Dhurringile POW camp Army cooks, left is Sid BradfordBlack and white photograph of three cooks in white traditional uniform. Bucket atop two on ground. Behind is a tank stand.dhurringile pow camp, dhurringile cooks, army cooks, sid bradford

Hand drawn by internee at Camp 3, Hermann Glunkler.Framed laminated pencil sketch of a residential hut of Friedrich, Maria, Erich, Manfred and Resi Haering. 4 tanks on stands and a guard tower in the background on left.Below picture on white paper " Camp 3 B Compound Tatura 1942 Residential hut of Friedrich, Maria, Erich, Manfred and Resi Haering. Donated by ManfredHaeringtatura, pencil, camp 3 artwork, hermann glunkler, internment camp art

WATER TANK WAS BUILT TO HOLD WATER FOR THE FIRE BRIGADE BEFORE RETICULATED WATER3 COLOURED PHOTOGRAPHS SEWERAGE INSTALLATION - DISCOVERY OF FIRE BRIGADE WATER TANKlocal history, photography, photographs, sewerage installation

TANK WAS MADE TO BE USED AS AN EXAMPLE OF WEICKHARDT'S WORK FOR DISPLAYSMALL GALVANIZED METAL WATER TANK, FINIAL ON TOP LID; BRASS TAP ON LOWER EDGEWEICKHARDT & CO. MAKERS CLUNES.local history, container, domestic, weickhardt family

CLUNES KNITTING MILL OPERATED ON TALBOD ROAD, CLUNES. ORIGINALLY-SOUTH CLUNES SCHOOL. NOW USED AS A BOTTLE MUSEUM.BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH OF GIRLS AND TWO GENTLEMEN OF CLUNES KNITTING MILL STANDING IN FRONT OF A GALVANISED TANK. A TREE IN LEFT OF PICTURE .1 ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH .2 ENLARGED PHOTOGRAPH.KNITTING MILL GIRLS CLUNESlocal history, photography, photographs, clunes knitting mill.

WEICKHARDT'S TANK AND PLUMBING FACTORY.1 .2 COPY OF PROMOTIONAL COLLAGE OF PHOTOGRAPHS OF WEICKHARDT'S TANK FACTORY FRASER STREET, CLUNES.WEICKHARDT'S TANKS ARE BESTlocal history, photography, photographs, shops, weickhardt's tank factory, buildings, tanks, iron workers and cycles.

Small round disc made of metal for use on water tanks.Jas Milne Olley - Maker Yarrawonga.plaque

Furphy water carts were first made in 1895Furphy Water Cart, Three wheel tractor drawn tank on a wooden frame. Original wheels and body made by J. Furphy Foundry. Holds 180 gallons. Red ends has signature Furphy markings with indented writing. Refer to photos

This safe came from the property “Fairview” Tungamah. Victoria. Fairview was owned and farmed by Charles and Nellie Nunn. The safe is at least 100 yrs old and served the family of parents and 12 children well by keeping food cool in the blazing summer days. Beverley Long(McFarlane) remembers it on the farmhouse verandah of her grandparents property near the dairy where fresh milk was separated to produce cream and butter..it cooled meats, and dairy products by strips of hessian kept wet by water stored in the top tank, hanging down around the safe.More than 100 years oldMetal box construction with fly wire covering on all 4 sides. Has three shelves

Depicts the old Canowie Shed showing the water tank, windmill, and pens.Taken by John Bailey in South Australia at the request of Gael Shannon (former NWM employee).

Depicts Bungaree Shed, a big old store structure with the original part being commenced in 1842. View of buildings from north-west showing clearly the windmill and water tanks. Taken by John Bailey in South Australia at the request of Gael Shannon (former NWM employee).

Contains names of members of Ambulance Officers on Course GE 1/95. This course probably trained in 1995.Wooden Plaque featuring a Thomas the Tank locomotive model course attendee names. One, two skip a few ... nine then ten, we're ambulance men

Rectangular, flat cardboard box with lid containing catgut ligatures for medical use. Made from black cardboard with yellow edging. The lid has a paper label adhered to surface printed in red, blue, and yellow. The underside of the box has a plain white label stuck over it.Label on lid "Three-spool Tank Package - Catgut Ligatures" johnson & johnson, usa, ligatures, catgut

A wireless signal tanks on what was "No Mans Land". Digital copy of photograph from a personal album of Lieutenant General JJT Hobbs.talbot hobbs, world war 1, tank, aif

Centurion Tank Mark V

Stuart (Honey) Light Tank