On Chairs: Graeme Smout, Ben Ellis, Mark Watkinson, Darren Hicks, Trevor Browning, Tim Hobson. Row 2: Ken Curtis, Mal Scott, Garry Keen, Ron Baars, Dale Prentice. Row 3: Ron Martens, Ian Jarvis, Tom McLean, Anthony Foss. Colour photograph of ambulance command and leadership traineesambulance officers training centre, command and leadership course

Front Row L to R: Tony Balm, Doug Wright, Christine Umbers, Michael Lewis. Back Row L to R: Noel Mirtschin, Lee Klein, Paul O'Toole, Joe Hutchinson, John Morris.Colour photograph of ambulance Command and Leadership traineesambulance officers training centre, command and leadership

Front Row L to R: Barry Nicholls, Daryl Weate, Garry Keen, Paul Holman, Peter Mulholland, Ken Matthews. Centre Row L to R: Barry Sidebottom, Tony Walker, Paul Lodder, Terry Marshall, Jim Ballard, John Templeton. Back Row L to R: Peter Kelly, Fred Hutchins, Ray Earle, Stephen Mulligan, Steven Bramble, Steve Fumberger.Colour photograph of ambulance Command and Leadership traineesambulance officers training centre, command and leadership

Leo Cartwright, Neil Tabrah, Eric Lee, Trevor Niklaus, George Brown, Graham Fitton, Mick Cameron, Peter Crew, Claude Trevisan, Peter Phillips, Nickolas Myles, Mick Hill, Bruuce Vann, Terry Stoker (?), R. Cumming, Trevor Mccosker (SWR), Paul Jansen, Mark Campion.Colour photograph of ambulance command and leadership traineesambulance officers training centre, command and leadership

St John Ambulance Association Triangular Bandagestawell

During WW2 R.H. Baron volunteered as an ambulance driver with the State Emergency Service. Part of the "Robert H. Baron", No. 3596, and Cooper Collections. See Catalogue No. 1981P for details of Baron's service.Blue coloured folded identity card. Cover is blue buckram. Inside details are printed in black type with handwritten additions in black ink. State of Victoria crest printed at top. Inside colour is cream. Printing on front cover in dark blue capital letters.Handwritten details on inside in black ink: 'R. Baron, 50 Pender St. Preston, Auxiliary Ambulance Driver No. 676, Lim, Melbourne, 19th September 1942.' Stamped in purple ink: a signature of issuing authority.robert h. baron, cooper collection, state emergency service, identity card

37th Medical Co. Air Ambulance Crew Chiefbadge/buttons, vietnam, army

supplementary page with photograph gives statistics relating to this stations operation in the period 1963-1964Black and white photograph of brick building with ambulance in yard.mid murray district ambulance service

Mal Campbell is sitting at ConsolBlack and white photograph. Ambulance officer at control consol

Black and White photograph of ambulance officer new recruitsambulance officers training course, new recruits

WW1 Ambulance train (in situ in WW1 wall cabinet)model, ww1, army

DVD. St. John Ambulance ''History Lives'' Photos.st. john's bendigo, ambulance services

Grey hat with checker band and badge at frontAmbulance Service Victoria

The text is a dark tan leather back hardcover book. The book was written by E. MacDowel Cosgrave, MD, and published by the St. John Ambulance Association (London) in 1916. It contains a clean firm interior. The print is clear and readable. Contains a few illustrations - a little dulled at the top closed-edge of pages. Front and back covers have faint shelf wear marks. Good in its appearance considering its age. Some tearing away of pages from the spine but mostly tightly bound. 177 pages. non-fictionA handbook for all who have to do with sickness. It is written in a hope that it may be of assistance to all who have to nurse the sick. The book is arranged according to the Syllabus of the Second (or Nursing) Course of Lectures and to be used as a book of reference.#nursing, homenursing, medical, #stjohnsambulance

Small perspex box with diorama of ambulance, medics, 'ruins' and statue.diorama

Black and white photograph (Print) with mountboard surround, enclosed in a timber frame (painted green) with Perspex glazing. Hanging string attached at back.lonsdale street, ambulance

BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH OF DECORATED VEHICLE IN A BACK TO CLUNES CELEBRATION. AMBULANCElocal history, photography, photographs, events and celebrations, back to clunes

Front Row L to R: Kevin Davis, Graham Allen, Graeme Barrowman (Dec), George Hood, Barry Shadlow, Tom Carron (Instructors), Michael Standing (ACT), Eric Rennie, Don Guy. Middle Row L to R: David Elliot, Ray Nolan, Paul O'Toole, Dale Trevaskis, Pat O'Bryan, Derek Pearson, Keith Simon (ACT), Ken Dean, Roy Limb, Bryn Kendall, Mark Hamer, Robert Boyd. Top Row L to R: Wal Drinkwater, Barry Hall, Gerard Van Hees, Stephen Nangle.Colour photograph of Ambulance Recruit Course, Mayfield Training Centre trainees,ambulance recruit course, mayfield training centre, instructors, act

Blue button up shirt. Rural Ambulance Victoria patches on shouldersrural ambulance victoria

Cream background with red impressed textGeelong & District Ambulance Servicegeelong

Probably the oldest cap in the museums collection.Black fabric cap with white cap band and silver badge at front. Black eye shade.VICTORIAN CIVIL AMBULANCE SERVICE

Cast metal circular badge mounted on chip board (the later not being original to object)VICTORIAN CIVIL AMBULANCE SERVICE

Ambulance Station (Upper Main St) Plaque opened by Mr A.J. McLellan stawell

Black and white photograph of ambulance interior viewed from open back doorsBUILT TO THE ORDER OF THE ANGLO IRANIAN OIL CO. FOR SERVICE IN PERSIAlomax ambulances

Possible trench cave in or industrial accident and patient recoveryLaminated colour photograph.3 ambulance officers in white overalls lowering equipment.

Black and white photograph. Ambulance interior taken through opened back doors. LE-005chrysler

Black and white photograph of nine shirtless soldiers pose by a landrover. A medical amublance can be seen in the background.Ambulance 61, Registration "112 420"photograph, dr gizycki

Most probabaly purchased by Harry Holmes.World War One official war postcard showing a number of ambulances and troops on the battlefield."These are King's soldiers and our conrades who have fought and suffered. The best we can give them is thei due." Such is the feeling of the devoted Red Cross service.world war one, harry holmes, ambulances, red cross, wounded, soldiers, royal army medical corps