The K class steam engines were often used on Victoria's regional rail lines taking passengers and goods across the state. A coloured photograph of a stationary steam train on railway tracks with the driver looking out his cabin window and a man walking alongside the train. steam engines

All three postcards were from Alfred Gilpin Ferris. Alfred enlisted in the AIF on 14.3.1916 age 32 years No 2156 in the 4th Reinforcements 60th Bn. Embarked for England 1.8.1916, disembarked 14.9.1916, to Hospital 15.10.1016, embark for France 6.12.1916, attends Musketry School 27.5.1917, rejoins unit 4.6.1917, detached to 5th Div Horse (Clipping ?) Depot, rejoins unit 6.12.1917, transfers to 59th Bn 25.9.1918 and detached to 5th Div Train, rejoin unit 14.11.1918, transfers to 29th AASC 20.1.1919, and appointed Driver, RTA 20.7.1919, discharged from the AIF 26.10.1919.Post cards with B & W images. .1) image of a Chateau, hand written on the back. .2) Image of Ben Nevis, hand written on the back. .3) Image of the Upper Lake Killarney, hand written on the back. .1) 17th March, To Mother from Alf. .2) 22 Aug 1918, Dear Mother Love Alf .3) Dear Mother, from your loving son Alf.stationary, postcards

APC variant with additional headroom and aux motor to provide power when stationary. Carried additional radios and crew. Used for artillery and signals.Tank is coloured olive green.armoured personnel carrier, m-s77, command post vehicle, model

Black and white photograph of Winnie Harbeck with her gentleman friend R J Inglis sitting in a stationary buggy drawn by a black horse Lakes Entrance VictoriaR J Inglis and Winnie Harbeck Lakes Entrancew 1919 Courting Days on reversetransport

List of Books/Stationary - 1968, PTS, Ballarat Base HospitalList of Books/Stationary - 1968, Preliminary Training School, Ballarat Base HospitalPhotocopy1968, books, pts, ballarat, nurses

Stationary stand wooden for with two slots in centre with a niche on each carved on the centre, top and an open shelf area on either side of these. There is also a varnished and painted design on the back board.flagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked-coast, flagstaff-hill, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, flagstaff-hill-maritime-village

The two men in the curricle were in Brook Street outside Sunbury Railway Station.Before the advent of motor transport and buses, passengers from the train were taken by horse drawn vehicles to their destinations. An area was set aside at the station where the horses and vehicles waited for trains to arrive.A sepia photograph of two men seated in a stationary horse -drawn curricle beside a plantation area. There are two signs advertising horses and buggies for hire and some buildings are visible in the distance.curricles, brook street, sunbury, sunbury railway station

Document. Blue slim book. Ruled. North Virginia Gold Mining Co. 14 pages used, the rest blank. Stickered from Frank Every's Book & Stationary Centre Bendigo.McColl, Rankin & Stanistreetorganization, business, north virginia gmc n l, mccoll, rankin & stanistreet, north virginia gmc n l, gold mining, journal

.1) .2) letter sent from Pte Alfred Ferris No 2156 AIF. .3) Was found in the envelope which relates to the death of William Ferris who died on 24.7.1918. Refer Cat No 4183.3P for Alf’s service details..1) Envelope, "On Active service" combined with Salvation Army, has crossed flags on, flags in colour, print in Black, address in black pen, postage stamp and Passed by censor stamp in red. .2) Letter, hand written in pencil, incomplete. .3) Newspaper cutting, yellow colour, print in black..1) "Mrs W Ferris Terrick Terrick Via Pyramid Victoria Australia", In bottom corner, "A Ferris"stationary, letters, envelopes

.1) - .5) The letter is from VX137222 Allan Frederick Hutson 28 Aust INF BN AIF Aust dated 9 Dec 1945 to VX 140967 Alan Mason of 25 Queen St Bendigo .6) The letter is written from Rabaul re life there, what’s happening while waiting to come home. .7) - .10) The letter is to Alan Mason from a mate, no name mentioned from his unit “GDD” in Morotai on 12.12.1945. “GDD” meaning General Details depot. The letter is mostly about complaints re food, conditions and organising a March and protest to the unit “CO”. Two senior Officers are mentioned, “Col Barrett and Col Wade”. The letter quotes up to 5000 marched to Land HQ. Mason and Hutson were mates from Bendigo. Refer Cat No 3979.2 for Alan Masona service details..1) - .5) Letter on yellowed paper, all lettering and logo’s and lines in red from a combined group being “YMCA”, “Aust Comforts Fund” and “The Salvation Army”. At the bottom is information regarding security.Five pages written on one side only in blue pen. .6) Envelope, brown colour, Air Mail with the same 3 Logo’s as in .1) - .5) Addressed to A Mason. .7) - .10) Letter on yellowed paper, all lettering, logo’s and lines in red from the same 3 organisations as in .1) - 6) This letter does not have the security warning. Four pages, on one side except page 4 on both sides, written in blue pen. .11) Envelope, brown colour, AIR MAIL with the same 3 Logo’s, addressed to A Mason from a mate.letters, personal, stationary

Fourteen letters dated from 176th December, 1968 to 2nd September, 1970 from the secretary of the Australian Textile Workers' Union, L.A. Chung and Miss M. Hassett of Bendigo relating to members contributions and other matters.hanro, clothing, stationary

Small booklet - twenty four pages - titled Hanro news, by the staff for the staff No. 94 October 1958. there is an Editorial, Meet your management, Social club notes, Suggestion scheme notes, Recipes, Hanro Bazaar, Humour, Do you remember? are some of the sections in the newsletter.hanro, clothing, stationary

Thirty two pages newsletter titled Christmas greetings. After the editorial by P.H. McKean titled: your responsabilities and mine to Bendigo of today and tomorrow there are pages on meet your management, personalities,various Christmas tales, recepies and jokes. The date of this small booklet is 1958hanro, clothing, stationary

Hand written list on names on Hanro (Aust) knitting mills ltd paper. Names include: L. Ansett, E. Bryan, L. O'Mara, R Gibbs, G. Thompson, M. Boyle, G. Donaldson, E. Thompson, J. Onico, R. Pell, F. Arthur, R. Miles, M. Glenn, M. Robertson, B. Kelly, F. Moroni, H. McCaig, W. Leed, T. Cahillhanro, clothing, stationary

Type written letter from L.A. Chung, Secretary of the Australian Textile Workers' Union Provincial Division to Shop Stewards requesting to provide the number of financial members employed on a rotating or permanent night shifts.hanro, clothing, stationary

Book; Hardcover accounts ledger book - front section of book is tab alphabet indexed. Ledger East Clarence Gold Mining Company No Liability, (small sticker, Frank Every's Book and Stationary Centre Bendigo).MCCOLL RANKIN & STANISTREETgold mining, miners' safety cage, accounts book., mccoll rankin & stanistreet

First and Final Distribution @ 5d. Per share. The stationary used is Report on all Payments not Authorised by the Directors. Contains a list of names of Shareholders and the amount of shares that they own. Also contains a typed insert of a list of shareholders.gold, mining, list of shareholders, gold mines, bendigo, eaglehawk, north virginia

Account written on blue paper and dated September 1871. Account is itemised for July and August and has prices with a total of 19/1 for stationary items. Bendigo United District A.O.F. oval impression stamp at the top of page.societies, aof, correspondence, ancient order of foresters no. 3770 collection - correspondence, court king of the forest, the bendigo united district

Scale model of a Armed Personnel Carrier (APC) variant with additional headroom and aux motor to provide power when it is stationary. It carried additional radios and crew and was used for artillery and signals. M.577 colour is olive green.armoured personnel carrier, model, command post vehicle

A black and white photograph of a main street with buildings in a town. There is a 1920s motor car being driven along the street with a stationary horse and cart on the opposite side. Members of a pipe band are waiting further up the street to perform. towns