A SURVEY OF NUMISMATIC RESEARCH 2008 - 2013 OCEANIA Medals
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The interest in medals in Australia and New Zealand continues to be strong, and as might be expected, by and large the writers concentrate on the medals of their own country. In the period of this Survey there has been an intensive study of agricultural medals, which is reflected in the publications listed below. Furthermore, a major
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A SURVEY OF NUMISMATIC RESEARCH 2008 – 2013
OCEANIA
Medals
Walter R Bloom
The interest in medals in Australia and New Zealand continues to be strong, and as
might be expected, by and large the writers concentrate on the medals of their own
country. In the period of this Survey there has been an intensive study of agricultural
medals, which is reflected in the publications listed below. Furthermore, a major
publication in this area is expected in the next couple of years, which will be reported
in the next Survey.
The articles on medals have been split into four sections, the first on medallists, then
one on medals, medalets and medallions for each of Australia and New Zealand, and
finally a section on badges on fobs.
Of special mention is the very substantial article by Michael Meszaros [3], which
gives an overview of the great Meszaros family of medallists, commencing with his
father Andor Mészáros who emigrated to Australia from Hungary; see
http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/meszaros-andor-11114.
The second edition of Carlisle’s epic work [67] is now the standard reference on
Australian historical medals. Also, Queensland-based Hugh Armstrong has produced
an extensive range of articles ([7] – [49]), mainly on agricultural medals. Across the
Tasman, an excellent source of information on New Zealand historical medals for the
period 1941 – 2007 is MacMaster [113]; this extends the previous study (1865 –
1940) of Leon G Morel. And there is the extensive contribution by Bernie Begley
([124] – [156]) to the study of the medal-like objects badges and fobs.
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MEDALLISTS
1. ARMSTRONG, IAN OAM and CARTER, MICHAEL, Emil Hafner-Master
Diesinker and Medal Maker, Queensland Numismatic Society Monthly
Magazine, 27(11), (November 2012), 9-14
2. LANE, PETER, S. Schlank & Co Ltd: medal and badge makers of Adelaide
1887-1971, Journal Numismatic Association of Australia, 23(2012(2013)),
37-52.
3. MESZAROS, MICHAEL, The Meszaros family medal tradition, Journal
Numismatic Association of Australia, 22(2011(2012)), 97-130
4. SNELGROVE, GEORGE, The Canning factor, The Australian Numismatic
Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 34(3), (September 2010), 7-10
5. VERHEYEN, T VINCENT, The engraver: William Henry Blakemore (1871 –
1945), The Australasian Coin & Banknote Magazine, 12(5), (June 2009), 4651
MEDALS, MEDALETS AND MEDALLIONS – AUSTRALIA
6. ANDREW, JOHN, Previously unknown Halloran school medal surfaces in UK
collection, The Australasian Coin & Banknote Magazine, 13(1) (February
2010), 20-21
7. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, A favourite old piece, The Australian Numismatic
Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 34(11) (May 2011), 13-14
8. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, A group of Victorian medals, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 36(12) (June 2013),
12-13
9. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, A medal given to Brisbane school children, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 33(7)
(January 2010), 14
10. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, A silver piece from Ipswich Queensland, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 37(5)
(November 2013), 8
2
11. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, A sporting event – part of Victoria’s 1934/35
Centenary, The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News
Bulletin, 33(9) (March 2010), 11-12
12. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, A Stephens Horticultural & Industrial Society medal,
The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 36(7)
(January 2013), 11-12
13. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, A Wide Bay & Burnett Patoral & Agricultural
Association medal, The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch
News Bulletin, 32(10) (April 2009), 10-11
14. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, A world champion 1925, The Australian Numismatic
Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 35(3) (September 2011), 15-16
15. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, An Agricultural Show medal from Roma, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 37(4)
(October 2013), 19
16. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, An interesting medal for Toowoomba, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 37(4) (October
2013), 17-19
17. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, An unusual Queensland place name, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 36(2) (August 2012),
6
18. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Another Agricultural medal to a coach builder, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 36(11)
(May 2013), 19
19. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Australia Day, Gold Donor 1915, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 35(1) (July 2011), 78
20. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Back to Croydon Week August 1958, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 33(4) (October
2009), 6-8
21. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Bellbird Colliery, proto rescue medal, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 34(9) (March 2011),
8-10
3
22. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Brisbane aerial meet 1927, The Australian Numismatic
Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 35(10) (April 2012), 11-14
23. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Brisbane visit of the Prince of Wales 1920, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 32(3)
(September 2008), 13-15
24. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Children’s Picnic Jubilee Day 1897, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 32(11) (May 2009),
8-10
25. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Drayton and Toowoomba Agricultural and
Horticultural Society, The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland
Branch News Bulletin, 35(6) (December 2011), 11-12
26. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, East Moreton Agricultural & Horticultural Society, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 32(9)
(March 2009), 13-16
27. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Gold medal 1911 Bowen P&A&M Association, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 35(8),
(February 2012), 12-14
28. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, H.M.S. A North Queensland Show medal, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 31(12),
(June 2008), 8-9
29. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, H.M.S. Ophir medalette, The Australian Numismatic
Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 31(11), (May 2008), 9-10
30. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Horticultural Society of Queensland, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 36(3), (September
2012), 5-6
31. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Humpybong centenary medal 1824 – 1924, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 35(7),
(January 2012), 5-8
32. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Jubilee medals – National Agricultural and Industrial
Association of Queensland, The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland
Branch News Bulletin, 36(9), (March 2013), 8-9
4
33. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Lieutenant Bert Hinkler’s 1928 feat, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 34(4), (October
2010), 6-19
34. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Medals of W.G. Ison – Brisbane coach builder, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 32(8),
(February 2009), 5-7
35. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Queensland Dog and Poultry Association, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 33(12),
(June 2010), 15-16
36. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Queensland’s Intercolonial Exhibitions 1876 - 1877,
The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin,
35(5), (November 2011), 5-8
37. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Rockhampton Agricultural Society Jubilee Show
medals, The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News
Bulletin, 32(4), (October 2008), 5-7
38. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Royal Agricultural Society of Queensland and medals
of W.R. Robinson, The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch
News Bulletin, 33(7), (January 2010), 5-9
39. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Sixteen years of Gracemere Agricultural Shows, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 32(5),
(November 2008), 5-10
40. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Stretton Ploughing Society, The Australian Numismatic
Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 33(5), (November 2009), 9-10
41. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Surprise medals from Rockhampton Agricultural
Society, The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News
Bulletin, 36(7), (January 2013), 9-10
42. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, The Federal Council of Riflemen of Australasia, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 34(12),
(June 2011), 6-8
43. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, The Fitzroy Pastoral, Agricultural and Horticultural
Society, The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News
Bulletin, 33(2), (August 2009), 5-8
5
44. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, The Queensland Exhibition medals of 1875, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 35(11),
(May 2012), 15-17
45. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, The Racecourse Central Sugar Mill commemorative
medal, The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News
Bulletin, 31(10), (April 2008), 5-10
46. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, The story told by two Agricultural medals, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 36(1),
(July 2012), 5-7
47. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Three silver medals, The Australian Numismatic
Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 35(9), (March 2012), 11-12
48. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, Two Sunday School medals from 1880, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 34(3), (September
2010), 14-15
49. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, West’s picture medals, The Australian Numismatic
Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 37(6), (December 2013), 14-15
50.
BAKER, JOHN,
Discovery of the Victory medal to a Lone Pine VC, The
Australasian Coin & Banknote Magazine, 14(2), (March 2011), 38-41
51.
BEGLEY, BERNARD,
The QSPC’s Anni Mary Mead medal and the
Queensland Department of Education, The Australian Numismatic Society
Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 31(8), (February 2008), 9-11
52. BEGLEY, BERNIE, A medal for bravery at Cedar Point, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 32(10), (April 2009),
15-16
53. BEGLEY, BERNIE, A medal from Bank Street School Emerald Hill,
Melbourne, The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News
Bulletin, 32(12), (June 2009), 16-18
54. BEGLEY, BERNIE, A medal from The Southport School (TSS), The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 34(12), (June 2011),
9-11
6
55. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Andor Meszaros’ medal of Rev TM Robinson 1941, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 34(3),
(September 2010), 13-14
56. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Bayne Bros and a silver medal from the “Wellington Point
A.H. & I. Association”, The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland
Branch News Bulletin, 32(8), (February 2009), 13-16
57. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Colquhoun memorial medal, The Australian Numismatic
Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 35(6), (December 2011), 15
58. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Elsie Mary and Ellen Elizabeth Stanley – two sisters’
medals, The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News
Bulletin, 36(2), (August 2012), 11-12
59. BEGLEY, BERNIE, First Australian Horse exposition 1870 & Stevenson and
elliot’s silver medal, The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch
News Bulletin, 37(2), (August 2013), 15
60. BEGLEY, BERNIE, HMS Hood, The Australian Numismatic Society
Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 34(2), (August 2010), 12-13
61. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Peak Downs Pastoral and Agricultural Society bronze
medal, The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News
Bulletin, 34(12), (June 2011), 5-6
62. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Queensland Royal National Show medal 1931, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 35(12),
(June 2012), 10-12
63. BENJAMIN, PHILIP, The wreck of the Admella, The Australian Numismatic
Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 32(10), (April 2009), 5-8
64. BLOOM, WALTER R, The Royal Society of New Zealand Hector Memorial
Medal, New Zealand Numismatic Journal 87(March, 2008), 3-10
65. CARLISLE, L J, The Sydney Mint presentation medals, The Australasian Coin
& Banknote Magazine, 13(11), (December 2010 / January 2011), 44-46
66. CARLISLE, LES, Apprehension of bushrangers, medals and rewards, 2008
(updated 2013), 44pp.
67. CARLISLE, LESLIE J, Australian historical medals 1788-1988, Ligare Book
Printing, Sydney, 2008. ISBN 978-0-98040-615-3
7
68. CARTER, MICHAEL and ARMSTRONG, IAN OAM, The Armstrong Tokens: The
World’s Largest Private Issue, 1st ed, 2013, 153pp.ill
69. CARTER, MICHAEL, Queensland Sesquicentenary Medal, Queensland
Numismatic Society Monthly Magazine, 24(1), (January 2009), 19
70. CARTER, MICHAEL, Seven Little Pigs from Chicago, Queensland Numismatic
Society Monthly Magazine, 26(12), (December 2011), 11-14
71. CARTER, MICHAEL, Six Little Pigs and Counting, Queensland Numismatic
Society Monthly Magazine, 26(9), (September 2011), 10-12
72. CARTER, MICHAEL, The Three Little Pigs from Chicago, Queensland
Numismatic Society Monthly Magazine, 26(4), (April 2011), 8-12
73. CARTER, MICHAEL; ARMSTRONG, IAN OAM, The 1988 Victorian of the
Year: Mr Ian M L Armstrong, OAM Australia; and the Armstrong 1988
Victorian of the Year medal, Queensland Numismatic Society Monthly
Magazine, 23(7), (July 2008), 9-12
74. DAVIDSON, TERRY, 1928 Eucharistic Congress in Sydney, Queensland
Numismatic Society Monthly Magazine, 25(9), (September 2010), 10-11
75. DEAN, GEORGE, ‘Bright and Shinies” with a lesser glow, Queensland
Numismatic Society Monthly Magazine, 23(10), (October 2008), 8-11
76. GREENFIELD, BOB, The Intercol, The Australian Numismatic Society
Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 32(3), (September 2008), 9-12
77. GUBBY, CRAIG, The Shire of Hampden 1887 medalet The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 32(8), (March 2009,)
7-9
78. LANE, PETER, A home among the gum trees – The Bonegilla Migrant Centre
and its medal, Collectables Trader, 80, (December 2007), 52-54
79. LANE, PETER, Australia’s first medallion – Silver Charlotte medal,
Collectables Trader, 81, (March-April 2008), 60-62
80. LANE, PETER, Australian history in a medal: Benjamin Urch’s Exemplary
Conduct Medal awarded in 1833, Collectables Trader, 89, (AugustSeptember-October 2009), 32-33
81. LANE, PETER, Australian stories – Agricultural and exhibition medals for the
national collection, Collectables Trader, 103, (April-May 2012), 30-33
8
82. LANE, PETER, Consider collecting prize-winning medals, Collectables
Trader, 104 (June-July 2012), 16-17
83. LANE, PETER, Governor William Bligh’s gold medals, Collectables
Trader, 101, (November-December 2011), 22-24
84. LANE, PETER, Maritime themed collecting souvenirs from the Dunbar,
Collectables Trader, 109, May-June 2013, 10-12
85. LANE, PETER, The Challenger medal, Collectables Trader, 92, (March-May
2010), 70-71
86. MCNEICE, ROGER V, OAM, The Jubilee of Tasmania and the Cessation of
Transportation medal of 1853, Hobart, 2013. ISBN 978 0 646 914 12 1
87. MCPHERSON, JIM, Australasian medalets of the Great White Fleet, The
Australasian Coin & Banknote Magazine, 11(7), (August 2008), 16-18
88. MCPHERSON, JIM, USS Louisville and the Sydney ferry Rodney disaster, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 37(5),
(November 2013), 10-12
89. MCPHERSON, PHIL, Early Australian Fire Services medallions, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 33(3),
(September 2009), 7-9
90. MEADS, MERVYN, S.S. Euchuca, Maryborough 1921 commemorative medal,
The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin,
31(10), (April 2008), 11-12
91. MITCHELL, JOHN, The flying red horse, November Queensland Numismatic
Society Monthly Magazine, 27(12), (December 2012), 8-9
92. PHILLIPS, MAX EVEREST-, The 1871 ‘Tichborne Claimant’ medal and the
forging of Australia’s identity, Journal Numismatic Association of Australia,
24(2013), 1-21
93.
SATTERLEY, JOHN,
Explorers earned their gold medals, The Australasian
Coin & Banknote Magazine, 16(3), (April 2013), 14-16
94. SATTERLEY, JOHN, Medallion honours victory by Sydney, The Australasian
Coin & Banknote Magazine, 11(5), (June 2008), 30-32
95. SHEA, GEORGE, The obverse dies of C1897/71, Queensland Numismatic
Society Magazine, 28(8), (August 2013), 8
9
96. SHEA, GEORGE, When the dies died, the monarchs moved, Queensland
Numismatic Society Monthly Magazine, 28(2), (February 2013), 13-15
97. SNELGROVE, GEORGE, Follow up on the H.M.S. Ophir medalette, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 31(12),
(June 2008), 16
98. SNELGROVE, GEORGE, New Zealand Fire Brigade Long Service medals and
their bars, The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News
Bulletin, 33(8), (February 2010), 14-18
99. STEWART-FARTHING, CHARLES, The demise of the Stuart dynasty through a
sequence of contemporary medals, Journal Numismatic Association of
Australia, 19(2008), 75-85
100. THOMAS, COLIN G F, the William Ross State high School medal, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 33(6),
(December 2009), 16
101. VORT-RONALD, MICHAEL P., Cornish Festival & Encounter 2002 Medallions,
self published 2009, ISBN 978 0 0874647 3 7
102. WALPOLE, HELEN, The role of sporting medals in a sports museum, Journal
Numismatic Association of Australia, 22(2011(2012)), 1-18
103. WILKINSON, ROSS, Researching your family’s military history, Australian
Numismatist, 2009, 5-30
MEDALS, MEDALETS AND MEDALLIONS - NEW ZEALAND
104. CARTER, MICHAEL, The Wellington Club, Queensland Numismatic Society
Monthly Magazine, 25(7), (July 2010), 7-8
105. CARTER, MICHAEL; Dobson, Ray, Cardigan Bay and other New Zealand
Racecourses, Queensland Numismatic Society Monthly Magazine, 23(3),
(March 2008), 9-11
106. CRESSWELL, JOHN, Simpson, the VC and the donkey, New Zealand
Numismatic Journal 90(December, 2010), 44-45, 47-49
107. DUNCAN, J.B., The Numismatic Society of Auckland Golden Jubilee medal
1959-2009, New Zealand Numismatic Journal 89(December, 2009), 48-50
10
108. GRANT, ANTHONY W. (ed.), 2012 John Bertrand™ Price Guide & Checklist of
Medallic Commemoratives of New Zealand 1865-1940, John Bertrand
(Collectables) Ltd., Wellington, 2012
109. GRANT, ANTHONY W. (ed.), 2012 John Bertrand™ Price Guide & Checklist of
New
Zealand
Commemorative
Medals
1941-2007,
John
Bertrand
(Collectables) Ltd., Wellington, 2012
110. HARGREAVES, RAY and Morel, Leon, A newly recognised N.Z. peace
medallion, New Zealand Numismatic Journal 89(December, 2009), 34-35
111. HARGREAVES, RAY, Notes on some South African war medallions, Royal
Numismatic Society of New Zealand Newsletter 64(September, 2013), 14-18
112. LIBBY, CLINT, The Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand millennium
medal, New Zealand Numismatic Journal 89(December, 2009), 7-9, 11
113. MACMASTER, HAMISH C., Catalogue of New Zealand Commemorative
Medals 1941 – 2007, RNSNZ, Wellington, 2009. ISBN 978-0-473-15585-8
114. MACMASTER, HAMISH, New Zealand philatelic medals, New Zealand
Numismatic Journal 88(December, 2008), 4-5, 7-9, 11-16
115. MACMASTER, HAMISH, The Government house medal, New Zealand
Numismatic Journal 91(December, 2011), 26
116. MACMASTER, HAMISH, The medals of Robert (Bob) Gillam, New Zealand
Numismatic Journal 90(December, 2010), 54-59, 61-74, 76-77
117. MACMASTER, HAMISH, The Pacific Commemorative Society and the medals
of John Cresswell, New Zealand Numismatic Journal 87(March, 2008), 12-21
118. MACMASTER, HAMISH, The Waikato Mint: a further medal, New Zealand
Numismatic Journal 88(December, 2008), 28
119. MACMASTER, HAMISH, Tiwai Point aluminium smelter commemorative
medals, New Zealand Numismatic Journal 92(December, 2012), 19-26
120. MCPHERSON, JIM, The Wahine medallion – a New Zealand tragedy
remembered, The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News
Bulletin, 33(12), (June 2010), 7-9
121. PURDY, MARTIN, The 1990 W.C.C./Kirkcaldie’s medal, an update, New
Zealand Numismatic Journal 88(December, 2008), 29
11
122. STOCKER, MARK, Marian Fountain, Where are you? The Medal, no. 55, 2009,
40–51
123. STOCKER, MARK, The Empire strikes back: the coin, medal and stamp designs
of Bertram Mackennal, Journal Numismatic Association of Australia,
19(2008), 3-15
BADGES AND FOBS
124.
BEGLEY,
BERNARD, A 1909 Queensland Jubilee silver fob award, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 31(11),
(May 2008), 11
125.
BEGLEY, BERNARD,
Wynnum North State School fob medal 1918, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 31(7),
(January 2008), 17-18
126. BEGLEY, BERNIE, “Society of Bricks” badges, The Australian Numismatic
Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 35(1), (July 2011), 12-13
127. BEGLEY, BERNIE, A badge of the Childers State and High School, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 33(4),
(October 2009), 8-9
128. BEGLEY, BERNIE, A World War One fob to Miss A Bott, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 32(11), (May 2009),
15-16
129. BEGLEY, BERNIE, AIF Miners Sweetheart badges, The Australian Numismatic
Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 34(2), (August 2010), 10-11
130. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Austral Association, Toowoomba, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 35(7), (January 2012),
8-9
131. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Australian-made Preference League, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 35(11), (May 2012), 4
132. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Badges to the women of Australia in World War II,
Report of the Australian Numismatic Society, 2006 Biennial Conference, 1011 June 2006, Port Macquarie, 81-84.
12
133. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Empire Parliamentary Association’s 1926 Australian visit,
The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 36(1),
(July 2012), 7-8
134. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Federal Cup Rifle Match and associated numismatic
mementoes, The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News
Bulletin, 35(3), (September 2011), 5-8
135. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Fellowship of the Society of the Sacred Advent, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 34(4),
(October 2010), 17-18
136. BEGLEY, BERNIE, FJ Pywell and the ISSCT Congress in Brisbane 1935, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 36(2),
(August 2012), 4
137. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Girls’ Friendly Society, The Australian Numismatic Society
Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 36(2), (August 2012), 7-8
138. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Hemmant State School award of 1909, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 34(9), (March 2011),
3-4
139. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Identity tags for children in World War II, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 35(2), (August 2011),
12-14
140. BEGLEY, BERNIE, James Charles Mahoney; Rhodes Scholar and much more,
The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin,
35(11), (May 2012), 8-10
141. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Kosciusko Alpine Club, The Australian Numismatic Society
Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 33(3), (September 2009), 15-17
142. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Lady Stradbroke’s Day badges, The Australian Numismatic
Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 34(6), (December 2010), 17-18
143. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Lavender day (Soldiers church of England Help Society),
The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 37(1),
(July 2013), 14-17
13
144. BEGLEY, BERNIE, M.B.H.S. or the Marist Brothers High School, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 33(5),
(November 2009), 18
145. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Marsden Home for Boys, The Australian Numismatic
Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 33(3), (September 2009), 9-10
146. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Maryborough Boys’ and Girls’ Grammar School, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 33(1),
(July 2009), 12-15
147. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Navy League – keep watch, The Australian Numismatic
Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 34(12), (June 2011), 14
148. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Physical education and numismatics, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 35(8), (February
2012), 5-8
149. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Pine Rivers Show Society Life Members badge, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 33(2),
(August 2009), 9-10
150. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Returned Sailors and Soldiers Woolen Mills, Geelong, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 37(1),
(July 2013), 5
151. BEGLEY, BERNIE, St John’s Hospital Rockhampton, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 34(9), (March 2011),
18
152. BEGLEY, BERNIE, The National Eucharistic Congress of 1934 in Melbourne,
The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin,
32(10), (April 2009), 11-14
153. BEGLEY, BERNIE, The Queensland’s Women’s Electoral League and the
Women’s Liberal League, The Australian Numismatic Society Queensland
Branch News Bulletin, 32(11), (May 2009), 16-18
154. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Waihi New Zealand School of Mines, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 35(9), (March 2012),
5-6
14
155. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Weekly Times Women’s Bureau badge, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 33(4), (October
2009), 8-9
156. BEGLEY, BERNIE, Wireless before the internet, The Australian Numismatic
Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 37(2), (August 2013), 8-9
157. CARTER, MICHAEL, For loyalty and for faithful service, Queensland
Numismatic Society Monthly Magazine, 28(2), (February 2013), 17-23
158. DEAN, GEORGE, The influenza emergency worker badge of 1918-19,
Queensland Numismatic Society Monthly Magazine, 25(2), (February 2010),
17-19
159. MACCA, Intercolonial (Fire Brigade) Demonstration Albury 1898, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 36(4),
(October 2012), 11-12
160. MACCA, The Victoria Country Fire Brigade’s Board and Fire Authority Long
service pocket badges and bars, The Australian Numismatic Society
Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 35(4), (October 2011), 5-8
161. MCPHERSON, JIM, Mine watching along the Brisbane River, The Australasian
Coin & Banknote Magazine, 11(3), (April 2008), 14-16
162. MCPHERSON, JIM, Protect Australia League lapel badge 1938 - 1939, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 34(11),
(May 2011), 17-18
163. SHEA, GEORGE, Badges of the Melbourne Olympic Games – participating
countries, Part 3, Queensland Numismatic Society Monthly Magazine, 25(12),
(December 2010), 10-12
164. SHEA, GEORGE, Badges of the Melbourne Olympic Games – the tinnies,
Queensland Numismatic Society Monthly Magazine, 25(11), (November
2010), 14-16
165. SHEA, GEORGE, Collecting pieces of the ‘Y’ (Part 3), Queensland Numismatic
Society Monthly Magazine, 25(3), (March 2010), 14-17
166. SHEA, GEORGE, When the dies died, the monarchs fall, Queensland
Numismatic Society Monthly Magazine, 26(7), (July 2011), 11-13
15
167. SHEA, GEORGE, Yankee doodle was an Aussie, Queensland Numismatic
Society Monthly Magazine, 24(1), (January 2009), 14-17
168. SNELGROVE, GEORGE, An interesting World War I fob medallion, The
Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 35(7),
(January 2012), 11-12
169. SNELGROVE, GEORGE, In the swim, The Australian Numismatic Society
Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 36(12), (June 2013), 8-10
170. SNELGROVE, GEORGE, The Ancient Order of Foresters, The Australian
Numismatic Society Queensland Branch News Bulletin, 37(1), (July 2013), 810
16
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