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Stacking practice bombs
A woman stacking practice bombs before transit to the explosives filling factory.
Inspecting RAAF practice bombs
Three woman and a man inspecting RAAF practice bombs before removal to the explosives filling factory.
Intervarsity basketball team
Photograph of the [Adelaide University] intervarsity basketball team for 1937, pictured in Adelaide. (From left): A.Rix, J.Tassie, J.Hayter, Helen Ferres, L.Hannan, M.Crook, M.Richardson, J.Young.
Aerial view of Adelaide
Aerial view of Adelaide and surrounding suburbs: North Adelaide is in the foreground with the city and the closer southern suburbs beyond that.
Aerial view of Adelaide
Aerial view of Adelaide, looking south-east, with part of the Torrens River in the foreground, the city's square mile clearly shown and suburbs and Adelaide Hills in the background. April 1968.
Aerial view of Port Adelaide
Aerial view of Port Adelaide looking north up to Pelican Point, with Birkenhead Bridge in the left foreground.
Cargo ship being loaded
View of a large cargo ship being loaded with goods at Port Adelaide.
Henley Beach panorama
Panorama of Henley Beach, looking back along the jetty to the buildings along the foreshore and people on the beach and jetty.
US Army vessel built by Perry Engineering
A 75 foot steel, ocean-going tug under construction by Perry Engineering at their premises at Mile End. The tug was commissioned by the US Army and launched on Monday 19 February 1945 at Outer Harbor.
US Army vessel built by Perry Engineering
The ST 66, a 75 foot steel, ocean-going tug under construction by Perry Engineering at their premises at Mile End. The tug was commissioned by the US Army and launched on Monday 19 February 1945 at Outer Harbor.
US Army vessel built by Perry Engineering
The ST 66, a 75 foot steel, ocean-going tug built by Perry Engineering at their premises at Mile End, pictured with the workmen on its completion. The tug was commissioned by the US Army and launched on Monday 19 February 1945 at Outer Harbor.
US Army vessel built by Perry Engineering
The ST 66, a 75 foot steel, ocean-going tug built by Perry Engineering, being lifted by a crane into the water at Outer Harbor. The tug was commissioned by the US Army and launched on Monday 19 February 1945 at Outer Harbor.
US Army vessel built by Perry Engineering
The ST 66, a 75 foot steel, ocean-going tug built by Perry Engineering, in the water beside the wharf at Outer Harbor after its launch. The tug was commissioned by the US Army and launched on Monday 19 February 1945 at Outer Harbor.
Angaston from the air
Angaston from the air. Visible are details of streets, buildings, dwellings, parks and farmland.
Pump clearing water from a mine
A Pomona pump being used to try to clear water from a shaft at the Bird in Hand mine at Woodside, South Australia.
Forwood Down ironworks, Kilkenny
Interior view of Forwood Down ironworks at Kilkenny showing steel columns being rivetted for the Shell Company building in North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia.
Forwood Down ironworks, Kilkenny
Interior view of Forwood Down ironworks at Kilkenny, where girders are being rivetted, they are possibly for the construction of Shell House, North Terrace, Adelaide.
Forwood Down ironworks, Kilkenny
Interior view of Forwood Down ironworks at Kilkenny showing men drilling rivet holes into girders being supplied for the construction of Shell House, North Terrace, Adelaide; left to right: Joe O'Loughlin; Dick Bushell; Blake Ryan; Albert Stavely; Alf Robins; Bill Pearse.
Forwood Down ironworks, Kilkenny
KILKENNY: Interior view of Forwood Down ironworks at Kilkenny showing men rivetting columns which are being supplied for the construction of Shell House, North Terrace, Adelaide; names of the men not known.
Forwood Down ironworks, Kilkenny
Interior view of Forwood Down ironworks at Kilkenny showing four men working on girders with a Stahl punch and shears; left to right: Jack Anderson; Albert Staveley; Bill Pearse; Alf Robins.
Shell House under construction, Adelaide
Steel framework supplied by Forwood Down & Co. being erected to form the basis of the new Shell House building on North Terrace, Adelaide; an elevated tram point control cabin can be seen on the left of the photograph.
Building site on North Terrace
Building site for the new Shell House building on North Terrace, Adelaide; the steelwork was supplied by Forwood Down & Co. of Kilkenny, South Australia.
Shell House under construction
Overhead view of steelwork supplied by Forwood Down & Co. being erected to form the basis of the new Shell House building on North Terrace, Adelaide.
Shell House under construction
Steel framework supplied by Forwood Down & Co. being erected to form the basis of the new Shell House building on North Terrace, Adelaide.
Shell House under construction
Steel framework supplied by Forwood Down & Co. almost completed for the new Shell House building on North Terrace, Adelaide.
Passengers on first return flight to Perth
Passengers including Mrs Scarfe, E.E. Scarfe and son Elwyn (third, fourth and fifth on left) at Parafield aerodrome for the first return flight Adelaide-Perth.
Interior of SA Farmers' Co-operative Union premises
Interior of the head office of the South Australian Co-operative Farmers' Union featuring a large curved wooden counter. Two men are working behind the counter.
Interior of SA Farmers' Co-operative Union merchandise store
Interior of the South Australian Co-operative Farmers' Union merchandise store. Stock available for sale is visible including veterinary instruments, garden tools, axe handles, hammers and other hardware and motor accessories. The ceiling of the store features intricate plasterwork decoration.
Interior of a wheat shed at Port Adelaide
Stacks of wheat inside a wheat shed at Port Adelaide. Men are loading wheat bags onto a horse-drawn cart from the top of the stacks.
Wheat stack
Wheat stack at an unidentified location. A banner with the letters SAFU is attached to the front of the stack and a man is standing near it. Sheds are visible behind the stack.