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Bottle 00002.1 is in good condion. It has a number of crack throgh it were it has been glued together and has a sealing marble in its neck.
00002.1- has "LEWIS LOAN STEAM BREWERY WALHALLA REGISTERED: molded on it and has "THE NIACARA BOTTLE.
Item is a dress coat Button from the Walhalla Valenteer Fire Brigade and features the words "Valenteer Fire Brigade" around the flat rim. Also features a cross in the center and feter wrting around it however buttion is too worn to make out.
"Valenteer Fire Brigade"
Match was played against the Walhalla men's cricket club on the Walhalla cricket ground, 600 ft above sea level.
Photo shows the first ladies cricket team in Victoria against the Walhalla men's team. This was one of the first steps towards sexual equality.
Photo depicts the Coldstream ladies cricket club on A.N.A. Day where they played the Walhalla cricket club. 1st Ladies Cricket Team in Victoria
cricket, ladies, team, walhalla
Booklet contains the finachal statments and balance sheets fo the Narracan Shire for the year ending 30th September 1963.
brown dust cover, some water stains. gold edge pages. 41 on top of spine
Item is a book of botanical specimens collected by Henry Tisdall. The book is dedicated to his sister in law Clara Weekes.
To Clara Weekes with kindest love from H.T.T. 30-9-1881
albums, catalogues, collections
Item is a red Merryweather Fire Pump. Item is pulled to scene of the fire by horses and the a team of men move the handles on each side in a see-saw motion pumping water from the creek into hoses to fight the fire. Item is situated on top of fore wooden Spock wheels, each with a steel band around the out side. The cart features leaf suspension, outlets on each side, foldable handles on each side, Compartments on each side for hose storage and room to seat six firefighters plus the driver.
Item stand on for legs and has a tape on the front. It has a tin lid and tarnished copper inside bowl. externly the item is black in colour with white specks.
This cash register was made in 1903 at Dayton, Ohio (USA) by the National Cash Register (NCR) company, which still operates today manufacturing commercial equipment, including Automatic Teller Machines. Mr. Thomas Watson, the founder of International Business Machines (IBM), started as a traveling salesman for NCR.
This register came from a shop owned by Mrs. Dulcie Anderson near the Star Hotel in Walhalla.
This cash register consists a brass register that is now heavenly tarnished. The register has two mechanical displays on the back and fore on the front. The register is siting on a wooden chest with a dark varnish and cash draws ladled A,B,D,E,H,K, with draw E missing the metal letter.
'NATIONAL' on the back.
money, shop, shops, 1903, cash, cash register
Used in Victorian psychiatric hospital between 1848 and1950. Clements Tonic contained herbs, vitamins and minerals and was used to improve general well-being.
This bottle is rectangular in shape with tapered corners, giving the bottle 8 flat sides and is made from brown glass. The name of the product is molded down the length of the bottle.
This bottle always remains the property of CLEMENTE' TONIC Limited
This item is cone in shape and appears to have been sealed with a cork.. Clag glue was sold in these jars in the early to mid 1900's
"Angus&co" "CLAG" "ISM12" "PTY LTD" ALL MOLDED INTO THE BASE OF THE JAR
jar, bottle, glue, clag, bottles, angus and co
Bottle is sealed with a cork and contains a third of a bottle of the Medicine. A paper label is glued to on side of the bottle, the label is in poor condition. the bottle is in good condition
WESTWOOD'S compound sarsaparilla Blood Mixture One of the best curative remedies of the present Unrivalled for removing for removing pimples from the face, Eruptions on the skin, boils, &c. An effectual remedy for Indigestion, Liver Complaint, Languor, and is confidently recommended as a General Tonic and Renovator of the System." "DOSE- A dessert-spoonful three times a day in water, after meals."
This sash is approx 110 years old and was presented to Simon Whitford Campbell on completing accreditation to enter the Ancient Order of Foresters Organisation. Donated by decendants of his family.
The Ancient Order of Foresters sash is only one of a handful left in existance from the local Walhalla order and is at least 110 years old who was born and lived in Walhalla
Lime green taffeta sash with red tassles hand stiched on. Top half of sash has PCR embroildered on it in Gold. Brown Elk head in a gold crown with 2 arrows with blue tips and a brown horn. Underneath is the Coat of Arms
Top end of sash letters "P.C.R"/under the Coat of arms"UNITY, BENEVOLENT & CONCORD" below this is "ANCIENT ORDER of FORESTERS" all embroidered
coat of arms, ancient order of foresters, green sash
Victorian Collections acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.
