This special Sunday edition of The Argus (Melbourne) was published on the occasion of the Queen's Royal visit in 1954.An example of mid-20th century newspaper24p., illus. "Special Sunday Edition" printed on front pagenewspapers, melbourne, the argus, royal visit 1954

The 17th Brigade (Australia) was an Infantry Brigade first formed in 1917 during WW1, but did not see action. The Brigade was reformed during WW2 and served in Libya, Greece and New Guinea. The Brigade was disbanded in 1946.This supplement is an original as printed and issued with The Argus News Paper on 22 February 1940.Oblong, buff colour news paper, souvenir supplement of The Argus,16 pages, 22 February 1940. The supplement is dedvoted to the 17th Australian Infantry Brigade 2nd A.I.F.The front cov er of the supplement has a photograph of Brigadier S.G. Savige, DSO, MC, ED, Commander. The following pages are photographs of Companies within the Brigade.ww1, ww2, 17th brigade, aif,

This article, written by noted artist Blamire Young, is a lyrical description of carts bringing produce from the Greensborough area to market. Young lived in Greensborough 1906-1908A description of Greensborough as a rural area in the early 20th centuryTypescript transcription of article in the Argus, Saturday 2 February 1907. 4 p. text and photographdiamond valley, horticulture, blamire young

Selection of land on Phillip island. Early subdivision of "Inishowen" Estate.449-01: Map of Phillip island showing "Inishowen" Estate c 1910 449-02: Newspaper article on the selection of land plus listing of people who obtained land. Argus 03/11/1868.inishowen estate phillip island, phillip island land selection 1868

Louis Amiet was the head master at Greensborough State School. Newspaper Death notice from Melbourne Argus. Downloaded copy of death notice.louis amiet, greensborough primary school

The Argus, May to August, 1874. Bound copy. Probably ex-library. Donated by Kilmore Hospital Op Shop where it was left as an anonymous donation.Marbel-patterned board cover with red cloth spine. Front top right corner broken off. Some loss of marbelling. Front page stained with ragged edges. Fair condition.On spine white sticker, 'EF' printed in green ink. /'079.945 ARG', white sticker with black writing.argus, 1874

The Argus was a morning daily newspaper in Melbourne that was established in 1846 and closed down in 1957. It was considered to be the general Australian newspaper of record for this period. Page 7 - dedicated to the second anniversary of the Anzac Landing.Large one page yellow coloured newspaper with black printThe Argus Wednesday April 25,1917 page 7-8the argus, newspaper, ww1

Cream covered paperback book, The Games of the Sixteenth OlympiadMelbourne MCMLVI with grey Olympic rings. Back Cover, photo of Australia Insignia with crest of kangaroos, leaves and vines.. Aquirit Eunds. Seven Shilling and sixpence.books

.1) Property of Howard M DAY. .2) A digest of happenings in Australia 1940 - 1945, distributed by the Red Cross. Both items issued to Howard Maxwell DAY VX31282, 2nd AIF. Refer Reg No 92.2 for service details also 87, 88, 89, 90..1) Red leatherette covered book, 128 pages. Titled The Australian Soldier's Pocket Book. .2) Soft covered green book, 96 pages. Titled While You Were Away. books - military, diaries, documents - notebooks

Written during the housing boom of the 1950s, this article "It takes ten trees to make a home" discusses where the timber came from. It mentions the Briar Hill Timber and Trading Co. who supplied owner-builders of timber homes. A second article "Packaged house up in 10 hours" discusses pre-fabricated homes.Newspaper clipping downloaded from Trove. 4 pages.briar hill timber, timber homes

Heather McKee and her husband built their own home in Greensborough over four years; she was a 'Queen for a Day' finalist in 1956.Photocopy of newspaper clippingheather mckee, queen for a day, houses in greensborough

95-page booklet distributed by the R.A.A.F. in Australia to returned servicemen at the end of the Second World War. The booklet contains text, illustrations and photographs. It covers topics such as: sport, politics, total war, allied troops came, big news stories, seasons and crops, landmarks changed, notable deaths, wartime slang, how money was raised, an outline history of the war etc..australia - second world war 1939-1945, australia -- history -- 1939-1945, australia -- politics and government -- 1939-1945.

The Argus was a morning daily newspaper in Melbourne that was established in 1846 and closed in 1957 and was considered to be the general Australian newspaper of record for this period. Widely known as a conservative newspaper for most of its history. Newspapers reflect the contemporary society at the time of print i.e. post-war Australia. This item is a useful reference for that history.A complete 32 pp newspaper, titled The Argus - Melbourne. It is dated Saturday January 12 1946.newspaper-the argus media-print

The Argus75 camera is a Twin Lens Reflex Bakelite camera with a fixed focus, aperture, and shutter speed. The lens was branded as a 75mm Lumar, the shutter runs around 1/50 of a second with a small slider next to the shutter release selecting between "inst" (instant) and "Time" (actually bulb). This version of the camera sold in Australian has Argus Lumar 75mm Made in Australia printed on the Lens mount though the camera was originally manufactured from 1958 - 1964 in Michigan, U.S.A . This camera was used by Harry Jenkins, a previous resident on Churchill Island.Camera owned by Dr Harry Jenkins with original box"argus/ seventy-five" at top on lens: ARGUS LUMAR 75mm MADE IN AUSTRALIA at side of front: INST/TIMEchurchill island, harry jenkins, camera, argus seventy-five, hanimex

The Argus Newspaper covering the commencement of World War 2Historical eventThe Argus Newspaper Articles covering the Start of World War 2.newspaper covering the commencement of world war 2