Newspaper cutting of Stawell Fire Brigade which obtained a first three seconds and a third at Fire Brigades Demonstration at Ararat 1922. Photo shows five men and hose reel.stawell

ALBUM. Stawell Fire Brigade 1885Fifty-three portraitsstawell

Stawell Fire Brigade Siren Towerstawell

Hampton Tobias - Stawell Fire Brigadestawell

The Warrnambool Fire Brigade was formed in 1863 with the first fire engine house in Liebig Street. Since then the brigade has been situated in Raglan Parade, Timor Street and today is in Mortlake Road. Fire Brigade demonstrations were a feature of rural Fire Brigades, particularly in the 19th century. At these demonstrations firemen from all over the state were involved in competition using hose reels, pumps and ladders etc. A torch light procession was always part of the demonstration. The state Fire Brigade Demonstration was held in Warrnambool in March 1929. One hundred and nineteen teams entered the Champion Fours and there were ninety one entrants in the one man ladder competition which was won by a fireman from Carrum who was carried shoulder high around the oval. This badge has considerable significance as it is our only memento of the Fire Brigade demonstration held in Warrnambool in 1929. A gold coloured metal badge featuring a profile of a fireman's helmet at the top, a horizontal bar, ornate capital Letters; C F B painted ( the letter F is missing some paint ) in the centre and a dark blue scroll with text at the base. There is a small hook and a small hollow cylinder on the reverse. The clip is missing.1929 DEMONSTRATION WARRNAMBOOL country fire brigade, country fire brigade demonstration, warrnambool

Ernest W (Bon) Barrie – fire service record MELTON BUSH FIRE BRIGADE Established 1935 MELTON BUSH FIRE BRIGADE Registered Class F Certificate No 425 1944 MELTON RURAL FIRE BRIGADE Country Fire Authority 1944 - 1987 Service Record Member 1939 1st Lieutenant 1942 2nd Lieutenant 1943 - 1950 Apparatus Officer 1945 - 1954 Captain 1951 - 1966 Group Communications Officer Mount Cotterill Fire Brigades Group 1967 - 1983 Country Fire Authority Rural Services Award 1963 Fireman E.W. Barrie 20 years Long Service Badge. Queen’s Good Conduct and Long Service Medal 1979 Melton Fire Brigade 2013 Memorial Wall Plaque for 44 years of Service Receipt received from E.W Barrieemergency services

A. Oliver & A. Pickering Stawell Fire Brigade 1930stawell

Stawell Fire Brigade Bell (“The Lady of Stawell”)stawell

Mazzuchelli – Stephen Joseph (Stawell Fire Brigade)Herbert's Studio, Stawellstawell

Stawell Fire Brigade back of station building.stawell

3rd Light Horse Brigade camp at Tripoli 1918Digital copy of black and white photograph"3rd bgde camp, Tripoli"charles marshall, world war 1

Fire Brigade Training Track – North Park - 2015Colour Photograph of bitumen track used for fire fighting training. Looking weststawell

Fire Brigade Training Track – North Park - 2015Colour Photograph of bitumen track used for fire fighting training. Looking weststawell

Fire Brigade Training Track – North Park - 2015Colour Photograph of bitumen track used for fire fighting training. Looking weststawell

Fire Brigade Training Track – North Park - 2015Colour Photograph of bitumen track used for fire fighting training. Looking weststawell

3rd Light Horse Brigade machine gun squadron limberDigital copy of black and white photographcharles marshall, world war 1

Group portrait of members Stawell Fire Brigade at Centenary 1973stawell

Stawell Fire Brigade Bell (“The Lady of Stawell”) hanging in frame.stawell

Fundraiser event held by the Melton Fire Brigade Ladies AuxiliaryInvitation for the event held at Melton Mechanic's Hallemergency services

Brief research shows "The Sixer" was the official organ of the 6th Inf Brigade.Single sheet of paper. Folded makes four pages. Printing is in black ink. The pages are not numbered, There is one photo. There is advertising, mainly from the Mornington area. Most of the articles are humorous anecdotes.There are some additions on top R.H.S. of rear page, written in ink.ww2, army

Group portrait of Ladies Committee Stawell Fire Brigade at Centenary 1973stawell

Stawell Fire Brigade Bell (“The Lady of Stawell”) hanging in frame and with housingstawell

Sepia photograph of a group of six young men in uniform two standing at back, three seated, one seated on floor."Don't know identities of these taken about 1887. Linton Fire Brigade" / "Mrs E Monti 56-58 Rea St, Shepparton 3630".linton fire brigade, fire fighters

Fire Brigade Group in Uniform - Capt Raymond John Maddocks extreme leftstawell

Stawell Fire Brigade Centenary 1973 official dinner Town Hall Stawellstawell

Mazzuchelli – Stephen Joseph (Stawell Fire Brigade) older with Captains emblem on sleeve.stawell

Two Portraits - John Maddocks c1898 In Stawell Volunteer Fire Brigade Uniformstawell

Black and white photograph containing 6 members of the Maldon Fire Brigade Running Team Back Row: Paull Lahn, Bruce McGregor, Jack Shearer, Roy Baxter (Barney) Front Row: John Hughes, Eddie Williams (Chisel)maldon fire brigade running team

Loaned by Fire Brigade. Tatura Fire Brigade Band 1933.|Back: A.Whelpdale; G.Cothbertson; A.Davies; Chapman; L.Seabourne; A.Cross; Norton.|Second Back: Dixon; J.Whelpdale; E.Mitchell; W.Day; W.Mortimer; J.Peat.|Second Front: M.Pritchard; W.Reddie; J.Harford; C.Hunter; P.DePagney'|Front: L.Brooks; E.Lockwood.| Missing: F.Pritchard.

The battle for Amiens,situated at Picardy, France, began on the 8th August,1918. This was the opening offensive of the "100 DAY Offensive " that ultimately led to the end of WW1. Consisting of four infantry battalions - the 33rd, 34th, 35th and 36th Battalions - the 9th Brigade was formed in 1916 and attached to the 3rd Division.Amiens was one of the first major battles involving armoured warfare and marked the end of trench warfare on the Western Front.Rectangular shaped glass covered photo frame showing the 9th Australian Brigade charging.Saving Amiens. A Brilliant Bayonet Charge by the 9th Australian Brigade.world war 1,photo, saving amiens, lara r.s.l. 9th australian brigade.