This publicity photograph perfectly encapsulates the irrepressible attitude of Efthimia Francesca Stephanidis, or 'Effie', who was actor Mary Coustas' creation for Acropolis Now (1989–92).

Love it or hate it, this faceless doll known as EC is ingrained in the memories of Australians who grew up in the early 1990s.

His Master’s Voice (HMV) was a record label created in 1901 in England by the Gramophone Company.

This cup, saucer and plate were made in 1990 to promote Acropolis Now (1989–92).

This is the CD of one of Australia’s most iconic rock albums, Silverchair's 1995 debut Frogstomp.

Sold by fast-food chain Pizza Hut for the sum of $1.95 each, five characters – Blinky Bill, Marcia, Flap, Nutsy and Splodge – had toys released to promote the 1992 film Blinky Bill

Promotional cups like this one play a part in generating buzz for the threatrical release of a film.

Posters are pivotal to the local and international release of a film in cinemas. They create buzz and tease aspects like tone, plot and key cast.

Film posters play a significant role during the theatrical life of a film, by creating interest in an upcoming release and hinting at plot, genre, cast, director and more.

In this clip from the program