Summary

Photograph of Massey Ferguson Cricket Trophies. Six Massey Ferguson Cricket Trophies. Best Sunshine Batsman, donated by Sperry Vickers, Man of the Match Bundaberg vs Sunshine 5/4/81, donated by rail Ex Transport, two goblets donated by Carlton and United, Best Sunshine Bowler Bundaberg 5/4/81, donated by Condor Engineering and the Massey Ferguson Cricket Trophy for the winning Bunderberg/Sunshine team.

Part of a collection of photographs, negatives, moving film, artefacts, documents and trade literature belonging to the H. V. McKay Sunshine Collection. The McKay collection is regarded as one of the most significant industrial heritage collections in Australia. The collection relates to the agricultural manufacturing firm, the Sunshine Harvester Works. The Australian operations of this company were originally founded by Hugh V. McKay in the 1890s in Ballarat. Between 1906 and 1907, McKay moved production to Sunshine where the firm became one of the largest industrial businesses in Australia. Change in ownership is a recurring theme in the company's history. In 1930, it merged with Massey-Harris to become H.V McKay Massey Harris. In the mid-1950s, the company was absorbed by Canadian agricultural firm Massey-Ferguson. Production in Sunshine ceased in the mid-1980s, following almost 100 years of manufacturing agricultural equipment.

Description of Content

Row of trophies on a desk.

Physical Description

Black and white photograph

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