non-fictionTechnical overview of single valve (monosoupape) rotary engine

non-fictionInstructions/rules for the maintenance of Hispano Suiza rotary engines, circa 1918

Alan Sartori became an artist in 1974, moving from Greensborough to live and have his studio at Diamond Creek, 100 Iron bark Road; he also wrote a book "Alan Sartori's Stories" in 1992. He died in 2007. Contents Newspaper article: "Alan's artful life", Diamond Valley News, 23 November 1992. Alan Sartori to exhibit at his studio in November and December 1992. Newspaper article: "Artist paints views of his state", Diamond Valley newspaper, no date. Alan Sartori to exhibit at his studio in November and December that year. Newspaper article: "Loss of an 'amazing' extrovert", Report of funeral of Alan Sartori. Newspaper article: "Art and memories", Diamond Valley newspaper, no date. An exhibition to be held of the late Alan Sartori's work at his studio. Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcalan sartori, 100 ironbark road diamond creek, cerel sartori, irma sartoria, g j coles, nilumbik artists open studios, tony summers, martyn thompson, rotary club greensborough, victorian artists society

storm, les mcmillan, brian mcmillan, paschendale avenue, dried fruit, keith alexander, oak avenue, milton whiting, rotary club of merbein, south west merbein, merbein high school, george henry ball

rotary easter arts and crafts festival, col avery

geoff steedman, chemist, rotary club of merbein