Photograph of the uniform worn by Geelong Tramway conductors. Note the badge on the collars.Demonstrates how uniforms were to be worn and the style of uniform that was adopted in Geelong. Black and white print on paper.11/6 and GRS710/11/1/16 written on the reverse in pencil. No. 1 in a circle written on the reverse in ink.tramway uniform, geelong tramway uniform, conductor's uniform

The Motorman or Conductor in winter uniform with SEC type number on his hat and a 3-button coat. The change in coat design would suggest that these photographs were taken in the late 1930s or in the 40s when uniforms would have been standardized across the three regional tramways in Victoria.Black and white print on paper.11-3 and GRS710/11/1/3 written on the reverse in pencil. No. 3 in a circle written on the reverse in pen.motorman, conductor, sec uniform c1930, tramway winter uniform c1930

Set of photographs taken together in the park near the tram depot, displaying Geelong tramway uniforms.Black and white photo on paper11/8 (2 in circle) written ink in on reverse. GRS710/11/1/8 written in pencil on reversegeelong tramway uniform, tramways uniform

Set of photographs taken together in the park near the tram depot, displaying Geelong tramway uniforms.Black and white print on paper11/9 and GRS710/11/1/9 written in pencil on reverse. No. 2 in a circle written in ink on reversegeelong tramway uniform, geelong tramway

MESCo Inspector in Winter Uniform.Yields information on winter apparrel for MESCo Tramways staff.Black and white print on paper11-1 written in red pencil on the rear of the photograph.inspector uniform mesco, mesco uniform front and rear view

Inspector in standard uniform demonstrating the style of the uniforms. Note the cap badge.Demonstrates the style of MESCo Inspector Uniforms. Black and white print on paper11/5 and the number 1 in a circle written on reverse in ink. GRS710/11/1/5 written in pencil on the reverse.geelong trams, uniform, inspector, mesco

Photograph shows 23 men standing and sitting in rows facing the camera with the brick wall and barred window of the Brunswick car house (depot) administration building behind. Three men are dressed in suits, ties and hats and the remaining 20 are in full tramway (MTOC or interim Tramway Board) uniform with caps, some wearing the large pins used by conductors. As the MTOC only provided full uniforms to its traffic staff from 1901, the photograph can be dated between 1901 and the early 1920s, when the new Tramways Board (M&MTB) supplied a different uniform and cap. Two of the men in suits are the line manager and revenue clerk. There are many similar staff photos from this era which suggests they were initiated by MTOC. Yields information about Brunswick cable tram employees Black and white photograph glued to paper with note below. Note reads: "Brunswick cabletram Depot" then lists the names and duties of 10 of the 23 men pictured, which includes a line manager, revenue clerk, gripmen, conductors and car washer. brunswick car house (depot), suits and hats, full tramway uniform, line manage, mtoc, m&mtb, line manager, revenue clerk

Photograph shows 12 men standing and sitting in rows facing the camera with a stone wall behind. One man, presumably the depot master, is dressed in a suit, tie and hat. The other 11 are in full tramway (MTOC) uniform with caps, two wearing the large pins used by conductors. As the MTOC only provided full uniforms to its traffic staff from 1901, this photograph can be dated between 1901 and 1916 when MTOC ceased, not 1895. The location was probably the Victoria Bridge car house (depot) in Victoria Street, North Richmond just west of the Yarra River, not a workshop. The usual flat fare for adults was three pennies, pronounced thrippence, not tuppence which was two pennies. There are many similar staff photos from this era which suggests they were initiated by MTOC. Yields information about Brunswick cable tram employees Black and white newsprint photograph with notes below. Appears to be a more recent compilation using the original photograph with added contemporary and sometimes inaccurate text.Notes read: "These are nine gripmen, two conductors and the depot-master in this remarkable old shot" "Melbourne cable trammies in 1895 [sic]. Those were the days when you could take a ride around town for tuppence [sic] - or a penny ha'penny if you were under age. Picture was taken at North Richmond workshops [sic]" full tramway uniform, mtoc, depot master, large pins, victoria bridge car house, thrippence

Senior Traffic Inspector.Black and white print on paper11/4 and No. 2 in a circle written on reverse in pen. GRS710/11/1/4 written on reverse in pencil.senior traffic inspector, tramway uniform, geelong tramway uniforms, mesco

Tram line up at the depot with the same personnel (Item 9234) in formal poses in each photo., They are attired in the MESCo uniform that suggests that the photographs were taken before the State Electricity Commission of Victoria takeover on 1 September, 1930. The ex-Melbourne Meadowbank cars 27 and 29 first ran in Geelong in 1928. Date of the photos would therefore be restricted to 1928-1930 but it is possible that they were taken close to or on the handover date as a final record. See Item 9234 for another set of trams in the view. Trams 23?, 10?, 9, 25 and 1Black and white print on paper.12-11 and No. 1 written on the reverse in ink. GRS710/12/1/11 written on the reverse in pencil.geelong tram depot, geelong tramways tramcars and personnel, mesco tramway uniform

Set of photographs taken of the first women employed on SEC tramways in Geelong: as conductresses in 1942 (Also see items 1958 and 1960). They are standing in front of a Duncan & Fraser tramcar that, perversely, was modified for 'one man' operation about ten years previously. On the tram saloon window behind them, people are being encouraged to lend to the war effort through War Savings Certificates. Note the four button coats.Black and white print on paper.The No. 1 in a circle written on the reverse in ink. GRS710/21/1/5 and 21-5, written in pencil on the reverse.geelong tramway first conductresses, duncan and fraser tramcar, geelong tramway uniform four button jacket

An original piece of SECV Uniform.HighA bottle green, woollen, SECV Uniform Jacket. The jacket is single breasted and fastened with three, metal, State Electricity Commission of Victoria buttons with lettering and shield insignia. The jacket front hemline is curved at the lower edge of both RH and LH fronts. The jacket features a breast pocket, and two hip pockets, the lower openings of each hip pocket being reinforced by a panel of black leather. The sleeves are similarly finished in black leather stripping. There are two internal pockets, and the jacket is fully lined in black cotton cloth. The jacket does not have a makers label.state electricity commission of victoria, tramway uniform, uniform jacket

Bendigo tramways uniform button. 'BT' embossed on front. Reverse: 'Stokes and Sons, Melbourne' stamped on the back.uniforms, basil miller

BHS CollectionA tram conductor in tramway uniform, '9' badge on hat. Mounted in brown card folder. Possibly Basil Miller but not named on portrait.Reg V. Brock, Bendigoperson, individual, basil miller

Photograph of the SEC football team c.1945. 25 men, including one wearing a tramway uniform.Yields information about the SEC Ballarat Football team. Black and white photograph by Lassalle Studios. In ink: 'Tramway Football team. Back row 5th from one end with a hat on is my Dad'.ballarat tramways, tram crews, bill sewell, uniforms, football, sports, sec

An original piece of SEC Tramway Uniform which has since been used by a Tramway volunteer driver.HighA bottle green, woollen tramways Great Coat manufactured by David Klein Pty. Ltd, of 22 Patrick St., South Melbourne (Ph 323771) The coat is trimmed at the lower sleeve edges and pocket edges with black leather strips which are completed with half circles of leather to strengthen the opening of the pockets. Both coat fronts are fully lined, and the back is lined to the waist. The coat is buttoned to the neck with five standard State Electricity Commission of Victoria metal buttons with the shield and lettering embossed and raised on each. There are two additional buttons positioned to the side of the lapels. Three of the buttons are secured on the under side with small, metal split rings. The back of the coat features a waist band, and a lower box pleat for ease of movement. The makers label positioned on the inner lining of the LH front, is labelled "L. MCMAHON S.E.C. B/RAT No 23 - O/N D.I 104083" secv, btm, uniform, great coat

Set of photographs taken together displaying Geelong tramway uniforms in the early SEC era, possibly Motorman in winter coat (as there are no lapel badges).Yields information about the type of uniform worn by tramways personnel in Winter.Black and white print on paperPLATE NUMBER 11/14 hand-written on the reverse of the photograph.tramways, geelong, mesco

Black and white photo of young man dressed in tramways uniform, with ID disk on left breast, ticket punch hanging around neck on leather strap. Possibly Basil Miller but not named on portrait.person, individual, basil miller

BHS CollectionPhoto shows tram and 15 men, 2 shaking hands. 11 men shown wearing tramways uniforms. Cap numbers 1, 60, 57, 15, 27, 35, 43, 19.person, individual, basil miller

BHS CollectionBlack and white photo. Tram displaying signage for 75th. Anniversary, 1890 - 1965, of Bendigo Tramways. Four men to right of tram. Two in tramways uniform. Basil Miller 2nd. From left. "5B" written on back in pencil.basil miller, bendigo tramways, 75th anniversary

Photograph of four people with Dave O'Neil, second from the left in a BTM tramway uniform. See Fares Please! April 2010 for a history of Dave's work with the Museum.Has a close association with Dave O'Neil, the author of a book on Geelong trams.Colour photograph, with a plain back.dave o'neil, btm, drivers

Black and white photo of tram showing Leidhardt as destination, leaving depot, tram no 901. Man in tramway uniform on left of tram. 'LB Manny Collection Photo No 19' on back, '(28)' written in pencil on back of photo.person, individual, basil miller

Black and white photo of tram showing destination as Petersham on front of tram, man in tramways uniform on running board of tram.'LB Manny Collection Photo No. 38' on back, '(32)' written in blue ink on back of photo.person, individual, basil miller

BHS CollectionBlack and white photo of 5 men, 2 in tramways uniform. Basil Miller on extreme right.Second from right is Tommy Griffiths, and second from left is ??? Dennis. (These last two names courtesy of Mrs Eileen Pascoe).person, individual, basil miller

Set of photographs taken of the first women employed on SEC tramways in Geelong; as conductresses in 1942. (See also Item 9260 and 9261). They are standing in front of a Duncan and Fraser tramcar that, perversely, was modified for 'one man' operation about ten years previously. On the tram saloon window behind them, people are being encouraged to lend to the war effort through War Savings Certificates. Note the four button coats.Black and white print on paper.The No. 2 inside a circle and 21-1 printed in ink on the reverse. GSR710/21/1/1 printed on the reverse in pencil.geelong tramways, duncan and fraser tramcar, first geelong female conductresses, tramway four button uniform jacket

BHS CollectionBlack and white photo. Three men standing dressed in tramways uniform. The man in centre dressed in dark uniform, two men on side dressed in short grey dust coats, worn over dark trousers. Man on left holding roll of paper. Part of Basil Miller Collection.Unknownperson, individual, basil miller

Photograph shows the new Traffic Office at Malvern Depot two weeks before its official opoening. At the top of the building in large permanent letters are the words "Prahran and Malvern Tramways Trust Office". Several men in tramways uniforms and suits stand around the front doorway and a small wagon and workman are located at the side of the building. Yields information about beginnings of Prahran and Malvern Tramways Trust Sepia tinted photograph stuck on thick card with note at bottom and on rear.Note at bottom of photograph reads: "Malvern 17.5.10 The Future City" Note on rear in stamp ink reads: "Geo Wall & Co Post Card Experts 131 Chapel Street St Kilda Victoria Aust. Photographed by the 'All-Red' Dominion Manners Photo Co to show the progress and development of this newly developed dominion. Geo Wall & Co Post Card Experts 224 Upper Willis Street, Wellington NZ"traffic office, malvern depot, prahran and malvern tramways trust, tramways uniforms

Photograph shows a crowd of well dressed men and two children standing in a single line in front of a crowded single truck combination car decorated with ribbons, flags and a crest. Most men are in suits while ten are in tramways uniforms. The tram is stationary just outside the car barn while a second tram sits behind within the barn. Yields information about beginnings of Prahran and Malvern Tramways Trust Black and white photograph with notes on photograph and on rear.Note on photograph reads: "First Car Leaving Car Barn 12/4/13, St Kilda City Caulfield Tram" Note on rear in biro reads: "First Car Leaving Car Barn 12/4/13, St Kilda City & Caulfield Tram"opening ceremony, single truck combination car, ribbons, flags and a crest, tramways uniforms

Black and white photo of tramways employees. 5 rows of men, dressed in tramways uniforms with boaters, gentlemen on ends dressed in suits, hats. Written on back in red pencil 1911. Written in black ink' for your memoirs, kind regards, Basil. Stamped in blue ink W.H. Robinson, photographer, Mundy Street, Bendigo.W.H. Robinsonperson, individual, basil miller

Black and White photograph of Basil Miller, Senior Traffic Inspector of Bendigo Tramways, in uniform. Martin Washington written in pencil, bottom right corner. Mounted in cream card.Martin Washingtonperson, individual, basil miller