John "Jack" Horace Jackson was an amateur film maker of the local Sunshine District. He had his own private movie house on the 1st floor of his private house.|Alan Dash (S&DHS Curator) arranged for the reproduction and framing of this imagejohn "jack" horace jackson

John 'Jack' Horace Jackson worked for H.V. McKays Sunshine Harvester Works prior to starting up his own engineering business in Sunshine. He was also a keen photographer and movie maker. These works have recorded remarkable images, both in still and movie format of Sunshine from 1930's to the 1950's. A short biography on of John 'Jack' Horace Jackson has been written.John 'Jack' Horace Jacksonjohn 'jack' horace jackson

John "Jack" Horace Jackson was the owner of an engineering business in Devonshire Rd Sunshine. He was an amateur film maker.|Alan Dash (S&DHS Curator) arranged the reproduction and framing of this imageJ. Jackson Engineer Maker No Daylesfordjohn "jack" horace jackson

John "Jack" Horace Jackson was the owner of an engineering business in Devonshire Rd Sunshine. He was an amateur film maker.|Alan Dash (S&DHS Curator) arranged the reproduction and framing of this imagejohn "jack" horace jackson

John "Jack" Horace Jackson was the owner of an engineering business in Devonshire Rd Sunshine. He was an amateur film maker.|Alan Dash (S&DHS Curator) arranged the reproduction and framing of this imagejohn "jack" horace jackson

All these products were manufactured at the Ordnance Factory Wests Road Maribyrnong. The practice bombs were used instead of live bombs [explosives filled bombs]. They were cheaper and could be used closer to population centres thus saying in transit times and fuel. They are still made today. The flow forming machine uses a former mounted in a lathe chuck then a sheet of metal [usually aluminium or copper] is placed against the former. The forming tool is mover up and as the metal sheet turns the forming tool starts to form the sheet to the shape of the former. This process is quicker than pressing the shapes. Form shapes are usually round to allow rotation in the machine. The flow forming machine show in the picture was manually operated, this would be in the 1970’s and 1980’s when they were making rocket nose cones and similar objects.John 'Jack' Horace Jackson Collection - Australia Defence Industries Photographs - L.A.W. Warhead John 'Jack' Horace Jackson Collection - Australia Defence Industries Photographs - Filter Housing John 'Jack' Horace Jackson Collection - Australia Defence Industries Photographs - Flow forming Machine John 'Jack' Horace Jackson Collection - Australia Defence Industries Photographs - Flow forming Machine John 'Jack' Horace Jackson Collection - Australia Defence Industries Photographs - 5KG PRAC Bomb Fitted To Carrier John 'Jack' Horace Jackson Collection - Australia Defence Industries Photographs - 11.5LB PRAC Bomb Components Parts John 'Jack' Horace Jackson Collection - Australia Defence Industries Photographs - Comparison 11.5LB & 5KG PRAC Bombsjohn "jack" horace jackson

John "Jack" Henry Horace Jackson was a keen photgrapher and movie makerjohn "jack" horace jackson

Photograph of Victorian Movie Makers information magazine cover Photocopy of Victorian Amateur Cine Society Membership card Extract of Victorian Movie Makers November 1941 meeting and agenda material Photocopy of Victorian Movie Makers Magazine June 1961 VACS Silver Anniversary Issue includes a photograph of President Bill Aldus conferring with Mr Willaim Kerr and John Jackson Newspaper Article from the Sunshine Advocate 17 September 1964 An Example for Todays Tennagers detailing JH Jacksons achievements as a teenager Photograph of an Early radio. Two Certificate of secondment dated 18 November 1918 Secondment to and from England 1918 and 1919 for munitions work for John Henry Jackson Returning due to Ill health Photograph relating to early radio track driven mcs Photograph of Various Massey Harris machinery. Photograph of Early stage of railway Trestle Bridge over the Maribyrnong River 1927 to 1928.john 'jack' horace jackson

Jackson family|Suez Canal|1900 - 1930 machinery|1915 - 1919 Great Britain|1920 - 1930 Whippet Car Clubjohn "jack" horace jackson

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Young Sunshine Industry Mr. J. H. Jackson's many pursuitsjohn 'jack' horace jackson

John "Jack" Henry Horace Jackson was a keen photgrapher and movie makerSmall Avo exposure meter in caseThe New Avo Exposure Meter Made in Englandjohn "jack" henry horace jackson, photography

John 'Jack' Horace Jackson was a resident and the owner of local Sunshine engineering company. His hobbies included photograph and movie making. This item was part of the John 'Jack' Horace Jackson Collection and used by John to edit his movie filmsjohn "jack" horace jackson

Typewritten notes J H H Jackson Born 7 March 1887 Dies 26 June 1972 Details in date order|Type Genealogical Chart for J H H Jackson|Newspaper article Footscray Mail 12 May 1960 He is Shooting Citys History|Photocopy of photograph Jack Jackson cast as Policeman|Newspaper article The Advocate Alice Springs 20 September 1959 Movie Maker makes Second Visit|Newspaper article An Example for Todays Teenagers Talent is where you find it With some people it taks a long time to develop with others it manifests itself at and early age|Photograph 18 Clarke Street Sunshine|Photograph J H H Jackson cutting 80th birthday cake|Photograph of invitation to the Gladina Theatrette 9 Withers Street Sunshine to view a Private Screening of Special Films|Newspaper article Sunshine Advocate 15 February 1935 Movie Society on the Move|Newspaper article 25000 pound club opened for Sunshine Elderly Folk|Newspaper article Miniature Hollywood for Sunshine|Newspaper article Young Sunshine Industry Mr J H Jacksons many pursuits|Photograph Islington Street Sunshine|Newspaper article Sunshine Carnival Novelties 15 September 1928 Mr Jacksons Devices|Photograph Radio and Cabinet built by Jack Jackson|Photograph Samples of Model Steam Engines made by Jack Jackson|Newspaper article Daylesfords first Petrol Engine constructed by Mr JH Jackson|Newspaper article The Sunshine Advocate 9 November 1934 Miniature Hollywood for Sunshine|Newspaper article The Advocate of 60 years ago Saturday 27 September 1924 This week in history|Photograph Young Jack|Photograph View from top of Mast towards Moons Paddock|Photograph plaque J Jackson Engineer Maker Daylesford|Photograph Honor for Film Society Founder|Photograph Jackson Lookout|Photograph Birth Place Kidds Gully Daylesford|Newspaper article The Advocate 60 years ago 14 November 1925|Newspaper article 9 April 1936 Entertainment by Local Enterprisejohn "jack" horace jackson

This movie projector was one of two projector plus a quantity of 9.5mm films of the McKay Family in Talmage Street Albion which included serveral films made by J.H. Jackson Sunshine Movie Company in the early 1920's. It is thought the equipment and films were acquired by Norman "Norm" McKay from Jackson. There later held by John until handing to the S.H.S. in 1960 and later handed to the S.H.S. Museum in 1967 by Colin Templeton. Norman "Norm" Morrison McKay was the son of George McKay (Brother of Hugh Victor McKay) and Jessie Josephine McKay Nee Morrison.Projector is in a grey coloured housingG.B. Bell & Howell Model 621 Made In England

This movie projector was one of two projector plus a quantity of 9.5mm films of the McKay Family in Talmage Street Albion which included serveral films made by J.H. Jackson Sunshine Movie Company in the early 1920's. It is thought the equipment and films were acquired by Norman "Norm" McKay from Jackson. There later held by John until handing to the S.H.S. in 1960 and later handed to the S.H.S. Museum in 1967 by Colin Templeton. Norman "Norm" Morrison McKay was the son of George McKay (Brother of Hugh Victor McKay) and Jessie Josephine McKay Nee Morrison.Artdeco styled gold in colour movie projector. Projector is in a grey coloured boxGEM 9.5MM Paterscope Limited

This movie projector was one of two projector plus a quantity of 9.5mm films of the McKay Family in Talmage Street Albion which included serveral films made by J.H. Jackson Sunshine Movie Company in the early 1920's. It is thought the equipment and films were acquired by Norman "Norm" McKay from Jackson. There later held by John until handing to the S.H.S. in 1960 and later handed to the S.H.S. Museum in 1967 by Colin Templeton. Norman "Norm" Morrison McKay was the son of George McKay (Brother of Hugh Victor McKay) and Jessie Josephine McKay Nee Morrison.Projector is in a two toned grey coloured housingG.B. Bell & Howell

This tape recorder plus two movie projectors and a quantity of 9.5mm films of the McKay Family in Talmage Street Albion which included serveral films made by J.H. Jackson Sunshine Movie Company in the early 1920's. It is thought the equipment and films were acquired by Norman "Norm" McKay from Jackson. There later held by John until handing to the S.H.S. in 1960 and later handed to the S.H.S. Museum in 1967 by Colin Templeton. Norman "Norm" Morrison McKay was the son of George McKay (Brother of Hugh Victor McKay) and Jessie Josephine McKay Nee Morrison.Magnetic reeled tape recorder house in a black boxByer 66 MKII Series

This DVD contains a short version of the John "Jack" Horace Jackson Sunshine Films. It was made in September 2008J. H. Jackson Film Short Version 5271.01 - J. H. Jackson Film Sunshine Short Version - Schools.mp4 5271.02 - J. H. Jackson Film Sunshine Short Version - The Cat Came Back.mp4 5271.03 - J. H. Jackson Film Sunshine Short Version - Houses.mp4 5271.04 - J. H. Jackson Film Sunshine Short Version - The Gardens.mp4 5271.05 - J. H. Jackson Film Sunshine Short Version - Churches.mp4 john 'jack' horace jackson

Heldey Taylor was the chief designer at the H.V. McKay factory.|Alan Dash (S&DHS Curator) arranged the reproduction and framing of this image.hedley taylor

John "Jack" Horace Jackson, was a local amateur movie who had his own picture theatre "Gladina" at his Withers Street home. His movies include many of Sunshine's landmarks dating from the early 1930's through to the 1960's.Audio Tape This audio tape has been digitised. This audio tape has been transcribed. No editing of the recording has taken place, except where the speaker(s) can be identified.john "jack" horace jackson

John “Jack” Horace Jackson, the founder of the Sunshine Cinematic Society, was a long‑time Sunshine resident, a Harvester Works employee and owner of his own engineering company, and one of the suburb’s earliest and most important amateur filmmakers. He had his home private picture theatre called The Gladina at his Withers Street house and was the creator of numerous films showing Sunshine landmarks, construction works, and community life.John Jackson was an avid film and radio enthusiast who documented everyday life in Sunshine from the 1930s to the 1960s. 5705 - Sunshine Cinematic Society C1930's Photograph .jpgsunshine cinematic society, john "jack" horace jackson

John "Jack" Henry Horace Jackson, a local owner of an engineering business and amateur radio and film maker lived in this house. The radio mast for his short wave antenna can be seen in one of the photographs. This house has been demolished, and the site is now a car park.clarke street, sunshine, john "jack" horace jackson

John Henry Horace “Jack” Jackson (1887–1972) was an inventive engineer, artist, and filmmaker who lived and worked in Sunshine, Victoria. He is remembered as a “man of vision” whose workshop and creative pursuits left a lasting local legacy.J. H. Jackson City Of Sunshinesunshine, john 'jack' horace jackson

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In 2013, the Sunshine & District Historical Society (S&DHS) held its first exhibition in The Club Club Gallery. The title of the exhibtion was Curator's Choice. Alan Dash was the curatorCoffin Radio C1920 - 1930 Jackson Steam Engines Pre 1916 Botanic Gardens C1920 - 1930|Quarter Mile Rail Trestle Bridge Jackson Donkey Engines J.A. Prestwich Motorcyle with Headley Taylor sitting on itsunshine & district historical society, exhibition

John 'Jack' Jackson was a long time Sunshine resident who worked for some time in the HV McKay Harvester workshop. He was an avid film and radio buff and made many home movies depicting the early life of the Sunshine district. Footage 1950's Parade by J. H. Jacksonjohn 'jack' horace jackson, sunshine, history

John 'Jack' Jackson was a long time Sunshine resident who worked for some time in the HV McKay Harvester workshop. He was an avid film and radio buff and made many home movies depicting the early life of the Sunshine district. Sunshine Historical Society History of Sunshine (Jackson)john 'jack' horace jackson, sunshine, history