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Pin-back button design in the United States was first patented in 1896. Many contemporary pin-back buttons have many of the same design features. A pin-back button, pin button or button badge has either flat or concave area on the front of the button to carry an image or printed message and a fastening mechanism anchored to the back side. The Royal Queensland Bush Children's Health Scheme was founded in 1935 by the Governor of Queensland, Sir Leslie Orme Wilson, to meet the health needs of c

This is an antique French game bird sporting button dating from the 1900s. The round flat brass button is 25 mm in diameter and has what appears to be partridge superimposed on a stippled background. The button has a steel back with a secure and intact steel shank. The Parisian unidentified back mark ‘G P * * * ’ is impressed into the reverse. A scarce antique nineteenth century collectable for the collector of buttons. Pick-up from Forest Lake or postage extra. Standard Postage will cos

Fiji is an island nation in the Pacific Ocean and lies north east of Australia and north of New Zealand. Fiji’s current population is approximately 900 000. This is a gold-tone finished metal Fiji key tag with a sunset featured on the obverse, measuring 32 mm in diameter. The reverse has the maker’s mark ‘COLLECTOR’S WORLD’. The chain has a carabiner keychain clip hook. The souvenir is in good used condition. Pick-up from Forest Lake or postage extra. Australia Post Standard Postage will

This is a poster depicting Australia’s honours and awards present in 2000. Imperial honours and awards issued to Australians are not depicted. The poster was produced by the Awards and National Symbols Branch, the department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet with assistance from the Honours Secretariat, Government House, Canberra and the Department of Defence. The poster measures 100 cm x 70 cm and is laminated. The poster is in good used condition and would make a welcome addition to a pool

In 1995, Australians honoured our veterans through ‘Australia Remembers 1945 – 1995’ - a pageant of events commemorating the end of World War 2. All Australians were given an opportunity to remember those who served in the armed forces, those who died and those who worked hard at home to fuel the war effort. Australia Remembers celebrated the heroism and sacrifice of Australian servicemen and women in their battle for peace. These were some of the items commissioned for the commemoration: •

The Army works with the Navy and Air Force to defend our nation, our people, our values and our way of life. As Australia’s land force, the Army is involved in peacekeeping operations, counter terrorism initiatives and helping to rebuild communities affected by natural disasters. The Army Reserve plays a vital role in supporting and operating alongside full-time Army personnel. Thousands of men and women make up the Army Reserve and are fully trained and ready to go when Australia needs them.

STUART England Vintage set of 6 dessert bowls with base - diamond cut - first class condition - well looked after - has Stuart edged on base of each bowl - 11cm across and 5.5cm high - swirl design around the top with leaf effect and leaves on base of each bowl No glazing, chips or scratches Forest Lake

Vintage Teddy Bear Basketballee in antique wooden frame with gold coloured edging - first class condition - will make a beautiful addition to your babies or young child’ Bedroom Forest Lake

Royal Albert Vintage Cup Saucer and Tea plate - Memory Lane 1970 - beautiful deign and in perfect condition Forest Lake or happy to post for extra cost

The Telegraph was an evening newspaper published in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. It was first published in 1872 and its final edition appeared on 5 February 1988. In its day it was recognised as one of the best news pictorial newspapers in the country and sold on Brisbane streets from about 6pm on Saturdays and was a particularly excellent production produced under tight deadlines. These are two sequentially numbered enamelled whitemetal keyrings featuring the Telegraph Travel Club on th