These items were found in the Joseph 'Joe' Wlodarczyk donation. They may have belonged to Z. Kalach, a Sunshine North resident, a hair clipper clearly marked as belonging to Z. Kalach was also found in the collection.Straight razers were a common grooming tool used by men before the invention of safety razors. They required skill to use and regular maintenance, including honing and stropping, to keep the blade sharp. These razors were also commonly known as "Cut Throat Razors".Collection of four straight razer blades5008.01 - Joseph 'Joe' Wlodarczyk Collection - GOTTA Straight Razor.jpg 5008.02 - Joseph 'Joe' Wlodarczyk Collection - Solingen Straight Razor.jpg 5008.03 - Joseph 'Joe' Wlodarczyk Collection - REVISOR Straight Razor.jpg 5008.04 - Joseph 'Joe' Wlodarczyk Collection - Joseph Allen & Sons Straight Razor.jpg razor, joseph 'joe' wlodarczyk, cut throat razor

From the estate of Joseph "Joe" Wlodarczyk (Member of the S&DHS)2435.01 - Joseph 'Joe' Wlodarczyk Collection - Scouting Documents - Badges 2435.02 - Joseph 'Joe' Wlodarczyk Collection - Scouting Documents - Notes 2435.03 - Joseph 'Joe' Wlodarczyk Collection - Scouting Documents - Wood Badge Training Record 2435.04 - Joseph 'Joe' Wlodarczyk Collection - Scouting Documents - Long Service Decoration Certificate 2435.05 - Joseph 'Joe' Wlodarczyk Collection - Scouting Documents - Scouter Warrant Certificate 2435.06 - Joseph 'Joe' Wlodarczyk Collection - Scouting Documents - 10 Year Service Certificate 2435.07 - Joseph 'Joe' Wlodarczyk Collection - Scouting Documents - Wood Badge Stage 2 2435.08 - Joseph 'Joe' Wlodarczyk Collection - Scouting Documents - Forty Knots Visual Guide 2435.09 - Joseph 'Joe' Wlodarczyk Collection - Scouting Documents - Stage 2 Field Day 2435.10 - Joseph 'Joe' Wlodarczyk Collection - Scouting Documents - Common Conversion Factos 2435.11 - Joseph 'Joe' Wlodarczyk Collection - Scouting Documents - Ropescouting, scouts, wlodarczyk

This electric jug was donated by Joseph "Joe" Wlodarczyk, from his personal collection.A cream-coloured HECLA electric jug. It has a small square label indicating the words in upper case printed letters HECLA. It has a chocolate brown coloured flip lid. The jug also has signs of sticky residue on the bottom, along with gray wear marks from the jug being dragged along. The electrical cord is also missing.HECLA HECLA AUSTRALIAhecla electric jug, electric jug, jug, joseph 'joe' wlodarczyk

The Speedie electric jug is a classic piece of Australian domestic appliance history, known for its distinctive ceramic body and early electric heating design. This item came from Joseph 'Joe' Wlodarczyk electric jug collection Glazed Pale blue porcelain jug with art deco design features with black hinged lid. Electrical cord is missing.Lid - Speedie Bottom - Trademark symbolelectric jug, jug, joseph 'joe' wlodarczyk

This electric jug was donated by Joseph "Joe" Wlodarczyk, from his personal collection. The J9 electric jug is a vintage Australian ceramic appliance, most commonly associated with HECLA, a well-known manufacturer of domestic electrical goods. Sunshine Pottery on contract made many of these HECLA jugs. Glazed ceramic body, typically in pale cream with cream swivel lid. The electrical cord is missing.Bottom - J9hecla electric jug, electric jug, jug, joseph 'joe' wlodarczyk

Joseph "Joe" Wlodarczyk was a member of the S&DHS Cottage Team. Upon his passing his wife & daugther donated these personal belongings to the Society. They represent a life time of community service to the Sunshine District. Joseph together with his parents migrated to Australia from Poland after WW2Collection of Joseph Wlodarczyk Scouting Uniform with Belts, Badges & Scafsscouting, scouts, joseph "joe" wlodarczyk

This passbook belonged to Stanislaw "Stan" Pierzak & Teodozja "Lottie" Pierzak (Nee Szalac), two Polish immigrants who settled in Compton Parade Sunshine North in the 1950's. They raised two children, Helina & Jon. This passport covers the period May 1958 to February 1990 including the important period when Australia converted to decimal currency. The donor Joseph 'Joe' Wlodarczyk married their daughter Helina.The passbook shows regular savings by the owners Stanislaw & Teodozja Pierzak, two married polish immigrants who came to Australia after World War 2. This passport covers the period May 1958 to February 1990 including the important period when Australia converted to decimal currency. The passbook also covers the period from hand entries to accounting machine-based entries.Small grey booklet with ledger pages inside with dates of deposits and bank stampsCover - Commonwealth Saving Bank of Australia Depositor's Pass Book Sunshine No 4949 Victoria Inside - Stanislaw Piezgak and Teodozjabank, sunshine, joseph 'joe' wlodarczyk

Many displaced people who migrated to Australia after World War 2 brought similar tubs with them as part of their luggage. The tubs were valued by the migrants because they were used for washing clothes and other laundry items, and for bathing children and even adults. The tub in our possession was brought out to Australia in 1950 by the Pierzak family who eventually settled in North Sunshine, Victoria. The following story about the Pierzak family has been provided by the daughter Halina Wlodarczyk (nee Pierzak). The father Stanislaw Pierzak was born on the 26th of July 1916 in Zbrza, and the mother Teodozja (Teodozia) Szalas on the 5th of March 1919 in Goleciny, both villages in the Kielce district of Poland. In 1940 they were both taken by the German Army to work as slave labour on farms in Germany. Stanislaw worked in the Saxonia area and Teodozja near Dillingen. The work was hard, and when Teodozja contracted pneumonia she was told that she would not be given any food if she did not work. After the war the displaced persons, as they were called, were settled in various barracks and camps organised by the United States Army. Stanislaw and Teodozja married in Gablingen, Bavaria, Germany, and Halina was born in the camp at Gablingen in 1949. The displaced people were given the choice of several countries if they wanted to migrate from war torn Germany, and so the Pierzak family chose Australia. The Pierzak family set sail from Naples, Italy aboard the ship General M. B. Stewart and arrived in Sydney on the 17th of April 1950. The men and women had to stay in separate quarters, and many passengers were so sick that they did not think they would survive the journey. In Australia they lived in migrant camps in NSW at Bathurst, Orange, Parkes and Cowra. To pay off their fares to Australia migrants were required to work under contract for 2 years. Stanislaw Pierzak worked in Broken Hill NSW returning to visit his family every 3 to 4 months. The son John was born in the Red Cross building at the Parkes camp in 1952. In 1953 the whole family moved to Melbourne and lived in a converted garage in Victor Street, North Sunshine. In 1954 the family bought a bungalow on a block of land in Compton Parade, North Sunshine, where eventually they built a house. Stanislaw Pierzak worked at Steelweld in Ashley Street, Braybrook travelling there on his bicycle, while Teodozja Pierzak found work at Smorgon in West Footscray. Stanislaw and Teodozja Pierzak lived in North Sunshine for the rest of their lives, and Mrs Pierzak always said that Sunshine was the best place in the world.Tubs like this which belonged to displaced people were highly valued possessions and are of historic significance. They were brought out to Australia after World War 2 by many migrating displaced families. The tubs were used for washing activities in the camps in Germany, and the migrant camps in Australia, and also when people lived in bungalows in Australia before they built houses with laundries and bathrooms.Oval shaped galvanised iron tub with two rigid handles, one at each end. The top of the tub is larger than the base. The galvanising is deteriorating in some parts which show a whitish appearance. There are some small dents, and a few chips in the galvanising where surface rust has appeared.The number 70 is stamped on both sides.washing tub, galvanised tub, laundry, bath, displaced persons, immigration, general m. b. stewart, galvanized tub, pierzak, galvanised wash tub, joseph 'joe' wlodarczyk

This booklet was a key safety induction bookletThere were many risks to employees when working at large manufacturing factories such as Massey Ferguson. This booklet was used to highlight to employee some of these risks and what action should be avoided or taken if injured.Small fold out grey booklet with key safety points detailed insideMF Safety and You at Massey Fergusonsunshine, massey ferguson, safety, induction, joseph 'joe' wlodarczyk

Small hard covered book with green & yellow text on front. Inside has maps, index of street names & advertisementsnon-fictionHard copy book that includes a set of maps that cover the streets of Melbournedirectory, joseph 'joe' wlodarczyk, street directory

Road travelers relied on foldable paper maps to chart their journeys, especially when venturing beyond familiar territory. Maps helped identify highways, towns, and landmarks, enabling drivers to choose efficient or scenic routes. These maps were indispensable tools for travel, planning, and exploration. This map also identified the location of Vacuum Oil Company Dealerships throughout Victoria. These paper-based maps were used before Global Positioning System "GPS" revolutionized navigation. - Envelope - Pidd's Garage Melbourne Road Newport Local Dealer Olympic Tyres Vacuum Road Map of Victoria with Interstate Routes with the compliments of the Vacuum Oil Company Pty Ltd. Map - Vacuum Road Guide of Victoria Visit Melbourne Centenary 1934-5 Vacuum Oil Company Pty Ltdmap, vacuum oil company, pidd's garage, melbourne road, newport, joseph 'joe' wlodarczyk

Metal Abacus Counting Bead used by the Wlodarczyk Family after migranting to AustraliaMetal Abacus Counting Beadjoseph 'joe' wlodarczyk, abacus

Used by the Wlodarczyk family after they migrated to Australia from PolandOld style brown leather school bag with 2 buckle top flap straps and back strapOld School Bag 1950's Era|Jhn Pierzak|Adrian Wlodarczykjoseph 'joe' wlodarczyk

Suitcase was used by Kazimeira & Marianna Wlodarczyk, the parents of Joseph Wlodarczyk when they emigrated from Poland to Australia in 1950Brown suitcase with latches and locksBrown suitcase with latches and lockssuitcase, household, joseph 'joe' wlodarczyk

Bathtub & washing trough used in Immigration Camps Post WW2Oval shaped bathtub (Gal Steel)|Rectangular washing trough (Gal Steel)bathtub, household, joseph 'joe' wlodarczyk

Joseph "Joe" Wlodarczyk was a member of the S&DHS Cottage Team. Upon his passing his wife & daugther donated these personal belongings to the Society. They represent a life time of community service to the Sunshine District. Joseph together with his parents migrated to Australia from Poland after WW2Chisholm Let Your Light Shine Mr Joseph Wlodarczyk For Service To The Board Of Managment St. John's / Chisholm 1994 - 1996 St. John's College Braybrook Christus Lux Meawlodarczyk, st. johns, churchill avenue, braybrook

Joseph "Joe" Wlodarczyk was a member of the S&DHS Cottage Team. Upon his passing his wife & daugther donated these personal belongings to the Society. They represent a life time of community service to the Sunshine District. Joseph together with his parents migrated to Australia from Poland after WW2J. Wlodarczyk MF Apprentice|Yakka Coveralls Size 7 Wiast 38 Inleg 32 1/2 Inchwlodarczyk, st. johns, massey ferguson, sunshine

Joseph "Joe" Wlodarczyk was a member of the S&DHS Cottage Team. Upon his passing his wife & daugther donated these personal belongings to the Society. They represent a life time of community service to the Sunshine District. Joseph together with his parents migrated to Australia from Poland after WW2.Collection of Australian & Internation stamps, first day covers & coinswlodarczyk, st. johns, stamp

These cliiper were found in the Joseph "Joe" Wlodarczyk donation. Burman & Sons hair clippers were a notable product from the Birmingham based engineering firm, especially popular during the mid 20th centuary. Though the company is better known for its automotive and motorcycle componets, they also manufactured manual hair clippers that became popular in barbershops and in private homes.Stainless steel hand operated hair clipper and boxA Burman Hair Clipper|Inside box lid Owner Z. Kalach 177 McIntyre Road Sunshine North 3020

This combined public transport map provides information on services operated by the Melbourne and Metropolitan Tramways Board, private bus operators and Victorian Railways, Bus Proprietors' Association and the Transport Regulations Board. It was published in the interest of travelers in the Melbourne metropolitan area.This map shows Melbourne's transport network prior to the City Loop being built. Locally the map shows the St. Albans electrification line stopping at the St. Albans Railway Station.Metropolitan Transport Services Map Melbourne Tram, train & Bus Services 15crailways, bus routes, tramlines

The Albion North Kindergarten was renamed to the Dorothy Carlton Pre-School Centre in 1987Typed Report Official opening of the Dorothy Carlton Pre School Centre Invite to Mr & Mrs J Wlodarczyk 24 October 1987|Typed List Albion North Kindergarten Committee Members 26 March 1984|Typed List Albion North Kindergarten Committee Members 25 March 1985|Typed List Dorothy Carlton Pre School Centre Committee Members 28 March 1990|Preliminary study plan of the Pre School centre Furlong Road Albion North 26 July 1985albion north kindergarten, albion north, woldarczyk

Used by the Wlodarczyk family after migrating to Australia from Poland in the 1950'sWooden & Metal Washing BoardWashing Board 1950's Erahousehold, migrant, immigration

Collected by Joseph Wlodarczyk All these bags came from the major supermakets that were located in the Sunshine Shopping Centre SIMS and later SSW were located in Sun Crescent Payless, Safeway and Coles were located in Hampshire Road North of the railway lineCollection of Brown Grocery Paper BagsSims, Payless, Safeway, Coles New World, SSWsupermarket, bag

The Wlodarczyk family migrated from Poland to Australia, The family settled down in Esmond Street Ardeer. Joseph "Joe" became an apprentice for Massey Ferguson and during the downsizing of this campany Joe started work for the Gas and Fuel Corporation as a draftsman3310.01 - Proposed concrete brick house at Lot 172 Esmond St Sunshine for K. Wlodarczyk|3310.02 - Metropolian Board of Works Approval Document - Consent is hereby given to K. Wlodarczyk for the execution of plumbing work for sewage and warter supplyesmond street, ardeer, wlodarczyk

This is a typical small oil can found in many factory or home workshops. They were typical used for multiple functions including drilling metal, oiling small bearings, etc. The origin of the can came from the estate of Joseph Wlodarczyk whom worked at Massey Ferguson, therefore it may have come from Massey FergusonSmall brass cylinder oil can with needle style sprout and push button bottom

Used by the Wlodarczyk Family who lived in Desmond Street Ardeer after they migrated to Australia from PolandA metal grinder with rotating blade and handleBrevete SGDO Made in Francehousehold

Used by the Wlodarkczyk Family from Esmond St ArdeerMen's Felt HatFayrefield Blue Ribbon Fur Felt Patent No 119837 Size 6 1/2joseph 'joe' wlodarczyk, clothing

Collection Joseph Wlodarczyk Scouting Memorabila including scouting pennants & patches from throughout Australia, woggles and other misc itemsCollection Joseph Wlodarczyk Scouting Memorabila including scouting pennants & patches from throughout Australia, woggles and other misc itemsscouting, scouts, joseph "joe" wlodarczyk