd. November, 1939, signed by General Secretary, C. Collins. Letter requests quarterly card be made out for any member who is high in arrears and not making a reasonable effort to reduce his contributions.organisation, union, a.f.u.l.e, victorian railways, a.f.u.l.e, collins, c., huddle, r.

Document: 2 typed letters and 2 typed memos relating to installation of a station light at Castlemaine. Letters are addressed to R. Huddle, Secretary, A.F.U.L.E, on Victorian Railways letterhead, and written from the District Superintendent's Office, Bendigo, dated from 4th. February through to 18th. April 1939. Staple removed from documents. Handwritten note on memo dated 18th. Feb. 1939, by R. Huddle, stating that 'Mr. McKerlie will interview you concerning this matter'.organisation, government, victorian railways, huddle, r., victorian railways, superintendent's office, mckerlie, bendigo

96 letters on letterhead of the Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Enginemen - Victorian Division. The letters are addressed to Mr. R. Huddle Branch Secretary A.F.U.L.E. Bendigo and signed by C. Collins. Dates from 03/01/1939 till 08/11/1939organisation, union, a.f.u.l.e

38 letters on letterhead of the Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Enginemen - Victorian Division. The letters are addressed to Mr. R. Huddle Branch Secretary A.F.U.L.E. Bendigo and signed by C. Collins. Dates from 18/07/1938 to 30/12/38.organisation, union, a.f.u.l.e

11 typed letters from 17/08/1938 to 30/12/1938. These are copies of correspondence from the General Secretary to member. Names mentioned: A. Hinchcliffe, Mr. R. Huddle, Mrs. Warren, W. Lewis, Mr. A. French,Mr. K.M. Lapsley, Mr. J. McKerlieorganisation, union, a.f.u.l.e

34 typed letters from 05/01/1939 to 06/11/1939. These are copies of correspondence from the General Secretary to member. Names mentioned: Mr. J. McKerlie, Mr. R. Huddle, J.M.Galvin, A.H. DeGrandi, C. Collins, Mr. L.C. Jude, Mr. H Prime, Mr. W.B. Murlay, Mr. J.R. O'Connor, Mr. H.E. Ireson,E.C. Eyers, P. White, J. Stirton, Mr. J.A. Daffey,Mr. T. Lewis, Mr. T. Denholm, Mr. S.R. Page, Mr. W.C. Ryan.organisation, union, a.f.u.l.e