Photograph shows a rear and side view of Z3 class 175 stationary in Swanston Street just south of Latobe Street with a Tram Recovery Vehicle stationary next to it on the other track. The tram, in grey Yarra Tram livery with destination 'Toorak route 8', has its pantograph touching the 'cut off' insulator on the overhead, which suggests it cannot access electrical power. Another works vehicle is parked in front of the tram and many pedestrians cluster at the intersection prevented from crossing to the other side. Second photo shows a tram 147 with a lowered pantograph under tow with trams 175 and 138 in the background. Yields information about tram isolated on 'cut off' insulator and the towing of trams.Coloured photograph with no note on rear - set of 2swanston street, z3 class 175, latobe street, tram recovery vehicle, grey yarra tram livery, toorak route 8, pantograph, 'cut off' insulator, pedestrians, tram 147, tram 175, tram 138

Instruction - single A4 sheet - "Stud Markings for (A class tram pantograph (yellow)) and (Articulated Tram LRV White)" - not dated, setting out marks for tram stops, cross overs, junctions, compulsory stops and insulator cut offs. Shows a hand drawn plan. Has the early "The Met" logo in the bottom left hand corner.trams, tramways, stud marking, tram driving, crossover, tram stops

This bowl is a classic piece of Australian domestic appliance history, known for its distinctive ceramic body and colors. The Sunshine Porcelain Potteries made many of items including electric jugs, toasters, lamps, bowls & electrical insulators. Many of these bowls were a jug prior to the top section being cut off.A round shaped bowl cream in colour with matted green patten design with ten grooved lines running from top to the base. The bowl is very smooth and has a clear proof glazed to shine.Sticker with number 8 on bottom could possibly be a previously collector's ID mark or sales marker.sunshine pottery