Black and white photo of UH-1 helicopters on the way to 'Ben Cat' "OP CRIMP" on the way to 'Ben Cat' "OP CRIMP" all photos from therehelicopters, uh-1, ben cat, op crimp

Used by women and girls to wave or crimp their hair, for styling their hair, hairdressing. The irons are heated and then applied to the hair and wound to form curls. Pre-dates electrically heated curlers.One set of curling tongs made of iron/steel, rusted. The tongs are two shaped metal pieces which clamp together over a tress of hair. One set of crimping tongs. These have two wavy iron shaped metal pieces which clamp over a tress of hair to produce crimpy waves.hair-crimpers-curlers hairdressing heated-curlers

Rectangular, crimped lapel badge.Gold text, top to bottom. "VICHEALTH STH AUSTRALIAN MASTER'S GAMES MELBOURNE 1995 December 5 to 14" Red, gold, and blue horizontal bands. Middle band includes stylised images of athletes in blue, green, red and yellow.

Wood handled iron hair crimpersdomestic objects, hair crimpers

This model 1880. The lower roller was removed and heated before use.Crimping or pleating iron with wooden handle."Crown." "Pat. Nov. 2 1875 July 3, 1877. Reissued Mar 23, 1880"ironing machines, goffering irons, crimping irons

Metal hair crimping tongs with five prongs.personal effects-toilet requisites, hairdressing

Steel Detonator/ Fuse Crimper with Safety Clip Black Spring.crimper detonator

Marcelling is a hair styling technique in which hot curling tongs are used to induce a curl into the hair. Its appearance was similar to that of a finger wave but it is created using a different method. Marcelled hair was a popular style for women's hair in the 1920s and 30s often in conjunction with a bob cut. For those women who had long hair, it was common to tie the hair at the nape of the neck and pin it above the ear with a stylish hairpin or flower. Accounts vary about the invention of the style, but Marcel Grateau (1852–1936) is widely credited with inventing the hair styling technique in the 1870s. He started with a small salon in Montmartre, Paris where his clients were the poorer classes. As he developed the waving method that would later become the Marcel wave, using heated curling irons, The inventor and stylist emigrated to the United States and changed his name to François Marcel Woelfflé, sometimes reported as François Marcel. He was granted U.S. patents for implements for performing the technique; the first, U.S. patent 806386, entitled "Curling-Iron", was published in 1905, and the second, entitled "Hair-Waving Iron", for an electric version, under the name François Marcel, was published in 1918. His obituary appeared under the name Francois Marcel Grateau in 1936. Originally the irons had to be heated in the fire, but hair easily got burnt until 1924 when electric irons were invented and the temperature could be regulated. A significant item that gives us a snapshot not only into women's hairstyles of the 1920s and 1930s but a look into the social norms of that era. Therefore the item is of social interest in regards to the story it tells and the development of women's fashion in hair styling.Marcel Tongs, metal, used to impart a hair wave by heating and crimping the hairNoneflagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked coast, flagstaff hill maritime museum, maritime museum, shipwreck coast, flagstaff hill maritime village, great ocean road, tongs, curling tongs, hairdressing

This is a brass cartridge. It is rimmed, the other end has been crimped over. There is no projectile.Stamped on the base - MF AQ AI..303, blank cartridge

In 1917, Elwood Primary School opened on former swampland. Royal blue ribbon with crimped edges at each end and printed in gold on one sideelwood - schools

Used with a crimping board. When dresses had lots of ruffles and frills, crimping boards and rollers were used for pressing material into pleats.Very small rolling pin with fine groves.domestic items, laundering

BHS CollectionBlack and white photo of Basil Miller in Inspectors hat and uniform, without jacket. Crimped edge top and bottom.person, individual, basil miller

Archbishop Ezekeil of Australia is featured in the photo and on his right Stathi (Efstathios) Vlassopoulos. At the time of this photo Stathi was secretary of the Greek Orthodox Community of Melbourne and Victoria. Stathis Vlassopoulos was very active in Greek community affairs. In 1962 he established the first daily Greek newspaper 'Ta Nea', in Melbourne. Stathi was president of the IPS 1957-1959 and was a key driver behind the building of the 'Ithaca House', the clubrooms of the IPS. Archbishop Ezekeil was the first Archbishop of Australia in the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia, appointed in 1959, a period which saw the schism between the Greek Orthodox Community and the Greek Archdiocese of Australia.A black and white photograph of Greek Archbishop with other members of the Greek community standing in the background. The edges of the photograph are crimped.

Leather pouch with double press studs on a webbing belt. Contains crimper, pliers, side cutters and 'sappers' or utility knife.E. Mckenzie (on belt)clearance diver, pouch

All metal crimping tongs. Has three curvy tongs on one prong and two on the other. It has a scissor like handle. Front- The Princess - Pat. 1927crimping-iron hairdressing personal-effects

Four white china side plates decorated with sprays of pink roses and green leaves, crimped edges with gilding around rim.Sovereign Pottery Johnson Made in Australiadomestic equipment, food consumption, plates

glass basket moulded with a crimped edge and clear glass handle. Inside of base white, exterior brown, blue and white with some red.ornaments, glass, ornament, basket

Black and white copy of original portrait of a young lady with tightly crimped hair and wearing a light coloured dress with a lace collar with flowers on it.miss clem lloyd

These are stainless steel Hair styling Clips that are used for creating definite, non permanent Waves in a lady's hair c 1920 to 1960. Ladies usually went to the hairdresser for this styling but they could do it themselves at home Gladys Reed was a member of the Ormond Choral Society c 1950. who performed plays and musicals the City of Moorabbin Finger waves were very a fashionable Hairstyle 1920 - 1960. Gladys Reed, who was a member of the Ormond Choral Society c 1950.that performed plays and musicals the City of Moorabbin used these 'butterfly clips'Steel spring 'butterfly clips' used for crimping hair to form waves. Sanitarium Health Food Company Box c 1960 used for storage.hairdressing, finger wave hairstyle, steel, fashion, theatrical props, craftwork, sequins, beading, early settlers, moorabbin shire, mechanics institute cheltenham, ormond choral society, postworld war 11 settlers, housing estates moorabbin 1950, bentleigh, ormond, moorabbin, cheltenham, drama societies, musical society cheltenham, clark judy, reed gladys, reed george, hairdressing salons

These hair tongs were used to impart a hair wave by heating and crimping the hair.Marcelled hair was a popular style for women's hair in the 1920'sMarcel Tongs that operate in a scissor like motion, metal. Marcel / 10hair tongs, marcel 10

Leather pouch with double press-studs and back strap (to slide onto a bellt) containing detonator crimper pliers of clearance diver POAudio, CD WilliamsonICI A (on pliers) POAudio, CD Williamson (on pouch)pouch, clearance diver, williamson

Small oblong grey card with crimped edges, ticket for Linton Tennis Club annual dance, held 10th August 1900. S. Lewers Hon. Secretary.Text: " LINTON TENNIS CLUB / ANNUAL DANCE / The President and Members of the Linton Tennis Club / request the Pleasure of the Company / Mr. F. O'Beirne / at their Annual Dance on Friday Evening, the 10th / August, 1900. / S. LEWERS, / Hon. Secretary.linton tennis club, f. o'beirne, events, dances

A black and white photograph with crimped edges of three priests standing in front of a group of men. L- R: One priest is holding an icon, another a sceptre, and the third the Bible."MICHE"/ 390 CHAPEL ST.

The card was probably sent as a Christmas gift to an unknown recipient by "H & GB", presumably a married couple. The two women in the photo might be known to sender and receiver, or might even be the receivers. The scene is suspected to be in the grounds of the Country Club at Emerald, Victoria.As the card is clearly dated, and the figures clearly named, it is a record of people resident in Emerald. From it we can make out some details of their dress and the physical surroundings of the time.B/W photograph mounted on embossed cardboard with crimped edges. It depicts two women standing on a small bridge over a creek in dense vegetation. There are trees in the background and ferns in the foreground. Front bottom left: silver embossed "With the Compliments of the Season" Rear: Handwritten "Mrs Airey & Miss Doolan on Bridge over Creek From ?H & ?GB 18?/12/1904" At bottom: "May be Country Club"airey, doolan, creek, country club, 1904

Owned by Mrs. R.B. LordGlass vase with green crimped rim, milky white under rim and clear glass body, with raised dots of glass in middle section. Has five green claws on base.vases