<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="crm.xsl"?>
<CRMset>
<CRM_Entity>85/1002 Textile lengths
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 85/1002
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>024751.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Textile length, batik, silk, Lena Pwerle/Utopia Batik Program, Ngkwarlerlaneme camp, Utopia,  Northern Territory, Australia, 1984-1985
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
</has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Pule, Lena; Utopia Batik Program; Ingkwalalanima camp; Utopia, Northern  Territory
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Textile length, batik, silk, Lena Pwerle/Utopia Batik Program, Ngkwarlerlaneme camp,  Utopia, Northern Territory, Australia, 1984-1985. A rectangular silk batik length resist dyed, densely patterned with  squiggly lines and Aboriginal animal motifs. Background in dark brown, highlighted with orange, ochre and white. Hand sewn  hems.  (NB. Spelling changes to Aboriginal names and places occured in c.1990. `Pwerle&apos; was previously spelt `Pule&apos; and  `Ngkwarlerlaneme camp&apos; was previously `Ignkwalalanima camp&apos;. Updated by MC 30/9/1998)
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    <has_note>
        Lena Pule  changed the spelling of her name to `Pwerle&apos; in 1990 and the Ingkwalalanima camp became the `Ngkwarlerlaneme camp&apos;.
<has_type> Made Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
 
    
    
<has_type> 55 Textile
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>

    
    <has_dimension>
      85/1002 Textile lengths H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>275.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      85/1002 Textile lengths W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>94.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
</CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>91/284 Toy utility trucks
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 91/284
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>032181.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Toy, model car, Holden Coupe Utility known as FX, `Micro Model&apos;, zinc,rubber, Goodwood  (Australia) Productions Pty Ltd, Australia, 1952-1961
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Goodwood Productions Pty Ltd
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Toy, model car, Holden  Coupe Utility known as FX, `Micro Model&apos;, zinc/rubber, Goodwood (Australia) Productions Pty Ltd, Australia, 1952-1961 Model  of a Holden Utility, diecast zinc composition finished with green enamel paint. The model has been detailed with silver  paint.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        pressed into metal underside &quot;MICRO MODELS / COUPE UTILITY  / GB2&quot;
<has_type> Marks
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Manufacturing  company Distributed: Alex Tolmer and Associates Pty. Ltd.  29 Queen&apos;s Bridge St., South Melbourne.
<has_type> Made Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        Toys; Transport
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
 <has_type> 59 Toys
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>

    <has_dimension>
      91/284 Toy utility trucks H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>3.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      91/284 Toy utility trucks W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>3.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      91/284 Toy utility trucks D
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>D
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>10.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
  </CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>91/301 Toy motor cars
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 91/301
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>032575.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Toy, model car, Holden Sedan, `Micro Models&apos;, zinc/rubber, Goodwood (Australia) Productions Pty Ltd,  Australia, 1952-1961
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Goodwood Productions Pty Ltd
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
</has_note>
    <has_note>
        Toy, model car, Holden Sedan, `Micro Models&apos;,  zinc/rubber, Goodwood (Australia) Productions Pty Ltd, Australia, 1952-1961 Toy card model of a 1948-1953 model, Holden  Sedan (popularly known as the FX). Diecast zink with a two piece rivetted construction. The model is finished with a black  enamel with silver detailing. Black rubber wheels.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Pressed into metal on underside &quot;MICRO MODELS / HOLDEN / SEDAN / GB /  9&quot;
<has_type> Marks
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        Toys; Transport
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>

<has_type> 59 Toys
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>

    <has_note>
        11  Land transport 20  Social history of Sydney and  NSW 25  Australian imagery
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      91/301 Toy motor cars H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>3.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      91/301 Toy motor cars W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>4.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      91/301 Toy motor cars D
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>D
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>10.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
  </CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>91/325 Toy motor cars
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 91/325
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>032598.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Toy, model car, Holden FJ Sedan, `Micro Models&apos;, zinc/rubber, Goodwood (Australia) Productions Pty  Ltd, Australia, 1952-1961
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Goodwood Productions Pty Ltd
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Toy, model car, Holden FJ Sedan, `Micro Models&apos;,  zinc/rubber, Goodwood (Australia) Productions Pty Ltd, Australia, 1952-1961 Toy car model of a Holden FJ Sedan Taxi. The  model is made from diecast zinc with a two piece rivetted construction. The model is finished with black and white enamel  paint with silver detailing. &quot;TAXI&quot; has been stencilled along two sides.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        pressed into metal underside &quot;MICRO / MODELS / NEW  LOOK / HOLDEN SEDAN / GB/17&quot; stencilled along side of the model &quot;TAXI&quot;
<has_type> Marks
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Manufacturing  company Distributed: Alex Tolmer and Associates Pty. Ltd.  29 Queen&apos;s Bridge St., South Melbourne.
<has_type> Made Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        Toys; Transport
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 59 Toys
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    
    <has_dimension>
      91/325 Toy motor cars H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>3.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      91/325 Toy motor cars W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>4.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      91/325 Toy motor cars D
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>D
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>10.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
  </CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>91/343 Toy tow trucks; Toy tow trucks
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 91/343
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>032803.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Toy, model truck, International tow truck, &apos;Micro Models&apos;, zinc/rubber, Goodwood  (Australia) Productions Pty Ltd, Australia, 1952-1961
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Goodwood Productions Pty Ltd
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Toy, model truck,  International tow truck, &apos;Micro Models&apos;, zinc/rubber, Goodwood (Australia) Productions Pty Ltd, Australia, 1952-1961 Toy  truck model of an international Tow Truck, made from diecast zinc with a four piece rivetted construction. The model has a  red cab and green rear, painted with enamel some some silver detailing. There is a crane fixed to the rear of the vehicle.  On the sides of the model are stencilled in yellow &quot;Day-Night / Service&quot;.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        pressed into metal underside &quot;MICRO MODELS /  INTERNATIONAL&quot;
<has_type> Marks
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
</has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Manufacture
<has_type> Made Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        Toys; Transport
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 59 Toys
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>

    <has_dimension>
      91/343 Toy tow trucks; Toy tow trucks H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>5.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      91/343 Toy tow trucks; Toy tow trucks W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>3.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      91/343 Toy tow trucks; Toy tow trucks D
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>D
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>11.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
  </CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>91/355 Toy trucks
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 91/355
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>032789.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Toy, model truck, Ford OHV tray truck, `Micro Models&apos;, zinc/rubber, Goodwood (Australia) Productions Pty  Ltd, Australia, 1952-1961
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Goodwood Productions Pty Ltd
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Toy, model truck, Ford OHV tray truck, `Micro  Models&apos;, zinc/rubber, Goodwood (Australia) Productions Pty Ltd, Australia, 1952-1961 Toy truck model of a ford OHV tray  truck, made from diecast zinc from a three piece rivetted  construction. The cab is painted light green and the tray is red.  The model has been finished with some silver coloured detailing. &quot;Micro Models&quot; and logo are stencilled along both sides of  the trucks cab.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        pressed metal on underside &quot;MICRO / MODELS / FORD / OHV - V8&quot;
<has_type> Marks
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Manufacture
<has_type> Made Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
</has_note>
    
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        Toys; Transport
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
</has_note>
<has_type> 59 Toys
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>

    <has_note>
        05  Product design and marketing 11  Land transport 20  Social history of  Sydney and NSW
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
</has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      91/355 Toy trucks H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>4.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      91/355 Toy trucks W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>4.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      91/355 Toy trucks D
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>D
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>14.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
  </CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>91/368 Toy motor cars
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 91/368
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>032766.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Toy, model car, Holden FE Sedan, `Micro Models&apos;, zinc/rubber, Goodwood (Australia) Productions Pty  Ltd, Australia, 1952-1961
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Goodwood Productions Pty Ltd
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Toy, model car, Holden FE Sedan, `Micro Models&apos;,  zinc/rubber, Goodwood (Australia) Productions Pty Ltd, Australia, 1952-1961 Toy car model of a Holden FE sedan, made from  diecast zinc in a two piece rivetted construction. The model is finished in a pale blue enamel with silver detailing. There  is a cast sign on the top of the model with &quot;POLICE&quot; printed in red paint.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Pressed into metal underside &quot;MICOR / MODLES /  HOLDEN / SEDAN / G/32&quot;
<has_type> Marks
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Manufacturer
<has_type> Made Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        Toys; Transport
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 59 Toys
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>

    <has_note>
        05  Product design  and marketing 11  Land transport 20  Social history of Sydney and NSW
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      91/368 Toy motor cars H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>3.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      91/368 Toy motor cars W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>4.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      91/368 Toy motor cars D
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>D
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>10.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
  </CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>92/122 Pumps
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 92/122
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>032892.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Pump, boiler feed, steam powered, metal, G &amp; J Weir Ltd, Glasgow, Scotland, 1930-1940
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        G &amp; J Weir Ltd;  Glasgow, Scotland
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Pump, boiler feed, steam powered, metal, G &amp; J Weir Ltd, Glasgow, Scotland,  1930-1940. (-1)Pump. Parts as follows: (-2)Piston rod, (-3)Shuttle valve collar, (-4)Shuttle valve rod, (-5)Shuttle valve  rod joint, (-6)Piston rod guide bushs (2), (-7)Bent steam valve spindle, (-8)Shuttle valve rod bush, (-9)Piston rings (2),  (-10)Sample of pump packing, (-11)Sample of valve chest seals, (-12)Cylinder head and valve chest gaskets, (-13)Remains of  cylinder oiler.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        Engineering; Power technologies
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type>  29 Industrial Machinery and Equipment
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>

    <has_note>
        07  Power  technologies
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
</CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>92/1378 Commemorative medals
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 92/1378
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>039358.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Medal, `Antarctic 1912-14&apos;, silver/ribbon, England, 1915
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Mackennal, Bertram; Gillick, E G
<has_type> Designed
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
</has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Medal, Antarctic 1912-1914, silver with ribbon, Australia/ Great Britain. Third issue of Polar Medal,  with bar &quot;ANTARCTIC 1912-14&quot;, awarded to C. F. Laseron, expedition ship &quot;Aurora&quot; for participating on the Mawson expedition.   Medal, `Polar Medal, Antarctic 1912-14, silver, octagonal medal, with an ornamental swivelling suspender, a bar attached to  the top of the suspender has &quot;Antarctic 1912-14&quot; embossed on it. The obverse features the bust of King George V facing left,  in admirals uniform, and the inscription &quot;GEORGIVS V BRITT: OMN: REX ET IND: IMP:&quot;, the reverse depicts the ship `Discovery&apos;  with a sledging party of six in the foreground, with a heavily laden sledge with a square sail, impressed into edge is the  inscription &quot;C.F.Laseron, &quot;Aurora&quot;. The medal is suspended from a plain white ribbon.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
</has_note>
    <has_note>
        Embossed on bar:&quot;ANTARCTIC 1912-14&quot;;  Obverse: &quot;GEROGIVS V BRITT:OMN: REX ET IND:IMP&quot;; Impressed on edge: &quot;C.F.LASERON, &quot;AURORA&quot;&quot;.
<has_type> Marks
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        The  obverse of the medal was designed by Sir Bertram Mackennal, and the reverse was designed by E G Gillick
<has_type> Designed Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
</has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        This medal was  awarded to Charles Laseron for his part in the Australasian Antarctic Expedition 1911-1914. Laseron was the assistant  biologist with the expedition, and was stationed at the Adelie Land Station.
<has_type> Used Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Laseron, Charles F
<has_type> Used 
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Laseron, Charles F
<has_type> OwnedExchange
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        See  above
<has_type> OwnedExchangeNote
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Antarctica; Australian explorers; Australasian Antarctic Expedition, 1911-1914; Laseron, Charles F; Mawson, Douglas
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>

<has_type> 39 Numismatics
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>

    <has_note>
        20  Social history of Sydney and NSW
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      92/1378 Commemorative medals W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>3.8</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      92/1378 Commemorative medals O
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>O
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>11.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
</CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>92/1382 National flags
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 92/1382
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>039365.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Flag, Union Jack, cotton, Australia, c. 1910
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    <has_note>
        Flag, Union Jack, cotton, 
 Australia, c. 1910 Flag, `Union Jack&apos; (British Blue Ensign), used on Mawson&apos;s Australasian Antarctic Expedition (1911-1914),  rectangular, horizontal format, coarse, beige cotton, printed with the red crosses of St George and St Patrick, and the blue  field of the St Andrew&apos;s saltire, with the cotton base serving as the `white&apos; fimbriation. A heading of finer white cotton  reinforces the sleeve on the left side of the flag. The halyard is inserted through the sleeve with the top end of the rope  tied in a loop and secured to the flag, the bottom end is also tied in a loop, but hangs loose. The flag has one horizontal  and three vertical folds, the cotton has torn and frayed along these folds and the edge of the heading.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        The flag was used by the team of the Australasian Antarctic Expedition, 1911-1914, led by Sir Douglas  Mawson.
<has_type> Used Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Australasian Antarctic Expedition, 1911-1914; Antarctica
<has_type> Used 
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Laseron, Charles F
<has_type> OwnedExchange
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        The flag was retained as a memento,  by Charles F Laseron, assistant biologist to the Australasian Antarctic Expedition, 1911-1914.
<has_type> OwnedExchangeNote
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Antarctica; Australian  explorers; Australasian Antarctic Expedition, 1911-1914; Mawson, Sir Douglas
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>

<has_type> 12 Ceremonial Objects
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        20  Social history of  Sydney and NSW
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      92/1382 National flags W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>91.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      92/1382 National flags H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>44.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      92/1382 National flags O
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>O
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>79.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
  </CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>92/1384 Books
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 92/1384
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>039364.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Book, `South with Mawson&apos;, Charles F Laseron, Australasian Publishing Company, Sydney, Australia, 1947
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        The Australasian Publishing Co Pty Ltd; Holland &amp; Stephenson Pty Ltd; Sydney
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Book, `South with Mawson&apos;,  Charles F Laseron, Australasian Publishing Company, Sydney, Australia, 1947 (Part 1) Book, `South With Mawson: Reminiscences  of the Australasian Antarctic Expedition, 1911-1914&quot;, by Charles Francis Laseron, published by The Australasian Publishing  Co Pty Ltd, printed by Holland &amp; Stephenson Pty Ltd, Sydney, 1947. Rectangular, vertical format, bound, with hard cover of  plain brown cloth, containing 223 pages, with text and illustrations from photographs, concerning the Australasian Antarctic  Expedition, 1911-1914, in which Laseron took part. (Part 2) Cover, paper, loose sleeve, folds over outside of hard cover,  features a black and white image of Mawson and party at the Antarctic, the title and author&apos;s name are printed above this,  in blue and white lettering.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Printed on the frist page following the title page: &quot;REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST/ OFFICE,  SYDNEY FOR TRANSMISSION THROUGH THE POST AS A BOOK/ First Published in Australia, 1947/ by THE AUSTRALASIAN PUBLISHING CO.  PTY. LTD./ 55 YORK ST, SYDNEY, N.S.W./ Copyright. All rights reserved./ Wholly set and printed in Australia by/ Hollan &amp;  Stephenson Pty. Ltd., Meagher St, Sydney&quot;; Handwritten in pencil on front end paper: &quot;$2.00&quot;; &quot;S/H&quot;; (there are also two  illegible pencil markings on this page).
<has_type> Marks
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        First printed in 1947 by the  Australasian Publishing Co Pty Ltd.Set and printed by Holland &amp; Stephenson Pty Ltd, Meagher Street, Sydney.
<has_type> Made Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        This copy of  the book was retained by Laseron as the author&apos;s copy.
<has_type> Used Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Laseron, Charles F
<has_type> Used 
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Laseron, Charles F; Sydney
<has_type> OwnedExchange
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        See Above
<has_type> OwnedExchangeNote
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Antarctica; Australasian Antarctic Expedition, 1911-1914; Mawson, Sir Douglas
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>

<has_type> 07 Books
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        20  Social history of Sydney and  NSW
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      92/1384 Books H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>22.2</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      92/1384 Books W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>14.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      92/1384 Books D
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>D
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>2.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
<has_dimension>
      92/1384 Books O
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>O
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>27.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>

  </CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>92/172 Bridles; Harness ornaments
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 92/172
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>033026.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Horse trappings (bridle, headpiece &amp; neckband), leather/silver/carnelian/ turquoise,  Mohammed Juma, Tekke Turkmen people, Turkestan, 1901
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Juma, Mohammed; Tekke people; Turkestan
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Horse  trappings (bridle, headpiece &amp; neckband), leather/silver/carnelian/ turquoise, Mohammed Juma, Tekke Turkmen people,  Turkestan, 1901. Set of Tekke Turkmen horse jewellery comprising bridles, headpiece and neckband, made of leather with  various metals, including silver and silver gilt, and gem set with turquoise and carnelian stones. -1. Bridle: leather  straps decorated with small beaten silver and silver gilt domed, rectangular `tablets&apos; rivetted to the leather to form  continuous bands along the upper surfaces. The ends of some straps have narrow silver bars inlaid with silver gilt  arabesques applied. The various straps are connected to each other through 6 brass ring fittings each constructed with a  silver gilt upper plaque mounted with collet set flat, polished carnelians, 4 circular and 1 tear dropp shaped. Irons bit  with 2 large brass rings, 2 brass buckles with iron tongues.  -2. Headpiece: mane ornament, 6 narrow leather straps, the  upper surfaces covered as above with silver and silver gilt `tablets&apos;. A large decorative central shield holds the straps  together and rests on the horse&apos;s brow. Shaped shield is [cast] and inlaid with silver and silver gilt arabesques with  applied, collet set cabochon carnilians and turquoises. Two straps have small iron rings attached, all other straps with  applied narrow, inlaid silver/silver gilt bars at the ends. -3. Neckband: 7 narrow leather straps decorated as above and  held together at the centre with a fixed silver gilt bar plus 2 large decorative, shaped shields, inlaid as above. All  decorated with applied collet set cabochon carnelians with similar stones applied in a decorative arrangement along the  length of the piece. All straps terminate with applied narrow, inlaid silver/silver gilt bars as above. Fastening with 1  brass buckle with iron tongue (+ 1 missing). The reverse flat bar of each shield with engraved Farsi inscriptions.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Farsi  (Persian) inscriptions: `Amal ustad Mohammed Juma 1319&apos; (The work of master Mohammed Juma, 1901). `Amal ustad Mohammed Juma  1364&apos; (The work of the master Mohammed Juma, 1944).
<has_type> Marks
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        The inscriptions on the trappings are as follows:  `Amal ustad  Mohammed Juma, 1316 (The work of the master Mohammed Juma, 1901)&apos;. `Amal ustad Mohammed Juma, 1364 (The work of the master  Mahammed Juma, 1944). The first inscription was made when the set was first purchased and presented, the later inscription  was probably made a the time of a later presentation. the silversmith was called Mohammed Juma, and Juma in Farsi means the  day Friday, which is the Islamic holy day equivalent with the Christian Sunday. The name may be a humourous nom de plum and  the silversmith may have been part of the large Jewish community that lived and worked in the Khanates at that time.
<has_type> Made Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Orginally purchased as a set of parade jewellery for a horse belonging to the Afghani King&apos;s cavalry.
<has_type> Used Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Afghanistan
<has_type> Used 
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    <has_note>
        Horses
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 30 Jewellery 61 Transport-Land 15 Decorative Metalwork
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        31  International individual object production/design
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
</CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>92/1886 Speakers
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 92/1886
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>040651.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Speaker,and transformer for projector, Bell &amp; Howell-Gaument, Model 601, England, 1945-1948
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Bell &amp;  Howell Company; England
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Speaker with transformer, for projector, Bell &amp; Howell-Gaument, Model 601, England,  1945-1948. Speaker for projector, in hinged wooden carry case, covered in green/grey vinyl with metal corners on the base  and leather carry strap on top, inset panel of red/orange fabric square at front and a vented circle at the back. The  transformer is housed an black metal box, with vents at each end, a bakelite power point on one side and a black power cord  on the other.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        see parts
<has_type> Marks
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    <has_note>
        Ex-museum stock, used in Harris Street building from  1948-1976 for showing a wide range of  films to the public.
<has_type> Used Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
</has_note>
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        audio-visual technology; Communications
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 06 Audio and Visual Equipment
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        14  Communication
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
</CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>92/411 Textile lengths
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 92/411
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>033565.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Textile length, batik, silk, Betty Beasley Kemarre/Utopia Batik, Utopia, Northern Territory, 1988
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Beasley Kemarre, Betty; Utopia Batik; Utopia, Northern Territory
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Textile length, batik, silk, Betty  Beasley Kemarre/Utopia Batik, Utopia, Northern Territory, 1988. Textile length: batik gyed silk with a design of large  repeating motifs which blend traditional Aboriginal forms and western images including trees, huts, bowls and sticks. Dyed  in ochre brown and yellow with blue flecked white areas on a very dark chocolate brown ground. Striped boarder bands on all  sides, machine sewn hems at each end. (BF)
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        This textile was designed and made for the  exhibition `Australian Fashion: the contemporary art&apos;. After travelling to England for a showing at the Victoria and Albert  Museum (7 June - 13 August 1989), the exhibition opened at Stage I of the Powerhouse Museum (4 October 1989 - 24 February  1990). It then travelled to the Marimura Art Museum in Tokyo (28 June - 13 July 1990) and finally to the Shinsegae  Department Store in Seoul Korea (4 June - 9 June 1991).
<has_type> Used Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences; Victoria and Albert Museum;  England; Marimura Art Museum; Tokyo, Japan; Shinsegae Department Store; Seoul, Korea; Australia
<has_type> Used 
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
</has_note>
    
    
    <has_note>
        Aboriginal art; Batik
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 55 Textile
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        29  One-off production - Australian decorative arts and design
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      92/411 Textile lengths W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>117.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      92/411 Textile lengths D
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>D
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>203.6</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
</CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>93/205/1 Camera film
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 93/205/1
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>038350.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Film and packaging, Ticka watch camera, cardboard/nitrate/metal, Houghton&apos;s Ltd, England,  [1900-1920]
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Houghton&apos;s Ltd; England
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Photographic film on an elliptical black finished metal  spool and its original packaging; a rectangular cardboard box.   Part 1: Photographic film, fawn coloured, on an elliptical  black finished metal spool.  Part 2: Original packaging, rectangular cardboard box, [over]printed on three sides in rusty  red/blue/white and black colours.  On the front, red print, &apos;TICKA/ SPOOL/ for 25/ Exposures&apos;, and a stamp for the Sheffield  Photo Company. On two sides of the box is printed &apos;ENSIGN FILMS/ for the TICKA/ WATCH CAMERA&apos;. On back of the box, blue  print, is an advertisement for the Ticka Printing Box and the manufacturer&apos;s details.  On the base (when box is in standing  position), in red print, is a Caution note, &apos;CAUTION!/ DO NOT OPEN/ THIS BOX IN/ BRIGHT LIGHT&apos;, and a black stamp, &apos;06154&apos;.   Box is worn at edges and missing top and part of side.   Part 3: Part of cardboard box, [top].   Part 4: Part of cardboard  box, [top], entitled &apos;IMPORTANT&apos;, with instructions re handling of film in bright light printed on it.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Front of box, red  print, &apos;TICKA/ SPOOL/ for 25/ Exposures&apos;, and beneath, &apos;SHEFFIELD PHOTO Co/ 95 NORFOLK ST/ [S]HEFFIELD&apos;.  On back of box,  blue print, an advertisement for &apos;THE &quot;TICKA&quot; PRINTING BOX&apos;, and below; &apos;HOUGHTONS, LTD/ Manufacturers/ LONDON &amp; GLASGOW&apos;.
<has_type> Marks
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        The photographic film and packaging was made by Houghton&apos;s Ltd Manufacturers, London, England.
<has_type> Made Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        Photography
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 43  Photographic Equipment
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        14  Communication
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
</CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>93/352/2 Proceedings; Audio cassettes; Video cassettes
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 93/352/2
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>038132.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Audio and video recordings (13), `First Aboriginal HIV/AIDS  Conference, Alice Springs, 1992&apos;, plastic/paper/audio and video tape, Commonwealth Department of Health, Housing and  Community Services, Australia, 1992
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Commonwealth Department of Health, Housing and Community Services; Australia
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Audio and video recordings (13), `First Aboriginal HIV/AIDS Conference, Alice Springs, 1992&apos;, plastic/paper/audio and video  tape, Commonwealth Department of Health, Housing and Community Services, Australia, 1992. Includes  audio cassettes,  videotape, booklet.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        Aboriginal health; HIV/AIDS; Conferences
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 27 Health and Medical Equipment 06 Audio and  Visual Equipment 18 Documents
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        03  Health and medicine
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
</CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>93/376/2 Booklets
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 93/376/2
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>039077.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Booklet, `Aboriginal health workers: HIV/AIDS care and treatment&apos;, paper, Aboriginal Medical Service  Co-operative Ltd, Australia, [1992]
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Aboriginal Medical Service Co-operative Ltd; Sydney
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Booklet,  `Aboriginal health workers: HIV/AIDS care and treatment&apos;, paper, Aboriginal Medical Service Co-operative Ltd, Australia,  [1992]. Staple bound with 16 pages. Cover is colour photograph of man in Aboriginal dress &amp; body paint performing ceremonial  dance. Marked in red &quot;Aboriginal/ Health Workers/HIV/AIDS/Care and Treatment.&quot; Booklet designed for Aboriginal health  workers, with advice on education &amp; support of family &amp; friends who are helping to look after someone with AIDS at home.  Includes b&amp;w photos, chart of common infections and treatments.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        HIV/AIDS; Public  health; Aboriginal health
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 27 Health and Medical Equipment
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        03  Health and medicine
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      93/376/2 Booklets H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>21.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      93/376/2 Booklets W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>15.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
</CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>93/376/3 Booklets
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 93/376/3
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>039080.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Booklet, `Caring for someone with AIDS&apos;, paper, Aboriginal Medical Service Co-operative Ltd, Australia,  [1992]
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Aboriginal Medical Service Co-operative Ltd
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Booklet, `Caring for someone with AIDS&apos;,  paper, Aboriginal Medical Service Co-operative Ltd, Australia, [1992]. Staple bound, 16 pages. Cover has colour photograph  of 2 Aboriginal women tending to bed-ridden person. Includes line drawings. Designed for family &amp; friends looking after  someone with AIDS at home.Provides dietary advice, general health &amp; hygiene for the carer &amp; the patient.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        Public health; HIV/AIDS; Aboriginal health
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 27 Health and Medical Equipment
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        03  Health and medicine
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      93/376/3 Booklets H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>21.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      93/376/3 Booklets W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>15.0</value>
	<unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
</CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>93/376/4 Booklets
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 93/376/4
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>039079.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Booklet, `Stop AIDS&apos;, paper, Aboriginal Medical Service Co-operative Ltd, Australia, [1992]
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Aboriginal Medical Service Co-operative Ltd
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Booklet, `Stop AIDS&apos;, paper, Aboriginal Medical Service  Co-operative Ltd, Australia, [1992]. Staple bound with 12 pages. Cover in red/yellow/black with image of Aboriginal flag &amp;  stylized stick figures with border of Aboriginal designs. Marked &quot;STOP AIDS&quot; across cover. Educational booklet describing  what AIDS is, how it is transmited, symptoms, and safe sex.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        Public health; HIV/AIDS;  Aboriginal health
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 27 Health and Medical Equipment
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        03  Health and medicine
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      93/376/4 Booklets H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>21.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      93/376/4 Booklets W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>15.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
</CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>93/376/5 Condoms
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 93/376/5
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>039076.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Condom package, paper/plastic/rubber, Aboriginal Medical Service Co-operative Ltd, Australia, [1993]
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Aboriginal Medical Service Co-operative Ltd
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Condom package, paper/plastic/rubber, Aboriginal  Medical Service Co-operative Ltd, Australia, [1993]. Sealed white paper packet with line drawing of anthropomorphic condom  with printing &quot;REAL MEN WEAR CONDOMS&quot;. Border of red/yellow Aboriginal designs
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        Public  health; Aboriginal health; Contraception
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 27 Health and Medical Equipment
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        03  Health and medicine
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      93/376/5 Condoms H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>13.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      93/376/5 Condoms W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>8.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
</CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>93/376/6 Stickers
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 93/376/6
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>039075.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Sticker sheets (2), HIV/AIDS education, Aboriginal Medical Service Co-operative Ltd, Australia, [1992]
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Aboriginal Medical Service Co-operative Ltd
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Sticker sheets (2), HIV/AIDS education, Aboriginal  Medical Service Co-operative Ltd, Australia, [1992]. Two stickers on single adhesive backing. Each sticker has Aboriginal  flag with anthropomorphic condom &amp; logo &quot;DON&apos;T GET INFECTED/CUM PROTECTED&quot; &amp; &quot;IF YOU MUCK UP/COVER UP&quot;
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        Condoms; Sexual hygiene; Aboriginal health
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 27 Health and Medical Equipment
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        03  Health and medicine
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      93/376/6 Stickers H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>25.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      93/376/6 Stickers W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>6.0</value>
    </has_dimension>
</CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>93/59/1 Folding cameras
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 93/59/1
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>039169.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Camera and case, Folding Brownie, No3A Model A, metal/leather/glass, Eastman Kodak Co, USA,  1902-1910
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Eastman Kodak Company; United States of America
<has_type> Designed
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Eastman Kodak Company; United States of America
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Part 1: Camera, folding, rectangular, black finished metal, fold-down flap/ base-board on metal struts at front  of the long side and slide out lens and red leather bellows which extends along track, the latter is collapsible and can  expand to draw in air.  When base-board is down, below lens, gold print on black metal plaque, `EASTMAN KODAK CO&apos;.  On top  of the box is a leather carry strap, wind-on-knob &amp; clip, presumably to allow back to open for film.  On base of camera,  handprinted white paint, `MAAS&apos;.  Part 2: Brown leather carry case for camera, rectangular, with strap, leather is worn and  scuffed, two metal snap fastenings at front, inside lid of case, handprinted in white paint, `MAAS&apos;.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Part 1: Inside camera,  when base-board is down, above lens, gold print on black metal plaque, `T B I&apos;; below lens, gold print on black metal  plaque, `EASTMAN KODAK CO.&apos;  Base of camera, handprinted white paint `MAAS&apos;.  Part 2: Inside lid of leather case,  handprinted white paint, `MAAS&apos;
<has_type> Marks
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        The camera and case were designed by the Eastman Kodak Co in the USA
<has_type> Designed Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        The camera and case  were made by the Eastman Kodak Co in the USA
<has_type> Made Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Case and camera marked in white, &apos;MAAS&apos;.
<has_type> Used Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        Photography
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 43 Photographic  Equipment
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        14  Communication
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
</CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>93/61/1 Folding cameras
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 93/61/1
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>039188.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Camera and case, No2C Autographic Kodak Junior, metal/leather/glass, Eastman Kodak Co,  USA/Australia, 1913-1916
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Eastman Kodak Company; United States of America; Australia
<has_type> Designed
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Eastman Kodak Company; United States  of America; Australia
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Part 1: Camera, slim rectangular shape with rounded ends, black painted metal, hinged fold-out  base-board on metal struts in the centre of the long side, slide-out lens and pleated black leather bellows which extend  along metal track; below lens black metal plaque with silver print, `No. 2.C AUTOGRAPHIC/ KODAK [T]R&apos;.  On side of camera,  leather carrying strap with prominent stitching, stamped on which is `KODAK&apos;; on top of camera is a winding key.  Front of  camera, printed on a rectangular metal plaque in an elaborate cursive font, `KODAK&apos;.  On back of camera small red disc used  when winding film from one no to the next; metal plaque, `USE AUTOGRAPHIC FILM/ NO A-130&apos;.  Part 2: Brown leather carry case  for camera, rectangular, with carrying strap, leather is worn with slight water damage on side of lid flap and the remnants  of a black stamp inside case.  On front, circular metal catch with initials `EKC&apos;, acronym for Eastman Kodak Company,  printed in the centre and above on catch, in small letters, `MADE IN THE U.S.A.&apos;.  On leather, stamped, `KODAK CASE/ MADE IN  AUSTRALIA&apos;.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Part 1: Outer body of camera, front, metal plaque;, `KODAK&apos;; back, `USE AUTOGRAPHIC FILM/ NO A-130&apos;; leather  carry strap, stamped, `KODAK&apos;.  Inside body of camera, small metal plaques with silver print, top to bottom, `EKC/ 14226/  KODAK BALL BEARING SHUTTER/ PATENTED IN U.S.A/ JAN.18.19100 JAN.7.1913,&apos; `NO. 2-C AUTOGRAPHIC/ KODAK JR&apos;.  On base-board,  `MADE IN U.S.A/ BY/ EASTMAN/ KODAK COMPANY/ ROCHESTER. N.Y./ U.S.A 13662.  Part 2: Leather case stamped, `KODAK CASE/ MADE  IN AUSTRALIA&apos;, cicular metal catch, centre, `EKC&apos; and above, `MADE IN U.S.A&apos;.
<has_type> Marks
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        The camera was made by the Eastman Kodak  Company in Rochester, New York, USA.  The leather case is marked as being made in Australia, however the circular metal  catch is marked as being made in the USA.
<has_type> Designed Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        The camera was made by the Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester, New York, USA.   The leather case is marked as being made in Australia, however the circular metal catch is marked as being made in the USA.
<has_type> Made Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        Photography
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 43 Photographic  Equipment
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        14  Communication
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
</CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>93/69/1 Wall telephones
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 93/69/1
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>038529.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Telephone and bell set, candlestick, wall mounted, PMG Type 38AT, wood/plastic/metal, Postmaster  General&apos;s Department, Australia, 1900-1930
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Postmaster-General&apos;s Department; Australia
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Telephone and bell  set, candlestick, wall mounted, PMG Type 38AT, wood/plastic/metal, Postmaster General&apos;s Department, Australia,  1900-1930 Round base with circular chrome dial attached. Dial has ceramic base and black numerals, with paper dial face,  marked &quot;9166/WF&quot;. Central column rises from base and terminates in metal &amp; plastic mouthpiece. Column has side cradle for  supporting earpiece, which is attached to main set via origional plaited cloth cord.   Wooden bell set is also attached via  plaited cord to main set. The column is embossed at top, right under mouthpiece &quot;COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA/ PMG&quot;.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        Used in Amateur Radio display in Harris St, MAAS
<has_type> Used Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        Telecommunications
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 53  Telecommunications Technology
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        14  Communication
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      93/69/1 Wall telephones H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>16.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      93/69/1 Wall telephones W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>17.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      93/69/1 Wall telephones D
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>D
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>17.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
  </CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>94/128/1 Typewriters; Typewriter accessories
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 94/128/1
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
<is_documented_in>040410.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
<is_documented_in>041333.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
<has_note>
        Typewriter and accessories, Master Write, Nippon Keieiki Co Ltd, Japan, 1980
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Nippon Keieiki Co Ltd; Japan
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Typewriter and accessories, Master Write, Nippon Keieiki Co Ltd, Japan,  1980. Typewriter made up of a large printing cylinder covered with a white marked plastic sheet set on a sliding track.   This whole mechanism is set on a light grey painted metal base with adjustable plastic coasters at each corner.  The metal  and plastic ribbon machanism has been broken off and is attached only by a long strip of metal.  The characters are housed  in small packages which are attached to the front on the machine.  The operation of a lever sets in place a process whereby  the character is eventually selected and printed by means of a ribbon onto paper which is attached around the cylinder.    With the typewriter are the following accessores A broken clear plastic ribbon spool with some used black plastic ribbon  wound around it.   A ribbon spool holder that has broken off the typewriter. A grey moulded plastic cover with  `MASTER/WRITE&apos; on green sticker on top. Grey painted metal document holder with two stickers with Japanese characters  printed on them. A bent chrome plated metal rod, possibly a lever for the typewriter. Dark grey metal comb-like  attachement. A small nut and bolt with a wing shaped attachment. Printing tray made of metal divided into a grid, full of  metal font.  There is a grey plastic knob on one side and a white plastic handle on another.  (a strip of cardboard has been  taped over the top of the tray so the font doesn&apos;t fall out). Metal printing tray divided into grids full of metal font, the  tray has a clear blue plastic cover and is packaged in a cardboard box with tie closures. Two black plastic boxes with hinge  lids and metal dividers full of metal font. Both has silver stickers with Japanese characters and one is taped shut with  white printed tape `KOALA WINE ESTATES PTY LTD/AUSTRALIAN MADE/PRODUCTS &amp; SOUVENIRS/....SYDNEY...&apos;.   One light and dark  grey plastic box with hinged lid and metal grid inside.  Full of metal font.  Stuck inside lid there is a printed sheet of 
 white paper with a guide for the location of font in the box. Colour printed folded and stapled cardboard box, pink, white  and black printed lid with Japanese characters and abstract motif with `NIKKEI TYPEWRITER&apos; repeated four times.  Box  contains a number of accessories: Two folded white carboard font charts printed in black, Japanese text. Small white moulded  plastic font tray with grid inside, impressed on bottom: `NIPPON KEIEIKI CO., LTD.&apos;. Small clear plastic box with lid taped  together containg ten coloured plastic cylinders, three blue, three pink and four white, spare parts for typewriter.   Japanese characters impressed on lid. Small cleaning brush made of light stained wood with black plastic bristles.  Printed  in black on handle Japanese characters. Small oil can made of whitish opaque plastic.  Impressed along bottom Japanese  characters. Four unopened packets of 9 point font, wrapped in brown paper with font size and Japanese characters stamped on  one side.  One packet has been partially opened. Three unopened packets of 12 point font, wrapped in brown paper with font  size and Japanese characters stamped on one side. Four unopened packets of 5 point font, wrapped in brown paper with font  size and Japanese characters stamped on one side.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Makers plate at rear of base: Master Write/MANUFACTURED BY/NIPPON KEIEIKI  CO LTD/MFGD DATE 1980/TYPE MFGR PMC-325/172867.
<has_type> Marks
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        This object visibly demonstrates the  differences between our alphabet and the Japanese which requires a different concept of character selection and key  operation.
<has_type> Made Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        The typewriter was imported by Benni International in 1980 for use on correspondence to Japan.  Rarely used and  now superceded by faster electronic means of communication.
<has_type> Used Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Benni International Pty Ltd; Sydney
<has_type> Used 
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    <has_note>
        Communications
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 74  Office Equipment
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        14  Communication 32  International product design
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      94/128/1 Typewriters; Typewriter accessories O
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>O
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>30.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      94/128/1 Typewriters; Typewriter accessories O
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>O
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>67.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      94/128/1 Typewriters; Typewriter accessories L
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>L
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>60.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
  </CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>94/231/1 Neckpieces
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 94/231/1
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>039763.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Neckpiece, `Mobius Bandolier&apos;, silver/steel/shell, Rowena Gough, Australia, 1993
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Gough, Rowena;  Sydney
<has_type> Designed
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Gough, Rowena; Sydney
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Neckpiece, `Mobius Bandolier&apos;, silver/steel/shell, Rowena Gough,  Australia, 1993.  Wide band comprising seven rows of linked buttons, twisted once and joined to make a `mobius strip&apos;.  Four  lengthwise rows joined by links made of blued steel, and four rows joined by links made of silver.  After the single twist  the joined ends meet their opposite colours.  To be worn across the body, over one shoulder.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Rowena Gough has been interested in the ways in which body coverings can be physically and emotionally `protective&apos;.   The button bandolier is worn across the heart as a protective device.  It is better worn over the shoulder and around the  neck, rather than just around the neck.  The Mobius strip is a sign of infinity, representing for Gough, a fluidity of  gesture, a philosophy of continuous movement and progression.  Macquarie dictionary: Mobius strip...`a continuous one-sided  surface, as formed by half twisting a strip, as of paper or cloth, and joining the ends.&apos;  Gough now sees a reference in her  work to shell objects from the South Pacific.  Before her visits to New Zealand, she hadn&apos;t see much jewellery that used  shell.  She believes that New Zealand does place itself philosophically in the South Pacific.  Gough also likes the  relationship Aboriginal people have with shells.  Gough has combined found objects with precious metal.  The work also has a  reference to soldier&apos;s bandoliers, ribbons of royal awards, and also the decorative objects of the Asia-Pacific that use  buttons for decoration.
<has_type> Designed Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        The first button necklace Gough made in 1992 was made of family baby buttons.  Gough came from a  country family who saved these buttons in a phial in the button box.  When she made this necklace she knew she wanted to  work with meshing.  Detail and process are important, the metal is melted filing.  She now acquires old buttons in stacks of  800 on cards, and has to drill the extra holes (two more for the internal rows, one more for the edge rows).
<has_type> Made Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        This is one of  the artists collection of 10 bandoliers made.
<has_type> Used Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Gough, Rowena; Sydney
<has_type> Used 
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    <has_note>
        Fashion
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 30 Jewellery
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        29  One-off production -  Australian decorative arts and design
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      94/231/1 Neckpieces L
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>L
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>60.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      94/231/1 Neckpieces W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>8.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      94/231/1 Neckpieces D
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>D
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>0.9</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
  </CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>94/49/1 Aircraft; Models
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 94/49/1
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>041131.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Model aircraft and stand, Fokker 50, metal, IMC Modelworks, The Netherlands, 1950-1990
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        IMC  Modelworks; The Netherlands
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Model aircraft and stand, Fokker 50, metal, IMC Modelworks, The Netherlands,  1950-1990.  Model of a Fokker 50 aircraft made of metal painted white with transfer print features and Ansett livery  consisting of `Ansett.&apos; on both sides of the front of the model and the logo on the tail.  Spinning black plastic  propellers.  Separate black metal display stand.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Sticker on model: MADE IN HOLLAND/BY IMC MODELWORKS/NIEUW.VENNED.
<has_type> Marks
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    <has_note>
        Models representing company aircraft have been used for public relations excersies by the  airlines.  Photographs of managers appearing with such models are commonplace in aviation litureature.  Aircraft  manufacturers have used the models as gifts to `sell&apos; their products by representing their aircraft in the prospective  customer&apos;s livery.  Models are also used in travel agencies and airline offices to add to the tourist environment within   the offic for the benefit of the public.
<has_type> Used Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Fokker Representative Office (South Pacific); Australia; Ansett Airlines of  Australia
<has_type> Used 
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    <has_note>
        Air transport; Marketing
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 37 Models 60 Transport-Air
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        12  Air transport
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      94/49/1 Aircraft; Models W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>40.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      94/49/1 Aircraft; Models L
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>L
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>35.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      94/49/1 Aircraft; Models H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>22.7</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
  </CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>94/49/12 Models; Aircraft
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 94/49/12
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>041135.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Model aircraft and stand, Boeing 707, plastic/wood, Air Jet Advance Models Inc, USA, 1950-1990
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Air Jet Advance Models Inc; Miami, Florida, USA
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Model aircraft and stand, Boeing 707, plastic/wood, Air Jet  Advance Models Inc, USA, 1950-1990.  Aircraft model of a Boeing 707 made of plastic, painted and transfer print features in  grey, white, red, blue and yellow colour scheme.  Air Niu Gini livery with name on side and logo of bird of paradise on  tail.  `NATIONAL AIRLINE OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA&apos; on front and `BOEING 707&apos; towards the back.  Attached to a wooden display  stand.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Stamped on bottom of base: Henco en Honduras/C.A.  Sticker on base: AIR JET/ADVANCE MODELS, INC./7733 N.W. 53rd  STREET/MIAMI. FLA. 33166.
<has_type> Marks
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    <has_note>
        Models representing company aircraft have been used for  public relations excersies by the airlines.  Photographs of managers appearing with such models are commonplace in aviation  litureature.  Aircraft manufacturers have used the models as gifts to `sell&apos; their products by representing their aircraft  in the prospective customer&apos;s livery.  Models are also used in travel agencies and airline offices to add to the tourist  environment within  the offic for the benefit of the public.
<has_type> Used Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Air Niu Gini; Papua New Guinea; Boeing International  Corporation
<has_type> Used 
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    <has_note>
        Air transport; Marketing
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 37 Models 60 Transport-Air
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        12  Air transport
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      94/49/12 Models; Aircraft W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>47.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      94/49/12 Models; Aircraft L
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>L
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>51.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      94/49/12 Models; Aircraft H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>21.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
  </CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>94/49/2 Models; Aircraft
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 94/49/2
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>041128.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Model aircraft on stand, Boeing 767, plastic/metal/wood, 1950-1990
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    <has_note>
        Model  aircraft on stand, Boeing 767, plastic/metal/wood, 1950-1990  Model of a [Boeing 767] aircraft made of plastic with painted  and transfer print features and Ansett livery consisting of `ANSETT AIRLINE OF AUSTRALIA&apos; on side and `A&apos; logo on the tail  in white, grey, orange and black colour scheme.  Model is bolted to a metal stand with a wooden base that has four small 
 felt dots on the bottom.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    
    <has_note>
        Models representing company aircraft have been used for  public relations excersies by the airlines.  Photographs of managers appearing with such models are commonplace in aviation  litureature.  Aircraft manufacturers have used the models as gifts to `sell&apos; their products by representing their aircraft  in the prospective customer&apos;s livery.  Models are also used in travel agencies and airline offices to add to the tourist  environment within  the offic for the benefit of the public.
<has_type> Used Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Ansett Australia; Boeing International Corporation; Australia
<has_type> Used 
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    <has_note>
        Air transport; Marketing
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 37 Models 60 Transport-Air
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        12  Air transport
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      94/49/2 Models; Aircraft W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>48.0</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      94/49/2 Models; Aircraft L
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>L
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>47.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      94/49/2 Models; Aircraft H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>23.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
  </CRM_Entity>
  <CRM_Entity>94/49/3 Models; Aircraft
    <in_class>E22: Man-Made Object</in_class>
    <is_identified_by>Amol Object ID 94/49/3
      <in_class>E42: Object Identifier</in_class>
    </is_identified_by>
    <is_documented_in>041107.jpg
      <in_class>E31: Document</in_class>
    </is_documented_in>
    <has_note>
        Model aircraft on stand, British Aerospace BAE146, plastic/metal, Space Models Limited, England,  1950-1990
<has_type> Statement
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    <has_note>
        Space Models Limited; England
<has_type> Made
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Model aircraft on stand, British Aerospace BAE146, plastic/metal,  Space Models Limited, England, 1950-1990.  Aircraft model of a British Aerospace BAE146 made of plastic with painted and  transfer print features and Ansett livery consisting of `Ansett W.A.&apos; at the front and the Ansett southern cross logo on the  tail.  Model is on a metal tipod stand with plastic feet and an engraved plaque: TO/ROSS ALEXANDER/WITH THANKS/FROM/ANSETT  W.A.
<has_type> Description
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Sticker on model: space models/LIMITED/PEIR ROAD/NORTH FELTHAM/TRADING ESTATE/FELTHAM MIDDX/Tel. 08.8905543/INDUSTRIAL  DISPLAY MODELMAKERS.
<has_type> Marks
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    <has_note>
        Models representing company aircraft have been used for public  relations excersies by the airlines.  Photographs of managers appearing with such models are commonplace in aviation  litureature.  Aircraft manufacturers have used the models as gifts to `sell&apos; their products by representing their aircraft  in the prospective customer&apos;s livery.  Models are also used in travel agencies and airline offices to add to the tourist  environment within  the offic for the benefit of the public.
<has_type> Used Note
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_note>
        Ansett Australia; Alexander, Ross; Western Australia
<has_type> Used 
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    
    
    <has_note>
        Air  transport; Marketing
<has_type> Subject
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
<has_type> 37 Models 60 Transport-Air
	<in_class>E55: Object Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    <has_note>
        12  Air transport
<has_type> Coll Dev Field
	<in_class>E55: Type</in_class>
</has_type>
    </has_note>
    <has_dimension>
      94/49/3 Models; Aircraft W
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>W
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>36.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      94/49/3 Models; Aircraft L
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>L
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>40.5</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
    <has_dimension>
      94/49/3 Models; Aircraft H
      <in_class>E54: Dimension</in_class>
      <has_type>H
        <in_class>E55: Dimension Type</in_class>
      </has_type>
      <value>23.3</value>
      <unit>CM</unit>
    </has_dimension>
  </CRM_Entity>
</CRMset>
