Thomas A Edison Amberola Mark 30 Gramophone. Thomas A. Edison. Inc. at Orange N.J. USA. Patented No.17, 1903; May 22, 1906; Feb 28, 1911; Nov. 28, 1911; March 11, 1913. Contains the inscription 'This instrument is sold upon the condition that it is licensed to be used or vended only so long as this serial number SM-111680 is not removed or changed in whole or in part, and that every possessor of this instrument admits the validity of the above numerated patents. Sixty five Thomas Edison Cylinders. 7396.2errol boivard, grammophone, music

The John Bovaird Collection: letter to Mr. Bovaird from Immigration Secretary, Salvation Army dated 8/4/48, regarding the immigration of relatives, Mr. & Mrs. Gillett and son Stanley.salvation army, errol boivard

The John Bovaird Collection. Folder containing personal and family documents relating to the Bovaird Family. This folder is not available for general or public access.personal effects, errol boivard

Small RSl badge from the First World War, Circular metal disc issued by the Catholic Church, lapel pin issued by legacy. All contained in a small leather pouch.errol boivard, badges, rsl

Bovaird collection - Cohns brown envelope containing 3 small notes one from Jack Cohn, two from W.H. Beischer - Dentistdocument, errol boivard

Brown cloth covered book titled Australasian Edition Universal List of Extra Parts for Repairs for Massey-Harris Implements. Published in 1923. Massey-Harris Co., Limited Toronto, Canada, Melbourne, Australia. Book contains engravings of parts, an illustration of the various implements and the part numbers. The pages are indexed with the name of the implements.massey-harris co limited, errol boivard

Seven letters of recommendations for Elaine Bovaird (nee Knight) from 1961 to 1989. Starting from the Bendigo High school, then Myer's, Schleiger and Smalley, Cohn Bros. Harris Wright and Gordon, Australian Medical Association and Frank Cusack.organization, business, elaine boivard