Kourie Symbols used in Clifford Park Jamboree Stawell Contingent Attended 1955/56. Jamboree's happen once in three years. Lachlan Campbell Attended 1955/56

Clifford Park Jamboree Stawell Contingent Attended 1955/56

Clifford Park Jamboree Stawell Contingent Attended 1955/56 Lachlan Campbell

Triangular green and white cotton scouting scarf with Pan-Pacific Jamboree Yarra Brae Victoria emblem

Small information book issued to boy scouts attending the Pan-Pacific Jamboree at Greystanes, Sydney in December 1952 & January 1953. The light brown cover has a drawing of a boy scout, the Jamboree logo and some musical notes all in medium blue. It contains songs, shanties, rounds and hymns including a Jamboree Song written for the occasion. This copy belonged to John MAY, a member of the 2nd Port Melbourne Boy Scout Troop. Back cover - in pencil 2nd Port Melbourne (Vic) W.J. May. Front cover at the top W J May.club societies, 2nd port melbourne scout troop, john may, pan-pacific jamboree 1952-3

Sign says "Coles Stores extend a hearty welcome to all Scouts Visiting Ringwood for the Pan Pacific Jamboree"Catalogue card reads, 'Coles Stores - 1956. Window display 25.1.56" (2 views)

Scouts from around the world gather for cultural exchange, outdoor activities, leadership development, and global friendship. The Pan-Pacific Scout Jamborees were pioneering international Scouting events held in the Asia-Pacific region before the formal creation of the Asia-Pacific Scout Region. The 1st Pan Pacific Jamboree was held in Frankston, Victoria from 27th December 1934 to 13th January 1935. This plaque is from the 4th Australian Jamboree held at Greystanes, New South Wales. These early jamborees laid the groundwork for the establishment of the Asia-Pacific Scout Region in 1956 Casted embossed metal plaquePan Pacific Jamboree Sydney 1952 - 1953scouting, scouts, jamboree, greystanes

(Rose Series) P2361 ENTRANCE TO PAN PACIFIC JAMBOREE, 1948 - 1949, WONGA PARK, VIC.

Scouts from around the world gather for cultural exchange, outdoor activities, leadership development, and global friendship. The first jamboree was held in London in 1921, and they held in different counties every four years. This pennant is from the 3rd Jamboree, which was held in 1929 Arrrowe Park, Birkenhead, Wirral, United Kingdom.Green pennant with gold text and edgingWorld Jamboree 1929 Pennant Be Preparedscouting, scouts, arrrowe park, jamboree

Scouts from around the world gather for cultural exchange, outdoor activities, leadership development, and global friendship. The Pan-Pacific Scout Jamborees were pioneering international Scouting events held in the Asia-Pacific region before the formal creation of the Asia-Pacific Scout Region. The 1st Pan Pacific Jamboree was held in Frankston, Victoria from 27th December 1934 to 13th January 1935. This plaque is from the 3rd Australian Jamboree held at Yarra Brae, Wonga Park, Victoria which was held between the 29th December 1949 to 9th January 1949. These early jamborees laid the groundwork for the establishment of the Asia-Pacific Scout Region in 1956 Casted embossed metal sign that can be mounted to a circular postPan Pacific 1948 Jamboree Yarrabrae Victoriascouting, scouts, jamboree, yarra brae

Small information book issued to all boy scouts attending the Pan-Pacific Jamboree in Melbourne in December 1955 & January 1956. It contains things to do and what will be available at the camp at Clifford Park, Wonga Park, Victoria. This copy belonged to John MAY, a member of the 2nd Port Melbourne Boy Scout Troop. club societies, 2nd port melbourne scout troop, john may

Scouts from around the world gather for cultural exchange, outdoor activities, leadership development, and global friendship. The 16th Australian Scout Jamboree was held at the Pax Hill Scout Camp, Ballarat from the 6th of January to 16th January 1992. Over 12,000 scouts and leaders from Australia and overseas attended. Metal embossed badge with attachment pins16th Australian Jamboree Ballarat 1992scouting, scouts, jamboree, ballarat

Scouts from around the world gather for cultural exchange, outdoor activities, leadership development, and global friendship. The 16th Australian Scout Jamboree was held at the Pax Hill Scout Camp, Ballarat from the 6th of January to 16th January 1992. Over 12,000 scouts and leaders from Australia and overseas attended. Leather key ring with brass plaque16th Australian Jamboree Ballarat 1992scouting, scouts, jamboree, ballarat

Scouts from around the world gather for cultural exchange, outdoor activities, leadership development, and global friendship. The first jamboree was held in London in 1921, and they held in different counties every four years. This trophy is from XVI (16th) Jamboree, which was held from 30 December 1987 to 7 January 1988 at Cataract Scout Park, near Sydney, Australia. Key highlights from this jamboree include. - First in the Southern Hemisphere: This was the first World Scout Jamboree held south of the equator, and the first to shift from the traditional August schedule to January to align with the Australian summer. - Theme: Bringing the World Together — a fitting motto for an event that welcomed 14,434 Scouts from 84 countries, plus 13,000 visitors on Visiting Day. - Opening Ceremony: Held at midnight on 31 December 1987, it was the first official event of Australia’s Bicentenary celebrations, adding national significance to the global gathering Wooden trophy with blue stick-on plaque on frontXVI World Jamboree 1988 Performances Victorian Branch Scout Bandscouting, scouts, cataract scout park, jamboree

Black and white photographWritten on the back of photograph: "Jamboree Athletic Meeting held at Ringwood, 8th January 1949. The carnival was historic in that for the first time in the annals of Ringwood, a liquor booth operated at the grounds and bookmakers laid the odds". An addition note on the back of the photograph reads, "The Bookies and the Booth. The bookmakers are apparently a law unto themselves. The Council had refused permission for the bookmakers to operate on the reserve, but here they are."

Has a strong association with the 1992 Ballarat Scout Jamboree and demonstrates the types of souvenirs produced for the event.Set of two envelope printed and stamped to celebrate the 1992 16th Australian Jamboree, Ballarat Vic, dated 7/1/1992. .1 - Has preprinted "Australia Post Souvenir Cover" with stamps for "Carried on Scout Vintage Tram No. 27", a 2nd stamp featuring a four wheel tram and a cancellation stamp over a $0.45 machine stamp. Preprinted by Australia Post. Stamps in black and purple ink. .2 - Has preprinted montage of Australian stamps, with stamps for "Carried on Scout Vintage Tram No. 661", a 2nd stamp featuring a four wheel tram and a cancellation stamp over a $0.45 machine stamp. Preprinted by Australia Post. Stamps in light blue ink. Purchased by W. Doubleday through e-bay 18-7-2007. From Ronald Alexander, 1st class collectables, Bakery Hill for $14 including postage. Bid confirmation sheet with worksheet. trams, tramways, scout jamboree, envelopes, australia post, stamps

Scrapbook covering the Australian Boy Scouts Jamboree held in Frankston 1934 - 1935newspaper, frankston, jamboree

Photocopies of Scouts at Frankston Jamboree in 1934. Donated by Hazel Spargo (nee Bennell)Five photocopies of photographs of a Scout Jamboree at Frankston in 1934. 339-01 - A group of scouts with Alan Bennell standing 2nd from left and Ronald Bennell on the right. 339-02 - Group of scouts on a climbing frame. 339-03 - Baden Powell on a horse at the Jamboree. Photo taken by Alan Bennell. 339-04 & 05 - A group of scouts.frankston scout jamboree, baden powell, alan bennell, ronald bennell, hazel spargo nee bennell

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Scanned on 30th January, 2008 from Ida Oke's albums. Ida lives in East Ringwood and also contributed to the East Ringwood Recollections book. Wife of Bob (Robert William) Oke. Both Ida and Bob were heavily involved in the Scout movement, as were Bob's parents - Corrie and Ruby (Guides) Oke, who both lived in Old Lilydale Road, East Ringwood.

B/W photograph of brownies in radio room with equipment on shelves in backgroundGentleman in Centre Fred Glissonguides