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Metal toy crane hook. Item is rusty.bendigo, gold mining, qc binks, qc binks

Colour Photograph of a Crane erecting a traffic Sign.

Coloured photo of Flag on Crane for Australia Day.australia day

Portrait of The Most Revd Dr Crane D.D.the most revd dr crane d.d.

Used to unload stores at Number 5 Brace stores area. Found near Number 5 Brace August 1985. A wire rope would lift hook from top. A cord through cross piece of hook could be pulled to release the load.Crane hook with catch to keep load held.

The drawing shows all the activity and building roles involved in building a bridge in 1877. The crossing of the Murray River was very important to citizens living in both Echua, but especially those living in Moama and in further NSW regions as it provided them with access to Victorian market regions. The bridge was built privately for Deniliquin farmers, but eventually opened up to the general public.This is significant because it represents the roles of different tradesmen in the construction industry in the late 19th Century. It also shows construction stages . Bridge pylons are being inserted into the fiver banks. It is also a very well produced drawing, the artist is anonymous, but very skilled.A photograph of a drawing of the construction of the bridge crossing the Murray River in 1877. The picture shows surveyors, construction workers, crane operators, hoists and a crane and much activity.Written on the back in pen are the numbers 6530. In pencil are the numbers 61/8"? and 10"?. Stamped on the back is a small rectangle with the words 'COPYRIGHT. This photograph may not be reproduced without permission in writing from the Editot of "The Age" 250 Spencer Street Melbourne, and 39/41 York St., Sydney.' written inside it.bridge works, murray river crossing, moama, echuca, orm cook collection, 'the age' newspaper., deniliquin farmers, engineering, bridge building, pylons, 1877

The Legg family boat, Penguin, was launched on the Yarra River.Matt black and white photo of the launch of the Penguin by craneNilfishing boat-penguin, legg family, fishing boats

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Glenelg Shire Council Records Portland Development CommitteePhotograph showing a sheep ship. Torchy's crane in foreground.Back: Blue stamp - Portland Development Committeeportland harbour, cargo, livestock

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Worker soldiering piece of pipe together, crane in the background.Kodakorganisation, industry, gas and fuel

Crane lifting pipe, several others pieces on the ground.Kodakorganisation, industry, gas and fuel

Slide. Bendigo Train in Town. A crane lifting rails.slide, bendigo, bendigo train in town., bendigo train in town.

Colour photos of the original site selected for the Queenscliffe Maritime MuseumShed relocationColour photo of the crane used to move the Rope ShedReverse - NILcommunity information, queenscliffe maritime museum, rope shed

Photograph of cranes offloading equipment from a ship. Trucks and 2 x Wesses helicopers can be seen on deck. 2 men are riding on a platform suspended from a craneHelicpoters No 33 And 18photograph, crane, wessex, re-supply

On display at History House.Framed, black and white photograph of fishermen's breakwater Portland, showing breakwall crane and dinghies in foreground on breakwater. Fishing boats behind crane. Ocean pier, lighthouse bluff in background.Front: - Back: Mr. Barry Hocken Portland - in blue pencil

VG Swanson 25OT Floating Crane model in display case

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