Upper Esplanade. St Kilda black and white photograph, unmountedHandwritten on back Melbourne - Suburbs - St Kilda. A view of Upper Esplandade. St Kilda by the Sea p67 �Stamped National Library of Australia Canberra

Used to hold the ticket records or trip journals of a conductor. Stamped initially for use by the Esplanade (St Kilda - Acland St. cable tram depot), no. 83 and "Cable Tramway". Also has number 83, letter "K". Possibly made when the MMTB introduced paper tickets onto the cable trams or could be earlier. See item 8349 and 8353 for other examples. Cover has "nicks" in the top and bottom edges where rubber bands would have been used to retain the paper journal. On the inside has remnants of paper sheets that have been glued in such as tram stop lists for Kew Depot.Demonstrates a cable tram era leather journal cover used tor record trips and tickets sold.Journal or ticket record wallet, consisting of two very heavy and hard pieces of brown coloured leather joined by a sewn (light brown cotton) lighter piece of leather to form a foldable wallet. The outside covers have been polished.tramways, cable trams, tickets, conductors, outfits, st kilda, esplandade, kew depot

Set of 10 photos by Hugh Ballment, unless noted, of VR and MMTB trams: HBM070 - MMTB, W2 379, 9/03/1959, Coldblo Road Malvern Depot, Portable substation in street, see also slide HMB068 HBM071 - VR, No 53, mid 1950s, Barkly Street north of Carlisle Street, Note the road works. The building behind has since been substantially modified. HBM072 - VR, No 53, mid 1950s, Middle Brighton, (Damaged - salvaged from the end of the film) HBM073 - VR, No 3, mid 1950s, Elwood Depot, No 3 visible in back yard along with the substation. HBM074 - MMTB, W2 439, on Route 27, 1960s, Flinders Street flyover, with viaduct in the background. Has White Crow dash panel adverts. HBM075 - MMTB, SW6 923, RAAF recruitment tram, on Route 7, 1950s, St Kilda Road south of Toorak Road, Temporary trackwork. Note the two former Austerity buses being used by the Per-way Division including No 23. A W2 class tram is also visible in the photo. HBM076 - MMTB, SW6 928, may have been just after conversion to a single headlight in the early 1950s, departing Preston Workshops, on Route 9 at the corner of St Georges Road and Miller Street, W5 826 in Miller Street is running to East Preston on Route 9A, Ahead of that is a W2 class tram about to climb the "Hump". HBM077 - MMTB 1950s, St Kilda Road south of Toorak Road, Temporary trackwork, shows that nature of the work and temporary track arrangements with overhead lighting. One former Mutition and two former Austerity buses are being used by the Per-Way division including No 23. HBM078 - MMTB, W3 658 and 665, 1950s, St Georges Road, at Miller Street. No 658 appears to have recently been repainted into the new livery while 665 is in original livery. Both running route 10 services. HBM079 - MMTB, W2 604, 1950s, running Route 5, Princes Bridge at Batman Avenue. Night photo with decorations set up for an event, eg: Moomba or a Royal Visit. Yields information about Melbourne tram operations, with 1950s or 1960s photos of Melbourne tramways.Kodachrome cardboard mounts, with notes - set of 10tramways, tram 379, tram 53, barkly st, vr, st kilda brighton tramway, tram 3, flinders st, tram 439, tram 923, st kilda road, track work, st georges road, miller st, tram 658, tram 665, tram 604, preston workshops, trams, malvern depot, elwood depot, princes bridge, batman ave, w2 class, route 5, w3 class, route 9a, tram 826, w5 class, coldblo road, vr class, sw6 class, raaf, route 7, permanent way, temporary track, track reconstruction, route 10, route 9, tram 928, route 27, austerity buses, esplandade, brighton, st kilda, substation

Photograph of W2 249 painted in silver and blue for the silver Jubilee of Luna Park 1938. Tram has the destination of Moreland, route 15. The photo is taken at the intersection Fitzroy St and The Esplanade. There is a compulsory tram stop sign on the left side of the photo. Photo also in item 4601, TAP73. This view has not been cropped. Photo by either Peter Duckett or Ray Pearson. The tram is now owned by the Sydney Tramway Museum and was painted a burgundy colour to promote a heritage tram line in Canberra in 2001. See item 5602. Demonstrates a specially painted tram for a Luna Park event.Black and white photograph on Kodak Velox paper.trams, tramways, w2 class, tram 249, luna park, the esplandade