Postcard sent to George Legg who had lost both hands in a training accident at Canungra QLD Australia A humerous coloured postcard of a British building wearing a tin hat and glaring out of a sandbag bunker"What's Doing"ww2

Black and white photograph of Eva Harbeck and Gladys Legg in Brisbanegenealogy

Black and white photograph of Eva Harbeck and Gladys Legg on ship going to Queensland Lakes Entrance Victoriagenealogy

James Legg married Emerald Watson at Gembrook in 1885. The couple had at least 10 children. The San Francisco Instantaneous Photographic Company developed a new technique after 1870 which required exposures for only a fraction of a second. The Company would travel to advertised locations where they would take portrait photographs. This photograph is circa late nineteenth century. This and other postcards and photographs came from the estate of David Moyle (1938-2015) who was a police officer in Emerald during late 1960s-early 1970s, and subsequently at Belgrave in the early 1980s. David Moyle was closely associated with the now defunct Sherbrooke Historical Association.This postcard is significant because of its representation of a well-known local man and its evocation of a style of portraiture. It is also part of a collection belonging to a community member who had a close association with a local historical society.A style of photographic portraiture which became popular in Melbourne in the late 19th century, and which could be shared amongst family and friends. This one is sepia colored with rounded corners. The subject, James Legg, appears to be deliberately dressed as a working man and he is holding a long stick or tool and standing on leaves. Some background details are too faded to be able to be discerned accurately.On back printed: 'SAN FRANCISCO / INSTANTANEOUS / PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPANY' On back on the L side handwritten: 'Mr J Legg / alias / Ned Kelly' On back underneath the company information, handwritten: ' Pakenham / J. Legg'david moyle, police, san francisco instantaneous photographic company, gembrook, james legg, emerald

This photograph depicts a sawmill in Emerald operated by the Legg family - most likely by James Henry Legg (1860-1940) and his son Percy (1893-1968), who operated the mill business. They established 'spot mills' - smaller or temporary mills establish on the location of timber harvesting - around the local area, including at least this one and one in Macclesfield - though it is possible the caption is wrong and this IS the mill in Macclesfield. There are at least two other copies of this photograph in our collection.This image depicts a notable local business from the early 20th century, owned by a significant local family.This item is a modern printed copy of a black and white photograph. It depicts an open-walled wooden structure, with a closed roof held up by posts. Behind the main structure is a smaller structure covering a machine with steam flowing out of its chimney - a mechanical component of the mill, making the work of processing timber easier. To the left of the image, several unprocessed logs sit on the ground, while to the right is a pile of processed, cut, timber. Several workers - may five - are in frame, all standing near or under the wooden structure. In the background, dense trees rise above the structure, rising high enough to leave the frame. The reverse of the photograph reveals logos for a modern photograph paper brand and a handwritten accession number, but no other annotation.Obverse, Caption: "Legg's Sawmill Emerald"forestry, industry, emerald, macclesfield, legg family, james legg, percy legg

Box is from Cramond & Dickson store in Warrnambool. Cramond and Dickson migrated from Scotland to Melbourne where they opened a Cramond and Dickson store in St Kilda in 1852. They were inspired by the growth in Warrnambool after a visit and established their second store there as Cramond and Dickson, direct importers and drapers, in 1855. In 1856 they opened a store on the corner of Liebig and Timor Streets, Warrnambool. They extended their premises in Liebig Street in 1859, and then in Timor Street in 1859. There were further additions and improvements in 1889 and they continued to trade until 1973 (now the site of a Mexican restaurant). An advertisement placed by Cramond and Dickson in The Camperdown Chronicle, Saturday 6th April 1895, states them “showing the latest novelties for the coming winter season” … “import directly from English and Continental manufacturers” … “representatives in London … always in touch with the Newest Continental Fashions” ... “having been established for so many years we know the requirements of the Western District”… “allow 5 per cent discount on goods paid for at the time of purchase”.The hat box is important for is connection with the local business store, Cramond and Dickson. The store traded for over 100 years; 1856-1973. The strong, sturdy hat box indicates its purpose was for travel luggage, providing protection for the fashionable women's headwear of the era.Metal bonnet box or hat box, round shape, coloured brown. There is a metal carry handle on both the lid and the side of the box. The box is from the Cramond and Dickson store in Warrnambool. The lid is detached from the base. The lock was mad by LEGGS."LEGGS patent and secure joint and padlock staple"flagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked-coast, flagstaff-hill, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, flagstaff-hill-maritime-village, bonnet box, hat box, fashion accessory box, cramond & dickson, department store, warrnambool business, ladies fashion, headwear, travel luggage

See Item 10641.63 for Barth family. Frieda Legg is the daughter of Frieda and Stephen ChambersCopy of photograph of the Adventure Vineyard Tannery Lane Mandurang. Photo courtesy Mrs Frieda Legg 1/12 Chathem Road Canterbury Vic 3126.photograph, house, vineyard, bendigo-history-vineyards-mandurang

nine children Gladys and George Legg named, sitting outside a hut used as a changing room at the western end of Bullock Island a favoured swimming place as the water was always clean and fresh from tidal movement Lakes Entrance Victoria. Gladys Legg - centre front. George Legg at back wearing a cap Black and white photograph of a group of nine children Gladys and George Legg named, sitting outside a hut used as a changing room at the western end of Bullock Island a favoured swimming place as the water was always clean and fresh from tidal movement Lakes Entrance Victoriaislands, people, recreation facilities, buildings

Ill, p.265.non-fictionFrank Legg was a war correspondent accompanying the Australian forces in the South Pacific area during World War Twoworld war 1939 – 1945 – personal narratives – australia, campaigns - south west pacific theatre

Index, ill, p.301.non-fictionBiography and analysis of controversial Australian Lieutenant General, Gordon Bennett from his early years through the Royal Commission's examinations of his actions during the surrender of Singapore in World War II.australian army - biography, gordon bennett

Illnon-fictionCollection of the war photographs of Damien parerwar photographers - australia, world war 1939-1954 - photographic record

Black and white photograph of Gabo Island showing lighthouse off Mallacoota Victoria. Also a second photograph of lighthouse residences on Gabo Islandpublic works, lighthouses, ocean

This narrow waterway was the original steamer route to the Port of MossifaceBlack and white photograph of the Tambo River adjoining Arthur Howlett's property at Mossiface Victoriaboats and boating, rivers

Black and white photograph of the remains of Mossiface wharf on the Tambo River at Mossiface Victoria c1980 topography, rivers

This wagon specifically for hauling logsBlack and white photograph of a bullock wagon on a trailer at East Gippsland Historical Society Bairnsdale Victoriahistoric buildings, schools

Precast piles and beams were manufactured in Bairnsdale. Bridge opened 13 August 1958Black and white enlarged photograph of Mitchell River bridge Bairnsdale Victoriabridges, township, rivers

Black and white photograph showing Miss Eva Harbeck with her friends Nell Bliss and Dorothy Pease at Lakes Entrance Victoriagenealogy

Black and white photograph Rene Harbeck in bathing costume sitting on Eastern Wharf jetty, Harbeck jetty Lakes Entrance Victoriagenealogy

Black and white photograph of Eva Harbeck sitting in a tree at Lakes Entrance Victoriagenealogy

Black and white photograph of Tambo River, Tambo Upper Victoria. Also a black and white photograph of flood in the Tambo River location not identified rivers, topography, farming

Item in the collection re Jack Adams FINLAY Chaplain VX 133078. Refer Cat No. 11004.2 for his service details.Hard cover book with dustcover. Cover - cardboard, dark blue buckram cover with gold coloured print on spine. Dustcover - paper, with black and white print on front and spine. Front illustration - black and white artistic impression of a cameraman in service uniform. 53 pages - cut, plain, white paper with printed narrative and Appendix I and II followed by collection of black and white photographs with captions below. No page numbers - by Damien Parer.Booksellers adhesive label - front end paper. "The Bookroom/ 156 Collins Street, Melbourne."publications, books, pictorial, cameraman, biography, ww2

In the 1950s speedboat racing was popular at Paynesville. The Gippsland Lakes Yacht Club has loaned the trophies of the time to PMM to display. This trophy is the R Nicholls trophy that was won three years successively by George Legg in "Revanche" George Legg was a remarkable person,managing to compete and win races without his hands which were blown off in an accident in World War Two. trophy, trophies, nicholls, legg, revanche, george legg

The early pioneers of Emerald often led bullock teams, usually consisting of eight bullocks. These teams were used to haul logs, as well as plough and clear land for agriculture. However, this team may have been hauling wool; Wal Legg - who had a herd of sheep himself - was noted in one December 1927 article as "the teamster who cracked the whip over the bullock as Macclesfield's first waggon load of wool moved off to market." The article notes that this moment was captured in a "picture destined to become historic," - while it is impossible to tell with any certainty, it is possible that this is a copy of that picture. Regardless, it likely comes from a similar time period - the late 1920s or early 1930s.This picture represents historical modes of transportation in the region; it is also possible it captures a specific historic moment in the local wool industry.This item is a black and white printed photograph on glossy photo paper. It has no margin. Most of the shot is filled by vegetation, but it centres on several bullocks; the bullocks are attached with a wooden bar through their horns, and held by a rope in the hands of a man to the right. The man is holding a whip and wearing a hat, pants, and collared shirt. The reverse has a brief handwritten annotation in blue pen, an accession number in pencil, printed technical information, and Kodak logos.Pen: "Wal Legg" Printed Technical Information:"macclesfield, wool