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Friends of St Brigids AssociationCeremonial object - Altar cloth, 2009
... ceremonial textiles..., Crossley ceremonial textiles altarcloths Celtic cross embroidered ...Used on altar at St Brigid's Church, CrossleyCream altar cloth used to cover an altar. In the Catholic Church it is used as a sign of respect towards the holiness of the altar. Celtic cross embroidered in red . Hand embroidered in center / bottom of cloth.ceremonial textiles, altarcloths -
Friends of St Brigids AssociationCeremonial object - Humeral Veil, Humeral Veil - a liturgical vestment that covers the shoulders and hands of the minister to carry the Blessed Sacrament or give Benediction
... Ceremonial textiles... Ceremonial textiles "Benediction " : "CSNG Crossley" Rectangular ...Used at St Brigid's Church Crossley Rectangular cloth"Benediction " : "CSNG Crossley"ceremonial textiles -
City of Moorabbin Historical Society (Operating the Box Cottage Museum)Ceremonial object - Clothing, child's dress-up costume, c1927
A child's dress-up costume incorporating the Australian Red Ensign Flag made for a pageant c1927A child's dress-up costume c1927. An Australian Red Ensign Flag sleeveless top with detachable capeclothing, moorabbin, dressmaking, textiles, melbourme, velia dowdes house -
Kew Historical Society IncArchive (Sub-series) - Subject File, Boroondara, City of - Memorabilia Working Group, 1996
Various partiesReference, Research, InformationKHS OrderWorking Brief (Jan 1996) and Interim Report of and to the City of Boroondara Memorabilia Working Group on which the representatives of Kew were Jill O’Brien and Dorothy Benyei. The Brief described the items under consideration to include: “historic artefacts, photographic material, books, works on paper, textiles and a number of outdoor items”. The response in the Interim Report September 11, 1996 noted that in contrast to the submission by the Kew representatives for Kew-related material to be relocated to the Kew Library, the Society had been given a scarf, a ceremonial cover, and a cup and saucer. The items that the Kew representatives wanted returned to Kew included five paintings and a photograph. These are itemised in the report.city of boroondara - collections, kew historical society - collections, city of kew - collectionscity of boroondara - collections, kew historical society - collections, city of kew - collections -
Ballarat Diocesan Historical Commissionceremonial collar, Hibernian Australasian Catholic Benefit Society (HACBS) ceremonial collar, Early 20th century
... Hibernian, HACBS, textile, ceremonial collar, Friendly..., textile, ceremonial collar, Friendly Society. Large velvet ...The Ballarat Hibernian Society was a friendly society formed at Ballarat in 1868. In 1871 the group amalgamated with a similar group in Melbourne to form the HACBS. Due to legislative changes the insurance interests of the society were absorbed into those of the IOOF in the late twentieth century . These collars were worn at official functions and meetings of the society. They vary in elaboration from heavily embroidered to very simple silk collars and many are embroidered with motifs such as kangaroos, emus, shamrocks and Irish harps.Large velvet ceremonial collar with gold metal braid trim and PP for Past President embroidered in gold metal thread.hibernian, hacbs, textile, ceremonial collar, friendly society.
