Ill, p.162.non-fictionShort stories of Ireland history for children.childrens stories - ireland, irish fiction

Children's story book - 4 sections sewn into heavy card covers, with glued self end papers, 36 pages colour printed gloss paper, titled "Sam the Tram", by Lowen Clarke, illustrated by Tony Renouf, 1990. Tells the story of Sam and his adventures in Melbourne, a W5, converted later on to a SW5, relationship with other trams, cars, passengers, the down fall of the system in the 1980's and revival, the big strike of 1990. Also has the Z's Monique and Turbo - see Reg Item 2558.trams, tramways, melbourne, comics, children, stories, childrens books

The illustrations in this book are attributed to EULALIE. Eulalie ( Eulalie M. (Eulalie Minfred Banks), 1895-1999) was born in London and illustrated more than 50 children's books as well as cards, calendars and even murals. She died at 104 and was still painting into her 90's. This book is a children's story book and has been well used. It seems to be aimed at very young children.This book is a typical example a child's story book of the 1940's.A children's story book with large colourful illustrations. It is the story of a young boy's visit to London zoo and has illustrations of Australian animals. The cover and first pages are missing.book-children's eulalie-banks

A children's story about animals.Illustrations, translationsbangerang, storytelling, animals

From the collection of Giselda Bannister.Example of 1950's children's storybooks.Example of Biblically themed children's story book.D15, 1950's children's biblical storybook

Story book, c 1916, prescribed to be read as a novel by children in grade V.Example of novel written for children in grade VChildren's story Book, aimed at Grade V pupils.Seven pence (price) 'Lost In The Rockies' George Robertson & Co. Proprietary Ltdchildren's educational novel

Ill, p.32.fictionA graphic interpretation of a classic collection of stories originally written in 1844. It follows such themes as the consequences faced by disobedient children, thumb suckers who come to a bad end, and picky eaters who starve from malnutrition. 8 yrs+childrens poetry, stories in rhyme

Favourite Stories, hardcover childrens story book, published by McLoughlin Bros New York, with black and white illustrations.books, children's, story book

Edvard Griegg Boy of the Northland, hard cover childrens story book, 165 pages with black and white illustrations & sheet music.Sybil Deucherbooks, children's, story book

A children's story book with large font text and colourful illustrations telling the story of a new dollar coin. It consists of 30 pages.fictionThis book was produced by the WAW Credit Union with the aim of educating children about money and how it can take different forms as it is used throughout the community. It gives a message about how banking with a Credit Union impacts on the entire community. WAW Credit Union has been operating in various forms since 1956. The WAW stands for Wangaratta, Albury, Wodonga, reflecting its area and names of former credit unions from which it merged.banks and banking - juvenile literature, waw credit union, credit union wodonga

Hard-covered book with children's stories and illustrations inside (printed 1903) Title: The Girls Own Annual (Please note: quite fragile)See photobooks, reading, children, girls' annual

Illustrator, Rebecca Pannell lived in Church Street, Mitcham during the early 1990s. Rebecca also illustrated a copy of 'The Nunawading News' during the time of the commissioners.A children's story book 'The magic of Marvin's. A Cocky's Circle Little Books' with yellow cover and an illustration of a small boy with a wizard hat, wand and stars.To dear Valda l;love Rebecca Pannilebooks, children's

''Children's Stories and Poems'' by Lucy Hill (or 'Aunt Evelyn' - pen-name of Lucy Hill). These are presumably cuttings published in the Bendigo Advertiser (ca. 1922, 1923)Bendigo Advertiserperson, individual, lucy hill, journalist, advertiser, aunt evelyn, the centenary song, gravel hill state school, in the spot light, an unexpected achievement, bendigo.

Children's book, telling the story of Australian wool in Chinese language.Children's book, telling the story of Australian wool in Chinese language.wool marketing wool industry, national wool museum, wool marketing, wool industry

Example of children's story booksSee aboveStory book, part of extensive series for children aged 7-8."Presented to Allan Kepert, Balwyn Baptist Primary 1.11.42"children's story books

Aimed at primary aged children, contains stories, activities and information to assist in education the young person.games, colour illustrationswurundjeri, woi wurrung, stories, activities for children, educational resources, possum skin cloaks, primary school education

Buff color cover with the title and the author's name in dark green lettering on the spine and front cover.fictionAn Australian children's story set in colonial times.short stories, australian

Dust cover is buff in color and the title and author's name is in navy blue lettering on the front cover and spine.fictionAn Australian children's story set in colonial times.short stories, australian

Dust cover is a buff color with the title and author's name in navy blue lettering on the front cover and spine.fictionAn Australian children's story set in colonial times.short stories, australian

Red cover. Title and author are in black lettering on front cover and spine of book.fictionAn Australian children's story set in colonial times.minagong, marion miller knowles, australia, fiction

Childrens story time at St Kilda Library with Philippa Armstrong, Children's Librariancolour photograph unmountedPhotographer's caption sheet attached. Shows photographer Simon (?) Hoey and identifying number 960507602. Back of photograph is stamped: Warning This photograph is subject to Copyright provisions. It may not be resold, copied, republished, displayed for promotion purposes or reproduced in any way without the written permission of all copyright holders. Leader Newspaper Group.philippa armstrong, st kilda library

Book of children's stories given to Flora McDonald by her brother. Donated to the Whitburgh Cottage museum c1982 by unknown person/s.Red cloth-bound hardcover book, colour illustration of four dancing children bordered by floral motif on front cover, worn with loss of colour. Back cover stained with faded areas. Spine torn & partially missing. Cover separated from front. Loose binding, some loose pages, several pages with ragged edges. Pages gilt edged. Colour plate opposite title page. Illustrated. 144 pp. Poor condition.Second flyleaf, 'Presented to/Flora McDonald/From her/Brother/Angus McDonald/5/9/04'.flora mcdonald, childrens literature, whitburgh cottage collection

Short story for children in Butchulla language.illustrations, word listsbutchulla, stories

Production basis not known, could have been for use or promotion at the time of the launch of the "Sam the Tram" Children's story books - see item 2557.Demonstrates a method of promoting travelling safely.Metal-pressed badge with a cartoon plastic insert and spring clip on rear. Two copies held. tramways, badges, comics, children, stories, children's books, safety

Mrs Grace Tabulo built up a fairyland of figures depicting well-known children's stories and nursery rhymes in her garden at 57 Malmsbury Street, Kew. Many children visited and the property was especially popular on New Year's Eve. paperback, H 21 cm; 109 pagesgrace tabulo, 1877-1965 ---family, fairyland cottage, malmsbury street, kew, james nicolas, james tabulo