UK manufacture RAA cap for 1950s. Personal purchase?? Khaki cloth peaked cap with Royal Regiment of Australian Artillery gilt cap badge (Queen's crown) with brown leather chin strap and gilt AMF 12mm diameter buttons. Brown leather sweat band and tan plastic crown liner and khaki cloth liner. Manufacturer's, size and D^D stamp under crown. "Herbert Johnson (Bond Street) Ltd., 38 New Bond Street, London" "1951" "Size 6 7/8" "Made in England" "D^D" No personal I.D.headgear, cap

Bond St. Old Gospel ChurchWritten on back of photograph, "14.3.87 Bond St. Old Gospel Church".

Ringwood Street, corner of Bond StWritten on back of photograph, "18/5/81. Ringwood Street, corner of Bond St."

No.1 Bond Street, Ringwood - 1981.Written on back of photograph, "1981, View of 1 Bond Street (Dr. Matthews?). Where Dalty's are soon to build".

A Tribute to Pte William Edward Ernest Bond who was killed in 1916.Rectangular shaped Laminated Poster.In Ever-lasting memory of Private William Bond - 4296 - Killed in action July 1916posters,pte william bond, world war one, lara r.s.l.

Alec William Bond was Secretary and Engineer for the Shire of Bacchus Marsh from 1924 until his death in 1968. The position of Secretary was similar to a Chief Executive Officer in contemporary terminology. Mr Bond was a prominent figure in the Bacchus Marsh community for nearly 50 years and as Shire Engineer was responsible for the design of a number of local infrastructure projects including the buildings and water scheme at the Lady Northcote Children's Farm at Glenmore and the public swimming pool in Grant Street, A physical memento that recognises the long and notable contributions of an important local government official and their service to the Bacchus Marsh Shire and community.A sound block with a green felt base and inscribed brass plaque with accompanying small hardwood mallet in a cradle.Engraved text on a brass plaque which reads: Presented by May Bond and Family to the Shire of Bacchus Marsh in memory of Alec William Bond Shire Secretary & Engineer 1924 – 1968.alec william bond, bacchus marsh shire council, gavel and sound blocks, local officials and employees, local government

Walter was the youngest son of Emily and Thomas Antonio. At the time of the marriage Ivy was only 19 years of age. Her mother, Ada Alice Bond. gave her consent to the marriage and was also a witness. The other witness was John Thomas Antonio, eldest brother of the groom. Emily Antonio is seated at the right of the photograph wearing a yellow dress. Presumably, the the lady on the left is Ada Bond, the mother of the bride. Thomas Antonio, the groom's father, would be the older gentleman standing behind the groom, and John Antonio would be one of the younger men standing. Ivy did have an older brother, Stanley Gordon, so presumably that would be the gentleman standing behind her mother. Ivy and Walter had three children, Dorothy Jean (Jean), Ernest Walter and Alfred John (Teddy0Sepia photograph of a 1st May 1913 wedding party. Three men, two flower girls, bride standing, two attendants and groom seated. Yellow and pink tones have been added to the photograph.bond, ivy myrtle, antonio, walter herbert

Colour photograph of Keith Bond wearing a navy blue singlet & jeans operating a machine in the Stawell Woollen Mill. He is wearing a gold ring with red stone. manufacturing

Written on back of photograph, "14.3.87. Bond Street". Catalogue card reads, "Hospital 'Eildon', Bond St."

Written on back of photograph, "E653, N21A. 18/1/82. Where the doctors' surgery was in Bond St. at no 6-3(?). Telecom preparing for service lane extensions to Bond St. at that section."

Colour photographWritten on back of photo: "Eastland Development-Bond St 25/5/95"

Written on back of photograph, "6/6/81. Sigma - 47 Bond St."

Catalogue card reads, "Ringwood, 1982.Cleared area in Bond and Charter Streets."

Written on back of photograph, "6/6/81. AWM Electrics, 43 Bond St."

Written on back of photograph, "6/6/81. Units 49-41 Bond St."

Written on back of photograph, "1981, Bond St. looking west from number one".

Written on back of photograph, "6/6/81. Barry Bangay Motors, 45 Bond St."

Written on backing sheet, "E659 NZ 3.2.82 Hist. Group. Reformed Church Bond St."

Written on back of photograph, "18/5/81. S.W. corner Bond and Ringwood Street. No.21 Ringwood St."

Black and white photograph of girls basketball team Back Row Judy Darcy, Barbara Bond, Valma Brooks, Mary Barling, Front Mavis Barling, Nona Collins, Catherine Barling Nowa Nowa Victoriarecreation, sports

Written on back of photograph, "E661. 8/1/82. Bond St. entrance to the new street across Charters Seymour Streets. Looks south."

Written on back of photograph, "8/1/82. Looking south from Bond St. across new market. Clock tower right centre."

Written on back of photograph, "E656, 24A. 18/1/82. The Bond St. entrance to the new street across Seymour and Charters. Billy Guyatts building in centre".

Typed below photograph, "Looking north along Ringwood Street from corner of Bond Street. Mullum Creek is in dip. Note how bare Loughnan hill was. Taken mid 1930s".

This book is one of a series used by grades III to VI in Tasmanian primary schools between 1954 and 1960.A cream and orange book with orange lettering on the cover. 136 pages of arithmetic lessons and answers.whitcombe & tombs, stocks, f.n. ba., bed.(melb), teaching, primary school, tasmania, education department, university of melbourne, george evans collection

This book is one of a series used by grades III to VI in Tasmanian primary schools between 1954 - 1960s.A book with a cream cover with green stripes and green lettering. 135 pages of arithmetic lessons and answers.whitcombe & tombs, stocks, f.n. ba., bed., teaching, primary school, tasmania, education department, george evans collection

In the aftermath of World War 1, the Australian government aimed to raise 25 million pounds through the Second Peace Loan. Money raised was to be used for the repatriation and resettlement of former servicemen. Targets were set for money to be raised in each of the Australian states. This notice encouraged Victorians to help WWI returned servicemen through the purchase of peace bonds. It details the amount of interest a purchaser of a bond in the Second Peace Loan would receive after ten years. This notice was displayed in various public buildings, and the wording of the notice was also used in newspaper advertisements, for example this advertisement appeared in The Argus on 6 September 1920.Small cream coloured notice advertising the financial rewards to be gained through investment in peace bonds issued by the Australian government as part of the Second Peace Loan 1920.peace bonds, world war i, first world war