A heritage jumper worn by the Cargnham Linton Football Netball Club senior football team in the 2018 match against Skipton commemorating the 50th year of the amalgamated Cargnham Linton club. The jumper features the club's red, white and black colours on the front with logos and all football premierships of the Cargnham, Linton and Cargnham Linton football teams. The back of the jumper features a combination of the royal blue and gold sash of the former Linton Football Club and the royal blue and red sash of the former Cargnham Football Club. This jumper was donated to the Linton and District Historical Society has player number 22 on the back. This appropriately recognises 100 years since the Linton Football Club premiership year of 1922. Donated to the Society 100 years later in 2022.Football jumper made from synthetic material to commemorate 100 years of when Linton Football Club won the premiership in 1922. Front of jumper is made up of black, white and red stripes. Across centre front of jumper are three shields representing Carngham, Carngham Linton and Linton football clubs prior to and since amalgamation to one club. Below the shields are lists of when the above teams won significant premierships. Reverse of the jumper has a large number 22 which signifies winning a premiership in 1922 and the centenary year 2022.carngham linton football netball club, linton football club, carngham football club, michael o'beirne

The Western Plains Football League operated in Victoria from 1930 to 1998. Participating football clubs included Carngham-Linton, Cressy, Illabarook, Lismore, Rokewood, and Skipton. The Henry Brunn Cup was awarded to the Best & Fairest player.Silver plated trophy cup with handles, on circular Bakelite base."HENRY BRUNN CUP / 1957 / W.P.F.L. / Best & Fairest / Won by / D. Hart"dean hart, western plains football league