Used by Nils Muth, P TrevaskisJack Plane made of wood and steelSml Jack Plane Used by Nils Muth who bout [sic] "Tivoli" the Berry Farm House Jack Plane 80 years old - last used by Mr P Trevaskis for house building in Emerald 40 years ago. Donated by Mr P Trevaskisemerald, victoria, australia, tools, carpentry, nils muth, percy trevaskis

Notes compiled by Jo Jenkinson on tours of Emerald and district conducted in April and May 1990 by Gus Ryberg. The notes were written to accompany photographs, now in a display book (see VEMU ). Contain details of historical sites around Emerald. Includes hand-written amendments by Gus Ryberg.7p. of typescript, printout from a computer file, with map.butchers, nils muth, nottingham house, hogan park, emerald coffee palace, monkey dung creek, a'vard picnic ground, rose charman's cottage, copplestone, lumeah, gus ryberg, emerald, victoria, australia, retail trade, orchardists, vegetable growing, herb growing, horticulture, guest houses, gold mining, quarries, historic sites, historic buildings

This jug belonged to the Muth family (Elsa Muth), later known as Moss, who migrated from Sweden and settled in Emeraldin 1913.Earthenware jug, two-tone brown and ochre with beaded cloth cover. Chinaemerald, victoria, australia, domestic life, nils muth, elsa muth, elsa moss

Inscription 'Muth' probably refers to Nils Muth, builder, one of a family of Swedish immigrants who settled in the Clematis-Emerald areaWood and steel planeMuthemerald, victoria, australia, woodworking, carpentry