Showing 6 items matching "joyce wescombe"
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Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage ParkBook - Children's book collection
... ...Joyce Wescombe...1 Emerald Primary School First prize to Joyce Wood, Grade 3, 1939 2 Emerald Primary School First prize to Joyce Wood, Grade 4, 1940 3 Emerald Primary School First prize to Joyce Wood, Grade 5, 1941 4 Emerald Primary School Second prize to Joyce Wood, Grade 6, 1942 5 Emerald Church of Christ Sunday School Third Prize for Attendance, 1944 6 to 15 from Joyce Wescombe Collection. Joyce Wescombe (nee Wood) lived in Emerald and at one time was a student teacher at Emerald Primary School...1 Emerald Primary School First prize to Joyce Wood, Grade 3, 1939 2 Emerald Primary School First prize to Joyce Wood, Grade 4, 1940 3 Emerald Primary School First prize to Joyce Wood, Grade 5, 1941 4 Emerald Primary School Second prize to Joyce Wood, Grade 6, 1942 5 Emerald Church of Christ Sunday School Third Prize for Attendance, 1944 6 to 15 from Joyce Wescombe Collection. Joyce Wescombe (nee Wood) lived in Emerald and at one time was a student teacher at Emerald Primary School Emerald Victoria Australia schools and colleges Children primary schools religious structures and establishments Joyce Wescombe Emerald Primary School Emerald Church of Christ book 4: presentation sticker inside book states: Presented to Joyce Woods as first prize in grade III 1939 by Emerald SS Committee book 1: Jolly Stories for Girls book 2: My life and times by Shirley Temple book 3: The Jolly Story Book book 4: The Magic Walking Stick and Arabian Nights book 5: The Bright book for Girls book 6: Alice in Wonderful/ Lewis Carroll book 7: What Katy Did/ Susan Coolidge book 8: Shirley Temple her life in pictures book 9: Playtime book 10: Shirley Temple in Wee Willie Winkie book 11: Work with Yarn (scrapbook) book 12: The Age/Junior section scrapbook book 13: Eustacia goes to the Chalet school book 14: How I raised Shirely Temple Book Children's book collection ...1 Emerald Primary School First prize to Joyce Wood, Grade 3, 1939 2 Emerald Primary School First prize to Joyce Wood, Grade 4, 1940 3 Emerald Primary School First prize to Joyce Wood, Grade 5, 1941 4 Emerald Primary School Second prize to Joyce Wood, Grade 6, 1942 5 Emerald Church of Christ Sunday School Third Prize for Attendance, 1944 6 to 15 from Joyce Wescombe Collection. Joyce Wescombe (nee Wood) lived in Emerald and at one time was a student teacher at Emerald Primary Schoolbook 1: Jolly Stories for Girls book 2: My life and times by Shirley Temple book 3: The Jolly Story Book book 4: The Magic Walking Stick and Arabian Nights book 5: The Bright book for Girls book 6: Alice in Wonderful/ Lewis Carroll book 7: What Katy Did/ Susan Coolidge book 8: Shirley Temple her life in pictures book 9: Playtime book 10: Shirley Temple in Wee Willie Winkie book 11: Work with Yarn (scrapbook) book 12: The Age/Junior section scrapbook book 13: Eustacia goes to the Chalet school book 14: How I raised Shirely Templebook 4: presentation sticker inside book states: Presented to Joyce Woods as first prize in grade III 1939 by Emerald SS Committeeemerald, victoria, australia, schools and colleges, children, primary schools, religious structures and establishments, joyce wescombe, emerald primary school, emerald church of christ -
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Souvenir - Souvenir doll - Eastern Europe, Unknown maker, 1900s - 1950s
... ...Joyce Wescombe...People might collect souvenir dolls on their overseas travels as a reminder of the interesting and 'exotic' places they have been to. dolls souvenir national costume Eastern European peasant Joyce Wescombe Emerald Primary School None discernible Doll dressed in traditional peasant costume, probably derived from an Eastern European country. ...This doll is part of a collection of dolls dressed in a form of national dress and sold as souvenirs of those countries. It is believed they belonged to a former teacher of Emerald Primary School who taught there in the 1950s. This doll is older than the others in the collection which seem to date around mid-20th century. People might collect souvenir dolls on their overseas travels as a reminder of the interesting and 'exotic' places they have been to.Doll dressed in traditional peasant costume, probably derived from an Eastern European country. White plaits tucked under red bonnet. Long-sleeved calico blouse. Blue and white striped apron over green tunic. White sox and red shoes. Doll is made with material stretched over possibly wooden frame. Legs jointed at the hips. Painted blue eyes, brown eyebrows and red 'rosebud' lips. Early to mid-20th century.None discernibledolls, souvenir, national costume, eastern european, peasant, joyce wescombe, emerald primary school -
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Souvenir - Pair of Slovenian souvenir dolls, Unknown maker, mid-20th century
... ...Joyce Wescombe...People might collect souvenir dolls on their overseas travels as a reminder of the interesting and 'exotic' places they have been to. dolls souvenir national costume Slovenia Joyce Wescombe Emerald Primary School mid-20th century The packaging of the male doll has 'Slovenia' hand-written on the outside. 2 dolls, male and female, in traditional Slovenian costume in original plastic packaging. ...These dolls are a part of a collection sold as souvenirs of various countries. It is believed they belonged to a former teacher of Emerald Primary School who taught there in the 1950s. These dolls seem to date from the mid-20th century. People might collect souvenir dolls on their overseas travels as a reminder of the interesting and 'exotic' places they have been to.2 dolls, male and female, in traditional Slovenian costume in original plastic packaging. Mid-20th century.The packaging of the male doll has 'Slovenia' hand-written on the outside.dolls, souvenir, national costume, slovenia, joyce wescombe, emerald primary school, mid-20th century -
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Souvenir - Various souvenir dolls in costume, Unknown maker, mid-20th century
... ...Joyce Wescombe...People might collect souvenir dolls on their overseas travels as a reminder of the interesting and 'exotic' places they have been to. dolls souvenir national costume Germany North Africa Joyce Wescombe Emerald Primary School Spain Dutch British Empire Swiss Native American 7 small dolls dressed in traditional costumes from North American, North African and European countries, estimated from the mid-20th century. ...These dolls are a part of a collection sold as souvenirs of those countries. It is believed they belonged to a former teacher of Emerald Primary School who taught there in the 1950s. These dolls seem to date from the mid-20th century. People might collect souvenir dolls on their overseas travels as a reminder of the interesting and 'exotic' places they have been to.7 small dolls dressed in traditional costumes from North American, North African and European countries, estimated from the mid-20th century.dolls, souvenir, national costume, germany, north africa, joyce wescombe, emerald primary school, spain, dutch, british empire, swiss, native american -
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Souvenir - Souvenir dolls - Eastern Europe, Unknown maker, mid-20th century
... ...Joyce Wescombe...People might collect souvenir dolls on their overseas travels as a reminder of the interesting and 'exotic' places they have been to. dolls souvenir national costume Italy France Joyce Wescombe Emerald Primary School Eastern European Czechoslovakia 6 small dolls dressed in traditional costumes from European countries, estimated from the mid-20th century. ...These dolls are a part of a collection sold as souvenirs of those countries. It is believed they belonged to a former teacher of Emerald Primary School who taught there in the 1950s. These dolls seem to date from the mid-20th century. People might collect souvenir dolls on their overseas travels as a reminder of the interesting and 'exotic' places they have been to.6 small dolls dressed in traditional costumes from European countries, estimated from the mid-20th century.dolls, souvenir, national costume, italy, france, joyce wescombe, emerald primary school, eastern european, czechoslovakia -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage ParkPhotograph, Ray Wood's Truck, c. 1930
... Reverse, pencil: "Ray Wood's truck / Donated Joyce Wescombe / daughter" Image, truck number plate: "169-122"...Transport Industry Forestry Reverse, pencil: "Ray Wood's truck / Donated Joyce Wescombe / daughter" Image, truck number plate: "169-122" This item is a sepia photograph of a truck (possibly an International Harvester Model 103) with solid rubber wheels parked on a residental street, with several houses - each with a fence and front yard - in front of it. ...Although the company logo on the front of the truck is blurry and unclear, it appears to indicate that this truck was produced by the International Harvester company. It may be an International Model 103, with an added (or optional) cab; some other photographs of trucks of this model do not feature a cab but share many similarities with the truck photographed. Model 103 was available as part of the HS Series from 1924 to 1932. It is unclear exactly where this photograph is from, but it is attributed as belonging to Ray Wood, likely a local figure to Emerald.This is an example of vehicles used for transport and industry in the region in the early 20th century.This item is a sepia photograph of a truck (possibly an International Harvester Model 103) with solid rubber wheels parked on a residental street, with several houses - each with a fence and front yard - in front of it. The truck is pulling a trailer, carrying one large log on the truck's flatbed and another on the flatbed trailer. The reverse has some black residue from another piece of paper, alongside pencil annotations and an accession number.Reverse, pencil: "Ray Wood's truck / Donated Joyce Wescombe / daughter" Image, truck number plate: "169-122"transport, industry, forestry
