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A9722 Toy Lego model, "Viking Ship". Lego Australia (materials), Australia. 1983. (OF).

2007/63/1 Meccano partly-built crane, loose pieces and instruction manuals (6), made by Meccano Ltd, Liverpool, England, used by Brian Gordon, Cambridge, New Zealand / Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1926-1960

90/701 Toy, construction set, Minibrix, No.4 set, scale 1:48, trade name Premo Rubber Co Ltd, rubber, used by Lindsay Barton Brown, 1936-1940, made by I.T.S. Rubber Ltd, Petersfield, Hampshire, England, c. 1936

85/2595 Toy, Meccano Set No.6, metal, Meccano, England, c.1915

85/2596 Toy, Meccano Constructor Set, metal, Meccano, England, 1948-1964

85/2597 Toy, Meccano Constructor Set, metal, Meccano, England, 1964-1980

85/2598 Instruction manuals & catalogues, Meccano Constructor Sets, Meccano Ltd, England, 1947-1960

86/165 Toy Construction Set, Meccano, England, c. 1918

99/4/2 Construction toys with containers and documents (5), 'Ezy-Bilt', metal/ paper/ rubber, Colton, Palmer and Preston Ltd/ Ezy-Bilt Ltd, Australia, 1945-1970

99/4/1 Construction toy and container, 'Bild-It', wood/ paper/ metal, Premier Woodturning Company, Australia, 1920-1940

2008/158/9 Construction toy, Brick City Conversion Kit Set B 300, plastic, made by Thomas Hore & Co, Carlton, Victoria, Australia, 1950s

A7621 Anchor Construction Set, Borkum DS 20U, made by F Ad Richter & Co, Rudolstadt, Germany, 1904-1963

2005/164/2 Poster, 'Love / Peace / Hiroshima Appeals 1984', colour offset lithograph, designed by Kiyoshi Awazu, printed by Toppan Printing Co Ltd, produced by the Japan Graphic Design Association Inc (JAGDA), Tokyo, Japan, 1984

Ship model, cargo boat,Bassett-Lowke Ltd.

B895 Ship model, cargo boat, with engine & boiler inside, single screw with 3-bladed propeller; finished in red and black with black funnel, mounted on wooden base, Bassett-Lowke Ltd, London, England; A A Stewart Collection (OF).

B899 Ship model, naval pinnace with clockwork engine, working model, timber construction, finished in grey with stained timber deck, single screw with 3-bladed propeller, Bassett-Lowke Ltd, London, England, 1924-1930; A A Stewart Collection.

2008/158/7 Construction toy with packaging, 'Clinker Toy' No.1, wood, made by George T Irving, Caulfield South, Victoria, Australia, 1950s

Ship model, British Naval Motor Life Boat, Bassett-Lowke Ltd.

B770 Ship model, British Naval Motor Life Boat, clockwork engine, timber construction, yellow hull below water line and black above and burgundy trim, detachable mast and sail (sail torn), 3 blade propeller, Bassett-Lowke Ltd, Northhampton, England, 1938,

85/1284-239 Glass negative, full plate, 'Government House, Sydney', Kerry and Co, Sydney, Australia, c. 1884-1917

Toy battleship made by Oro Works, Germany

85/2572-90 Toy battleship, 'Orobr' floor toy, metal, clockwork operated, made by Oro Works of Reil, Blechschmidt & M�ller, Brandenburg, Germany, c. 1910

85/2587-3 Toy railway wagon, Hornby open wagon, 'LNER', part of Hornby No.2 LNER goods train set, 0-gauge, metal, made by Meccano Ltd, Liverpool, England, 1925-1927

85/2587-4 Toy railway wagon, Hornby open wagon, 'LNER', part of Hornby No.2 LNER goods train set, 0-gauge, metal, made by Meccano Ltd, Liverpool, England, 1925-1927

93/238/1 Medal and postcard package, commemorative, opening of Sydney Harbour tunnel, metal/cardboard, Ross Pratley/Amor-Sanders Pty Ltd, Australia, 1992

C6831 Architectural element, swag ornament, glazed terracotta, used in the Angus and Bullock building, Adelaide, South Australia, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930.

C6832 Architectural element, glazed terracotta, used in the doorway of Asbestos House, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930.

C6833 Architectural element, jamb block, glazed terracotta, used in Dymocks building interior, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930

C6834 Architectural element, Cheneau block, glazed terracotta, used in Asbestos House, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Sydney, New South Wales, 1930

C6835 Architectural element, polychrome frieze block, glazed terracotta, used in the Commonwealth Hotel, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930

C6836 Architectural element, polychrome block, glazed terracotta, used in the I.O.O.R. building, Adelaide, South Australia, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Sydney, circa 1930

C6837 Architectural element, glazed terracotta, used in Mark Foy's Emporium, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930.

C6838 Column block, glazed terracotta, used in the Bursary building, Hobart, Tasmania, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930.

C6839 Architectural element, jamb block, glazed terracotta, used in Dymocks Building exterior, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930

C6840 Column component, glazed terracotta, used in Mark Foy's Emporium, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930.

C6841 Architectural element, glazed terracotta, used in Museum Station , Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930.

C6842 Architectural element, section of Corinthian column capital, glazed terracotta, used in the Mercantile Mutual Insurance Building, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, NSW, circa 1930

C6843 Architectural element, ashlar block , glazed terracotta, used in the Commonwealth Hotel, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930.

C6844 Architectural element, fluted panel block, glazed terracotta, used in Nicholas building, Melbourne, Victoria, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930.

C6847 Architectural element, wall face block, glazed terracotta, used in the Government Savings Bank Building, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930.

C6848 Architectural element, quoin block, glazed terracotta, used in the Government Savings bank building, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930.

C6850 Architectural elements, baluster block from main balcony, glazed terracotta, used in the Government Savings Bank Building, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales.

C6851 Architectural elements, rope mould block, glazed terracotta, used in the Government Savings Bank building, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930.

C6852 Architectural element, ornamental block, glazed terracotta, used in the Government Bank Building, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930.

C6853 Architectual element, ornamental block, glazed terracotta, used in the Government Savings Bank building, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930.

C6854 Architectural element, glazed terracotta, used in the Government Savings Bank Building, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930.

C6855 Architectural elements, glazed terracotta, used in the Government Savings Bank Building, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, circa 1930.

C6856 Architectural element, lion's head, glazed terracotta, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia, 1928, for the fa�ade of the Government Savings Bank building, Martin Place, Sydney

C6857 Architectural element, acroteria block, glazed terracotta, used in the Government Savings Bank building, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930.

C6858 Architectural elements, portion of column cap, glazed terracotta, used in the Government Savings Bank building, Sydney, made by Wunderlich Ltd, Parramatta, New South Wales, circa 1930.

89/501-1 Aircraft, full-size, Microlight, Kimberley Sky-Rider Prototype, made by Gary Kimberley, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1977

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2007/223/3 Instruction book, 'Ezy-Bilt The Wonder Toy for Boys', paper, published by Ezy-Bilt, Kilkenny, South Australia, c. 1940

K97 Radio, consolette type 2510, wood/steel/glass/plastic, Philips N.V., Holland, 1929-1930.

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