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Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Uniform - Skirt

Navy skirthostess, stewardess, flight attendant
Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Accessory - Belt

Red belthostess, stewardess, flight attendant
Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Uniform - Skirt and shirt, Adele Weiss, 1981-1990

hostess, flight attendant, stewardess, adele weiss
Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Uniform - Coat, 1970s

Trenchcoat belonging to the uniform designed by Irish-born Noeleen King based in Melbourne and used between 1972-1978Typical colour and design from the 1970s, this uniform demonstrates the collaboration with fashionable Melbourne-based designer Noeleen King.Long orange trenchcoat with gold belt bucklenoeleen king, stewardess, hostess, flight attendant
Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Uniform - Dress, 1972-1977

This dress was part of the 1972 - 1977 uniform period. It was designed by Irish-born Noeleen King, based in 45 Flinders Lane, Melbourne. The dress could be worn with the cropped jacket, long winter black coat or long raincoat.Typical colour and design from the 1970s, this uniform demonstrates the collaboration with fashionable Melbourne-based designer Noeleen King.Sleeveless orange dress with black belt, neck and shoulders detail.Noeleen Kingnoeleen king, hostess, stewardess, flight attendant, orange, 1972-1977
Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Uniform - Jacket, 1970s

This jacket was part of the 1972 - 1977 uniform period. It was designed by Irish-born Noeleen King, based in 45 Flinders Lane, Melbourne. The jacket could be worn with the orange dress.Typical colour and design from the 1970s, this uniform demonstrates the collaboration with fashionable Melbourne-based designer Noeleen King.Orange cropped long sleeves jacket with black neck, black buttons.Noeleen Kingnoeleen king, stewardess, hostess, flight attendant, orange
Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Uniform - Dress and jacket, 1972 - 1977

This uniform was designed by Irish-born Noeleen King, based in 45 Flinders Lane, Melbourne, for the 1972 - 1977 period. Typical colour and design from the 1970s, this uniform demonstrates the collaboration with fashionable Melbourne-based designer Noeleen King.noeleen king, hostess, stewardess, flight attendant, orange, dress, jacket
Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Uniform - Coat, Between 1972 - 1977

This coat was part of the 1972 - 1977 uniform designed by Irish-born Melbourne based Noeleen King. It was worn with the orange dress and orange hat made by Nyvek Headwear. Typical colour and design from the 1970s, this uniform demonstrates the collaboration with fashionable Melbourne-based designer Noeleen King.Long black coat with large gold buttons and orange stripe on sleeves.noeleen king, stewardess, hostess, flight attendant
Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Uniform - Blouse

Short sleeved cream shirt with orange stripes pattern.hostess, stewardess, flight attendant, sportscraft
Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Uniform - Skirt, Sportscraft

This skirt was art of the uniform made by SportscraftOrange skirt with beltsportscraft, uniform, flight attendant, hostess
Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Accessory - Scarf, Sportscraft

Creamy scarf with orange stripeshostess, stewardess, flight attendant, sportscraft, uniform, scarf
Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Uniform - Blouse and skirt

hostess, stewardess, flight attendant, sportscraft
Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Uniform - Dress

hostess, stewardess, flight attendant
Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Uniform - Dress, 1981-1990

hostess, stewardess, flight attendant, adele weiss
Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Uniform - Dress, 1980-1990

Short sleeves knee-length white dress with light blue, yellow, red and navy stripes detail on the left side and neckhostess, flight attendant, stewardess, ansett
Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Uniform - Jacket, c. 1940

Brown jacket with 4 front pockets and golden buttons hostess, stewardess, flight attendant, ansett
Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Headwear - Hat, Fedora

Black felt wide brimmed hat with grey satin ribbon.flight attendant, hostess, fedora, stewardess
Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Journal - Journal, Monthly, Panorama, The Journal of Ansett Airlines of Australia, Vol.23, No 5, June 1981, 1981

In 1981, Ansett Australia introduced a new look for their uniforms. The designer was Adele Weiss, wife of Peter Weiss.The journal and the uniforms displayed at the museum, demonstrate the collaboration between Ansett and two Australian fashion designers.Colour printed journal with illustrations1981, uniform, stewardess, hostess, flight attendant, adele weiss
Ballarat Tramway Museum
Ephemera - Blind Person's Pass, State Electricity Commission of Victoria (SECV), 1950s

Issued to Blind People as a travel concession for tramways in the Provincial cities of Geelong, Ballarat and Bendigo.Demonstrates the method that the SECV used to enable free or low cost travel for Blind people with an attendant.Yellow cloth backed paper ticket with white front, printed in black ink - titled "Blind Person's Pass". Has number "372" stamped on. Form number "TYE 2-221" in top left hand corner. Has space for the name of the Bearer, Branch to be written, conditions of use, and space for manager to sign with date .../.../195...." At base of ticket has "910/43". .2 - No. 375 .3 - No. 382sec tramways, ballarat, blind persons, tickets, provincial cities
Harcourt Valley Heritage & Tourist Centre
Book, Harcourt Speaks, 2009

'Harcourt Speaks' represents the collaboration of a group of local orchardists, farmers, growers and local community who worked together to gather photos and stories of strength, cohesion and innovation around the impact of relentless drought and changing climatic conditions. This was a drought assistance project supported by the Mount Alexander Shire Council and the Victorian Government Dept of Community Planning and Development.Project Facilitator was Phillippa Gregory and Photography Community Development was provided by Deanna Neville.Provides a cross-section of the working adults of a rural community as they faced the grim reality of extended drought with attendant restrictions on the use of irrigation water and the consequent near disastrous impact on horticulture in this famed horticultural valley. Each photo has a brief story attached. The captions tell how this community responded by acceptance and innovation, using words like "we adapted' 'we were innovative' 'new directions chosen' 'resilience' 'optimistic'.This project is significant in that it depicts a community that, faced with real adversity, was not weakly submissive, nor crushed, but made the best of it.It has significance as an example of a creative response to a prolonged negative situationSixteen page, spiral bound, A4 'landscape'book with coloured title page, with 31 coloured photographs.Harcourt Speaks