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Signed cricket bat
(THL 000.2018.181)

CRICKET BAT This bat celebrates the match between the Prime Minister's XI and the Indian XI played on 28 January 2004 at Manuka Oval in Canberra. It is signed by the Prime Minister and both teams. India won the match by 2 runs.

Brick from Wardell Service Station

Brick from Wardell Service Station
(THL 000.2018.146)

BRICK The brick, painted white on one side, was extracted from Wardell Service Station; the garage previously owned by the Howard family and where John Howard worked as a boy.

Porcelain dish
(THL 000.2018.101.2)

Hand painted porcelain water jug and dish presented to John Howard from Recep Tayyip, Prime Minister of Turkey, 2005

Walking Together badge
(THL 000.2024.1)

Black badge with indigenous artwork with the words 'WALKING TOGETHER' and 'COUNCIL FOR ABORIGINAL RECONCILIATION'

Timor-Lorosae scarf

Timor-Lorosae scarf
(THL 000.2018.79)

Red white and green scarf with 'Timor-Lorosae' written on it. Attached to it by a safety pin is a red ribbon.

Telegraph insulators
(THL 000.2018.269)

Insulators from the telegraph pole outside the garage where John Howard worked as a young boy

RAMSI brassard (Solomon Islands)

RAMSI brassard (Solomon Islands)
(THL 000.2018.225)

Armband worn by Commander Martin Brooker as part of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands (RAMSI).

UNTAET mug

UNTAET mug
(THL 000.2018.223)

UNTAET mug belonging to Tom Frame

Signed rugby football
(THL 000.2018.191)

RUGBY BALL The rugby ball is signed by Rod McQueen, former Wallabies player and coach of that team in 1999 when they won the Rugby World Cup in Wales. He also coached the Super Rugby teams, the NSW Waratahs, The ACT Brumbies and the Melbourne Rebels.

Solomon Islands medallion
(THL 000.2018.227)

The Star of the Solomon Islands, that nation's highest honour, bestowed on John Howard in 2003.

Durumagi
(THL 000.2018.179)

DURUMAGI The Durumagi is a man's coat and is part of the Hanbok; the national dress of South Korea. The name ‘durumagi’ comes from its design, which means ‘closed all around’. More elaborate hanboks are worn at weddings. These Durumagi were worn by APEC delegates in Busan, South Korea in 2005....