Set of four Australian flags mounted on wooden dowel for use on Melbourne tramcars. Flag made from nylon or a similar synthetic, sewn into a white nylon circular section with a folded cap and then slipped over the dowel and stapled into position. .1 - Flag in good condition - does not appear to have been used .2 - Flag in worn condition with tattered ends, dirt marks, gouging on the wooden dowel and grease marks. .3 - Flag in good condition, with broken dowel. Label sewn into flag with Evan Evans name, phone number, Approved by AT, dated 27/4/2012 and with website. .4 - as above, dated 4/5/2012, broken dowel replaced with a new one.trams, tramways, flags, melbourne

Document - instruction issued The Met tram crews, titled "Stud marking Identification", dated March 1997, explaining stud marks to crews about Compulsory stops, automatic points, fouling marks, tram shunting at terminals, and cut-off marks.Demonstrates a The Met book instructing drivers re stud markings in the road surface.Booklet - 12 pages, centre stapled, pocket sized, printed.tramways, met tram, the met, stud marking, operations, drivers, tram driving,

This booklet appears not to be complete. It is made up of sections which are stored in a plastic cover. Down the left hand side of the sections are the marks of where a pin and two staples. It is in a very poor condition.australian military forces, booklet, examination for promotion to captain, staff duties, staff duties and training

A brown colouerd cardboard cover with black information on the front. Above the insignia (unit not known) are the details of the handbook. There are two metal staples holdong the handbook together on the inside of the cover.hanbook, british army, military books, .303in vickers machine gun, tripod, tripod mounting mark iv