This trophy was one by Rupert J. Rowe who was the foundation vice-captain of the Sunshine Harvester Works Golf Club. Rupert won the trophy in 1940, a year when World War II was getting underway. He knew Mr. Youngman's trophy would be a very expensive one and he asked that the value of the trophy be donated to patriotic funds. The donation was made, and the club decided to mount the winning ball on a blackwood timber base, which matched the timber of his furniture on his home. This was presented to him, and he was immensely proud of the trophy made by the Harvester Works.Wood trophy with golf mounted on topSunshine Harvester Works Golf Club R. J. Rowe 1940 Champion Trophy Value of Mr Younaman Trophy has been donated to the Patriotic Fundh.v. mckays massey ferguson, sunshine harvester works, golf, rupert j. rowe

World War I honor boards — also known as honor rolls — are deeply significant commenorative artifacts found throughout Australia. They serve as both historical records and symbols of community remembrance. These honor board were often made from deeply carved wood and could be found in places of work, churches, City & Shire Halls, schools etc. H.V. McKays Sunshine Harvester Works, located in Sunshine Victoria, was a large company that was proud of their servicemen who served in the military forces during World War I. In August 1917, the Sunshine Harvester Works unveiled its Honor Board during a tree-planting ceremony in Sun Crescent, Sunshine to commemorate local soldiers who had gone to war. Sunshine Harvester Works Roll of Honor Board including service mens' namesworld war 1914 - 1918, h.v. mckays, sunshine harvester works

Sunshine Harvester Works Sunshine Victoriah.v. mckays, sunshine harvester works, sunshine

Sunshine Harvester Works Map 8th June 1927h.v. mckay massey harris, sunshine harvester works, map

People standing around an oval at a Sunshine Harvester Works picnic in Mornington in the early 1920s William Stephens who kept this photo worked at McKays as an iron presserh.v. mckays, sunshine harvester works, employee

Names of Sunshine Harvester Works employees who enlisted in WW1 (1914-1918)h.v. mckays, sunshine harvester works, world war 1914 -1918, emplooyee

A document complied by Melcher Bajada, S&DHS Reserch OfficerSunshine Harvester Works Timeline with some street names and notes on the H.V. McKay Memorial Gardens & Sunshine Presbyterian Churchmassey ferguson, sunshine harvester works

The Sunshine Harvester Worksh.v. mckays, sunshine harvester works, sunshine

The Sunshine Harvester Works in 1884smith, h.v. mckays, sunshine harvester works

Photograph of a group around a disc plow at the Sunshine Harvester Works in 1914 Photograph features Mr JB Garde Mr Geo McKay Mr Sam McKay Lady Hellen Munro Ferguson Mr HV McKay Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson Governor Generalh.v. mckay massey harris, sunshine harvester works, sunshine

5692.01 - The Sunshine Harvester Works Head Office in Yuille Street Ballarat. 5692.02 - This photograph shows both the Sunshine Harvester Works and Braybrook Implement Works names on the building fronting Devonshire Road Sunshine. It would have been taken shortly after H.V. McKay moved his Ballarat factory to Sunshine.5692.01 - Sunshine Harvester Works Ballarat Head Office.JPG 5692.02 - Hugh McKay Sunshine Harvester Works Braybrook Implement Works Sunshine Factory.JPGh.v. mckay, sunshine harvester works, braybrook implement works, yuille street, ballarat, devonshire road, sunshine

Ex Museum of Victoria - Lot 2, Box 2 of 3Handwritten in pencil along the top edge: "SN. 5181 3000 14-9-50"h.v. mckays massey ferguson, sunshine harvester works, farm machinery

Light tan colored cardboard document folded into four sections. Contains Factory Rules for employees of the H. V. McKay Sunshine Harvester Works in Sunshine Victoria - May 1926.Factory Rules H.V. McKay Pty Ltd Sunshine Harvester Works Sunshine May 1926factory rules, h. v. mckay, sunshine harvester works, sunshine harvester factory

In 1906, Hugh Victor McKay moved The Sunshine Harvester Works from Ballarat to Sunshine. Two years later he provided nearly four acres for the gardens. These gardens were maintained by the company until this responsibility was transferred to the City of Sunshine in 1953. In 1958, the title of the land was also transferred to the City of Sunshine.Gardens of Sunshine Harvester Worksh.v. mckays, sunshine harvester works, h.v. mckay gardens, sunshine gardens, anderson road

Photo of returned servicemen World War I employed at Sunshine Harvester Works HV McKay factory employed many ex servicemen in order to help in their rehabilitation Bert Mongomery Albert Back Row 8 from left with hat Jack Wheelahan John Back Row 6 from Right Jack Willaton John S Front 6 from Right Bow Tie Jack Mounsey Jonathon Front 9 from Left Badge on Coath.v. mckay, sunshine harvester works

This is a copy of a print that was donated to the Sunshine R.S.L.Photo of returned servicemen World War I employed at Sunshine Harvester Works HV McKay factory employed many ex servicemen in order to help in their rehabilitation Bert Mongomery Albert Back Row 8 from left with hat Jack Wheelahan John Back Row 6 from Right Jack Willaton John S Front 6 from Right Bow Tie Jack Mounsey Jonathon Front 9 from Left Badge on Coath.v. mckays, sunshine harvester works, world war 1914 - 1918

The society was established by the Sunshine Harvester Works in 1944 with the aim of assisting its members with low rate interest advances for home building. Membership to the society was restricted to employees of the company. This sign would have once been attached to the front entrance to the Sunshine Harvester Works Co-Operative Housing Society.Brass signRegistered Office Sunshine Harvester Works Co-Operative Housing Society Limited Registered Under Co-operative Housing Societies Act 1944h.v. mckays massey ferguson, sunshine harvester works, memorabilia

2693.01 - H.V. McKay - D1197M Locking Plate Blue Print 2693.02 - H.V. McKay - FDR92 Side Delivery Chute Blue Print 2693.03 - H.V. McKay - Russell Street Gates 2693.04 - H.V. McKay - Sunshine Harvester Website Launch 2001 2693.05 - H.V. McKay Massey Harris - Bert Ustick's Retirement Function Invitation To Ed Jenkins 2693.06 - H.V. McKay Massey Hassey Massey Ferguson - Alec Galbraith 43 Years Of Service Complimentary Dinner Menu 2693.07 - Sunshine Harvester Works - Museum Of Victoria Website Information 2693.08 - Massey Ferguson Site - City Of Sunshine Stimulating Sunshine's Local Economy Council's Purchase Of Massey Ferguson Site 2693.09 - Sunshine Harvester Works - Newspaper Articles 2693.10 - Braybrook Implement Works Testimonials 2693.11 - H.V. McKay Memorial Scholarship 2693.12 - Sunshine Harvester Factory - A History Of Sunshine Harvester 2693.13 - H.V. McKay Satellite Horse Hoes Or Scufflers 2693.14 - H.V. McKay Machinery By E. E. Wegener & H. Menhennitt 2693.15 - Russell Street Gates - Merv Brooks, John McIntyre & Roy Roberts 2693.16 - Massey Ferguson Historic Building Demolition Permith.v. mckays massey ferguson, sunshine harvester works

Sunshine Harvester Works Golf Club 1948|Back Row - J. Hayes, S. Gill, A. Eddy, P. Rennie, N. Armstrong, F. Sheargold, L. Masters (Treasurer), W. Devers, E. Clack, N. McKay, R. Simpson, G. Bult, A. Russell|Fouth Row - R. rowe. J. Matheson, D. Anderson, E. W. King, J. Raymond, W. wilding, J. Hook, T. McArthur (Vice President), L. King (Vice President), S. Mollison, N. Boddington, D. Green, R. Calaghan, H. Reeves|Third Row - J. Leason, G. Cuthbertson, A. Fraser, K. Gaunt, M. Stephens, G. Shaw, N. Vance, H. Blick, A. Thompson, C. Stonehouse, D. Wiltshire, M. Guelpa, E. Guy, R. Dixon|Second Row - G. M. Taylor, B. R. Shapr, C. N. McKay, J. Vance (Captain), S. S. mcKay, C. S. McKay (Vice President), A. D. J. Forster (President), George Shaw, A. J. Youngman, J. Kellett, A. Findlay, R. Harrison, J. G. McKay|Front Row - C. McLauchlan (Secretary), A. Dumbrell, C. Hollibone, W. Hodge, H. Clemson|Not Present - G. Allen, N. Donald, T. Hughes, W. Dinnell, J. Bell, R. Day, H. Holt, L. May, L. May, R. Spowart, N. Stevenson, J. Whineray, J. H. Wrght, R. lewis, G. McLeansunshine harvester works golf club, sunshine harvester works, h.v. mckay, h.v. mckay massey harris

This is a reproduction sign that was used throughout Australia by the Sunshine Harvester Works dealersMetal sign with a color image on frontSucceeds Where Others Fail|Sunrise Disc Plough Stump Jump|Hugh V. McKay|Sunshine Harvester Works Sunshine|Depots Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Perth & Toowoomba and all Agricultural Centresh.v. mckay, h.v. mckay massey harris, massey ferguson, sunshine harvester works, sign

This is a reproduction sign that was used throughout Australia by the Sunshine Harvester Works dealersMetal sign with a color image on frontSunflower Disc Cultivator|H. V. McKay Maker Melbourne|Hugh V. McKay Sunshine Harvester Works Sunshine Vic|Showrooms Depots Melbourne, Sydney & Adelaide. Agencies Perth W.A. & Toowoomba and all Agricultural Centresh.v. mckay, h.v. mckay massey harris, massey ferguson, sunshine harvester works, sign

Photograph of Sunshine Harvester Works Some of the empolyees who have been with the Firm for 25 years or upwards Front Row Souteerwood JH Cairns J Bennett W Southall WA Parson TJ Williams AFT Marchant J Lawson A Porteous T McKay R Bult F Craig W Crehan J Carter CKR Murray P McK Neal A Parle J Eason J Rogerson WH Grey J Dalton WJ Walsh P Cooper T Middle Row Bennett PR Benetts T McKay GH Crouch J Henderson R Clemson H Storey RJ Herring W Francis A Bult G Marder JH Trueman W Thomas AE Troon WH Bosher GG Barclay CA Osborn CW McKay WC Bult P Michael R Wheeler J Baker G Back Row Laycrock F Eddy GM McConnell HJ Fields FW McDuff RJ Hill CG Wilson SG Doyle J Cox A Walker I Phelan M Wilkins FT Harwood JH Dean AH Lampier JT Perry HE Day HC Sutherland J Reynolds W Sepia portrait of employees of the Sunshine Harverster Works who had been with the firm for 25 years or upwards in 1928 on beige colour mounting board The names of the individuals in the portrait are printed at the bottom. All of the employees in the portrait would have worked with the Sunshine Harvester Works of Ballarat before the firm moved to Braybrook Junction Presumably held by the family of HC Day one of the individuals included in the portrait Photo presumably commissioned by firm. Mounted by A Frith 17 Paisley St Footscray Photo taken October 1928 is handwritten in black ink on an angle, in the lower right hand side of the mount. Les Day is handwritten in black ink on the back side of the mounting board in several placesh.v. mckays, sunshine harvester works, sunshine, employees

Sunshine Harvester Works Golf Club 1940 Club Champion won by Rupert J. Rowe. Rupert was the foundation vice-captain of the Sunshine Harvester Works Golf Club.Sunshine Harvester Works Golf Club 1940 Club Champion won by R. J. Rowe This trophy was won by my father, Rupert J. Rowe in 1940, a year when World War II was getting underway. He knew Mr. Youngman's trophy would be a very expensive one and he asked that the value of the trophy be donated to patriotic funds. My father's pleasure was in the game of golf and ability to become the Club Champion. The donation was made, and the club decided to mount the winning ball on a blackwood timber base, which matched the timber of his furniture on his home. This was presented to him and he was immersley proud of the trophy made by the Harvester Works. Gwen Secomb Sept 2013sunshine harvester works, golf, h.v. mckays massey harris, rupert j. rowe

Sunshine Harvester Works Braybrook drawing 1906Artists drawing of HV McKays engineers and iron founders factory in Braybrook Junction later known as Sunshine Factory name changed to McKay Massey Harris about 1930 then known as Massey Ferguson in 1955 Moved from this site in December 1989h.v. mckays, sunshine harvester works, sunshine

The image was obtained from Museum Victoria's website by Melchior Bajada prior coming to the S&DHS. The image of the photograph being donated is a photocopy.A photocopy print out of a sepia photograph of a scene deplicting a building with a metal sign and wiring cable to hold lettering up. There are railway sidings entering into the factoryh.v. mckays, sunshine harvester works

Photograph of Sunshine Harvester Works Some of the empolyees who have been with the Firm for 25 years or upwards Front Row Souteerwood JH Cairns J Bennett W Southall WA Parson TJ Williams AFT Marchant J Lawson A Porteous T McKay R Bult F Craig W Crehan J Carter CKR Murray P McK Neal A Parle J Eason J Rogerson WH Grey J Dalton WJ Walsh P Cooper T Middle Row Bennett PR Benetts T McKay GH Crouch J Henderson R Clemson H Storey RJ Herring W Francis A Bult G Marder JH Trueman W Thomas AE Troon WH Bosher GG Barclay CA Osborn CW McKay WC Bult P Michael R Wheeler J Baker G Back Row Laycrock F Eddy GM McConnell HJ Fields FW McDuff RJ Hill CG Wilson SG Doyle J Cox A Walker I Phelan M Wilkins FT Harwood JH Dean AH Lampier JT Perry HE Day HC Sutherland J Reynolds W Sepia portrait of employees of the Sunshine Harverster Works who had been with the firm for 25 years or upwards in 1928 on beige colour mounting board The names of the individuals in the portrait are printed at the bottom. All of the employees in the portrait would have worked with the Sunshine Harvester Works of Ballarat before the firm moved to Braybrook Junction Presumably held by the family of HC Day one of the individuals included in the portrait Photo presumably commissioned by firm. Mounted by A Frith 17 Paisley St Footscray Photo taken October 1928 is handwritten in black ink on an angle, in the lower right hand side of the mountsunshine harvester works, h.v. mckay, h.v. mckay massis harris, massey ferguson, employee

Sunshine Harvester Worksmassey ferguson, sunshine harvester works

Sunshine Harvester Worksmassey ferguson, sunshine harvester works

Sunshine Harvester Worksmassey ferguson, sunshine harvester works