Henry Sutton is a talented world-wide accepted inventor with inventions relating to the telephone, photography, wireless, cars, motorcycles, and bicycles as well as many more inventions. Henry was also one of four brothers that ran the Sutton's Music Store after the death of their Father Richard Sutton. Henry Sutton taught Applied Electricity at the Ballarat School of Mines in 1883 to 1886.Foolscap sized document relating to the patent of the "explosive engine". Read seal on front cover and bound by a blue ribbon.Stamp from International Patent and Trademarks office, Edward Waters and Son. Handwritten Case 2 with circle around it.usa, henry sutton, united states of america, patent, explosive engine, combustion engine, edward waters and son, walter smythe bayton

Henry Sutton is a talented world-wide accepted inventor with inventions relating to the telephone, photography, wireless, cars, motorcycles, and bicycles as well as many more inventions. Henry was also one of four brothers that ran the Sutton's Music Store after the death of their Father Richard Sutton. Henry Sutton taught Applied Electricity at the Ballarat School of Mines in 1883 to 1886.Foolscap sized document relating to the patent of the "speed regulators for explosive engine". Red seal on front cover and bound by a blue ribbon.usa, henry sutton, united states of america, patent, explosive engine, combustion engine, edward waters and son, walter smythe bayton, speed regulators

The tank provides heavy and direct firepower against enemy targets. Its main armament is a 105mm gun which can fire high explosive, armour-piercing, anti-personnel and smoke ammunition. The main gun can engage a pin point target at distances up to 2500m and area targets up to 8000m As with other members of the Leopard family, the gun tank is powered by a V-10 four stroke, supercharged diesel engine developing 610kW. It has a maximum speed of about 62km/h and can "snorkel" through water. These tanks were never used outside Australia and have never been used in combat.Crew 4: Crew Commander, Gunner, Operator, Driver Engine MTU supercharged V-10, (37.4 litres) Fuel Capacity 985 litres Hull Armour 70mm Turret Armour Classified Main Armament L7A3 105mm rifled gun Length 9.54m (with gun in combat position) Width 3.37m Height 2.62m (4.8m with radio aerials) leopard tank

Booklet is an extract from the Victorian Government Gazette No 691, 11th August, 1954.Booklet, grey soft cover, fifty-five pages. On front cover: ' Victoria Mines Act, Regulations Relating to Safety and Health, Operative from 1st September 1954'. Regulations detailed in booklet include preliminary regulations, ventilation, winding and signals, ladders and travelling ways, safety and protection, sanitation and hygiene, explosives, underground locomotives including other tractive equipment, internal combustion engines and electricity in mines. ' Bendigo Historical Society' purple stamp inside front and back covergoldmining, mining, ventilation, winding and signals, ladders and travelling ways, safety and protection, sanitation and hygiene, explosives, underground locomotives including other tractive equipment, internal combustion engines, health and safety, safety regulations

7114: Heatherlie Quarry Sign. 7114.1: Part of Heatherlie Quarry and 2 skips. 7114.2 SHS Members. 7114.3 SHS Members. 7114.4 Old Steam Engine. 7114.5 Remains of Brick Building. 7114.6: Explosive Storage. 7114.7 View of Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.8 View of Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.9: Part of the Railway at Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.10 Part of the Railway at Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.11 Old Workmans House at Heatherlie Quarry.A group of 10 colour photos

7114: Heatherlie Quarry Sign. 7114.1: Part of Heatherlie Quarry and 2 skips. 7114.2 SHS Members. 7114.3 SHS Members. 7114.4 Old Steam Engine. 7114.5 Remains of Brick Building. 7114.6: Explosive Storage. 7114.7 View of Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.8 View of Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.9: Part of the Railway at Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.10 Part of the Railway at Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.11 Old Workmans House at Heatherlie Quarry.A group of 10 colour photos heatherlie quarry

7114: Heatherlie Quarry Sign. 7114.1: Part of Heatherlie Quarry and 2 skips. 7114.2 SHS Members. 7114.3 SHS Members. 7114.4 Old Steam Engine. 7114.5 Remains of Brick Building. 7114.6: Explosive Storage. 7114.7 View of Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.8 View of Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.9: Part of the Railway at Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.10 Part of the Railway at Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.11 Old Workmans House at Heatherlie Quarry.A group of 10 colour photos heatherlie quarry

7114: Heatherlie Quarry Sign. 7114.1: Part of Heatherlie Quarry and 2 skips. 7114.2 SHS Members. 7114.3 SHS Members. 7114.4 Old Steam Engine. 7114.5 Remains of Brick Building. 7114.6: Explosive Storage. 7114.7 View of Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.8 View of Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.9: Part of the Railway at Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.10 Part of the Railway at Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.11 Old Workmans House at Heatherlie Quarry.A group of 10 colour photos heatherlie quarry

7114: Heatherlie Quarry Sign. 7114.1: Part of Heatherlie Quarry and 2 skips. 7114.2 SHS Members. 7114.3 SHS Members. 7114.4 Old Steam Engine. 7114.5 Remains of Brick Building. 7114.6: Explosive Storage. 7114.7 View of Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.8 View of Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.9: Part of the Railway at Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.10 Part of the Railway at Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.11 Old Workmans House at Heatherlie Quarry.A group of 10 colour photos heatherlie quarry

7114: Heatherlie Quarry Sign. 7114.1: Part of Heatherlie Quarry and 2 skips. 7114.2 SHS Members. 7114.3 SHS Members. 7114.4 Old Steam Engine. 7114.5 Remains of Brick Building. 7114.6: Explosive Storage. 7114.7 View of Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.8 View of Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.9: Part of the Railway at Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.10 Part of the Railway at Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.11 Old Workmans House at Heatherlie Quarry.A group of 10 colour photos heatherlie quarry

7114: Heatherlie Quarry Sign. 7114.1: Part of Heatherlie Quarry and 2 skips. 7114.2 SHS Members. 7114.3 SHS Members. 7114.4 Old Steam Engine. 7114.5 Remains of Brick Building. 7114.6: Explosive Storage. 7114.7 View of Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.8 View of Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.9: Part of the Railway at Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.10 Part of the Railway at Heatherlie Quarry. 7114.11 Old Workmans House at Heatherlie Quarry.A group of 10 colour photos heatherlie quarry

business records/correspondenceAbbott Collection: 1885 correspondence between J. H. Abbott and suppliers (all handwritten correspondence, but difficult to decipher): 2403.103A 10 January 1900, 58 invoices - The Australian Explosives & Chemical Coy. Ltd. manufacturers of High Explosives and detonators - gelignite 2403.103B 29 August 1900 - Banks & Company, Importers and warehousemen- watch 2103.103C 12 June 1900 - Barnet Glass & Sons, Kensington, Vic.; Pioneer India Rubber Works of Australia, Kensington. - decorative glass 2403.103D 12 Sept 1900 - Bennie, Teare & Co., Melb. Importers of Materials & Furnishing for Mining & Engineering - steel bars. 2403.103E 30 Jun - 31 Dec 1900, 15 invoices - Bickford, Smith & Co.; Manufacturers, Inventors & Original Patentees of Safety Fuse - coils 2403.103F 21 Nov 1900 - P. Blashki & Sons, Melb.; Importers and Manufacturers - aprons & cases. 2403.103G Jan - Dec 1900, 48 invoices - Briscoe & Co, Melb.; Wholesale Ironmongers, Iron & Machinery Merchants - gelignite 2403.103H Nov 1900 - Caledonian Insurance Company; - insurance reminder of expiry on 11 Dec 1900. 2403.103I 13 Nov 1900 - John Danks & Son., Melb.; Manufacturers of Sheet Lead, Compo. & Tin Pipe - steam cock 2403.103J 27 Oct 1900 - Wm. Geo. Dean, Melb. importers of Paper, hangings - roll of Crocketts Bright Duck 2403.103K 28 Aug - 15 Nov 1900, 3 invoices - M. Donaghy & Sons., Geelong; manufacturers of steam-laid & round ropes - New Zealand rope & manila rope, and hashing 2403.103L 3 Jul - 18 Dec 1900, 14 invoices - C. S. Green & Son. Melb., wholesale ironmongers - various iron fittings. 2403.103M 13 Jul - 10 Dec 1900, 5 invoices - Felton, Grimwade & Co. - Russian Glue, Acid Crates & Jars 2403.103N 3 Jul - 13 Dec 1900, 15 invoices - N. Guthgridge . Ltd. Melb.; Rand Drill & Rackarock - "Globe" Valve Oil. 2403.103O 14 Jul - 18 Dec 1900, 10 invoices - The India Rubber, Gutta Peacha Telegraph Works Co. - Silvertan red tabs. 2403.103P 3 & 27 Aug 1900, 2 invoices - B. Glass, Indiarubber Waterproof & Clothing Manufacturer - pad valves. 2403.103Q 28 Jul 1900, 1 invoice - Jeavons & Allman, Paper Merchants and Importers - parchment, brown paper. 2403.103R 1 Jan - 1 Dec 1900, 15 invoices - J. Kitchen & Sons & Apollo Company, Sterine Candle, Sopa & Soda Crystal Manufacturers & Oil Refiners - boxes Petroleum Candles. 3403.103S 5 Jan - 7 Dec 1900, 14 invoices - McMicking & Co., agents for Curtis & Harvey Limited and Kames Gunpowder Co; sole Makers of "AMBERITE" Patent Smokeless Gunpowder - Curtis & Harvey's Gelignite. 2403.103T 6 Jul - 7 Dec 1900, 7 invoices - Thomas McPherson & Son, Machinery & Iron Merchants - Kayes Oil Feeders. 2403.103U 23 Jul - 26 Nov 1900, 4 invoices - Jaames Miller & Co., Rope, Twine Mats & Matting Manufacturers - Sampson Line & Engine Packing 2403.103V 24 Aug - 15 Nov, 3 invoices - Michaelis, Hallenstein Co., Tanners, Curriers & Leather Merchants, Importers of Grindery - Neatsfoot Oil. 2403.103W 6 Jul - 29 Nov, 14 invoices - Morris and Meeks, Wholesaler Ironmongers & Machinery Merchants - washes & steel nails. 2403.103X 19 Dec 1900, 1 invoice - James Munday, Tanner, Currier & leather Merchant - Manufacturers of Mill Belting, Boot Uppers & Neatsfoot Oil 2403.103Y 28 Jul - 28 Nov 1900, 13 invoices - The National Explosives Co. Ltd., Blasting Gelatine, Gelatine Dynamite, Gelignite, Dynamite, Cordite Detonators 2403.103Z 30 Aug - 9 Nov 1900, 3 invoices - The New Zealand Loan & Mercantile Company Limited - Basils & Harness 2403.103ZA 26 Jul - 26 Nov 1900, 3 invoices - Noyes Bros. - Flasks Quicksilver. 2403.103ZB 16 Jul - 13 dec 1900, 15 invoices - Thomas P. Power, Saddlers, Ironmongers & Manufacturer - stirrups, buckles & Boots. 2403.103ZC 19 Dec 1900, 1 invoice - Perdriau Bros., Manufacturers s and Importers 0f Waterproof Coats, Rugs, leggings, Rubber Boots and Tennis Shoes, Garden Hoser, Steam Hose, Canvas Hose, Special Packings, Sheet Rubber, etc. 2403.103ZD 26 Nov 1900, 1 invoice - Rocke, Tempsit & Co., Wholesale Druggists and General Importers - Corks & Bungs. 2403.103ZE 5 Oct 1900, 1 invoice - W. & F. Rose, Wholesale and export Paint and General Brush Manufacturers - Brooms and Brushes. 2403.103ZF 31 Jan - 31 Dec 1900, 16 invoices - Reid Brothers & Russell, Importers of every description of Mines' and Engineers' Furnishings - Gelignite. 2403.103ZG 7 Nov - 0 Dec 1900, 3 invoices - A. & J. Stewart & Menzies Ltd., Manufacturers of Tubes and Steel Plates - Bulk unions and galvanised plugs. 2403.103ZH 25 Oct - 20 Dec 1900, 3 invoices - Tuck & Co. Ltd. Asbestos & Rubber Manufacturers, Patentees of "Tucks' Genuine" Packing - Coils of Tucks Genuine Pkg. 2403.103ZI 8 Aug - 10 Dec 1900, 8 invoices - Ullathorne, Hartridge & Co. Ltd. - Tingles. French Blacking and Malleable Hob. 2403.103ZJ 6 Jul - 23 Oct 1900, 3 invoices - Wallace Pneumatic Tyre Company - Tubes Fitted. 2403.103ZK 19 Sept 1900, 1 invoice - Wehl Brothers, Importers and Indentors of Tanning, Lubricating & Batching Oils - Oil. 2403.103ZL 5 Jul - 15 Dec, 5 invoices - E. L. Yencken & Co. Pty. Ltd., Oil Clor and Glass Merchants - Silver Plate and Plate Case. 2403.103ZM 27 July - 17 dec, 47 dockets - J. H. Abbott & Co. Edinburgh Tannery.shipments from melbourne & england, invoices for purchases from melbourne based companies