Main street with elephant moving timber, 1930 Warburton. Negative Black white. Scanned at 600 dpimain street elephant moving timber warburton 1930

6 colour photographs taken by Richard Carter, c1979 - Ringwood Timber and Trading Co, before demolition.

A damaged small brown cardboard Saw Millers' Complete Log and Timber Ready Reckoner book. It has a Preface, Tables No. 1, 2 and 3. which give full details of round timber, circumference of logs, contents of timber in general building sizes and full details of circumference of circles and more. There are handwritten notes inside the back cover. Opposite the title page is an advertisement for high grade circular saws and knives. Pp.120non-fictionLog Books and Ready Reckoners were used and still are these days to record information for many different work needs. This small one would have been very practical for ease of use kept on-hand in a pocket. It was invaluable to carriers and all persons engaged in the timber trade.books, documents, notebooks, log books, ready reckoners

Timber pipe stem.From a collection held in Greensborough.Wooden pipe stem, two-tone. No maker's marks.pipes, smoking pipes

Timber pipe stem.From a collection held in Greensborough.Wooden pipe with hexagonal bowl, two-tone. "ASPA Supreme" stamped on bowl.pipes, smoking pipes

not know Shows typical house in Mordialloc at start of 20th century.Small black & white photograph of timber house with veranda showing some of the garden. Possible road in front of house.On back "Kodak Print" Hand written "MORDIALLOC" Printed "M 906"mordialloc, house, photograph

Found in the Curator's Cottage, renovated by Robert James before donationLarge timber tripod with means of attachment for dumpy level (but not B24.0049). See B91.126 for photograph of tripod in use by a student.surveying equipment, students, landscaping, dumpy level

The iconic Eltham Barrel restaurant operated in Eltham from the late 1960s to its demise in a fire in 1989. This piece of timber - itself recycled from elsewhere (possibly the Clivedon mansion) in the construction of the Barrel had the words "Eltham Barrel" burned into the timber. It formed part of the welcome to visitors on the high external covered portico entrance. This large timber beam was saved and used in the construction of a house in Eltham.Three colour photographstimber beam, eltham barrel

The iconic Eltham Barrel restaurant operated in Eltham from the late 1960s to its demise in a fire in 1989. This piece of timber - itself recycled from elsewhere (possibly the Clivedon mansion) in the construction of the Barrel had the words "Eltham Barrel" burned into the timber. It formed part of the welcome to visitors on the high external covered portico entrance. This large timber beam was saved and used in the construction of a house in Eltham.Three colour photographstimber beam, eltham barrel

The iconic Eltham Barrel restaurant operated in Eltham from the late 1960s to its demise in a fire in 1989. This piece of timber - itself recycled from elsewhere (possibly the Clivedon mansion) in the construction of the Barrel had the words "Eltham Barrel" burned into the timber. It formed part of the welcome to visitors on the high external covered portico entrance. This large timber beam was saved and used in the construction of a house in Eltham.Three colour photographstimber beam, eltham barrel

A history of the timber and tourism industry in Marysville, VictoriaPaperback. Front cover has a drawing of a large log lying on a railway cart; there is also a building in the background.Stamp of Marysville & District / Historical Society Inc / P.O. Box 22 / Marysville 3779marysville, timber, tourism, history

A history of the timber and tourism industry in Marysville, VictoriaPaperback. Front cover has a drawing of a large log lying on a railway cart; there is also a building in the background.Stamp of the Marysville & District / Historical Society Inc / P.O. Box 22 / Marysville 3779marysville, timber, tourism, history

A history of the timber and tourism industry in Marysville, VictoriaPaperback. Front cover has a drawing of a large log lying on a railway cart; there is also a building in the background.Stamp of the Marysville & District / Historical Society Inc / P.O. Box 22 / Marysville 3779marysville, timber, tourism, history

Port of Portland Authority archivesFront: (no inscriptions) Back: (no inscriptions)port of portland

Briar Hill Timber was situated on Sherbourne Road Briar Hill and operated as a timber yard for many decades from he 1950s. These photographs were taken by Frank Solomon and depict the business just prior to its closure in 2014.Digital copy of colour photographbriar hill timber

Briar Hill Timber was situated on Sherbourne Road Briar Hill and operated as a timber yard for many decades from he 1950s. These photographs were taken by Frank Solomon and depict the business just prior to its closure in 2014.Digital copy of colour photographbriar hill timber

Briar Hill Timber was situated on Sherbourne Road Briar Hill and operated as a timber yard for many decades from he 1950s. These photographs were taken by Frank Solomon and depict the business just prior to its closure in 2014.Digital copy of colour photographbriar hill timber

Briar Hill Timber was situated on Sherbourne Road Briar Hill and operated as a timber yard for many decades from he 1950s. These photographs were taken by Frank Solomon and depict the business just prior to its closure in 2014.Digital copy of colour photographbriar hill timber

Debutante Set. Stawell Timber Industries Ball 1954stawell

Stawell Timber Industries construction of Frame of prefabricated housesstawell industry

The first engines to run on the Colac-Beech Forest line between 1900 and 1902 as work trains were A Class locomotives, otherwise known as 'Coffee Pots'. They were based and serviced at Colac, but coal stages were erected at Barongarook and Wimba water tanks because of the lengthy periods of waiting time required to unload sleepers and rails or to load ballast.An A Class train on a revetment hauling timber and men to build the Colac-Beech Forest railway, with a steep hillside in the background.. B/W.colac; beech forest; railway; timber;

Advertisement in the local paper for Briar Hill Timber and Trading (1954)Part of a collection of historic advertisements from local newspapers, showing local businesses from the mid 20th century.Digital copy of newspaper advertisement.briar hill timber, sherbourne road briar hill

Advertisement in the local paper for Briar Hill Timber and Trading (1959)Part of a collection of historic advertisements from local newspapers, showing local businesses from the mid 20th century.Digital copy of newspaper advertisement.briar hill timber, sherbourne road briar hill

An advertisement for Briar Hill Timber, Sherbourne Road Briar Hill. Newspaper clipping, black, brown and white text and image.sherbourne road briar hill, briar hill timber

It is not known where this photograph was taken. James(?) Scarf who lived at Madden's Flat was said to be a charcoal burner (Source - Bill Grigg Snr in interview with Max Standish - typescript in Grigg family file.)Black and white copy of original photograph which shows a more or less circular stack of timber. The stack appears to have been made from the thinner branches of trees. It is understood that the timber may have been stacked in this way prior to being burnt for charcoal, which was the main source of fuel used in blacksmith's forges.timber stack, burning pile, charcoal burning, wood

2 display cases from the museum, possibly made from Victorian hardwood seasoned at Newport.Shown in old museum photosSeasoned hardwood display table with glass top.victorian school of forestry, vsf

Briar Hill Timber was associated with the Olympic Village Project being suppliers of all building materials including Flush Panel Doors, Mouldings and Joinery. Briar Hill Timber owned by F. Squire and the Squire family owned a lot of land around Briar Hill and land for forest at Flowerdale. The 16 mm film photographed by H.V. Plowman (converted to DVD) shows all aspects of the operations of Briar Hill Timber from logging of trees, to milling to manufacture of joinery and housing framesMP4 00:13:12; 247MB Converted from DVD converted from VHS video converted from 16mm colour filmbriar hill timber, f. squire, olympic village, 1956 olympic games, timber mill, flowerdale, cinematography, briar hill, h.v. plowman, logging, video recording