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Dutch oven burning sawdust under portable boiler and engine. Kauri Timber Coy. Ltd. Mill Noojee

Eildon Weir at record low stage after droughts of 1943-45

Commission log landing, Murrindindi River Toolangi District. Showing low saw on travelling truck for cutting 20ft. 7 ft. 6ft. Ash logs. (Fire killed timber and pulpwood extraction road below land. leading right

Dumping with steam winch Saxton's East Tanjil.

Measurement poles from Egypt. Wombat District

2 copies of a paper written by Rob Youl.

This a draft copy of the paper written by Rob Youl.

Botanical Teaching notes and identification charts 1970's - 90's

Seed, leaf, bud and distribution. Prepared by Ron Hately at the end of his first student year.

Medal - 3 cm diameter, poss cast bronze. Front reads : serit arbores quae alteri seculo Prosint. Cicero / Tree and leather belt emblem /Back reads The Royal English Arboricultural Society and inscribed 'Awarded to M. H. Rowe for an essay on the…

Cast bronze, displayed in square red case lined with blue velvet and white satin

Bell, T., Blackwell, P., & Ashton, A. (2010). Foliage - the Victorian School of Foresty Herbarium. In B. D. Fry, R. F. Hateley, & R. M. Youl (Eds.), Circumspice : one hundred years of forestry education centred on Creswick, Victoria (pp. 125-140).…

Assorted old keys from various buildings and rooms across the Creswick Campus

Distiller - copper box and stand, bakelite fittings, cork and glass tubing.

Sample page from a Photograph album of VSF students and grounds taken in the 1930s

Fire protection map for the VSF campus. Framed to hang in an office or prominent position

Sample of heart rot in a gum log that was part of the VSF Museum collection.

A Gladstone Bag that belonged to J. H. Willis.

Nails from the Library wooden flooring, dating to the construction in 1863. These nails were recovered during network cabling operations in 2014.

Page from a photo album of students at Powelltown from 1938. Lister, Weste, Fleming, Simmonds, O'Kane, Flentje. Campbell, Parnaby. Boardman, Patterson, Larnach, Endacott, Campbell, Parnaby.