Probably taken on the opening day for this new Lorne Ambulance station which was built at a cost of £4000Black and white photograph of ambulance station with chairs in front and two Australian flags hung at the doorsAMBULANCE STATION

Ambulances parked outside the Victorian Civil Ambulance Service headquarters at Lonsdale Street Melbourne during the period of the 1953 visit to Australia of Queen Elizabeth IIBlack and white photograph of eight ambulances outside building.VICTORIAN CIVIL AMBULANCE SERVICEroyal visit

Part of new Adelaide ambulance headquartersBlack and white photograph of interior of workshop building

St John Ford Ambulance probably at Adelaide headquarters. Its body was built by 'Bodycraft'Black and white photograph of ambulance AMBULANCE ST JOHNst john

Probably based at Adelaide headquartersBlack and white photograph of St John ambulanceST JOHN AMBULANCE TRANSPORT DIVISIONst john, adelaide

Probably at Adelaide station headquartersBlack and white photograph of St John Ambulance ST JOHN AMBULANCE TRANSPORT DIVISIONst john brigade

St John International Ambulance outside Unley Ambulance stationBlack and white photograph of St John Ambulance outside Unley ambulance stationST JOHN AMBULANCE TRANSPORT DIVISION unley

St John Dodge ambulance. This vehicle was presented to St John by the combined South Australian metropolitan racing clubs.Black and white photograph of St John ambulance Registration number 244-165ST JOHN AMBULANCE TRANSPORT DIVISION st john, dodge

Black and white photograph of ambulance in front of Adelaide headquartersST JOHN AMBULANCE TRANSPORT DIVISION st john

Black and white photograph of ambulances parked on the streetshell -100

From Geelong and District Ambulance ServiceBlack and white photograph of ambulance GEELONG & DISTRICT AMBULANCE SERVICEgeelong

Geelong and District Ambulance Service Ford Mainline ambulanceBlack and white photograph of ambulance in front of buildingGEELONG & DISTRICT AMBULANCE SERVICEgeelong, geelong and district ambulance service

Possibly a civil defence exerciseBlack and white photograph of street. Man in Second World War pattern helmet and overalls rings a hand bell in foregroundLA MYSTERE MY LADY OF THE BATH

Entered service in around 1982. Remained in service for around 4 years and mainly used in ural areas.Cream coloured electrical equipment with carry handle. Green monitor screen and paper chart printer built in. Red fabric carry case on item.PHYSIO-CONTROLdefibrillator, resuscitation

Issued to ambulance officers to carry spare private clothes, uniform or any other items desired. This bag was issued to ambulance officer J. Blosfeld.Blue carry bag with handles and zip. Red Ambulance Service Victoria logo on one sideAmbulance Service Victoria ambulance service victoria

Used to help medical staff communicate with patients of different racial backgrounds.Card covered booklet. White with black printing. Cover shows two hands shaking on the pages of an opened book with circular chain surrounding book. Multiple languages PRO RE NATA

Gives the five steps required prior to and in attempting to resuscitate patients.A4 sized chart. Ambulance Victoria logo top right side. Written text and diagrams.CPR DANGER RESPONSE AIRWAY BREATHS COMPRESSIONS

First motor ambulance of St John Ambulance Brigade. 1909 Renault vehicle. Taken in exhibition gardens.Black and white photograph of ambulance. Two ambulance officers in cabin. third officer next to ambulance.ST. JOHN AMBULANCEst john

Victorian Civil Ambulance Service headquarters in Lonsdale Street Melbourne around 1955Black and white photograph. Ambulances parked in front of building.VICTORIAN CIVIL AMBULANCE SERVICEvictorian civil ambulance service

Black and white photograph of ambulance interior viewed from open back doorsBUILT TO THE ORDER OF THE ANGLO IRANIAN OIL CO. FOR SERVICE IN PERSIAlomax ambulances

Photograph of Tom Bennet and Tom Bryan in front of 1920s ambulance. Both appear to be wearing full dress uniforms.Black and white photograph of two ambulance officers wearing full dress uniforms in front of ambulancetom bryan

This truck was fitted out for use as an auxiliary ambulance in the Second World War. Photographs AHSV646 and 647 show interior stretcher layoutBlack and white photograph of commercial truck fitted with stretchers in the back THE MUTUAL STORE LIMITED FLINDERS STREET MELBOURNE 12.150second world war

Interior stretcher layout of commercial truck converted into an auxiliary ambulance during the Second World War. Photographs AHSV 645 and AHSV 646 relate to same vehicle.Black and white photograph showing the interior stretcher layout in back of truck.second world war

Geelong Ambulance Ford Model 67Black and white photograph of ambulance.GEELONG AMBULANCEgeelong

Used to teach the correct method of CPR Plastic covered multi page instructional document. Diagrams (many in colour) relating to CPR on each pageLAERDAL

Used by Rural Ambulance Victoria for cardio pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training. The inscription Swan Hill T.A.E. indicates that object was used at Swan Hill by either Rural Ambulance Victoria or perhaps by another owner at some point.Head and torso mannequin with grey plastic travel case. Mannequin has electronic reader at base.SWAN Hill T.A.E. rural ambulance victoria

Used in Mobile Intensive Care Ambulances (MICA) 1, 2 and 3 during the 1970s and 1980s. These units were effective and reliable. Paramedics were happy, however, when they were replaced by the Lifepak 5 as the new unit was much lighter and smaller. Source Ian Donaldson AHSV assistant curator. This particular item was donated to Ambulance Service Melbourne by the Collier Charitable Fund. Cream and brown plastic medical equipment with carry handle.PHYSIO-CONTROL PRESENTED TO AMBULANCE SERVICE - MELBOURNE BY COLLIER CHARITABLE FUND collier charitable fund, paramedic, mica

Used to rain ambulance staff in the detection and management of patient heart rhythms. Simulator was hooked up to operational monitor defribulator and operated so that the monitor defribulator simulated patient rhythms of different types. This particular unit was used at Frankston South and by the Metropolitan Ambulance Service Regional Training Unit. Documentation with item shows that it was serviced and operational in 2005.Blue plastic carry box containing technical item, instruction manual, menu card and servicing report. 3 separate power cables included.LAERDAL MEDICAL FRANKSTON SOUTH REGIONAL TRAINING UNIT