This ruler advertises C.T. Keig & Co., an established local Williamstown and Newport draper in the 1920/30's. The company had a store in Ferguson Street Williamstown and a branch in North Road Williamstown. Mr Charles T. Keig, principal of C. T Keigh and Co. drapers of Ferguson Street lived at The Strand, Williamstown, and died there in 1937.One-foot imperial measure wooden ruler with the Keigs business brand name etched on it. "THE BEST RULE/BUY YOUR GOODS/FROM C.T. KEIG & CO./DRAPERS WILLIAMSTOWN & NEWPORT".stationery, keig, drapers

1. This story of 2 Australian Survey Company is not intended to be an official history or even a complete unofficial history, but it is a very warm human document that will be read with interest by all members of the Royal Australian Survey Corps. The history is written by Lieutenant Colonel H.P.G. Clews and the foreward was written by Colonel D. Macdonald Director of Military Survey 23 Sep 1966. Clews is renowned for his work surveying for the construction of the Snowy Mountains Hydro Scheme. A scan of the complete booklet is available on the RASvy website. 3. Photograph of Survey Corps officers in the early days for WWII. Left to right, TA Vance (Director of Survey Corps), TP Keig, OGF Ward and HPG Clews..1 Cream coloured A5 booklet with Australian Survey Corps colour patch, 48 pages black and white photos and diagrams, folded pages and stapled. .2 Synopsis, (Index) containing "The buildup and operation of the Company", "The break-up of the Company" and Appendices. 2 Australian Field Survey Company .3 A group of Australian Survey Corps Officers in the early days of WWII. Left to Right TA Vance (Director), TP Keig, OGF Ward and HPG Clewsroyal australian survey corps, rasvy, fortuna, army survey regiment, army svy regt, asr