Colour photo, 1980, of "disappearing gun" during transportation.
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Wikipedia drawing of a 'disappearing gun'
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South Channel Fort's disappearing gun mount in situ.
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Disappearing gun relocated to Queenscliffe Fort from South Channel Fort 1980
Disappearing gun barrel being transported.
Black & white 1908 photograph of Queenscliffe fishermen's catch on the pier
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