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University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus ArchivesPhotograph - Black and white print, 12. Vase of crab apples, Malus floribunda syn. Pyrus floribunda, 1925-1955
... 12. Vase of crab apples, Malus floribunda syn. Pyrus floribunda......crab apples...Vase of crab apples, Malus floribunda syn. Pyrus floribunda...Vase of crab apples, Malus floribunda syn. Pyrus floribunda 12. ...Vase of crab apples, Malus floribunda syn. Pyrus floribundaOn reverse, "Return to Mr Jessep."a.w. jessep, vase, crab apples, malus floribunda, pyrus floribunda -
Phillip Island and District Historical Society Inc.Mixed media, Wallpaper samples from Charmandene Guest house
... Two sheets of photos of original wallpaper and a sample of coloured floral wallpaper, "crab apple"...Wall paper fragments 1-4, layer 1 - cabbage rose, layer 2 - crab apple print number, layer 2- crab apple border, layer 2 - crab apple wall,...Historical charmandene cottage Guesthouses home decor Wall paper fragments 1-4, layer 1 - cabbage rose, layer 2 - crab apple print number, layer 2- crab apple border, layer 2 - crab apple wall, Two sheets of photos of original wallpaper and a sample of coloured floral wallpaper, "crab apple" Wallpaper samples from Charmandene Guest house Mixed media ...Title of property shows the property was owned by Emily Henty in 1894. " Charman Dene" was Alfred Herbert and Edith Blanche Holdsworth’s holiday house. The property was sold following Alfred Herbert’s death in 1929. Mrs Champion later owned the property. Charmandene Guest House was located on the beach front along Lover's Walk. It was relocated in the 1980s to Osborne Road in Cowes , where it still stands.HistoricalTwo sheets of photos of original wallpaper and a sample of coloured floral wallpaper, "crab apple"Wall paper fragments 1-4, layer 1 - cabbage rose, layer 2 - crab apple print number, layer 2- crab apple border, layer 2 - crab apple wall,charmandene cottage, guesthouses, home decor -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus Archives
Book - Register, Department of Agriculture, Victoria, Index to Fruit Trees, 1900's
... Listed varieties - almond, apple (eating, cider, crabs), apricot, quince, fig, citrus, cherry, currant, gooseberry, medlar, nectarine, plum, pear, peach and vine (resistant stock) varieties. ...Listed varieties - almond, apple (eating, cider, crabs), apricot, quince, fig, citrus, cherry, currant, gooseberry, medlar, nectarine, plum, pear, peach and vine (resistant stock) varieties. ...Handwritten in red and black ink in formal alphabetical tabbed blue/red register. Unknown numbering system associated with varieties. Listed varieties - almond, apple (eating, cider, crabs), apricot, quince, fig, citrus, cherry, currant, gooseberry, medlar, nectarine, plum, pear, peach and vine (resistant stock) varieties. Probably dates from early decades 20th Century. Possibly planted at the Burnley Gardens.Index to Fruit Trees inscribed on spine.fruits, apples, apricots, quinces, figs, citrus, cherries, gooseberries, plums, pears, peaches, vines, lists, register, school of primary agriculture burnley
