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Family car
Photocopy of cartoon depicting designers at General Motors (Australia) with the caption "What we need is a family car that doesn't use petrol and has unlicensable horse pow-". The original has been signed by the artist.
Compliments of Melbourne Herald and Q.R. '55
Copy of a cartoon featuring a man with a bag labeled 'cartoons'. Title reads 'Compliments of Melb. Herald & QR '55'.
Weg's day: "Monotonous, isn't it?"
Coloured cartoon with the title 'Weg's Day' depicting two men examining a graph showing G.M.H. sales increasing with the caption "Monotonous, isn't it?". Annotated with 'The Herald, Melbourne, August 27, [19]54'. Signed by the artist.
Weg's weekend: "They weren't on strike that long!"
Coloured cartoon depicting old-fashioned cars driving out of a factory with two passers by looking on. The caption reads "They weren't on strike that long!". Signed by the artist.
Weg's day: "The hours and wages sound OK - now about a car..."
Cartoon depicting a child talking to a G.M.H. employment officer, with the caption "The hours and wages sound OK - now about a car...". Includes a title pane reading 'Weg's Day'. Signed by the artist.
Rigby says: it could happen here, U.S. offer for G.M.H.
Cartoon featuring GMH's Fisherman's Bend factory occupied by American troops, with a banner reading 'GMH (Fisherman's Bend), General Motors (Australia), you are now entering the 51st state', with Australia crossed out and U.S.A pasted over the top. The main caption reads "Remember men - We're only here to protect the Australian People against the brutal oppression of the foreign powers...B.M.C., Volkswagen, Mercedes...". Signed by the artist.
She's the head char-lady at G.M.H!
Ink and watercolour cartoon featuring a well-dressed woman carrying a mop and bucket, complete with porter, with two men exclaiming "She's the head char-lady at G.M.H!". Drawing cut from a larger sheet of works.
No! I can't see any crazy salesman
Photograph of a coloured cartoon depicting a man in medieval dress holding a sword, walking out of a tent calling 'No! I can't see any crazy salesman - we've got a battle to fight'. A man with a machine gun stands to the side of the tent with arms crossed, wearing a smug look on his face.
Rigby on G.M.H sackings
Cartoon featuring recently laid off GMH workers and an American flag flying, with the caption "On top of everything I've got this terrible guilt complex about only making twenty-five million for 'em last year...". 1.9.66 marked on reverse. Signed by the artist. The work is assumed to be on a 'Grafix duo-shade' board, which was used primarily for editorial cartoonists.
Rigby at GMH
Cartoon featuring men working on a car production line with the caption "Faster! Faster!! We can't let our poverty-stricken American shareholders lose a penny!". 'Rigby at GMH' is written at the top. The work is assumed to be on a 'Grafix duo-shade' board, which was used primarily for editorial cartoonists.
I understand GMH are banking with them now
Cartoon depicting men observing employees trying to stop money from flooding out of a bank with the caption "I understand GMH are banking with them now". Signed by the artist.
Institutional advertising
Institutional advertising for HMBB, GM (Australia) and GMH as published in journals, women's magazines, trade journals and supplements, and newspapers.
Photographs of family, barge construction and Holden works
Photograph nd of James Abercrombie (died 1873); barge construction at Milang in early 1920s; Fairweather family members, including several of Stanley Fairweather at various ages; and extensions to the Holden works at Woodville 1925-1927.
City Motors Holden
View of the premises of City Motors Holden, Pulteney Street, with large signs for Dunlop Tyres. To see all the photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1605/9.
City Motors Holden
Blurred view of City Motors Holden. To see all the photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1605/9.
Overturned Chevrolet, New South Wales
Black and white photograph of a 1924 or 1925 Chevrolet automobile sitting on its roof in a creek bed beside a bridge in N.S.W. The railing on the bridge is broken through, and a man is standing on the bridge over the car.
FJ Holden van with caravan
Part of a collection of photographs taken over time of various places and events in South Australia by Stephen Giles, this features an FJ Holden van with an early caravan attached, on show at the Clipsal 500 in Adelaide.
Holden Drover
'Holden Drover the highly versatile 4-wheel drive Drover is powered by a 1.3 litre 4 cylinder engine, coupled to a 5 speed transmission offering ten ratios to accommodate the demands of both hill climbing and highway cruising. The Drover is available in 5 models - the soft top, hard top, hard top high roof, utility and cab chassis. February 13, 1985.'
Holden VK Commodore
Holden VK Commodore.
Holden Jackaroo
Holden Jackaroo.
Holden Camira
Holden Camira.
Holden VK Commodore
Brock/Perkins Holden VK Commodore racing possibly at Bathurst.
Holden Kingswood SL
'HZ Holden Kingswood SL offers a new concept in family motoring. The Radial Tuned Suspension gives the best ride and handling of any car in its class. The steel belted radials (tyres) offer the added bonus of increased fuel economy and tyre life. Externally a new grille, full wheel covers, bumper and wide side rub strips distinguish the Kingswood SL'.
HJ Holden Premier
'HJ Holden Premier couples the GMH Tri-Matic automatic transmission with the 3300 c.c. six cylinder engine as the standard power train. The 4.2 litre and 5.0 litre V8 engines with the Tri-Matic (4.2) and Turbo Hydramatic (5.0) automatic transmissions are available as options.'
Holden Commodore
'GMH has launched new value-package for Commodore' General Motors Holden.
Holden Camira
'Holden's front-drive Camira'.
Production staff at GMOO Frigidaire, GM-H Pagewood plant
Black and white photograph of Production staff, including Foremen and Leading Hands, at the GM-H Pagewood plant at the beginning of GMOO production. Standing at rear, left to right: D.Rapaport (Touch-up, Finishing), W.Taylor (Housekeeping), F.Sams (Plating), G.Findlay (Tooling & Tryout), E.Darke (Assembly), A.Howes (Press Shop), G.Hooke (Maintenance), W.Smith (Sheetmetal Assembly), L.Brown (Assembly), H.Girle (Production Control Supervisor), C.O'Brien (Production Control); front row: R.Wilkinson (Tube Fabrication), N.Hudson (Press Shop), L.Charlier (Tool Room), E.Hogg (Evaporator Assembly), A.Yarrington (Unit Assembly), C.Weller (Production Control).
Supply Department staff at GMOO Frigidaire, GM-H Pagewood plant
Black and white photograph of staff from the Supply Department -Material Handling and Stores, at the GM-H Pagewood plant at the beginning of GMOO production. Standing at rear, left to right: J.Howard (Packer), G.Ball (Assembler), A.Lillibridge (Fork Lift Driver), W.Day (Material Handler), B.Rafferty (Material Handler), T.Spurr (Assembler), M.Young (Stockchaser); middle row: H.Allen (Stockchaser), W.Piggott (Assembler), F.Kelly (Storeman), A.Stevens (Fork Lift Driver), Z.Gorvay (Packer), F.Gibson (Assembler), R.Wade (Material Handler), W.MacKenzie (Storeman), J.Allen (Fork Lift Driver), J.Green (Storeman); front row: W.Bishop (Receiving Clerk), P.MacDonald (Leading Hand-Packer), A.Rigby (Packer), G.Meredith (Material Handling Supervisor), C.Cullen (Foreman Storeman), H.Moore (Storeman).
Inspection Department staff at GMOO Frigidaire, GM-H Pagewood plant
Black and white photograph of staff from the Inspection Department, at the GM-H Pagewood plant at the beginning of GMOO production. Standing at rear, left to right: J.Warr (Supervisor), J.Novak (Inspector), E.Stanley (Inspector), S.Pointon (Inspector), H.Exton (Chemist), S.McCabe (Inspector), C.Bedner (Assistant Chemist), J.Gibson (Inspector); front row: F.Morgan (Inspector), B.Lardelly (Tester), F.A.Switzer (Chief Inspector), R.Paull (Inspector & Safety Officer), G.Bossie (Inspector), B.Bridger (Inspector).
Staff at GMOO Frigidaire, GM-H Pagewood plant
Black and white photograph of staff from Production, Production Engineering and Control, and Supply Department, at the GM-H Pagewood plant at the beginning of GMOO production. Standing at rear, left to right: K.D.Stewart (Material Control), G.Smethan (Timekeeper), M.F.Rule (Material Control), R.G.Delohery (Purchase Agent), G.H.Stark (Material Control), M.A.Gibbs (Purchase Agent), R.Bousefield (Production Engineer), D.Fergusson (Junior), J.G.Wright (Production Engineer); Standing middle row: W.Austen (Time & Motion Analysis), J.Yates (Time Study Engineer), J.E.O'Callaghan (Purchase Supervisor), K.W.Durie (Material Control), G.Batrouney (Material Control), E.Walters (Purchase Agent), R.Smith (Draughtsman), J.Emmerson (Draughtsman), D.Enderby (Draughtsman); front row: Miss H.Whittaker (Secretary-Purchase Supervisor), Miss A.Condon (Secretary-Pagewood Manager), Mrs J.Barratt (Secretary-Materials Supervisor), S.D.St.Clair (Materials Supervisor), L.E.Beck (Production Manager), Miss P.Grey (Secretary-Production Manager), Miss A.Azzopardi (Secretary-Production Engineer), Miss S.Sheppard (Stenographer-Supply).