This is a unique collection of vintage Australian school magazines and a composition book, providing a fascinating glimpse into mid-20th century education in Queensland and New South Wales. The items are in their original, well-loved condition, reflecting their use in the classroom over 60 years ago. This set is perfect for collectors of Australian ephemera, educational history, or anyone with an interest in the nostalgia of a bygone era.

Included in this set:

• "Our World" Composition Book: A Grade III composition book by E.J. Oliver, published by The Jacaranda Press. The cover features a charming circular illustration of "Our World," and the interior contains spelling lists and composition exercises.

• "School Paper" Magazines (Queensland Department of Education):

  • Grades V & VI, Vol. XXVIII, No. 3, December 1960: A winter-themed cover showing a family with a truck.

  • Undated Issue (Second Term): Features a detailed illustration of Indigenous peoples.

• "School Magazine" Magazines (New South Wales Department of Education):

  • Volume 53, Number Three, April 1968: A complete set of all four parts. Each part has a different cover, including a sports scene (Part 1), riverboats (Part 2), an abstract design (Part 3), and an offshore oil rig (Part 4). The magazines contain stories, poems, and puzzles.

Condition:

These items are genuine vintage pieces and show signs of age and use, including discoloration, creases, and wear on the edges. The pages are yellowed, and some have been torn or have handwriting on them, which adds to their authentic character and history. They are in a well-preserved state for their age.