Black and white photograph showing W2 class No. 404 with the destination of "Special" and the route Number "B", leaving the Elizabeth St terminal. The tram has white strip under the cabin front and an auxiliary board, that cannot be read but could be via Flemington Road. Special B indicated that the tram was going to go the Ordinance Factory - see item 3019. The Flinders St Station building is in the background.Yields information about tram 404 and the use of the war time destinations for the Ordinance Factory - c1942Black and White photograph with a plain back.trams, tramways, w2 class, tram 404, elizabeth st

ill, p.100.non-fictionThe history of the Victorian Railways famous B class diesel-electric locomotive.diesel locomotives -- australia -- history, diesel locomotives -- victoria -- history

Alphabet book presentationOur Littler One's ABC. Book prize for Phyllis Anderson "Tables"; 1913. Printed by John F. Shaw Co. Ltd. 3 Pilgrim Street, London. Hard cover with B&W letters and words alphabet. Presented by AACHMY's High School as a special prize awarded to Phyllis Anderson for "Tables, 1st class 1913Award fly leaf sticker from AACHMY's High School as a special prize awarded to Phyllis Anderson for "Tables, 1st class 1913alphabet circa 1913

Photograph of the reserved track in Queens Way, St Kilda with an enlarged photograph of a tram model resembling PCC 1041 (but not bearing its number) positioned and glued onto photo to simulate its future operation. The model displays "route 64 E Brighton".Yields information about planning and publicity for introduction of PCC 1041 and Z class tramcars. Black and white photograph with brief note on rear"2 B/6 3 Tram Prints"pcc, 1041, queens way, tram model, simulation, route 64, e brighton, future operation

Southern Cross trams were W6 class trams produced between 1951 and 1955.Sepia post card, Mitchell street and Charing Cross. Two electric trams in Mitchell Street approaching fountain. 1920's. Inscription 'Southern Cross series 319 B. The fountain and Mitchell Street, Bendigo, Victoria.' written on bottom card.post card - maker unknownindividual, basil miller, charing cross, bendigo