CAST IRON BULLOCK WAGON CHAIN. CONSISTING OF A LARGE HOOK AT EACH END ATTACHED TO ONG SHAFTS JOINED BY SMALLER LINKS.bullock wagon chain, farm equipment, chain

The transparency was taken by Olive Hamilton who was a prominent local figure during the 1940s and 1950s. Olive was also president of the Victorian Amateur Cine Society Ladies Auxiliary. Most notably Olive and her husband William documented the 1954 Royal Visit.The transparency is historically significant as it was taken by Olive HamiltonColour photographic mounted transparency (slide) depicting four people on a bullock wagon. Kodachrome transparency.Written “ Bullock Wagon” stamped “15 & APR 64M”transparency, slide, william, olive, hamilton, wagon, bullock

The transparency was taken by Olive Hamilton who was a prominent local figure during the 1940s and 1950s. Olive was also president of the Victorian Amateur Cine Society Ladies Auxiliary. Most notably Olive and her husband William documented the 1954 Royal Visit.The transparency is historically significant as it was taken by Olive HamiltonColour photographic mounted transparency (slide) depicting bullock wagonWritten “11K 26 NSW A Relic of the Past. Bullock Wagon T.B. M'Ment”transparency, slide, william, olive, hamilton, wagon, bullock

The wagons were used for hauling wood out of the forests or for transporting bales of wool from farms to the city. They were often pulled by a team of up to eight oxen and led by a bullocky.The importance of these large vehicles was huge during the 1800s when they were used to carry large, heavy loads of wood, wool and household goods along mainly unmade roads and tracks. It shows the material used to build them and the skill of the maker in what was a mostly handmade process.Black and white rectangular photograph printed on matte photographic paper. This photograph depicts a large wooden hay wain. It has 4 large spoked wheels rimmed with steel. Leaning against the hay wain are 2 wooden structures used to attach the oxen to the hay wain. Slightly behind the wagon are 3 metal 44 gallon drums. The hay wain is parked beside a corrugated iron shed. In the background, are a few sparse trees.bullock teams, wagon, sawmills, timber industry, wool

The transparency was taken by Olive Hamilton who was a prominent local figure during the 1940s and 1950s. Olive was also president of the Victorian Amateur Cine Society Ladies Auxiliary. Most notably Olive and her husband William documented the 1954 Royal Visit.The transparency is historically significant as it was taken by Olive HamiltonColour photographic mounted transparency (slide) depicting two people on a bullock wagon. Kodachrome transparency.Written “Wagon” stamped “12 & Apr 64M”transparency, slide, william, olive, hamilton, wagon, bullock

Photo of a painting done by an internee, name indecipherable.Colour photograph of a magnificent painting of an Australian scene of 2 bullock wagons laden with bales of wool. 2 gum trees are prominent on the rolling rises.camp 3, templer society, camp artists

Cowton and Bland were brothers in law and began their partnership in 1847 in an import/export business similar to that of Rutledge and Co., although a lot smaller in scale. Later, the partnership acquired other land on the river front in Gipps Street where they had a wharf and bonded stores . The partnership lasted until 1864. Both men had been sea captains.No other photograph is known to exist of the half round store that is shown here Black and white photograph of bullock team with wagon in Bank Streettransport, rail, road, cowton and bland, import, export

The painting is made with oil on board, framed within a wide dark wood frame and covered with glass. The painting is signed: H Hewitt. There is a label on the frame and another label on the back.Signature in bottom right hand corner: H Hewitt. Also on the back:: H Hewitt 1927 Label on frame: H Hewitt 1927, St Mark's Church of England, Birmingham Road Mt Evelyn. Erected 1925, a building brought by bullock wagon from St. John's Lilydale. Same label on back.