Benger's food was a popular dieteary suplement in the first half of the 20th century. It was marketed as being self-digestive.Booklet details it's preparationInsight into dietary supplements available in the first half of the 20th centuryStapled booklet, cream background wirh brown print On the front cover are detailing of title and publisher. There is a sepia photograph of a woman wearing a cap tied under her chin andnclothing with a high collar. There is a line drawing of a rural scene in the background. Handwritten on front cover at top right 'Patricia Johnston, 27/1/1943' [balck ink] and at centre top previous catalogue number is handwritten [black ink]benger's food, diet, infant nutrition

The Universal Food Chopper was a common domestic item internationally and throughout Australia. It was manufactured by the Landers, Frary & Clark company ( L.F. &C.). It was first sold in 1897, and proved to be so popular that the company still featured it in their catalogue sixty years later. It was marketed as a device that not only ground meat, but also processed vegetables. The number 2 on the device referred to the size of the grinder, with the 3 model being the largest for heavy-duty use and the 00 model the smallest. This appliance was a common domestic item used throughout AustraliaA cast iron and wood domestic appliance. The food chopper has a large screw on the base which allowed it to be anchored to a table or work bench. Food items were placed in the the cavity at the top and the user wound the handle to force the food through the blade. Different attachments allowed adjustments to the size the food was chopped.On Side 1: Pat. Oct.12, 1897/ Apr. 18, 1899/ Re Sept. 5, 1899 On Side 2 : LF & Co. /New Britain / CONN USA / No 2/ UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPERfood chopper, kitchen appliances, food preparation

Tin peanut butter1.5 oz AVDP Peanut Butter (Fortified)can, mre, cinderella foods, peanut butter

War rations1oz tube butter concentrateQ.B.B. Butter Concentrate The Butter Marketing Board - Brisbane Australia EX 61 PKD 042war rations, rations, butter, tube butter concentrate, the butter marketing board

Food cover designed to protect food from insects, dust and debris, while dining outdoors. Made of net and wire, this cover can be folded for storage.Collapsable White Net Food Coverkitchenware, food cover

70 pages, illustrated.

Marmite's history begins with the discovery that brewer's yeast could be concentrated, bottled, and eaten, by German scientist Justus von Liebig in the late 19th century. The Marmite Food Extract Company was formed in 1902 in England, and the spread was named after a French cooking pot, "marmite". Sanitarium later obtained rights to distribute Marmite in New Zealand and Australia in 1908, eventually manufacturing a modified version under license. Today, Marmite remains a popular, albeit divisive, food spread, with a "love it or hate it" reputation. A small white glass Marmite jar with a rusted screw top metal lid. It has a loose blue, yellow and red paper label around the jar with Marmite vegetable Extract printed in yellow on a red back ground banner. There is a small red outline illustration of a lidded pot below. Instructions for use is printed on the back of the label.'Marmite Vegetable Extract Trade Mark 4oz net. Sanitarium Health Food Company, Sydney, NSW.'containers, food containers, marmite, foodstuffs, spreads

1. Commonwealth of Australia food ration coupons issued 1945-46, which entitle the holder to purchase rations of butter, tea, sugar and meat. 2. Meat ration card issued to Florence M. Howell in 1947. Card issued by Deputy Director of Rationing, Commonwealth of Australia. (see 2019-349)Text: " COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA / 1945-6 / FOOD RATION SHEET / HALF WEEK. "ration cards, world war 1939-1945, florence howell

Newhope Baptist Church at 3 Springfield Rd, Blackburn North offers food parcels and toiletries for those in need.Newhope Baptist Church at 3 Springfield Rd, Blackburn North.newhope community care food pantry, baptist churches, springfield road, blackburn north no. 3

Feeding bottles of this shape were on sale from 1900 for about 40 years. The Allenbury feeder devised by Allen & Hanburys, U.K. was the first of this type. They were easier to clean and the mild flow was easier to regulate. Source: Kevill-Davies, Sally. "Yesterday's Children: The Antiques and History of Childcare" Mellin's Food was a company which produced patent milk solids and cereal preparations from c1860s. English food chemist Gustav Mellin developed an infant food formula in the late 1860s, dubbed Mellin's Food, which became the most widely used mass produced food at this time. Source: Andrew Smith (2013). "Baby Food". The Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and Drink in America. ISBN 9780199734962. Glass feeding bottle. Bottle is loosely boat shaped with flat base, and neck and openings at either end. There is a small flattened area on the base to allow the bottle to balance. Writing embossed into bottle reads 'MELLIN'S FOOD' and 'TABLE SPOONS'. Graduated markings for months of age and tablespoons. Visible join seams on bottle.infant feeding, infant care

CWA members Muriel Mitchell and Ella McKenzie at International Food Banquet held in the CWA Hall Carpenter Street Lakes Entrance Victoria 1995. These ladies were the best of friends .Black and white photograph of CWA members at International Food Banquet held in the CWA Hall Carpenter Street Lakes Entrance Victoriaclubs, social history

Compilation of information on food and nutrition, produced by the Office of Jenny Macklin MP for Jagajaga16 p., printed in black on white and yellow paper, stapledfood, health, jenny macklin

B;ackburn East State School No:4800Project called FOODblackburn east primary school, 1988, food project

Green coloured metal ventilated food safe with removable shelves and food hanging hooks.7330-066-028-6019food safe, army equipment

used for food delivery in the wardused to deliver meals to the patients. ? used for demonstration circa 1950srectangular silver coloured metal food trayengraved "FOOD" "W7" in a cornerahnl, alfred hospital, alfred hospital food services, hospital food, ward 7

Colour photograph of two women serving food