Booklet, CD-ROM, Poster .1 Hardcover booklet, plastic with metal spiral bound pages. Cover - black and white print on front, spine and back. Illustrated, sepia colour. Front - collection three battlefield photographs. Back - one street scene photograph. 99 Pages - cut, plain, white paper. Illustrated black and white, sepia and colour photographs, maps and diagrams. .2 CD-ROM enclosed in plastic pocket, front cover. .3 Poster - white print, illustrated black and white, and colour montage photographs for 25 APRIL 2006, Commonwealth Coat of Arms top, folded.wwi, anzac day, documents - education

Item re Frederick Gardner DAVEY DFC No 410533 RAAF. Refer Reg No 3536P for his service details.Black / white portrait photo of a boy in school uniform, consisting of a shirt, tie, jacket & monogrammed cap. Photo is in a cream, card mount. Photo & mount are enclosed in a light brown embossed card folder.Printed on the front of the folder: With compliments PRESERVENE PTY LTDcards, photography

Wooden frame, glass front, green border, photo enclosed.Top centre written in glass: “HMA Corvettes”photography-photographs, military history - navy, glass technology, corvettes

Hard covered book, The Favaloro Family Of Bendigo, The Early Years 1895 - 1942, 324 pages with black & white photographs, coloured photographs and maps, printed 7 bound in Australia by Focus print Group Keysborough Vic. Bound in reddish brown leather look with a group photograph of the Favaloro family 1908 on front, a thank you note from the Author enclosed.Robert McWilliamsbook, bendigo, favaloro, bendigo-history-favaloro-buildings-cafes

Black and white photograph of male figure playing violin in front of drawn curtain. Photograph mounted on board and enclosed in stiff paper folder. Inscriptions: on front of folder - 'Christmas Greetings from Colin 1947, a Reg Brock photo'. Printed picture of lighted candle in candle stick, Drawing of holly in red and green. Printed in folder 'Colin Mansel, Bendigo Violinist'. History: Previous Acc. No. P672Reg V Brockperson, individual, portrait male

Printed card folded to form an opening card. Front is printed with a decorative blue border enclosing the words Everlasting Silver Leaves from Durban Natal. An address has been handwritten to Miss G Dean Esmond McKenzie St Golden Square Victoria. Opening the card, on the left hand side is a coloured photograph attached to the card inside a decorative gold border. The image depicts three males wearing native headdresses standing in front of three two wheeled carriages. The words Ricksha Boys are printed in red in the border beneath the photograph. Words have been handwritten below. On the right hand side are three leaves made of silk stuck to the card within a gold decorative border. The first leaf contains the words With love to ... My only Girl printed onto the silk. The name Glad has been handwritten onto dotted space. The second leaf has a printed image of an urn with flowers growing from it. The words Good wishes have been handwritten. The third leaf has the word souvenir printed onto it with initials C.N. The words From a fond heart across the sea have been handwritten across it.postcard

Eight colour photographic views of Bendigo dating in the 1950's period. Enclosed within envelope printed heading reading. Valentine 's Snapshots. Eight real photographs hand coloured, Bendigo, Vic No 2 published by the Valentine Publishing Co, Melbourne and Sydney. Photos are of; Lake Weeroona Bendigo, The Mall. Pall Mall Bendigo, The Conservatory Gardens Bendigo, Rosalind park Gardens Bendigo, Conservatory Gardens Bendigo, Rosalind Park and Deborah Gold Mine looking towards Bendigo.Valentine's Snapshots, Bendigo, Vic. No2. Published by the Valentine Publishing Co., Pty. Ltd Melbourne and Sydneybendigo, streetscape, general street views

Photographs. Gertrude Perry Collection. Two large black & white photographs. One a lady from Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and the other Lady Hollywood. Sixteen smaller black & white photos, Five of the actors from 'Rose Marie', Eleven from 'Floradora' and Five others. In a cream envelope with Nos 80 - 81 - 82 written in the top left corner and addressed to Miss G Perry, Floradora. Envelope enclosed in a brown envelope addressed to Miss G Perry, Panton St, G. Sq. It has The Bendigo Advertiser Photographic Service printed in red in the top left corner and Your Photographs printed on a red background across the top left corner.cottage, miners, gertrude perry collection, ian o'neil, brian brewer, harry brewer.

Photographs and negatives. Gertrude Perry Collection. Yellow Kodak folder containing prints, negatives and proofs with Perry 2 pounds 10 shillings and 6 pence written on the back. Three proofs of a lady which are discoloured. Two small negatives - One of a car with a picket fence and a shed behind it and the other of a person sitting on a chair behind a car and a bus. Four larger negatives, Three are of a dog and the fourth a garden. All these are enclosed between two sheets of black paper. Two receipts - one a receipt from Bendigo Advertiser Newspapers Press Photo Service for 6 shillings and 6 pence. Rec. No 9586. Dated Oct 18, 1953. The 2nd one from Reg. V. Brock Studios for 5 pounds 11 shillings and 9 pence. Dated 4//11/1953. Rec. No B3476. Five coloured photographs, Four of Gertrude Perry in costume, in one she is holding a goat. The fifth photo is four men dressed in various costume. All photos are the 'White Horse Inn' 1962.Reg. V. Brock of Bendigophotograph, gertrude perry collection, photographs, negatives, white horse inn (play)

Photographs. Gertrude Perry Collection. Eleven black & white photographs of people in various plays. Named photographs: k) - Final Rehearsal 'Show Boat' 1961. a) - Scene, 'You're in Love'. d) - Final Rehearsal 'Oaklahoma'. e) - Final Rehearsal 'Oaklahoma'. h) - Alf Annison & Me 'Rose Marie'. i & j) - Alf Annison Lutz, Grand Duchess Me. f) - Katinka. b & g) - Alf Annison, Me Aunt Ella. One has Oklahoma 1961. c) - Alf Annison, Me 'Aunt Ella' Dawn Beckwith Oklahoma 1961. Photos enclosed in a Powneys paper bag. It is red, white, blue and yellow. It has the address Hargreaves Mall Bendigo Phone 43 4738 and 42 2061 printed on it.gertrude perry collection, show boat, katinka, oaklahoma, rose marie, you're in love, alf annison, dawn beckwith

Photo shows Bendigo 18, painted in the Bendigo Trust colour scheme at the Mine terminus, late 1980's or early 1990s. It was originally converted by the SEC to a one-man tram but not used as such. Converted by the Bendigo Trust to a enclosed car with entries at either ends. Operated by the Ballarat Tramway Museum during 2001 to 2005 to celebrate 150 years of Gold, where it carried its Melbourne number of 45. Currently operated by the Bendigo Tramways as No. 45.Yields information about Bendigo Tramways tramcar 18 /45.Colour print - digital printed made 12/22Has notes on the rear of the print about the photographer, address and dates.tramways, tramcars, tram 18, bendigo, bendigo tramways, tram 45

Held in Melbourne from the 22nd November to 8th December, the 1956 Summer Olympics, officially known as the Games of the XVI Olympiad or the Melbourne Olympics were the first held outside of Europe or the USA. This programme was originally enclosed with book 'Australia, Land of the Southern Cross' as is a visitors guide to Australian states and cities.Colour printed programme. 15, [1] pages. Illustrated. Colour printed front and back cover based on the Olympic ring colours. Inside pages printed in red and black. Contents include an official programme listing all the events, venues and dates; photograph and map of Olympic grounds and Village; a guide to facilities and services available to visitors during the Olympic Games and lists of Australian cities and towns with brief statistics and description for each listing. Includes an introduction by Frank Selleck, Lord Mayor of Melbourne ; Maurice A. Nathan, Chairman, Olympic Civic Committee.melbourne olympic games, olympic games 1956, city of bendigo tourism

George Lansell was persuaded to begin investing in the newly forming mining companies of Bendigo, from 1855. His first investments failed, he lost money, and refocused on his original businesses. In 1865 George re-entered mining and with substantial investment was able to dictate the mining practices of his companies. His approach, of mining ever deeper than had been reached before, was so successful that he became known as the Quartz King of Bendigo. He soon became a millionaire. For a time, he may have been the richest man in the world. In 1871 Lansell purchased the Ballerstedt mines, equipment, machinery and mansion from the now deceased Christopher’s son, for 30,000 pounds. Although this was a large sum for the times, it demonstrated Lansell’s sound judgement: under his direction, the 180 Mine was extended down to over 3000 feet, becoming the deepest mine in the southern hemisphere at the time. By 1889, it was estimated that Ballerstadt and Lansell, over the time of the mine’s operation, had taken out at least a million pounds worth of gold from it. Mr. Lansell returned to England in about 1882 and took up his residence in Surrey, just across the river from London. There, when in his sixtieth year, he married Miss Edith Bassford, who was of English birth, but who was reared in Bendigo, where he first met her and her family. After a residence of seven years in Surrey Mr. Lansell and family returned to Bendigo, having been requested to do so by many leading citizens, who felt that it needed his presence and energy to keep mining in quartzopolis on the up grade. He was heartily welcomed by them on his return. Since then he has lived a quiet, uneventful life at his beautiful residence, "Fortuna." George Lansell travelled extensively, from the 1870’s, and extended his Fortuna Villa residence greatly, embellishing it as his fancy was inspired by his travels. Likewise it was filled with unusual items acquired on those travels. The surrounds did not miss out, being extensively landscaped and developed with features like ornamental lakes, a classical fountain, enclosed Roman style baths.Fortuna Articles - Photo of George Lansell's residence in England This item contains the following document: 11217.66a Black and white Photo Print of George Lansell's residence in England 10 x 8 inches, on rear of photo is written "George Lansell's Residence in England between 1881 and 1887 11217.66b Black and white Negative of George Lansell's residence in England 10 x 8 inches - Contact BHS for detailsnon-fictionbendigo, fortuna, george lansell, edith lansell, edith bassford