In 1969, 3KZ advised that would hand over organising the event to RVIB, and negotiations began with Channel 0 and Radio Australia. In 1970, Carols by Candlelight® was televised for the first time on Channel 0. Channel 9 took over in 1979 and has continued ever since. In 1979, Brian Naylor took over from Philip Gibbs who had hosted since 1952. 37-47 pages, illustrations.royal victorian institute for the blind, carols by candlelight

Photograph - black and white. Comments received with photo: Coliban Race Concrete grand fluming at 12.5 miles main channel; 8 feet wide, 4 foot 6 inches high constructed 1928.place, water, coliban race, john brady collection. coliban race

Black and white small format postcard of a steamer in the Narrows, Rigby Island opposite the steep shoreline of the mainland, Reeve's Channel, Fraser Island and Flannagan Island in distance, Gippsland Lakes, Lakes Entrance Victoria.islands, waterways, topography

Colour photograph of Bass Strait, scrub covered coastal dunes, Hopetoun Channel, and southern portion of Rigby Island. Photo taken from sand dunes on Flannagan Island, near Lakes Entrance, Victoria.islands, waterways, topography

From the Imperial War Museums website (IWM UK): Second World War period transceiver set widely used by US, and Allied, Armed Forces in Italy, N W Europe, and the Pacific. The US Signal Corps developed the SCR-536 early in the Second World War, It was produced from 1942 onwards by the Galvin Manufacturing Co. By 1945 130,000 had been produced. The SCR-536 was an extremely popular set and was colloquially known as a "Handie-Talkie". It consisted of a five-valve, low-power, battery operated, AM (HF) transceiver that was designed for portability and ease of operation. It featured a single channel crystal control between 3.5 and 6Mc/s, and it had an R/T communication range of 1 mile over land and 3 miles over salt water. The set was switched into a receiving mode by extending the telescopic aerial, and to transmit the press-to-talk switch was depressed. The aerial was protected by a connected cover. The set was well-engineered and designed and could be held in one hand, hence "Handie-Talkie" . It was used virtually everywhere in the world, weighed only 2kg, and was proofed against fungi and moisture.The SCR-536 was also modified for use in military gliders under the designation SCR-585.Short range portable transceiver. A large green-painted metal box with perforated small round holes in the shape of hexagons (original perforated round black earpiece and mouthpiece missing). On the back is a long green webbing carrying strap. (not original)Between the earpiece and mouthpiece is a plaque that reads "SIGNAL CORPS US ARMY RADIO RECEIVER AND TRANSMITTER BC-611-C. SERIAL NUMBER: 3017. ORDER NUMBER: 1345-WF-43. MADE BY GALVIN MFG CORPORATION CHICAGO ILLINOIS. On label : FREQUENCY 3996 Kev/ CHANNEL/ BAT. DATE Red square stamp walkie talkie, handie talkie, telecommunication, ww2, world war 2, american, wireless equipment, signal corps, us army, transceiver, bc 611 c

The SV PASSAT under sail in the English ChannelBlack & white photo of the SV PASSATRefer Notes section for detailstall ship (29 sails)

Ruston & Hornsby, later known as Ruston, was an industrial equipment manufacturer in Lincoln, England, the company's history going back to 1840. The company is best known as a manufacturer of narrow and standard gauge diesel locomotives and steam shovels. This photograph records early an early type of excavator used to construct drainage channels in rural Victoria.A black / white photograph / postcard of a man digging in a very large trench, probably a drainage channel, with an earth mover in the background. The machine has the name "RUSTON" on it. In the foreground is a man, dressed in a long dark coat, watching.agricultural-machinery drainage-channels ruston

.1 Black and white photograph of on bicycles. Sign on LHS "Ballarat 3" (miles). Second sign is train crossing sign for private road. .2 Riding on made road with channel dug beside. Farming area..1 "Ilford"; 1746 stamped. Hand written 9 .2 "Ilford"; 1748 stamped. Hand written 10bicycle, cyclist, ballarat junior technical school

Crane lowering excavator in water channel, 2 workers near crane. Crane bears the name of Leech's Mobile cranes. Two men standing between crane and 4 wheel tractor with blade and trench attachments.Kodakorganisation, industry, gas and fuel

When Hewitt introduced his regulating stopcock in 1887, attempts were made to dilute the nitrous oxide with air and so obviate the element of asphyxiation. The method was to be seen in London, mainly in dentistry and minor surgery, so late as 1930. It was not very successful. To give even 10% of oxygen (which is not enough) the gas-mixture must contain 55% of air and 45% of nitrous oxide. The latter is thus so diluted by atmospheric nitrogen as to be incapable of producing anaesthesia except by asphyxiation. "Gas-air" was confined to analgesia, for example in midwifery. (Source: Penn catalogue)Brown leather facemask attached to metal inhaler and stopcock device that has been sectioned to reveal its inner workings. The various exposed channels have been painted either green, red, blue or purple.Engraved into side of stopcock: HEWITT'S / N20-02 / 1895 / G. Kaye sect. 1952. •Stamped into other side of stopcock: [indecipherable] BARTH & CO. / SOLE MAKERS / 54. POLAND STREET LONDON.W.frederic hewitt, stopcock, nitrous oxide, oxygen, gas-air

Special shape bracket,made from 100cm x 50cm x 6mm channel steel 59cm long, bent at 80* in middle and welded crossplate sections. 4 x 25mm holes one arm.

Colour photograph of Reeves Channel of Lake King, Gippsland Lakes. It shows part of both Rigby Island and Fraser Island opposite the steep shoreline of the mainland. Two motor boats on lake. Lakes Entrance Victoriaislands, waterways, topography

Also two other copies 7 x 11Black and white photograph showing eastern end of Rigby Island, Snake Island, and dunes at Lakes Entrance, Victoria. Reeves River below, foreground bushes, Hopetoun Channel in middle distance, Bass Strait in distance.jetties, houses, waterways, topography

Photograph - colour. All photographs are of the Coliban Main Channel. Photo's 1,2,3,4 + 5 = were taken from South Mandurang Road, Spring Road end. Photo's 6,7,8,9,10,11,12 + 13 = were taken top of dirt road section of Springs Road. Photo's 14 + 15 = Taken between Sedgwick and North Harcourt, used to be called 'Prestonvale'. Photo No.14 is called Wirths Tunnel, 633 metres in length. Three more sheets of photo's of the Coliban Main Channel, between Sedgwick and Harcourt North. If more info.Ray Smith and Phil Wilkin - Bendigo Historical Society.place, water, coliban race, coliban main channel.

Excavating for subway at Waranga Basin. Gould Waranga No 2 channel.Small black and white photograph of a man standing in-between a dozer dragging a tournadumper and a ???. Dirt piled up to the right. Trees in the background.waranga basin, gould channel, no 2 channel waranga basin

QUEENSCLIFFE boat channel being dug out c1934-36Boat channel for fishing fleet protectionBlack & white photo of horse drawn sand dredgingReverse - NILcommunity information, boat channel c1934-36

Olive drab metal case. Lunch box size. Contains ear piece on spiral cord and a bakelite morse code key. Lid lists antenna length and frequency channels. Base has switches, dials and battery.radio set an prc, sas

This is a photograph of one of the many stone ruins which can be seen in the Sunbury area and surrounding districts. These ruins are found in varying degrees of structural damage caused by erosion, vegetation growth and vandalism. The bluestone structure was a sheep dip on the 'Karoora Park' property near Jacksons Creek.A coloured photograph of the stone remains of a sheep dip constructed from basalt rock. The ground at the entrance slopes down into a narrow walled channel. The surrounding paddocks are covered with tussocks of grass and there are bare hills in the background. The grass is brown.stone structures, sheep dips, basalt rock, 'karoora park', george evans collection

Second copy 5.5 x 8.5Black and white large format postcard showing moonlight reflections through clouds and across Reeves Channel of Lake King, Gippsland Lakes. Dark form of Rigby Island breaks the reflection on the lake. Lakes Entrance VictoriaMoonlight from Jemmys Point Lakes Entranceislands, boats and boating, waterways

Colour photograph of side casting sand dredge, April Hamer, working in the channel below Kalimna Hill inside the entrance from Bass Strait. Ocean in background, rock groynes of the entrance visible. Lakes Entrance Victoriaislands, waterways, ships and shipping

Black and white photograph showing unidentified vessel in channel. Vessel leaning to one side, rope securing it off to the left. Entrance to ocean obscured behind the vessel that appears to have run aground. Lakes Entrance Victoriaships and shipping, shipwrecks, waterways, ocean, fishing industry

May be 'Lady Jane'Colour photograph of an unidentified scallop fishing boat approaching the entrance channel after crossing the bar. Boat has bags of scallops stacked neatly on deck. Photograph taken from boat following. Lakes Entrance Victoriafishing industry, ships and shipping, waterways, ocean

Black and white photograph showing east end of Rigby Island, sand build up on Snake Island and rock groynes at Lakes Entrance, Victoria. Shrubbery in foreground, rock groynes in Reeves Channel, sand dunes in background.waterways, ocean, jetties, room display

Diggers & Mining. Getting the Gold. Slide: . . . Where the sluices were constructed of boxes . . . (picture shows miners getting a channel ready for the water needed for sluicing. Markings: 60 994.LIF:4. Used as a teaching aid.haniomunteducation, tertiary, goldfields

Channel six Mobile Broadcast Van Stawell Gift Easter 1988stawell sport