Showing 4 items matching "distance conversion"
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Moorabbin Air MuseumBook - Airfield directories, AOPA Airfield Directory 1995
... ...Distance conversion...Airfield directories Airfield listing Australian coverage WAC series Non directional beacon listing Distance conversion Liquid conversion Airfield directory information Listings/details of all Australian airfields/airports, circa 1995 AOPA Airfield Directory 1995 Book Airfield directories ...Listings/details of all Australian airfields/airports, circa 1995non-fictionListings/details of all Australian airfields/airports, circa 1995airfield listing, australian coverage wac series, non directional beacon listing, distance conversion, liquid conversion, airfield directory information -
Bendigo Military MuseumEquipment - MAP MEASURER/OPISMETER, DEPOSE
... conversion details in black text on white background. Each face is covered with a convex glass lens. On the opposite end to the handle is a small wheel with milled edge. As it turns, the hand on the front dial turns to measure distance...conversion details in black text on white background. Each face is covered with a convex glass lens. On the opposite end to the handle is a small wheel with milled edge. As it turns, the hand on the front dial turns to measure distance ...Vintage opisometer used for measuring distances on maps. Part of the Kevin John Herdman, No. 397661, Collection. See Catalogue No. 5942P for details of his service record..1) Circular chromed metal instrument with handle. Calibrated dial with black markings and hand on a white background. Reverse face has unit conversion details in black text on white background. Each face is covered with a convex glass lens. On the opposite end to the handle is a small wheel with milled edge. As it turns, the hand on the front dial turns to measure distance. .2) Rigid plastic rectangular storage case in two parts. Base is yellow, top is clear..1) Printed on front dial: 'INCHES, MADE IN FRANCE'. Printed on back dial: 'Unit conversion details'. Stamped on metal near wheel: 'DEPOSE, H(logo)B'. .2) Stamped on clear cover: 'CURVIMETRE, MAP MEASURER, H(logo)B, MADE IN FRANCE'.map, map measure, equipment, opisometer, kevin john herdman -
Melbourne Tram MuseumPhotograph - Replacing cable tracks with electric tracks, 1926-27
... distance but is not named. It may be High Street, St Kilda or Bridge Road, Richmond in 1926 or 1927 respectively. Being a copy of a newspaper photograph, clarity is poor. Yields information about the conversion ...This photograph shows the work of excavating cable tram tracks and tunnels in preparation for the installation of an electric tramway. The track in the centre of the roadway is fenced off, one track is still intact while the other has been completely removed. Workmen are shown on the tracks while replacement buses, and motor and horse drawn vehicles travel along the sides of the roadway. The road is lined with shops and commercial premises into the distance but is not named. It may be High Street, St Kilda or Bridge Road, Richmond in 1926 or 1927 respectively. Being a copy of a newspaper photograph, clarity is poor. Yields information about the conversion of cable trams to electric trams Black and white photograph glued to cardboard with no note. excavating cable tram tracks, electric tramway, replacement buses, high street st kilda, bridge road richmond, 1926, 1927 -
Melbourne Tram MuseumPhotograph, Melbourne & Metropolitan Tramways Board (MMTB), "St Kilda Road & Carlisle St", c1920
... distance. On the left hand side are two workmen looking at the camera standing by a freshly excavated hole. Similar excavations can be seen along the gutter on the east side of the road. These are possibly for the new tramway overhead poles as part of the cable tram conversion...distance. On the left hand side are two workmen looking at the camera standing by a freshly excavated hole. Similar excavations can be seen along the gutter on the east side of the road. These are possibly for the new tramway overhead poles as part of the cable tram conversion ...Photograph looking south along St Kilda Road from near Commercial Road with several cable trams in the far distance. On the left hand side are two workmen looking at the camera standing by a freshly excavated hole. Similar excavations can be seen along the gutter on the east side of the road. These are possibly for the new tramway overhead poles as part of the cable tram conversion project? Shows the rocks, known as "dragon teeth," around the plantation corners.Yields information about St Kilda Road, early 1920s.Black and white photograph mounted onto a recycled board. Second copy of the St Kilda Road photo held which has pencil notes on the rear.mmtb, cable trams, st kilda road, conversion
