Showing 7 items matching "green and yellow livery"
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Melbourne Tram MuseumSlide - W6 tram 977 in The Met livery - set of 3, June 1983
... Set of 3 slides of W6 977 in The Met green and yellow livery at Preston Workshops. ...Set of 3 slides of W6 977 in The Met green and yellow livery at Preston Workshops. ...Set of 3 slides of W6 977 in The Met green and yellow livery at Preston Workshops. This was the first W class tram painted in The Met livery following an O3 overhaul. Yields information about W6 class tram 977 and its repainting in The Met livery following the formation of The Met.Slide - AGFA black/white plastic mount - set of 3niltramcars, w6 class, tram 977, the met, livery -
Melbourne Tram MuseumPostcard - Melbourne Australia, Global Image Australia, c2010
... ...green and yellow livery...Postcard shows 3 classes of Melbourne trams: W class in burgundy City Circle livery, Z1 class in green and yellow livery and D1 class in Yarra Tram livery....Postcard shows 3 classes of Melbourne trams: W class in burgundy City Circle livery, Z1 class in green and yellow livery and D1 class in Yarra Tram livery. ...Postcard shows 3 classes of Melbourne trams: W class in burgundy City Circle livery, Z1 class in green and yellow livery and D1 class in Yarra Tram livery.Yields information about different tram classes in Melbourne. Coloured postcard with title on front and postcard markings on rear.On front: 'Melbourne Australia'; on rear 'Melbourne Trams, Photographed by Jorg Heumuller, Printed in Australia'. w class, burgundy city circle livery, z1 class, green and yellow livery, d1 class, yarra tram livery -
Melbourne Tram MuseumSlide - Z1 24 in The Met livery, June 1983
... Z class tram 24 in The Met green and yellow livery at Preston Workshops. ...Z class tram 24 in The Met green and yellow livery at Preston Workshops. ...Z class tram 24 in The Met green and yellow livery at Preston Workshops. This was the first Z class tram painted in The Met livery. Vicsig.net records it being painted in May 1983.Yields information about Z class 24 and its repainting in The Met livery following the formation of The Met.Slide - AGFA black/white plastic mountniltramcars, the met, livery, z class, tram 24 -
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.Photograph - BENDIGO TRAMS
... Colour photograph: image shows four trams at View Point. Trams livery is green and yellow. On rear: 'Bendigo trams 1972, copy by Malcolm 1989. ...BENDIGO Tramways trams at view point 1972 Colour photograph: image shows four trams at View Point. Trams livery is green and yellow. On rear: 'Bendigo trams 1972, copy by Malcolm 1989. retaken from photo belonging to Vicki' (on attached sticker) . ...Colour photograph: image shows four trams at View Point. Trams livery is green and yellow. On rear: 'Bendigo trams 1972, copy by Malcolm 1989. retaken from photo belonging to Vicki' (on attached sticker) .bendigo, tramways, trams at view point 1972 -
Melbourne Tram MuseumPhotograph - The Met, W7 1018 at Malvern Depot and interior photo - set of 2, c1984
... Photographer unknown, c1984 - vicsig.net records the tram had an 01 overhaul in August 1984 and was repainted to Met Green and yellow. The second photo is an interior showing the interior finish and details of the tram. ...Colour print of The Met, W7 class tram No. 1018 at Malvern Depot - side on view. Has adverts for Wills cigarettes and Phoenix Prudential insurance. In the background is the original Malvern depot office buildings. In the front of the tram is a pile of sand, possibly before drying and used in sandboxes. The tram has The Met logo and "Metropolitan Transit" name on the side. Photographer unknown, c1984 - vicsig.net records the tram had an 01 overhaul in August 1984 and was repainted to Met Green and yellow. The second photo is an interior showing the interior finish and details of the tram.Yields information about tram 1018 following its 01 overhaul and repainting in The Met livery and the interior finish of the tram.Colour print with a plain back - set of 2.tramways, the met, malvern depot, w7 class, tram 1018, interior -
Melbourne Tram MuseumPhotograph - Z1.24 at Preston Workshops, May 1983
... livery, with the standard green and gold colors. The car number is in the original MMTB gold with black shadowing. The tram also had trolley poles installed. On later trams, the logo was enlarged and the yellow...livery, with the standard green and gold colors. The car number is in the original MMTB gold with black shadowing. The tram also had trolley poles installed. On later trams, the logo was enlarged and the yellow ...Photograph shows Z1 No. 24 (with "Special" indicated on the route banner) at Preston Workshops. The tram is in the first version of "The Met" livery, with the standard green and gold colors. The car number is in the original MMTB gold with black shadowing. The tram also had trolley poles installed. On later trams, the logo was enlarged and the yellow stripe lowered to near floor height.Shows a now-withdrawn tram with obsolete equipment (i.e., trolley poles) and livery representing a now-superceded transit agency and the first version of The Met livery. Colour Photograph - Z1.24 at Preston Workshopstrams, tramways, z1 class, metropolitan transit authority, the met, public transport, tram 24, preston workshops -
Melbourne Tram MuseumNewspaper, The Herald, “New trains, trams hope”, 5/10/1971 12:00:00 AM
... Trams tramways New Trams Livery Metropolitan Transport Plan Prototype tramcar 1041 tram 1041 Newspaper clipping titled: “New trains, trams hope” – Herald Tues 5/10/71 Photo and text of new tram Experimental new colours, orange, yellow, green Passengers will board through the front door and leave through the centre exit. ...Newspaper clipping titled: “New trains, trams hope” – Herald Tues 5/10/71 Photo and text of new tram Experimental new colours, orange, yellow, green Passengers will board through the front door and leave through the centre exit. Driver separated from passengers by a low bulkhead and rails, same style as buses. Conductor will be seated at front entrance. Trams will be heated. Acting chairman of Tramways Board, F D Snell said plans for new trams were complete. “Ready to go as soon as we get the money”. Tram fleet of 700 is planned to be replaced by 600 of improved version. About 900 new trams will be needed by 1985 according to Metropolitan Transport Plan. Each new tram is expected to cost about $65,000.trams, tramways, new trams, livery, metropolitan transport plan, prototype tramcar, 1041, tram 1041
