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Federation University Historical Collection
Book, Erdmann Gorsmen, Market-Place Research Newsletter No. 15 of the International Geographicl Union Working Group on Market-Place Exchange Systems - Report - Bibliography - List of Participants, 1985, 1985

Robert H.T. Smith was Chancellor of University of Ballarat (later Federation University Australia).Brown soft covered book. robert h.t. smith, geography, exchange systems, marketing
Federation University Historical Collection
Book, Mainzer Geographische Studien

Robert H.T. Smith was Chancellor of University of Ballarat (later Federation University Australia).Fours soft covered beige books. .1) Market Distribution Systems, Heft 10, July 1976. Edited by Erdmann Gormsen .2) Market-Place Exchange, Heft 11, July 1978. Edited by Robert H.T. Smith and Ermann Gormsen .3) Periodic Markets in Different Cultural Realms, Heft 21, 1982. Edited by Erdmann Gormsen .4) Market-Place Exchange, Heft 24, 1982. Edited by Erdmann Gormsen and Robert H.T. Smith. robert h.t. smith, geography, markets, market-place
Australian Gliding Museum
Machine - Glider – Sailplane, Circa 1971

The Vogt LO150 is a sailplane first produced in 1954. Designed in Germany by Alfred Vogt, the LO150 is of wood construction. It has a two piece wing of 15 metre (49 feet) span and a fuselage of monocoque design. The first of the type to be imported into Australia arrived in late 1955. In January 1956 this aircraft type was used to create a world speed record of just under 75 km/h for speed around a 300 km triangle and went on to win the Australian National Gliding Championships. The Museum’s LO150 (VH-GUC) – serial number EB71 was imported from Germany in 1971 by the late Frank Erdmann and an ownership syndicate formed. Following Erdmann it has had a number of owners. Much of its usage was at Bacchus Marsh and Horsham with excusions elsewhere for competition. This Vogt LO150 was last flown on 3 January 1988. Overall, since arriving in Australia, it has flown 315 hours from 273 launches, which is a commendable average performance of over an hour per flight. VH-GUC was donated to the Museum by Warren Mayfield in 2002. Substantial glue deterioration was discovered in one wing and, as a result, a decision has been made not to restore the glider to an airworthy condition. In due course the glider will be repainted and further prepared for display. This exhibit is an example of the Vogt LO150 semi-aerobatic competition sailplane.Single seat competition sailplane of wood construction.Builder's serial number EB71australian gliding, glider, sailplane, vogt, lo-150, erdmann, mayfield, geelong gliding club
Narre Warren and District Family History Group
Certificate - Peter Heinrich Erdmann's naturalisation certificate, 1859

John (Peter) Heinrich Erdman arrived in Port Phillip aboard the Wilhelmsberg on 24 August 1853 aged 26. He was naturalised on 25 November 1859. His naturalisation certificate has the wrong ship entered. Peter married Johanna Karoline Wanke in the Lutheran Church in 1857. Karoline was the daughter of Johann Gottlieb and Helene (Mueller) Wanke. Peter died in Berwick, Victoria on 27 April 1872Certificate is enclosed in a black aluminum frame, therefore only the front is visible.peter h erdmann, wilhelmsberg, naturalisation certificate