Sepia Photograph of Stabb and Fair Coachbuilders Corner of Main and Wimmera Streets. Row of workmen at front.Sepia Photograph of a weatherboard factory, with a sign on two fronts reading STABB & FAIR COACHBUILDERS WHEELWRIGHTS ETC. A group of workmen standing in the street in the foregroundSTABB & FAIR COACHBUILDERS WHEELWRIGHTS ETC is on two sided sign in the foreground, STAWELL COACH FACTORY is on a sign above the building on the left.stawell industry, coachbuilders, j.h. stabb, stabb & fair

Price list for repairs & New Work used by coach builders in StawellWater stained Purple cover, black faded Print.Master Coachbuilders, Wheelwrights and Farriers' Association of Stawell. In Faded Printstawell industry

Price List fro Repairs & New work for the Master coachbuilders, Wheelwrights and Farriers Association of StawellMaster Coach Builders and Wheelwrights and Farriers Association of Stawell. In Faded Printstawell industry

C. Brown Coachbuilder with buggy out front of shop Lower Main Street Stawell.B/W. Photograph. Showing two men standing in a doorway of a wooden factory. with a two wheel gig, resting on a wooden t stand, in the foregroundLeft to right: Buggies. Gigs, Carts, & c, Built to Order. C Brown Coachbuilder. Repairs Painting and Trimmingstawell industry

Sepia Photograph of Stabb and Fair Coachbuilders Corner of Main and Wimmera Streets. Row of workmen at front. c1890sSepia Photgraph of a weatherbord factory with a Parapere front with advertisment. A row of workmen in the foreground Sign above othe factory reads STABB & FAIR COACH BUILDERS WHEELWRIGHTS ETC.stawell industry, coach bulders, j.h. stabb

Sepia Photograph of Stabb and Fair Coachbuilders Corner of Main and Wimmera Streets. Row of workmen and horse drawn coaches in the street. 1890's. This buisness was started by Mr. Aldred, who came to Stawell in 1874. Mr Stabb had served his apprenticeship in Ballarat with mr Aldred. Some time later Mr Stabb took over.Sepia Photograph of a weatherboard factory with a row of workmen and horse drawn vechicles i the street.Sign above the Factory. STAWELL COACH FACTORY J.H. STABB COACH BUILDER WHEELWRIGHT on both sides of stawell industry, j.h. stabb, coach builder

Gazzard Brothers at one time were proprietors of the George Hotel Livery Stables.gazzard brothers, manufacturing, creswick road, persons, work

Plate 211 Chuck Photo Seriesgazzard brothers, creswick road, building, manufacturing, persons, work, costume

H. Moffatt, blacksmith, opened new brick premises in 1899 on the site of a similar building burnt down the previous year. He continued to operate as a coachbuilder and blacksmith on this site until 1927 when he retired. Since then, the premises have been used for coffin making, a hardware store, furniture store, bathroom supplies among other things. It is now operating as Lola's Restaurant.Black and white photographic print. Dating from the early 1900s, this photograph is of a substantial brick building opened in 1899 by Mr H. Moffatt at 110 Main Street on the site of a similar building which burnt down in 1898. A sign at the front reads: H.MOFFATT COACHBUILDER GENERAL BLACKSMITH. A number of horse-drawn carriages, two and four-wheeled, stand on the footpath, roadway and on the vacant block next door. The road appears to be unmade and is separated from the elevated footpath by barge boards. Advertising signs line the side wall of the building. Four men stand on the road, three wearing the leather apron worn by blacksmiths, one wearing a long white apron as was often worn by shop assistants. Horse droppings, a common sight in those days, can be seen on the roadway. shops bacchus marsh vic., main street bacchus marsh vic., h. moffatt, coachbuilders, general blacksmiths

Two story brick building shingle roof with single story weatherboard continuing along the street. J.H. Stabb coach building factory. A two strory brick building with five windwos on second story and four on the ground floor with a large sliding dor in the middle. to the right of the building is a weatehrbord single story factory with a large sliding door next to another building. The brick building has a shingle roof. The building belong to J.H. Stabb coachbuilders. stawell industry, j.h. stabb, coachbuilders

Dark, black and white photographic reproduction of an earlier photo showing a woman holding a baby and 5 men, all standing in front of a shop. Horse drawn hearse on the right. Sign on shop reads: "Jasper Bros. | Coachbuilders - Blacksmiths | Undertakers - &c | Horses Carefully Shod"On back of photo: "Hearse - horse drawn, owned by Jasper Bros." "Hannah holding Edith, Stephen, ___, ___, Joseph, Samuel" On top right of back: "35" in circle, "27" and "1893"hearse, funerals, blacksmiths, coachbuilders, jasper family

A member of the Gervasoni family worked at Gaultons,Black and white photograph of Fred Gaulton, coachbuilder of Castlemaine.gaulton coachbuilder, fred gaulton, coachbuilder, castlemaine, gervasoni

William Frederick Young outside his coachbuilders shop on the north-east corner of Whitehorse Road and Watts Street, Box Hill. Mr. Young is standing at the paint shop entrance - proud of his handiwork - the Baker's cart for W.T. Field. B&w photoyoung> william frederick, businesses, coachbuilders, bakers, field> w.t.

From a box of photographs in Nancy U'REN's papers used during research for her thesis, The Early Growth and Development of Sandridge (1976) and/or her book with Noel TURNBULL, A History of Port Melbourne (1983). Jack GOULD probably created this from an earlier photograph.Black and white photograph of the premises of A E Wearne & Son, Coachbuilders.a e wearne & son, nancy u'ren nee morris

Group of workmen in front of W & J Heals Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights Upper Main Street located at extreme top of Main Street.Three similar photographs of Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights Coachbuilder and Painter building. stawell business

Murray Comrie Collection. This photograph shows business on the north end of Commercial Road, Tarnagulla. From right: the brick Baptist Church (now private residence), Stafford's Blacksmith Coachbuilders and funeral/undertakers (since demolished), & Norwood's Tarnagulla Hotel. Information collated by Murray Comrie: Stafford's premises were built on land previously occupied by the stables of the George Hotel. The Stafford's building was later taken over and run by Frank McNamee. This photograph is a dark copy created from an older original. Copy probably made by Murray Comrie in the 1970s. Monochrome photograph depicting the north end of Commercial Road, Tarnagulla. A large wagon with team of horses is standing in the road. Three girls are walking down footpath at left side of image.Written on the original: 'Specially produced for Renshaw & Co' and 'Commercial Road (North End) Tarnagulla'. Written on this copy: 'Baptist Church Staffords Blacksmith Coachbuilders and funeral/undertakers, & Norwood's Tarnagulla Hotel'.tarnagulla, commerce, industry, blacksmithing, smithing, coachbuilding, businesses, stafford, norwood, mcnamee, buildings, hotels, churches, commercial road, main street

Hugo Kretzschmar had a blacksmith shop near Newport Station. Black and white wooden framed framed photograph of Hugo Kretzschmar, blacksmith, taken about 1930 outside his premises 'Orange & Kretzschmar Coachbuilders, Blacksmiths and Farriers' in Speight Street Newport. He is standing in front of a two wheeled cart with the wording 'E.M.Ladd Ironmonger and Grocer, Phone Newport ? '(number obscured by wheel). On front of photograph: "Hugo Kretzchmar [sic] about 1930 outside his premises/Coachbuilder & Blacksmith Speight Street Newport/ Donated by Mrs Nell Waye of Williamstown". Handwritten note on back: "In partnership with Mr Orange at Speight Street Newport 1920/30. Then behind 'Ferry Motors' corner Grindlay Street and North Road Newport, opposite Mr Ladd's on corner of North Road and Melbourne Road previously Doig and Hall's grocery and ironmonger opposite Newport Post Office which closed 16 May 1994".grocers, ironmongers

Collection of mixed spanners, 24 individual spanners and one joined set of five spanners. Spanners in various degrees of maintenance. Stored in Pittock Coachbuilder's box, reference 1300.1

Digital copy of a B&W photograph of the premises of W PENTLAND Coachbuilders. The photograph shows several men and boys, a dog, cart and horse and buggy posing outside the building. w pentland, transport - horse

Portrait John Heal Blacksmith. Coachbuilder upper Main Street stawell

Hammill Brand race sulky, manufactured by Wes Hammill, coachbuilder, Kangaroo FlatWes Hammill was a coach-builder in Kangaroo Flat, a suburb of Bendigo.Spotted gum race sulky Hammillsulky, trotting, race sulky, spotted gum, wes hammill

Original Rawleigh's Antiseptic Healing Salve for Man & Beast (noted for family use and for animals); tin and ointment, from 1930s or1940s. Packed and notated from Albert E. Pittock. Stored in Pittock Coachbuilder's box, reference 1300.1. Rawleigh's original 1930s / 1940s Antiseptic Healing Salve for Man & Beast

Handwritten Note - (Bendigo Historical Society?) with the following handwritten (re a drawing/painting/ artwork): Blacksmith shop of S H Stoneman. Coachbuilder Williamson Street Bendigo 1880. Presented by Miss Edith Stoneman. Artist J S Distonorganization, business, bendigo businesses

C. Shirreff Jnr. Coachbuilder business Victoria Street Stawell with a row of coaches outside. Became vacant in 1929stawell

Calendar - The Pleasant Creek News and Stawell Chronicle 1887 Advertisers - W.H. Bindon Grocer, H McGibbony Watchmaker, Michael P. Ahern Law, Stabb & Fair Coachbuilders, E.H. Goodwin Mixed Goods, A. Brown Grocer, C.W. Playford Grocer, J Mayes Bookseller, Town Hall Hotel, J Treloar & Co Grocers, T.Y. Smith & Co Jewellers, Charles A. Akins Books, C. Bryant & Co Brewery, Post Office Hotel, Grieve & Gray Stock & Station Agents, Wayman & Kay Engineers, The P.C. News and Stawell Chronicle, C Shirreff Coachbuilder stawell

Sepia photo, horse drawn Irish Jaunting Car. John (Jnr) and Thomas Barry are sitting back to back in the car. John and Thomas won a medal (3822.5) at the Bendigo Agricultural Show in 1892. Their address was given as Barry Bros., Coachbuilders, Lyttleton Terrace East, Bendigo. Their residential address was Lucan Street.Unknownperson, bendigo, john and thomas barry