Gas meter/pump - Location and Date UnknownPolaroidorganisation, industry, gas and fuel

Ron Boucher Work Foreman Checking TLPG Condensation After Gas is Compressed to 100 psi for Storage. Photography by Gas & Fuel Corporation Printing Section.person, individual, worker

Newsletter. Special Bendigo gas carnival issue, home service gas. Article titled: cold start cookery on front page then three pages of recipes.bendigo, business, gasworks

This engine turned belts to power battery operation. Used from C 1910-1920, some are parts missing. 'Tangye' had offices in Sydney.The first gas engine, a 1 nominal horsepower two-cycle type, was sold in 1881, and in 1890 the firm commenced manufacture of the four-cycle gas engine. Incorporated as a limited company from 1881, in 1894 they produced their first hot bulb engine.[2] Richard Tangye was knighted in 1894. After the deaths of Richard (1906) and George (1920), with the family owning the majority of shares, their sons entered the business.[2] In 1919, the company started production of large-scale industrial diesel engines, pumps and hydraulic equipment. Engine production was stopped after World War Two. A Tangye 35HP suction gas engine. (incomplete). Large green cast iron engine sitting on large white concrete block, with inscriptions on both sides. The green engine has 3 outlet/inlet pipes and joins onto one belt wheel; belt wheel joins onto another belt wheel which is sitting on another white concrete block."Tangye/patents/birmingham"

Tin, grey metal with black script on the top & underside. Containing ointment.Printed in black on front of tin: “OINTMENT ANTI-GAS NO 3A”accessory, anti gas, ointment

13(in a circle) T.L.P.G Plan - centre left High speed Gas Tank. Right Another gas Tank and a Brambles Bulk Haulage Truck. Date Unknown.organisation, industry, gas and fuel

Unknown Location - Gas Appliances Showroom 3 Males 1 Female Holding a Baby in front of a Gas Stove. A Sign reads ''Australian Design Award 1987''person, group, mixed

With the introduction of nitrous oxide for patients undergoing dental treatment, 100% nitrous oxide was usually administered as an anaesthetic. This caused the patient to lose consciousness quickly and could also cause severe hypoxia. In the late 1890s, dentist Samuel Stockton White introduced this two cylinder apparatus, which could administer oxygen with N2O.Early model apparatus with cast iron stand, and two gas bottles. Comes with two canvas gas bags and a detached metal mask and fabric connecting tube.samuel stockton white, nitrous oxide, oxygen, hypoxia

Rubber tube used to carry gas in a chemistry laboratory.chemistry, rubber tube, laboratory

Gas Mask, gloves and bag. "Chemical Protection equipment"equipment, 2000, raaf

Group of people in front of new Gas & Fuel Building.Kodakbusiness, retail, gas and fuel

Construction of Gas&Fuel headquarters. Garden maintenance, sprinkles on.Fujibuildings, gas company, gas & fuel bendigo

Gas and fuel of Victoria showroom. Date and location unknownKodakbusiness, retail, gas and fuel showroom

2 gas stoves in showroom. Date and location unknown.Kodakbusiness, retail, gas and fuel showroom

First Burn Off Natural Gas Bendigo, 1973.bendigo, industry, gas and fuel

First Burn Off Natural Gas Bendigo, 1973.Kodakbendigo, industry, gas and fuel

Construction of Gas&Fuel headquarters. Side view of the building.Fujibuildings, gas company, gas & fuel bendigo

Construction of Gas&Fuel headquarters. Side view of the building.Fujibuildings, gas company, gas & fuel bendigo

Construction of Gas&Fuel headquarters. Rear view of the buildingFujibuildings, gas company, gas & fuel bendigo

Photo of cardboard box with the words ''Gas&Fuel Bendigo'' on it.Kodakbusiness, retail, gas and fuel

Bendigo Gas Works, Weeroona Ave, Bendigo. Gasometerslide, bendigo, bendigo gas works, bendigo gas works

Slide. Bendigo Buildings. Bendigo Gasometer (gas works).slide, bendigo, bendigo buildings., bendigo buildings.

Gas and Fuel Building Site - Date and location UnknownFujicolorbuildings, commercial, gas and fuel

First Burn Off Natural Gas Bendigo, 1973.bendigo, industry, gas and fuel

First Burn Off Natural Gas Bendigo, 1973.bendigo, industry, gas and fuel

Apparatus used in demonstrating Diffusion of Gases 19th Century

Pieces of apparatus to demonstrate combustion of one gas in another

Before electricity, candles were a primary source of light. They were used to light dinner tables, grand dining halls, and other formal settings. Tapers were essentially wax-coated wicks used to light gas or kerosene appliances or candles. Price's developed its 'Ship Brand' trademark in the 1870s, featuring the image of a clipper ship under sail. Price's candle tapers were made between 1880 and 1910. Price's Candles was founded in 1830 by William Wilson. A long thin vintage rectangular cardboard box of three pieces of used thin Price's Dropless White Tapers Medium, for lighting candles, gas etc. The lid is heavily patterned with blue and white product name and information. The base and the sides have no writing. Manufactured in Great Britain. Inside a patterned circle on the right is 'Price's Patent Candle Company. Limited London & Liverpool.'candles, lighting equipment, tapers, gas lighters

The Panther lamp was made by Powell and Hanmer of Birmingham. (see Item 7354) This model appears to be dated from the 1920's. Early models of the automobile, motorbike and bicycles used carbide lamps as headlamps. Acetylene gas, derived from carbide, enabled early automobiles to drive safely at night. Thick concave mirrors combined with magnifying lenses projected the acetylene flame light. These type of lights were used until reliable batteries and dynamos became available, and manufacturers switched to electric lights.Carbide Vehicle Lamp.-Silvered Metal, Lens Assembly . Small Green lens on both sides of the assembly, with a clear lens in front. 'Panther B'Ham' is stamped on the lower part of the assembly. In addition a Logo is Stamped with 'P H' and 'Ltd' under those letters. Carbide Gas section missing.Panther B'Ham