This book deals almost entirely with occurrences within Australia. It describes the background - political, social, industrial, economic-against which the war effort of Australia was projected.This book deals almost entirely with occurrences within Australia. It describes the background - political, social, industrial, economic-against which the war effort of Australia was projected.Official History of Australia in the War of 1914-18 - Volume XI - Australia During the War. Illustrations, Photographs,australia, declaration of war, commonwealth cabinet, war pledges of political leadeers, censorship of newspapers, censorship of mail, blind codes, internment camps, hughes, stress of war, military organisations of australia, formation of armies, equipment of armies, matters of policy, gallipoli, conscription, conscription movement, military service referendum act, the last months of the war, economy aspects of the war, commonwealth taxation, patriotic funds, peace conference

Braille is a system of touch reading and writing for blind persons in which raised dots represent the letters of the alphabet Braille is read by moving the hand or hands from left to right along each line. Residents of Moorabbin Shire used these cards at social gatherings. In the early 1800s Charles Barbier, who served in Napoleon Bonaparte’s French army, developed a unique system known as “night writing” so soldiers could communicate safely - without lamps- during the night. Louis Braille, born Coupvray, France 1809 lost his sight at a very young age, 1819 he was enrolled at the National Institute of the Blind in Paris.and began to modify Charles Barbier’s “night writing” code in an effort to create an efficient written communication system for fellow blind individuals. . He spent the better part of the next nine years developing and refining the system of raised dots that has come to be known by his name, Braille. The code was now based on cells with only 6-dots instead of 12 ..Braille died in 1852 but his code spread around the world France 1854, USA 1860 , and blind individuals from all over the world benefit from Braille’s work daily. Today, braille code is transcribed in many different languages worldwide.Blind individuals from all over the world benefit from Braille’s work daily and these cards were used by residents of Moorabbin ShireCardboard pack of ordinary playing cards with braille imprints left top of each card. Pack is incompleteFront: PLAYING / CARDS / for the BLIND / To be obtained from the / NATIONAL INSTITUTE / FOR THE BLIND / Great Portland Street / LONDON W1. Hand written : O'Dean Lounge braille louis, barbier charles, visually impaired, braille playing cards, braille, library, braille sheet music, braille ketboards

Certificate reads "This is to certify that Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind, is a member of the of Australian Direct Marketing Association for the year ending 1 July 2002-30 June 2003 and hereby abides by the Association's Code of Practice". Sidned Rob Edwards, CEO, ADMA.1 A4 sized certificate with sealWax seal of the ADMA is affixed to the lower half of the pageroyal victorian institute for the blind, awards

Annual report outlining the achievements of the Braille Writers Association of N.S.W. including the presentation of certificates of recently qualified members, transcription of a school and exam materials, the Amended Braille Code being considered by the World Braille Council, list of authors of contributed articles to 'Boomerang' magazine, Eisteddfod Braille reading contests, production of a program for ABC Youth Concerts, Paramatta gaol transcribers and book binders, passing of transcriber H.W. Hill who also gifted his corneas to blind person, and a list of books transcribed by transcriber and number of volumes.1 printed volume with photographsbraille writers association of new south wales, annual reports