From the Film Australia Collection. The Richards Home Movie Collection was donated to Film Australia in 2006 where the collection of 16mm films were restored and digitised.

The set of The Rugby League Show, with Rex ‘Moose’ Mossop as the host, Mick Maher to his right and Bruce ‘Lapa’ Stewart on his left.

An overview of Australia's railways in the early 1960s, before gauges across the country were standardised.

As Bobo's popularity grew, so did the range of Bobo-related merchandise. These two dolls appear to be commercial items that have been 'refitted' to look like Bobo.

The NFSA has acquired costumes, scrapbooks and other memorabilia recording the career of Hal Turner, who played one of the first recognisable children's characters on Australian television.

The first program broadcast on Adelaide television station SAS10 on 26 July 1965 was The Bobo Show, starring Charles ‘Hal’ Turner as Bobo the Clown.

As Bobo's popularity grew, a range of merchandise was created including Bobo-branded cordial in lemon and lime flavours.

Bobo the Clown costume worn by Hal Turner during the first half of the 1960s.

Bobo the Clown with a group of Aboriginal men holding spears, boomerangs and a woomera.

Slippers worn by Hal Turner when performing as Bobo the Clown in Adelaide in the early 1960s.