Printing Blocks - The Square
Looking east towards Post Office.
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:10
Type: Artifact
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:10
Type: Artifact
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:10
Type: Artifact
Printing Blocks - The Square
Looking south east. Shows Post Office.
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:9
Type: Artifact
Printing Blocks - The Square
Looking west from Rangitikei Street towards Coleman Place.
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:8
Type: Artifact
Printing Blocks - The Square
Looking south west from a high vantage point.
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:7
Type: Artifact
Printing Blocks - The Square
Looking South West.
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:6
Type: Artifact
Printing Blocks - The Square
Looking South West.
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:5
Type: Artifact
Printing Blocks - The Square
Looking east from Grand Hotel.
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:4
Type: Artifact
Printing Blocks - The Square
Looking north towards Watchorns (shop)
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:3
Type: Artifact
Printing Blocks - Rangitikei Street
Looking north from a high vantage point.
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:11
Type: Artifact
Printing Blocks - Palmerston North City Council Crest
Undated but in use 1930 - 1988, prior to Coat of Arms being granted. Obsolete" handwritten on back.
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:14
Type: Artifact
Printing Blocks - Municipal Chambers, The Square
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:2
Type: Artifact
Printing Blocks - Image of Masquerade Eye Mask
Image has ribbons attached at the sides.
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:17
Type: Artifact
Printing Blocks - Gilbert Rennie, Mayor
Mayor of Palmerston North 1959 - 1968. In Mayoral robe and chain holding book.
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:15
Type: Artifact
Printing Blocks - Crown and Queen Elizabeth II
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:13
Date: circa 1953 to circa 1953
Type: Artifact
Printing Blocks - "Don’t be a litter bug"
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:18
Type: Artifact
Printing Block - Gilbert Rennie, Mayor of Palmerston North
Depicts Mayor Rennie with mayoral chain and wording, "Return to [blank] City Council" handwritten on reverse.
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:16
Type: Artifact
Printing Block - Development of Memorial Park
Line Drawing. Used in the fundraising campaign for the development of Memorial Park. Includes the wording, "They Died, We Lived..." and "Keep the memory green".
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:1
Date: circa 1950 to circa 1954
Type: Artifact
Printing Block - British Coat of Arms
Featuring crown, lion and unicorn and words, "Dieu A Mon Droit" (God is my right).
Identifier: PNCC 1/30/6:1:12
Type: Artifact
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