Letter to F.Gladstone Proctor, teacher in Metalcraft at the Ballarat Technical Art School, and Acting Head of the Art School in 1949. 19th August, 1949 Mr F.G. Procter, School of Mines BALLARAT Dear Mr. Procter By direction of the School Council I have pleasure in conveying to you the Council's keen appreciation of teh steling service rendered by you as Acting Head of the Art School durign the past 18 months. The Council is particularly pleased with the number of improvements effected by you, very often in your own time, such as - the construction of a number of wearving looms, the framing of prints, the procuring, setting up and lighting of show cases and the assembling of a portable compressor unit for air-brush work. Yours faithfully [signed] F.E. Ferguson, Registrar These improvements, and the smooth running of the Art School under your guidance, have been a source of great satisfaction to the Council.ballarat school of mines, f.e. ferguson, f.g. proctor, glad proctor, ballarat technical art school, acting principal, f.g. procter, glad procter

Set of four oil cans, galvanised iron, made 11 August 1958, originally there were five in the set, the smallest is missing, apparently stolen, circular manufacturered badge JOYCE soldered to body, Cat no 10183.1 3 gallon capacity, handle soldered from neck to midway on side, 3 GAL tag on inside of neck, raised base, Cat no 10183.2 2 gallon capacity, Cat no 10183.3 1 gallon capacity, Cat no 10183.4 1/2 gallon capacity. THS Cat no 450Conical shape oil cans, capacities in imperial measures, 3 gallon, 2 gallon, 1 gallon, 1/2 gallonmetalcraft, tinware

Catalogue no 10120.1 is bottom half, pan, of aluminium meat press, either end of pan has a ratchet to which the top connects, to enable lid to compress contents, top plate size 19 cm x 10.5 cm x 7.5 cm, bottom plate 15 cm x 8 cm x 8 cmCast aluminium Meat Press comprised of two parts, used for pressing meats such as tongue and braunmetalcraft, tinware