'U-Boat 977' Autobiography by Heinz SCHAEFFER, the last Commander of U-Boat 977.Hard cover book. Cover - cardboard, red colour buckram with gold print on the spine. 207 pages, cut, plain, off white paper. Illustrated black and white photographs. Front end papers - illustrated blue print "The Structure of a U - Boat". Back end papers - illustrated blue print - map "The Last Voyage of U977" Front end papers - handwritten prices.Front end papers - handwritten - grey lead pencil "18/9" and in blue ink "15c".books, military history, ww2, german navy, autobiography

Painting by Jean Harris of two tug boats docked at Williamstown. Coloured watercolour painting of two tug boats docked at Williamstown. The tug in the foreground is the "Latrobe". Dock cranes at Port Melbourne in background. Framed in a gold painted wooden frame, on a white mat.On back of frame: "Tug boats - Williamstown" "Tug Latrobe" jean harris, tugs, williamstown docks

Couta fishing boatsCouta fishing boat VALMAB & W photo of the Couta fishing boat VALMAReverse - " Albert Johnson's boat? / at Port Fairy see Murray Johnson at Pt Lonsdale / From Lewis Ferrier / VALMA built by Jones. Melb. c1918 / Owner Cyril Stephens ".historical references

Index, bib, ill, p.176.non-fictionA history of U Boat activities in both world warsworld war 1914-1918 - submarine warfare, world war 1939-1945 - submarine warfare

Cray fishing boatsCray fishing boat AUDREY MAYB & W photo of the AUDREY MAY a cray fishing boatReverse - " Audrey May - cray fishing vessel owned by Bill Johnson, previously owned by Norman Johnson. Boat came from Hobart Tasmania. Note ratlines & height of mast - now shortened - circa 1940 ".historical references

A 1942-dated holster marked M S & U Ltd was produced by the Montreal Suspender and Umbrella Ltd in Canada, a key wartime manufacturer. These typically include Canadian P37 Mk.I holsters or RAF/RCAF pistol holsters. History of item unknown.Green khaki canvas holster with flap secured by metal fastener. Three brass belt clips attached at back.Inside flap - MS&U Ltd.1942holster, ww2

Shows the extent of the River trade in the Murray Darling River basin in the early 20th Century.Helps show the extent of river trade in the Riverland area of South Australia in the early 20th Century.Copy of an original photograph of a wharf scene with moored river boats. possibly of Morgan c. 1900.Written on back in pencil."boats tied up at Morgan-?"murray river, paddle steamers, river boats, morgan. south australia., riverland

Picnic Picnics were one the events the Mission with the Ladies Harbour Light Guild would organise on regular basis. This was an opportunity for the sailors to enjoy some time off on the land, a time to play games and sports.Black and white photograph depicting sailors wearing suits and hats seated in two motor boats on the river. In the background on the right is the ship they might have just left to go to a picnic. On loose page 14Below on the album page is written: Boats going to picnic 1928.picnic, lhlg, sailors, seamen, yarra river, ship, melbourne, 1928, fan album, john reginald weller (1880-1969)

Selected Couta boat news articlesCouta boatsNews paper clippings about Coya Boats c1985Reverse " NIL "historical references

From inscriptions and markings; 'To deliver a successful depth charge attack, sinking U-461 in a single pass. In an act of grace, the Sunderland pilot/ returned to the scene to drop a dinghy to the U-Boat survivors. Limited Edition "209/500".Print - on paper, print of a painting, in colour, depicting a "Sunderland" aircraft - flying boat attacking a U-boat. Background of sea and sky. Painting by aviation artist Robert Taylor. Title information and 9 signatures below painting. Frame - timber with light brown, gold and beige coloured paint. Decorative moulding. Mount - light purple colored cardboard. Glass front and cardboard backs.Information printed below painting on print "CAUGHT ON THE SURFACE"/ by/ Robert Taylor./ In a strange quirk of fate, a Sunderland of Number 461 Squadron RAAF, identification letter U, destroys submarine U-461,/ a type XIV tanker, one of three German submarines caught on the surface by Allied aircraft in the Bay of Biscay, on July 30 1943. / At extreme low level, Sunderland U/461 braves a barrage of gunfire from all circling submarines.print, framed accessories, military history, airforce, aircraft raaf

On the Gippsland Lakes fish were caught from small (7m) boats and packed into baskets or boxes on the jetty before shipment to Melbourne.Photo shows fishermen and boats at a local jetty.jetty, boats, baskets

Old fishing boatsfishing boatsCopy from Professional Fisherman pg.48 Oct.1985 re fishing boats.Reverse " NIL "historical references

Pictures taken by Herald Sun photographers of RVIB workers constructing toy boats on a production line and using a band saw.2 B/W photographs of man constructing boatsHerald Sunroyal victorian institute for the blind, employment

Earphone casing inscribed with Earphone H-143/AIC Electro -Voice ,cable plug labelled cable assembly P/O headset H-75 ( )/AIC Roanwell #23390 S/P

V E Day - Victorious Londoners Call For Their king and QueenU. K. Evening Mail Newspaper Dated 8/5.1945 V E Day - Victorious Londoners Call For Their king and Queenu. k. evening mail newspaper dated 8/5.1945

This water bottle and pouch used in New Guinea in WW2 by Mr W.Norton of Lorne Victoria An item of national significance, used in WW2 battlefields, and carried and used by an Australian soldier.WW2 canvas pouch for water bottle, including water bottle with cork, and belt loops.Stamped, inside upper rear, "S and U Ltd, 1943"ww2, papua new guinea, soldier, water bottle, pouch, khaki, w. norton, lorne

U/13 Football Teamstawell sport

U/16 Football Teamstawell sport

Abstract boat scene and boat shedsSignature - Robert W Tantau-74 On plaque - Purchased from Corio Rotary Arts Festival 1974queenscliff, geelong, boats

Stawell 16&U Football Team 1977stawell sport

North U/13 Football Team Runners-up 1978stawell sport

Trawler on Reeves Channel possibly Mavella and tug Makaira, Bill Noden skipper Lakes Entrance Victoria. Also 2 black and white photographs of boats in Reeves Channel Lakes EntranceBlack and white photograph of trawler on Reeves Channel possibly Mavella and tug Makaira Bill Noden skipper Lakes Entrance Victoria. Also 2 black and white photographs of boats in Reeves Channel Lakes Entrance fishing industry, waterways, boats and boating