Sterling silver twin handled cup. Made in Sheffield in 1929, by Walker & Hall.

Awarded For: Awarded for Best Exhibit of Five Merino March Shorn Sheep.

Donated By: Donated by the late Rt Hon Lord Stonehaven, PC, GCMG, DSO and first presented in 1930.

Pine shield with gilded title plaque engraved with a Suffolk sheep.

Awarded For: Awarded for Suffolk Ram under one year old, showing milk teeth only, closely and evenly shorn not more than 7 days prior to judging.

Donated By: Donated by Eldering-Timor Stud and first presented in 1991.

Sterling silver twin handled cup raised on a turned timber plinth. Sterling silver plaques on the base include one engraved with a Leicester sheep. Made by WJ Sanders Sydney and retailed by Fairfax & Roberts.

Awarded For: Awarded for the Best Team of Six Border Leicester Sheep.

Donated By: Donated by the late GB Richardson and first presented in 1951. Originally awarded for Best Team of Six Border Leicester Sheep. Between 2007 and 2014 it was awarded for the Best Team of Four Border Leicester Sheep.

Silver-plated wine cooler.

Awarded For: Awarded to the winners of the RAS Merino Pair of the Year Competition.

Donated By: Donated by the Riverina Stud Merino Field Days Association Inc and first presented in 1994. Originally awarded for Champion August Shorn Merino Ewe.

Sterling silver twin handled lidded cup with acanthus cast handles, engraved with a sheep on the lid, raised on a turned timber plinth. Made in London in 1928 by EB Ltd.

Awarded For: Awarded for Best Exhibit of Five Poll Merino Sheep.

Donated By: Donated by the late Mr Otway Falkiner and first presented in 1959.

Cedar cylindrical plinth carved with a merino, pumpkins, grains and district map.

Awarded For: Awarded for the district voted best by the public.

Donated By: Donated by Major General GL Maitland and first presented in 1990. General Maitland was the RAS of NSW Director from 1983-1989.

A circular silver plate, housed in a custom-made wooden box, the inside lid contains a sterling silver engraving plate in the shape of an Angus bull.

Awarded For: Awarded for Senior Champion Angus Bull.

Donated By: Donated by Glengowan Angus Stud in memory of the late Stuart Gordon and first presented in 2011. (Charles) Stuart Gordon was the founder and principal of Glengowan Angus Stud at Newbridge NSW which celebrated 50 years of membership of the Angus Society in 2007. CS Gordon was made an Honorary Life Member of the Angus Society of Australia due to his commitment to various committees and taking on the role of President from 1979 to 1981. He was an active and dedicated Angus breeder who exhibited at shows all over Australia, winning many awards. CS Gordon had numerous successes at the Sydney Royal Easter Show in the 13 years he exhibited there. He won all the major trophies of the time, including the GT Reid Memorial Perpetual Cup and the Andrew Reid Perpetual Trophy. He also won many medals and first place prizes as well as Supreme Champion. He won Senior Champion Bull on two occasions.

Sterling silver plaque with an enamelled coat of arms of NSW to the top and decorated with a central cartouche engraved with wheat being ploughed, all raised on an oak oval shield. Made in Sheffield in 1910 by Walker & Hall.

Awarded For: Awarded to the winner of the overall point score in the District Exhibit Competition

Donated By: Donated by the RAS of NSW, this shield was first presented in 1911, making it the oldest trophy in the RAS collection.