To raise funds for the Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind, these badges were sold by street sellers in Melbourne. A gold colour Australian coat of arms (Kangaroo and emu beside a shield with a star at the top), sits above a blue enamelled boomerang. In the shield is the letter 'B' in blue enamel. 'For those who cannot see' is written in gold lettering across the boomerang. Metal pin with blue enamel letteringFor those who cannot see royal victorian institute for the blind, badges

Cardboard covered books, coloured drawings on the front depicting different jobs x 8see photoeducation, school, reading, jobs, careers

Orange, yellow and brown circular badge.Text: ' FOR THOSE WHO CANNOT SEE, JUNE 1921. 'badges, fundraising, vision impaired

1/10 Enlargements of postcards & photos. Shirley Jones Collection. See 324-01 324-04house moving, phillip island bridge, newhaven, shirley jones collection

The book advertising MMTB's Special tourist bus, giving overall tour details on page 1, including fares, time of departures and reservations. Each tour has a map showing the route, details of the tour route with notes and photographs. Page 14 shows a maximum traction tram on the reserved track in Dandenong road and page 30, W2 488 outbound in Victoria Parade. Page 32 has an advertisement for the Round Trip by Tram 1/-. Front cover has details of the departure times and fares and a photo of the Tourist Bus. The supplementary sheet has been prepared for the tours that operated daily from Sun Sept. 17 to Friday May 31, except Anzac Day. See item 10133 for the 1938 version.Demonstrates the work of the MMTB providing sightseeing tours using a special bus and its publicity methodThirty two page landscape booklet on semi gloss white paper with off white cover and single supplementary white sheet tipped onto the inside of the front cover titled "See Melbourne's Beautiful Beaches and Garden Suburbs from a Special Bus". Saddle stapled, printed letterpress. Text printed in black and green ink. Cover green ink only. trams, tramways, mmtb, bus tours, melbourne, sightseeing

Cream linen, cutwork and needlepoint fillings. Design based on two interlaced triangles.embroidery, hedebo, mats, aemilia-ars, 1900-20, italy

Circular doyley. Cream linen with cut work and needlepoint fillings. Design is based on leaf shapes. Note the Hedebo rings on the central motif.embroidery, hedebo, mats, aemilia-ars, 1900-20, italy

Information for TouristsA5 Size made from A4 folded in half creating 4 pages. with blue, print and two, line drawings.The Page is covered in text, the Most noticeable is the Title "Stawell and Grampians Visitor Digest of things to do and See April 1977. Etcstawell tourism

Newspaper - The Age Weekender - Fri 8/5/1981, titled "Tram ways to see Melbourne" looking at various ways and routes to see Melbourne by various Age writers, including Andrew Bolt. Principle item written by Phillippa Hawker. Looks at routes 3, 10, 12, 48, 57, 59, 67, 69, 70, 75 and 88. Has a map of the routes taken in the middle page spread and a cartoon of people on a W and Z class trams.trams, tramways, cartoons, melbourne, tramways, route 3, route 10, route 12, route 48, route 57, route 59, route 67, route 69, route 70, route 75, route 88

See how they Ring was published by BHS Publishing and written by Anne Doggett and Gwyn Gillard.bellringers, performance

Newspaper clipping from The Courier, Saturday 21/3/2015, titled "Combined effort see Mount Clear Primary's tram under cover" about the installation of roof over the ex Melbourne tram at the Primary school. Notes the BTM support for the project.schools, preserved trams

Document titled "On some route numbers you will see an 'a' or 'd' " advising passengers of the letters that could appear on tramcar route number - 'a' - altered, 'd' - depot. Notes that some route numbers are not published, gave an example of route 33, 51 or an 89. See item 8810 for instructions to set up in B2 class trams.Yields information about setting the A or D after a route number on B2 class trams.Pamphlet - folded DL full colour printed on gloss paper. Printed c 2012. Two copies held.trams, tramways, route numbers, destination indicators, tramcars, depot

The people riding the see saw are Ada Sykes and Maude White. The Eureka Stockade Memorial can be partially seen in the background.play equipment, eureka stockade reserve, eureka stockade memorial, see saw, ada sykes, maude white, garden

Book - 160 pages + card cover with maps on inside covers, titled "See Melbourne by Tram" written by de Lacy Lowe, illustrated by Ceri Vaughan, published 1982. Gives a description of 22 Melbourne tram routes with a stop description (not all stops covered) and sketches associated with the location. Has an index in the rear pages.trams, tramways, melbourne, tram routes, tram stops, tourist guides, illustrations

Page 25/26 and part of adjacent page of Adelaide "Sunday Mail" 1/1/1955, titled "Holidaymakers see return of horse tram" containing a photo and story of visitors to Victor Harbor missing the horse tram service which had been suspended. Record revised and additional image added 20/9/2013.trams, tramways, victor harbor, horse trams

Booklet collected by "Alva Marie Bennetts" during her deployment to BCOF, Japan - 1947-1949. Part of the Bennetts Collection. See Cat 9726P for details of service for Alva Bennetts VFX128835.Soft covered booklet with pages stapled to cover. 14 pages with cut edges and black and white photographic illustrations. Front cover features a black and white photograph of a Japanese lady in traditional dress. Title of booklet in white lettering on a red background. Text on pages in black type.Handwritten in pencil inside back cover: “Left Beppu 8.55 am, Arrived there 7.33 pm, Kyushu, Beppu, Kawega, Bungo-Tunooka, Hiji, Kitsuki, (Tunnels), Nakayagama, Tateishi”alva bennetts, bennetts collection, bcof, japan, beppu, souvenir

Booklet collected by "Alva Bennetts" during her deployment to BCOF Japan - 1947 to 1949. Part of the Bennetts collection. See Cat 9726P for details of service for Alva Marie Bennetts (VFX128835).Soft covered booklet with pages stapled to cover. 31 pages with cut edges and black and white photographic illustrations. Front cover features a black and white photograph of a bridge with building in background. Title in red type at top. Text on pages in black type.alva bennetts, bennetts collection, bcof, japan, tokyo, souvenir

Pamphlet, four fold, titled "See you courtside, Melbourne" , giving details of getting to the Australian Open using tram services and walking times. Has a map showing the Melbourne CBD, the Tennis centre, tram lines and railway stations. Has PTV contact details. Has logos of Transport for Victoria, PTV and Yarra Trams. Two copies held.trams, tramways, melbourne, map, routes, events, tennis centre, yarra trams

The book advertising MMTB's Special tourist bus, giving overall tour details on page 1, including fares, time of departures and reservations. Each tour has a map showing the route, details of the tour route with notes and photographs. Page 14 shows a maximum traction tram on the reserved track in Dandenong road and page 13, W2 488 outbound in Victoria Parade. Page 31has an advertisement for the Round Trip by Tram 1/-. Inside Front cover has details of the departure times and fares and a photo of the Tourist Bus. The supplementary sheet has been prepared for the tours that operated daily from Sun Sept. 18 to Friday May 31, except Anzac Day. For the 1939-1940 version - different bus on cover. - Reg Item 1838.Demonstrates the work of the MMTB providing sightseeing tours using a special bus and its publicity methods.Thirty two page landscape booklet on semi gloss white paper with off white or cream cover and single supplementary white sheet tipped onto the inside of the front cover titled "See Melbourne's Beautiful Beaches and Garden Suburbs from a Special Bus". Saddle stapled, printed letterpress. Text printed in black and green ink. Cover green ink only.tramways, trams, mmtb, melbourne, bus tours, sightseeing

Book titled "See Melbourne by Tram" written by de Lacy Lowe, illustrated by Ceri Vaughan, published 1982. Gives a description of 22 Melbourne tram routes with a stop description (not all stops covered) and sketches associated with the location. Has an index in the rear pages.Yields information about Melbourne Trams, their routes and what to see in 1982.Book - 160 pages + card cover with maps on inside covers.Has a handwritten gift notation of 1982 on page 2.trams, tramways, melbourne, tram routes, tram stops, tourist guides, illustrations

Bendigo Mining 1993 to present In the 1980s Bendigo Mining listed on the ASX with ownership of leases along the Deborah line of reef. In 1993, the Company consolidated ownership of the entire Goldfield when it purchased WMC’s interests. A detailed account of the recent history of Bendigo Mining is outlined in the Company History. Bendigo Mining NL website: https://www.bmnl.com.au/goldfield-history/ Doug Buerger was the Managing Director of Bendigo Mining NL, recently appointed at the time of this article. Sir James Goldsmith was a key shareholder in the mine. Kerry Packer was a supporter of the proposal. One page photocopied article titled 'Sceptics start to see the light at Bendigo', AM, 12 December, 1999. Article discusses the development of the Swan decline (December 1999) which was progressing at 200m a month. 'So far, the decline has passed through four of the fifteen old lines of reef that make up the main 15 km long Bendigo goldfield'. A range of historical facts regarding gold production are quoted in the article. bendigo mining n.l., bendigo, mining, gold, douglas buerger, swan decline

The Robinson children Peter, James, Paul and Andrew, dressed to see the Queen 1956. Blackjack was the home of the Robinson family to late 1956. The Blackjack property, house and acres of fruit orchards ran down to the Plenty River off Hume Street Greensborough. The photographs were taken as slides by Frank Robinson and digitised by his son James in 2015.Digital copy of colour photograph.blackjack, robinson family

Digital image of an item in the 9-7-2020 issue of Ballaarat Times, titled "Museum's plans see Trams back on track" about the planning to re-open the museum following the lifting of restrictions due to Covid-19. Includes notes on the operation of the trams from the depot only and limitations. But these came to naught when the plan to lift restrictions did not go ahead and there was a further lockdown in the Melbourne area. Has a photo of Peter Waugh standing on a step of No. 13 with a limitation sign on it.btm, closure, covid-19