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Concrete pipes on a truck at Kilkenny factory
Stack of eleven concrete pipes on the tray of a truck at Kilkenny concrete factory. The tray has the words 'Butterfield Carrier Contractor Torrensville' painted on it.
New design Bedford trucks sales brochure
Product brochure on the 'Complete range of new design British Bedfords 30 cwt, 2-2 1/2 ton and 3-4 ton models', with images, information, features and specifications on the WS 30 cwt truck, WHG 2-2 1/2 ton truck, WLG 2-2 1/2 ton truck, WHG 2-2 1/2 ton tipper truck, WTH 3-4 ton tipper truck, and the WTL 3-4 ton truck. The bodies for the English Bedford were manufactured in Australia by General Motors-Holden's Limited.
Row of trucks and men at a quarry or plant
Photograph of a row of trucks taken outside near mounds of dirt or sand. The drivers stand next to their trucks for the photo. A little boy in a toy car sits at the front of the row. The truck at the front is labelled G.R.C. Bide phone F 2316. The label on the back of the truck is partially obscured. It possibly reads No. 8 Royston Park Sand Washing Plant.
Bedford E series trucks
Two black and white photographs of 1968 Bedford 'E' series trucks, one a KCC model. Includes new and old codes.
A T. Model Truck
A T. Model Truck used for carting water during construction of the Peter Pan dam. According to a researcher this is not a Ford truck but could be a Graham Brothers truck built by Dodge Brothers.
Family photographs : Trucks
Nineteenth of 35 photographs in an album. I.D. Nancarrow, contractor, Koolunga. Truck with a jack Axle broken on back of truck. Ye old waggon wheel to the rescue (fitting to the rear of the truck).
A wholesalers' truck at Mount Gambier
A truck, identified as 'Wholesalers Mt. Gambier' parked on the side of the road; the body of the truck carries pictures of 'Kream Brand corn flour' and 'Dandy gloss starch' which were 'manufactured by Maize Products Proprietary Limited, Victoria'. Truck is a British Bedford delivery van c. 1934.
Loading a vehicle onto the back of a truck
One of a series of 38 photographs taken during a trip along the Birdsville Track in 1939, this image shows an enclosed vehicle belonging to the Methodist Inland Mission being driven onto the tray of H.E. Ding's truck, using a bank as a loading ramp. The activity is being watched by a number of men. The mission vehicle is being loaded onto the Mail truck for a river crossing at Birdsville. George Williams on left, his father Harry is on the truck bonnet.
Truck in the outback
One of a series of 38 photographs taken during a trip along the Birdsville Track in 1939, this image shows a heavily loaded truck stopped along a track in the Far North, with a number of men on and beside it. The truck is the Birdsville Mail truck typically negotiating a damp Birdsville Track, with help from some of the passengers.
H. E. Ding's truck on the Birdsville Track
One of a series of 38 photographs taken during a trip along the Birdsville Track in 1939, this image is of five men and another person on or near a loaded truck, identified as belonging to H.E. Ding of Yunta. The truck is stuck in sand, a wooden pole between the dual wheels for traction. Two poles were standard equipment and carried on the truck under the tray.
Garbage trucks used by the City of Prospect
Garbage trucks used by the City of Prospect. Lettering on the doors of the trucks reads - J.F. Way and Son, 17 Clifford St., Prospect and on the one with the tipped tray, Geo. S. Smith, 47 Victoria St., Prospect. This image has been printed on a folded card with text printed on back - 'City of Prospect garbage trucks, Prospect, South Australia. Circa 1938. Cards produced as an intiative of the Friends of the Prospect Library with the co-operation of the Prospect Local History Collection.' [The original photo is possibly held in that collection.] Date stamped [by Messenger Press] 25 March, 1997.
Bedford 1974 series MJR 4x4 truck specifications sheet
Information sheet for the 1974 Series Bedford MJR 4x4 truck, comprising dimensions/chassis weights charts and specifications. The bodies for the English Bedford were manufactured in Australia by General Motors-Holden's Limited.
Bedford 1974 series MFR 4x4 truck specifications sheet
Information sheet for the 1974 Series Bedford MFR 4x4 truck, comprising dimensions/chassis weights charts and specifications. The bodies for the English Bedford were manufactured in Australia by General Motors-Holden's Limited.
Motor Truck, Cleve
Commer motor truck belonging to Mr. Miller.
Hudson Breakdown Truck
A Hudson breakdown truck from R.H.Mitchell's garage at Woodville retrieving a Chevrolet truck.
Hudson Breakdown Truck
A Hudson breakdown truck from R. H. Mitchell's garage at Woodville retrieving a Maple Leaf truck.
Hudson Breakdown Truck
A Hudson breakdown truck from R.H.Mitchell's garage at Woodville retrieving on overturned truck in the Adelaide Hills.
Hudson Breakdown Truck
A Hudson breakdown truck from R.H.Mitchell's garage at Woodville retrieving an overturned truck in the Adelaide Hills.
"Ford" One-Ton Truck
First genuine "Ford " one-ton truck in S.A. Arrived June 1918. The body was built by Duncan & Fraser Ltd.
Birdsville Mail Truck
The Birdsville Mail truck loading at Marree for its fortnightly trip.
Market gardener's truck
SUMMERTOWN: Mr. Harold Gore, the first market gardener at Summertown, photographed driving his truck near the East End fruit and vegetable market in Adelaide.
1941 Diamond truck
NAIRNE: A 1941 Diamond T truck used by J.S. Watts, Brickmakers, Elizabeth Moulton, nee Watts standing at the door.
Early make Ford truck
GENERAL: An early make Ford one ton truck. According to a researcher, although this Model TT truck dates from 1918 to about 1923, it is fitted with earlier looking kerosene side lights. The brass-rimmed and brass-topped lamps were used in 1915.
The Cummins Butter Factory truck
The Cummins Butter Factory truck on a pick up run in Tumby Bay. Jim Lord is leaning against the truck and his daughters Patricia and Lena Joyce are sitting at the driver's seat. An Amscol tarpaulin is in the background.
Loaded truck
A heavily loaded truck, parked at an unidentified location. The truck belongs to 'Allied Freighters - interstate haulage contractors'.
Colin White's first truck
Colin White's '1930 GMC [truck] near shed at White Family home at Bradbury about 1946 or 1947'. The inscription on another copy of the print notes that this was 'my first truck bought for 160 pounds, 1946'.
Truck owned by a carrier
A carrier's truck which has been converted to operate on rails by Forwood Down ironworks of Kilkenny. This is a Ford Model TT truck chassis which appears to be a ca.1923/24 model, but not as late as the last of the T and TT which were built in 1927. (information provided by researcher).
Mount Gambier fire truck
The Mount Gambier Emergency Fire Service truck parked outside a building. Truck is a World War Two Chev Blitz.
A Stevens & Boucaut truck
A truck [registration number 132-384] belonging to Stevens & Boucaut, Shipping and Customs Agents, Port Adelaide, with a load covered by a tarpaulin on the back; the driver is believed to be Glen. It is a 1934 Ford truck, probably a 4 cylinder model as although the V8 was available at this time as well, it does not have the V8 symbol on the grille. (information provided by researcher).
Truck and trailer
A truck with attached trailer, parked in front of a row of billboards promiting Viceroy tea, Theatre Royal and silk gloves. Six identical objects are loaded on the truck and trailer.