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Plan of the G.P.O. clock and bell machinery
Plan of the clock mechanism in the tower of the General Post Office, King William Street, Adelaide.
Carriage clock presented to Sir Charles Todd
Carriage clock, key and leather on wood travel case with inscription 'Presented to Sir Charles Todd on his 75th birthday by his colleagues of the Conference of Electrical Engineers of the Commonwealth' dated 7 July 1901. Views of the clock and travel case can be seen via the Browse link.
Murray Bridge Town Hall Clock
Murray Bridge Town Hall Clock.
8-day Clock
Photograph of an 8-day clock presented to fire-fighters when they married.
Decorative clock at Bordertown
BORDERTOWN: A decorative clock at a rest room in Apex Park, Woolshed Street, Bordertown.
A clock decorated with carving and a cherub reading
A small clock decorated with carving which includes a cherub sitting reading on the top.
Clock
Clock is a pixel based artwork, created through computer programs on an Acorn Archimedes computer. A fractal generator may have been used, in conjunction with other software and assorted manipulation techniques to create a sequence of images or multiple iterations of the image design. It was included on the same disk as Clock1.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] Photograph of a sketch of the Adelaide Town Hall, King William Street, which is attached to an invitation to the Town Hall Opening Banquet in 1866. (See B 5549/2) The image shows a clock face in the clocktower. On the border of the photograph there is a pencilled inscription dated 2nd May, 1934, by the Chief Librarian, Mr. G. H. Pitt stating that 'Photo from a sketch, there was never a clock in this tower'. This was true at the time. It was not until 1935 that Alderman Lavington Bonython donated the present town hall clock.
'Adelaide's two clock towers'
A view taken from Victoria Square looking north towards the Post Office clock tower. The clock tower on the Adelaide Town Hall is also visible.
Clocks at John Martin's Christmas pageant
Female performers carrying large round clocks march in the John Martin's Christmas pageant in Adelaide. The women have caps on their heads and may represent alarm clocks.
Anlaby
View of the clock set into one of the outbuildings at Anlaby.
Glen Osmond
"Birksgate" - Clock on the first landing.
Town Clock, Port Lincoln
Opening of the Town Clock in Port Lincoln.
Town Clock, Port Lincoln
Opening of the Town Clock in Port Lincoln.
Opening the Town Clock
Opening of the Town Clock, Port Lincoln.
Clock on the G. & R. Wills & Co. building
Sketch featuring customers standing near the clock situated on the G. & R. Wills & Co. building drawn by F. Millward Grey on the occasion of the firm's centenary.
Memorial Clock, Semaphore
Memorial Clock, Semaphore.
A "Suitcase Parade" of women opposed to changes to six o'clock closing
[General description] Group of women who support six o'clock closing hold a protest demanding a referendum prior to changes to hotel hours. They have assembled outside Parliament House / 21 September 1938.
Parliament House
Clock on Legislative Council Building, North Terrace photographed on the day of its removal on August 3, 1939.
General Post Office clock tower
VICTORIA SQUARE: The General Post Office clock tower, Victoria Square, Adelaide; the town hall tower can be seen in the background.
Semaphore clock tower
SEMAPHORE: Gun turret in front of the clock tower at Semaphore.
Clock Tower, London
View of Clock Tower, London.
General Post Office
Photograph of the clock tower of the Adelaide General Post Office as seen from Victoria Square.
'Clock towers' - Victoria Square, Adelaide
A view from Victoria Square of the clock towers on the General Post Office and the Adelaide Town Hall in King William Street.
Queen Elizabeth II at the Floral Clock
Queen Elizabeth accepts a posy from Phoebe Armitage, age 6, after arriving at Brougham Place North Adelaide to start the floral clock on 10 March 1986. The Queen is about to be received by the Deputy Chairman, Jubilee 150 Women's Executive Committee, Mrs I. Morris, and Mr Morris.
Queen Elizabeth II at the Floral Clock
Crowds watch on as Queen Elizabeth views the floral clock in North Adelaide on March 10 1986.
Queen Elizabeth II at the Floral Clock
Crowds watch on as Queen Elizabeth views the floral clock in North Adelaide on 10 March 1986.
Queen Elizabeth II at the Floral Clock
Queen Elizabeth starts the floral clock in North Adelaide on 10 March 1986.
Queen Elizabeth II at the Floral Clock
Queen Elizabeth returns to her limousine after starting the floral clock in North Adelaide on 10 March 1986.
Arts and Crafts : Clock making
[Arn Stinson with one of his clocks based on a design from the fourteenth century which will be on display at the Spring Craft Fair at Wayville.] 7th October 1987.