These football boots belonged to Adrian Conway in the late 1940s. He was an actives sportsman in the Wodonga community including playing golf and football with the Wodonga Football club. Adrian was a son of Michael and Catherine Conway of Wodonga. He passed away in 2002. This item was donated by one of his sisters.These football boots belonged to a well-known member of the Wodonga community.A pair of black leather football boots. Each shoe has 19 lace eyelets, but no laces are not matching. Each boot has 7 stops on the sole.wodonga sport, football boots, wodonga football club

Postcard - Bridge Sreet, Ballarat Vic showing tram tracks, a number of horse drawn carts and cabs. On the far right, a tram stop sign can be seen, along with men talking. In the view are shops, businesses or advertisements for: Junction Boot Store, Havelock Tobacco, Halls Corner, A Bregeut Ales & Butter shop, W A Stark Wines and Spirits, Velvet Soap, Thomas Dunstan? Leather Merchant.Yields infomation about the corner of Bridge Street, Main Road and Victoria Streets.Black and white postcard titled Bridge Sreet Ballarat Vic, looking west from the corner of Bridge Street, Main Road and Victoria Streets 1910c. Divided back type, published by VSM Melboune and printed in Prussia.bridge street, ballarat, stones corner, victoria street, main road, tramways, tram track, horse drawn vehicles

Postcard titled "Flinders St showing Princes Bridge & Flinders St stations", by Rose No. 13592, looking west along Flinders St. Has many FJ Holdens in the view, including one bus, and four trams. In the background at Princes Bridge is a chemist, a boot repairer, and an advert for Mitchell brushes. Photo c1955. Note the safety zone stops for a tram stop on either side of the intersection in Flinders St.Yields information about Flinders St at Swanston St and the two railway stations buildings.Black and white postcard divided back unused.In pencil on rear "4-00"tramways, flinders st, flinders st station, princes bridge station, safety zone, tram stops

Designed in Germany as an Opel, but sold in the UK as a Vauxhall, in Australia as a Holden. Elsewhere was also known under the Chevrolet badging.In an effort to introduce a smaller sporty sedan the Calibra was introduced into AustraliaDark blue 2 door sports sedan, with glass sunroof, high polish alloy wheels, body protector on bonnet. Open slot grille. Stop light mounted centre of boot.Round Holden emblem mounted both grille and boot centre. Boot LHS Calibra 16V, RHS HOLDEN badgevehicle, calibra, holden