The Claremont team which made it three flags in a row in 1940.

Port Melbourne's 1940 premiership-winning side.

The Fitzroy players, pictured just before the start of this year's VFL grand final, in which they defeated Richmond.

An unknown World War Two football team.

Carlton's 'bloodbath' premiers.

North Launceston's NTFA premiership-winning team.

The Port Adelaide team in Hobart.

The VFL representative team, class of '46.

The South Australian team that went to the Hobart carnival.. 

Tasmania, winners of section 2 at the Hobart carnival.

The VFL's victorious Hobart carnival team. 

West Adelaide, victors over Norwood in this season's SANFL grand final.

The West Australian state team that beat the VFL but lost to South Australia to finish second at the Hobart carnival.

The Collingwood combination that ran 3rd this season.

Brighton, 3rd on this season's VFA ladder.

Turner, 5th out of 6 teams in the CANFL.

Australian Amateurs, section B carnival champions in Brisbane.

Brighton, 3rd in the VFA for the 2nd successive season.

This Coburg side failed to qualify for the finals.

The Oakleigh team that won this season's VFA flag.

The Port Melbourne team that lost the VFA grand final to Oakleigh.

The Collingwood team that went down to Geelong by 46 points in this year's VFL grand final.

Richmond's team for round 13 of this year, pictured at the Tigers' Den, Punt Road.

This particular Fitzroy side avoided the wooden spoon only on percentage.

This was the first Moorabbin team to qualify for the VFA finals.

Port Adelaide, winners this year of the first of 6 successive premierships.

1957

Another Richmond team shot, this time from round 8 1957.

A Nightcliff combination pictured during that club's most successful decade.

After qualifying for the finals in 2nd place, this Fitzroy side bowed out in the preliminary final.

The first ever Tassie team to topple the 'Big V'.

Western Australia's Australian championship winning team.

Port Adelaide, 3 point winners over West Adelaide in this season's SANFL grand final.  (Be patient as this is an unusually large image.)

Geelong, victors over Hawthorn in this year's VFL grand final.

Northampton, winners of the Great Northern National Football League grand final against St Pat's College at Geraldton..

South Adelaide's 'rags to riches' premiership-winning combination.

Woodville's first senior SANFL combination.

The 5 competing teams line up at the opening ceremony of the Hobart carnival.

The VFL's Hobart carnival winning side.

Richmond's first premiership team since 1943.

The 'Big V' combination that downed SA by 6 points in Adelaide.

The South Adelaide team that finished 6th in the SANFL.

Sturt's 'hat trick' premiership team.

Tasmania's winless Adelaide carnival side.

Nightcliff's 3rd placed team from this season.

A Nightcliff combination from the 1970s.

South Fremantle's premiership team.

The Tasmanian team that downed WA in Hobart.

West Adelaide mini-leaguers celebrate a premiership.

Tasmania's Perth carnival side.

South Australia, runner-up to the VFL in the NFL championships.

The Tassie side which lost to SA in Melbourne.

Australian interstate champions, the VFL.

Ainslie, ACTAFL premiers and champions.

Claremont's WAFL premiership-winning side.

WAFL runner-up, South Fremantle.

The Swan Districts side that came 3rd in the WAFL.

Swan Districts, WAFL premiers this year for the 3rd time in a row.

East Fremantle, this year's WAFL premiers.

WAFL grand final losers, Subiaco.

The Port Adelaide team which beat Glenelg in this year's SANFL grand final.

The Sturt team that bowed out in this year's elimination final.

Brighton High School Old Scholars (SAAFL A2), pictured in 1988.

Steve Abala's Nightcliff team that finished 5th.

The VFA representative team, section 2 carnival winners in Hobart.

North Adelaide's premiership-winning combination.

The Aboriginal All Stars team that defeated Collingwood in Darwin.

Ainslie, ACTAFL grand final victors over Queanbeyan.

The East Fremantle team which prevailed in the 'derby' grand final.

The Kangaroos team which finished 4th in the AFL.

Queanbeyan celebrate a hat trick of premierships.

East Perth players celebrate their back to back premiership success.

The St George side that ran 3rd in this season's Sydney Football League.

Brisbane celebrate making it 3 flags in a row after thrashing Collingwood in the AFL grand final.

The South Adelaide class of '04.