Showing 6 items matching "gus ryberg"
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Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage Park
Coins, Circa 1960's
... Personal coin collection, compiled by Gus Ryberg...Gus Ryberg... is socially significant as Gus Ryberg OAM was a significant figure ...The collection is socially significant as Gus Ryberg OAM was a significant figure in Emerald community and was pivotal in establishing the Emerald MuseumPersonal coin collection, compiled by Gus Ryberg, comprising several hundred coins from around the word. -
Narre Warren and District Family History Group
Book, Gus Ryberg, Been there, Done that!, 1998
... Gus Ryberg...Gus Ryberg...Gus Ryberg autobiography Emerald (Vic.) An autobiography ...An autobiography by Gus Ryberg 1911-2000non-fictionAn autobiography by Gus Ryberg 1911-2000gus ryberg, autobiography, emerald (vic.) -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage Park
Cassette Tapes, History of Emerald--Gus Ryberg, 1987
... History of Emerald--Gus Ryberg...--Gus Ryberg Cassette Tapes ... -
Narre Warren and District Family History Group
Book, Gus Ryberg, The four W's, 1984
... Gus Ryberg... columns written by Gus Ryberg for the Trader newspaper, published ...A collection of newspaper columns written by Gus Ryberg for the Trader newspaper, published between Jan 1983 and Mar 1984224 p.; 21 cmnon-fictionA collection of newspaper columns written by Gus Ryberg for the Trader newspaper, published between Jan 1983 and Mar 1984emerald (vic.), dandenong ranges -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage Park
Accessory - Evening Bag, Early 20th century
... Gus Ryberg... seaman, Frits Ryberg. the couple lived in Emerald. Their son, Gus... seaman, Frits Ryberg. the couple lived in Emerald. Their son, Gus ...This evening bag belonged to Flora Ryberg (nee Warner), an Australian born woman of English parentage who married a Swedish seaman, Frits Ryberg. the couple lived in Emerald. Their son, Gus Ryberg (1911 - 2000) was a tireless promoter of local history and was pivotal in the establishment of the Nobelius Heritage Park and of the Emerald Museum. This bag has been donated by Flora's daughter.This bag was owned by the mother of Emerald's outstanding community worker and local history promoter, Gus Ryberg. It is also an interesting example of early 20th century ladies' fashion.Silver chainmail mesh evening bag. No lining. May have had chain handle. Decorative clutch handle with four missing stones - possibly moonstones.Inside clutch handle at four places: 'PATENT'flora ryberg, flora warner, gus ryberg -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage Park
Accessory - Small Hessian Bag, Flora Ryberg, Early 20th century
... Gus Ryberg... lived in Emerald. Their son, Gus Ryberg (1911 - 2000... lived in Emerald. Their son, Gus Ryberg (1911 - 2000 ...This small hessian bag was made and embroidered by Flora Ryberg (nee Warner), an Australian born woman of English parentage who married a Swedish seaman, Frits Ryberg. the couple lived in Emerald. Their son, Gus Ryberg (1911 - 2000) was a tireless promoter of local history and was pivotal in the establishment of the Nobelius Heritage Park and of the Emerald Museum. This bag has been donated by Flora's daughter.This bag was made by the mother of Emerald's outstanding community worker and local history promoter, Gus Ryberg. It is also an example of early settlers using spare materials at their disposal to make something useful.Small hessian bag with flap. A length of hessian has been embroidered. One third has then been folded over and sewn at the edges to create an overlapping bag.On front of bag when flap is lifted is an embroidered letter: 'N'flora ryberg, flora warner, gus ryberg