convict relics

Convict Bricks consisting of ten in total with varying frogs

Hiatt convict handcuffs and a pair of wrist cuff

Tasmainan leg Irons by Morton and Foster

Broad arrow stamp with wooden handle

Copper 1/2 pint tankard with impressed broad arrow

Pair of convict leg irons with four notches and broad arrow

Pair of convict leg irons with three notches and broad arrow

Set of Hiatt handcuffs with broad arrow and key

Cast iron Georgian fire back, Ex Commandants cottage, Port Arthur, impressed with coat of arms

Heavy hand forged 10 tyne rake (possibly convict punishment rake)

Two handle copper cooking vessel, broad arrow stamped

A colonial wooden boot hook, with paper label relics at Port Arthur Exhibition no 15, 51 cm long; and a wooden 'W' branding iron (2)

Two sets of standard convict rivet leg irons, -2. Provenance: One pair of leg irons purchased at 'Port Authur Convict Relics, Australian Trade Tokens and New Guinea & NZ Native Artifacts', PL Pickle, 28 Nov 1981

A pair of convict handcuffs with key, stamped 'Field & Sons, Holborn London', with broad arrow, together with a pair of linking locks with keys, a single chain with two keys and two jailers' keys (9). note: the linking locks and single chain are possibly f

Victoria 1850'S convict button, with words convict Prison

Victoria 1850'S convict button, with words convict Department

Cast iron handcuffs stamped 65 102. Length 28 cm

Cast iron handcuffs with key, marked Lithgow E.L & Co. 1916 stamped 65. Length 28 cm

Early colonial cedar side table on turned legs with triple ring turnings, broad arrow stamps on apron and legs, 105 cm wide x 63 cm deep x 75 cm high

Convict come along hiatt handcuffs

Convict handcuffs, no key, stamped hiatt best

Convict handcuffs with key, key stamped hiatt

Convict button, convict department

Collection of convict and colonial items, including wrist to wrist hand cuffs; tether chain with swivel; single cuff link; pair of leg irons with curb chain & screw key; first fleet pattern riveted leg irons; tether ring & wall wedge, both marked with broa

Convicts: 30th Oct. 1833 Memorandum from the Principal Superintendent of Convicts Office in Sydney to The Police Magistrate, Campbell Town, noting the sentences passed upon the mentioned Convicts had been approved - William Ricketts, William Marsh Thomas T

Hiatt convict handcuffs with key, also stamped Hiatt

Pair of early handcuffs with key, stamped Hiatt

Convict handcuffs with unusual flanged hinge, stamped with broad arrow and B.O (British Ordnance)

Convict leg irons with broad arrow stamp

Convict handcuffs and key (impressed with no: 90)

Leather bound book dated from 1830 from the library of Captain Willett of the Government Barque 'Lady Franklin'. Book has been bound in Hobart Town by G Rolwegan (worked Hobart Town 1842-1860) Owners name 'Wm Willett Franklin' in ink on frontpiece. on the

Board of Ordnance cooking cauldron 1842 the cauldrons were 'Bricked' in onboard convict transports for cooking on voyages (stamped B.O, 1842 British Ordnance)

Broad arrow punch in the shape of a mallet

Convict punishment leg Irons, (over 10 Kilos)

Colonial convict period leg Irons reputedly found at Port Arthur following the closing of the establishment. Good condition but appear to have been buried at some stage. No key.

Early convict mattock with broad arrow

Convict period man trap with hand forged stake and chain, stamped with the Letters HR and Crown 140 cm long

Convict water bottle, wooden with broad arrow

Convict feed bowl with broad arrow, 13.5 cm diameter

Colonial pewter convict feed bowl impressed with broad arrow and 'Hallmarked Sterling Eden' on base (Eden was the last convict transport ship to NSW, 1841, 13.5 cm diameter and 6 cm high)

Broad arrow marked cold Chisel with various other Stampings