The elephants pictured here were from Perry Brothers Circus Zoo, and came over on the ferry, Narrabeen, somewhere between 1928 and 1932. Before the Phillip Island San Remo bridge was built, there was only one way to get the circus to town, and that was on the ferry. Part of a collection of 'Rose & Valentine' series of Post Cards. Copied by John Jansson 1984B&W postcard. On board the Ferry "Narrabeen" showing passengers beside an unusual cargo of elephants, bound for Cowes.Queer cargoes for Coweslocal history, photography, photographs, postcards, ferries, shipping, - transport, black & white postcard copy, cowes, phillip island, narrabeen, elephants

Paper issue of the DCN (Daily Cargo News)non-fictiondaily cargo news, shipping, trade, transports, logistics, daily commercial news, lloyd's list, australia, maritime industry, supply chain industry, dcn

This item was donated by Pte Stanley William Exon (3791206) who was a National Serviceman with the Royal Australian Army Service Corps. He served in Vietnam with 2 Transport Platoon RAASC from April 1968 to January 1969.A coloured photograph in a black/brown frame with an off white matt. Photograph depicts Sikorsky Sky Crane lifting a MK V 5 ton cargo truck Vung Tau South Vietnam 1968Sikorsky Sky Crane lifting MK V 5 ton Cargo Truck Vung Tau South Vietnam 1968pte stanley william exon, 3791206, australian national serviceman, royal australian army service corps, 2 transport platoon, sikorsky skycrane, mk 5, cargo truck, vung tau, south vietnam, photograph

This item was donated by Pte Stanley William Exon (3791206) who was a National Serviceman with the Royal Australian Army Service Corps. He served in Vietnam with 2 Transport Platoon RAASC from April 1968 to January 1969.A coloured photograph in a black/brown frame with a white matt. There is a convoy of eight MK V International Cargo Trucks. The first truck has the number plate (ARN) 171 596 on it as well as the number 24 on the drivers door. At the front of there truck in white is the number 33 and on a yellow circle the number 12 in black. There are several soldiers on top of some of these vehicles. The foreground is either dirt or sand. At the bottom of the frame there is a plaque which reads "Convoy of MK V International Cargo Trucks Loading/Royal Australian Regiment at Vung Tau for Transport to Nui Dat Vietnam 1968"Convoy of MK V International Cargo Trucks Loading/Royal Australian Regiment at Vung Tau for Transport to Nui Dat Vietnam 1968pte stanley william exon, 3791206, australian national serviceman, royal australian army service corps, 2 transport platoon, convoy, international cargo trucks, mkv international, australian soldiers, photograhp

This item was donated by Pte Stanley William Exon (3791206) who was a National Serviceman with the Royal Australian Army Service Corps. He served in Vietnam with 2 Transport Platoon RAASC from April 1968 to January 1969.A coloured photograph in a black/brown frame with white matt. The photograph depicts a 105mm Howitzer Artillary gun being towed by a MK 5 International truck. Then number on the number plate (ARN) is 171 623. There are three soldiers near the Howitzer. At the bottom of the frame there is a plaque which reads "105mm Howitzer Artillary Gun towed from Firebase By MKV International Cargo Truck Vietnam 1968"105mm Howitzer Artillary Gun towed from Firebase By MKV International Cargo Truck Vietnam 1968.pte stanley william exon, 3791206, australian national serviceman, royal australian army service corps, 2 transport platoon, 105mm howitzer, international cargo trucks, mk 5, australian soldiers, photograph

A scaled model of M8A1 Cargo Carrier and a 155mm Field Gun. The cargo carrier is towing the field gun. About to drop the gun and stores. One crew man in attendance. These models are on a sandy coloured plinth.US Army white starm8a1 cargo carrier, 155mm field gun, model

B/W photo of an electric crane unloading cargo onto landing barge from HMAS Sydney first trip June 1965photograph, hmas sydney

Hercules transport aircraft air-dropping a cargo.Color photograph of Australian Hercules transport aircraft with air drop in progress.No marking or inscriptions on the picture. Aircraft tail was marked with Black Horse rampant and numbers underneath of A97-010hercules aircraft, air drop of cargo over bush area.

This item was donated by Pte Stanley William Exon (3791206) who was a National Serviceman with the Royal Australian Army Service Corps. He served in Vietnam with 2 Transport Platoon RAASC from April 1968 to January 1969.A coloured photograph in a black/brown frame with a cream matt. The photograph depicts a MK V International truck which is bogged. There are lots of items on the back of the truck. On the door of the truck there is a black kangaroo. At the front of the truck written on yellow is the number 112 There is a plaque on the bottom of the frame which reads "Bogged MK V International Cargo Truck At Fire Base Coral Vietnam 1968"pte stanley william exon, 3791206, royal australian army service corps, 2 transport platoon, photograph, mkv international, cargo truck, australian national serviceman

non-fictiondonation, queenscliff maritime museum

non-fictiondonation

Port of Portland CollectionModel of a ship. Hull is painted in black (above water line) and burgundy (below water line). Ship has three masts, a smoke stack (black with red stripes) and a white super structure with portholes. Supported on brass stands. Housed in a timber and glass case. Label in case.Front: T.S.M.V. Clan MacDougall Length BP 475', Breadth 64'-6", Depth 41½. Built by the Greenock Dockyard Co. Ltd. for Clanline Steamers Ltd., London.port of portland collection

Page one to five plus two attachments of the Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Instructions (Aust). there are several punch holes down the left hand side and the pages are held together with a staple in the top left hand corner. This is stored in a plastic bag.electrical and mechanical engineering instructions, trucks cargo, trucks dump, international 5 ton truck

Instructions for operations and maintenance of the full tracked armored personnel carrier M113A1 by operator and crew. there are three punch holes on the left hand side as well as two staples with sins of rust near them.united states - armed forces - service manuals, m113 apc, mortar 81 mm

A cream coloured manula with TM -9-2320-247-20 on the top right hand side. At the bottom on the manual there is an American Army Logo. Also Headquarters, Department of the Army November 1968. In the centre of the manual there is a description of the item that the manual is for.united states - armed forces - service manuals, carrier cargo tracked 6 tom m548

A gree plastic manual with gold writing on the front. Also the Australian Army Insignia on the cover. The word "Restricted" in top of the page. There are two screws holding the manual together and a punch hole above these.australia - armed forces - service manuals, handbook, international truck cargo f1

Manual is being held in a blue foolscap size folder. On the front of the cover reads P 1766. Electricial & Mechanical Engineering Instructions, June 2 Sept 71truck cargo - manuals, international truck cargo f1

A user booklet from the Australian Army australia - armed forces - service manuals, booklet