Supplied by Colorline Pty Ltd NSW, donated by College of TAFE, used for room booking system in early 1990'sRoom booking system Uniline contained in plastic case, base is brown plastic, cutting mechanism is beige and lid is transparent plasticschool, equipment

Early recorders were intended for dictation and journalists, and were typically hand-held battery-powered devices with built-in microphones and automatic gain control on recording. Tape recorder audio-quality had improved by the mid-1970s, and a cassette deck with manual level controls and VU meters became a standard component of home high-fidelity systems.[1] Eventually the reel-to-reel recorder was completely displaced, in part because of the usage constraints presented by their large size, expense, and the inconvenience of threading and rewinding the tape reels - cassettes are more portable and can be stopped and immediately removed in the middle of playback without rewinding. Cassettes became extremely popular for automotive and other portable music applications. Although pre-recorded cassettes were widely available, many users would combine (dub) songs from their vinyl records or cassettes to make a new custom mixtape cassette. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassette_deck) Black and silver electric or battery powered plastic tape recorder wit 5 black and 1 red push button to operate and record on the equipment. The recorder also has a counter and a rec.batter light. electronics, cassetter recorder, recording, tape recorder

Office equipment.1 Cardboard box, red and white coloured .2 Red and black inked typewriter ribbon wound on metal spool and wrapped in cellophane.1 Universal Spool written on front of boxtypewriter ribbon, ribbon box

Sourced from Casterton Town Hall (Former Shire of Glenelg)Coloured photograph. Same subject as 7291, different area of road. Grader is only equipment visible.

Sourced from Casterton Town Hall (former Shire of Glenelg)Coloured photograph. Roadmaking between two paddocks. Grader in foreground, other roadmaking equipment in background

Four issue sheets used by Q staff for issuing gunnery equipment. Contained in manila folder.gunnery stores

"O Box" = "Operator's Box"Used by the RegimentAluminium control box for the Connection of radio equipment to a wireless set without the need for a wireless harnessZA 46194radio equipment, 'o' box

Port of Portland Authority ArchivesFront: Back- Purple PHT stamp with No.2035, blue biro.port of portland archives

Small black and white photo showing equipment comprising of a large oblong ball on top of column.Handwritten on back in pencil: “Van de Graaff Old Physic Building (Natural Philosophy)”

49 Hogan street Tatura, office of W. S. Murray, engineer, surveyor. Water Trust office, Dr's residence, J. Reilly's residence. Present Museum.Black and white photograph of 6 men and surveying equipment outside 49 Hogan street Tatura.on building - Walter Scott Murraywalter scott murray, water trust, museum

Compiled to mark Golden Jubilee 1912-1962 of the Goulburn Valley Urban Fire Brigades. Gives exposure to all brigades in the area.White with red and gold cover, depicting horse drawn firefighting equipment and member using hose.tatura fire brigade, goulburrban fire brigades

Irrigation.|Cattanach Canal Construction c.1955|Channel reconstruction.Bill Honey, migrated from the U.K. to work on the heavy equipment used in the construction of the Cattanach Canalphotograph, people

Mitcham baby health centre established in Mitcham Memorial Hall. Equipment donated by E.E. Walker.Mitcham baby health centre established in Mitcham Memorial Hall. Equipment donated by E.E. Walker.maternal and child health centres, mitcham baby health centre, mitcham memorial hall, walker, edgar edwardes, australian tesselated tile co. pty ltd