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Colour 8mm kodachrome film reel on safety film. Title on film cannister is 'South Pole'. On film there is a square next to a triangle symbol; as well as SAFET.Y. Film is manufacutred in Australia likely in 1927 1947 1967.

South Pole 1927-1967

35mm colour film strip showing scenes of Qantas staff members in engineering; production; pilots; cabin crew; stewardesses. Housed in original metal film canister. Film is manufactured in the USA likely in 1970's.

Qantas. The People Behind Every International Aircraft Departure Qantas Airways Limited

Includes: (1) Eleven photograph picture postcards showing bridges in Newcastle, England addressed to Mr Jeffreys in South Shields from W [Piree?]. (2) A newsclipping showing a photograph of Newcastle bridges. The clipping is stuck onto cardboard and captioned on the card "Newcastle's £1,000,000 bridge now under construction. Date/maker unknown. (3) Eight photographs taken between 1928 - 1929 by an unknown photographer showing Days Bay at Christmas; Oriental Bay; Waimakariri Protective Works [?]; Lyttleton Port; and a photograph taken onboard a ship showing an unidentified mountain range.

[Photographic postcards and photographs from the estate of C. T. Jennings] Unknown Photographer 1920s

Letter concerns the negatives of Tahiti and Fiji for possible use by Mr Berry for a book.

Letter from H Topzand to C Hill at Air New Zealand

Silvering photographic print, surrounded by a ornamental border with crests and insignia. Text below photograph commemorating Trigg.

Flying Officer Lloyd Allan Trigg, R.N.Z.A.F. H.H. Booth 1940s

Museum director John H. Hogan at the White House during Smithsonian bi-centennial, October 1965 Oct 1965

Includes bibliographical references (pages 181-183) and index.Why communicate? To spur action -- Setting your expectations : be pessimistic -- The almighty predisposed -- Making it interesting (mandatory) -- Secret to response : the offer is king -- Why your fundraising communications fail to get the results you want -- Writing your strategy -- On the delicate subject of committee & board approvals -- What is branding, really? -- Warning : you are an intrusion, too -- What interests donors -- Being donor-centric -- Communicating on all four wavelengths -- What the amiable side responds to -- Anecdotes bring your successes vividly to life -- What the expressive side responds to -- News story ideas : a checklist -- Sorting wheat from chaff -- What the sceptical side responds to -- Honesty and information : reassuring the skeptic -- What the bottom-line side responds to -- The emotional imperative -- Emotional triggers -- Choosing your emotional twin set -- Answering the most important question : why your organization matters -- Aren't sure why you matter? Here's a tip -- AIDA : formula for an elevator speech -- Making your case, step one : collect information -- Making your case, step two : answering the donor's three big questions -- Making your case, step three : telling your story -- The smallest case there is : your tagline -- Headlines : the critical importance of -- Making a weak headline strong -- Finding the angle -- Write for browsers -- How to keep them reading -- Do the "you" -- The dangerous "and" -- Will you ever be a good writer?

How to write fundraising materials that raise more money : the art, the science, the secrets Tom Ahern Emerson and Church

Agricultural outdoor display 1965

Booth Macdonald Steel Queen stationary hay baler 19 Nov 1977

Hornsby stationary engine 27 Nov 1988

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