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Moorabbin Air MuseumDocument (item) - Crash Of A Beaufighter At Mount Disappointment North Of Whittlesea,Vic On 5 August 1942, Crash Of a Beaufighter At Mount Disappointment
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Greensborough Historical SocietySlide - Photograph, John Ramsdale, Mt Disappointment: Slide 127, 1990s
... mount disappointment...Photograph shows a rural view from Mount Disappointment... Mount Disappointment, north of Whittlesea. Part of the John ...Photograph shows a rural view from Mount Disappointment, north of Whittlesea.Part of the John Ramsdale collection of slides and audio visual material.Colour photograph scanned from slide.No maker's marks. No caption on slide.mt disappointment, mount disappointment, whittlesea -
Federation University Historical Collection
Award, Stokes, Peter Alexander's Junior Techncial School Athletics Medallion, 1958, 1958
Stokes was established in 1856 by a young English die-sinker named Thomas Stokes, who had arrived from England duringthe gold rush of that era. Disappointment in the fields led him to Melbourne where he setup business as a diesinker producing medals, tokens, buttons and silverware, a skill he acquired over five dedicated years of apprenticeship which he had completed in Birmingham, England. A merger with G.F Martin in 1867 saw the firm introduce electroplated nickel silver to Australia. The banking crisis of the 1890’s saw a split with Martin and the gradual joining of Thomas Stokes’ three sons, and by 1911 the company was called Thomas Stokes and Sons. A double sided medallion featuring a runner on one side and engraved information on verso.Engraved into the medallion J.T.S. Under 15 Athletics P. Alexander 1958ballarat junior technical school, athletics, numismatics -
Federation University Historical Collection
Award, Stokes, Peter Alexander's Junior Techncial School Basketball Medallion, 1960, 1958
Stokes was established in 1856 by a young English die-sinker named Thomas Stokes, who had arrived from England duringthe gold rush of that era. Disappointment in the fields led him to Melbourne where he setup business as a diesinker producing medals, tokens, buttons and silverware, a skill he acquired over five dedicated years of apprenticeship which he had completed in Birmingham, England. A merger with G.F Martin in 1867 saw the firm introduce electroplated nickel silver to Australia. The banking crisis of the 1890’s saw a split with Martin and the gradual joining of Thomas Stokes’ three sons, and by 1911 the company was called Thomas Stokes and Sons. A double sided medallion featuring a basketballer and the word 'basketball' on one side and engraved information on verso.Engraved into the medallion Ballarat Junior Technical School 1960 Basketball P. Alexander 1958ballarat junior technical school, athletics, numismatics -
8th/13th Victorian Mounted Rifles Regimental CollectionDocument - Freedom of City, 1998
Presented to the 8th/13th Victorian Mounted Rifles Regimental Association at a Reserve Forces Day parade in Civic Square Albury by the mayor, Councillor Patricia Gould, July 1998. The parade was followed by a march along Dean Street. Albury had proposed to confer Freedom of the City on the regiment, but Army protocol would not allow this, to the great disappointment of both parties.Framed City of Albury Declaration of Appreciation Certificate coloured white & cream with City seal and 8/13th Victorian Mounted Rifles Regiment Stable belt colours.freedom, appreciation, albury, council, vmr
