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Glanville Dockyard
Department of Marine and Harbors Transport Section drivers Ken 'Spoggy' Sparrow (left) and Ron Curtin standing next to D.M.H. trucks at Glanville dockyard.
Glanville Dockyard
Department of Marine and Harbors Transport Section driver Ken Millard heads home after work. Behind him are D.M.H. trucks at Glanville dockyard.
Electricity Trust employee with work truck
An unidentified employee of the Electricity Trust of South Australia, standing in front of one of the work vehicles at the Port Adelaide electricity sub-station.
Pink fire truck
Australia's first fully operational pink fire truck, appliance 203, attending an incident near the corner of North Terrace and Gawler Place. The pink Combination Aerial Pumping Appliance (CAPA) was in aid of the Mother's Day Classic event on 8 May 2016.
Pink fire truck
Australia's first fully operational pink fire truck, appliance 203, attending an incident near the corner of North Terrace and Gawler Place. The pink Combination Aerial Pumping Appliance (CAPA) was in aid of the Mother's Day Classic event on 8 May 2016.
Construction of the Adelaide City Bridge
The new Adelaide City Bridge under construction looking north towards St. Peter's Cathedral. A sign for the civil engineers Essery & Cartledge can be seen on the right, and trucks are on the left.
Demolition of Elizabeth House, North Terrace, Adelaide
A Royal Park Salvage excavator loads debris from the site of the newly demolished Elizabeth House on North Terrace, Adelaide, into the back of a dump truck. The west facing wall of Security House, formerly Kelvin House, a inter-war commercial palazzo style building designed by architect, Eric H. McMichael, and built in 1926, acts as a back drop.
Demolition of Elizabeth House, North Terrace, Adelaide
A Royal Park Salvage truck in the foreground as an excavator clears debris from the site of the newly demolished Elizabeth House at number 231 North Terrace, and the adjacent building at number 228 - 230 North Terrace, Adelaide, which housed Radio Adelaide studios on the ground floor.
Demolition of Elizabeth House, North Terrace, Adelaide
A Royal Park Salvage excavator loads debris from the site of the newly demolished Elizabeth House at No. 231 North Terrace, and the adjacent building at No. 228 - 230 North Terrace, Adelaide, into the back of a dump truck. Radio Adelaide studios had been on the ground floor of No.228 - 230 North Terrace, Adelaide. The east facing wall behind the excavator has a sign for Crescent Printery Limited which operated in Austin Street from 1911.
Demolition of Elizabeth House, North Terrace, Adelaide
A Royal Park Salvage excavator loads debris from the site of the newly demolished Elizabeth House at No. 231 North Terrace, and the adjacent building at No. 228 - 230 North Terrace, Adelaide, into the back of a dump truck. Radio Adelaide studios had been on the ground floor of No.228 - 230 North Terrace, Adelaide. The east facing wall behind the excavator has a sign for Crescent Printery Limited which operated in Austin Street from 1911.
Demolition of Elizabeth House, North Terrace, Adelaide
A Royal Park Salvage excavator loads debris from the site of the newly demolished Elizabeth House at No. 231 North Terrace, and the adjacent building at No. 228 - 230 North Terrace, Adelaide, into the back of a dump truck. Radio Adelaide studios had been on the ground floor of No.228 - 230 North Terrace, Adelaide. The east facing wall behind the excavator has a sign for Crescent Printery Limited which operated in Austin Street from 1911.
Demolition of Elizabeth House, North Terrace, Adelaide
A Royal Park Salvage excavator loads debris from the site of the newly demolished Elizabeth House at No. 231 North Terrace, and the adjacent building at No. 228 - 230 North Terrace, Adelaide, into the back of a dump truck. Radio Adelaide studios had been on the ground floor of No.228 - 230 North Terrace, Adelaide. The east facing wall behind the excavator has a sign for Crescent Printery Limited which operated in Austin Street from 1911.
Demolition of Elizabeth House, North Terrace, Adelaide
A Royal Park Salvage excavator loads debris from the site of the newly demolished Elizabeth House at No. 231 North Terrace, and the adjacent building at No. 228 - 230 North Terrace, Adelaide, into the back of a dump truck. Radio Adelaide studios had been on the ground floor of No.228 - 230 North Terrace, Adelaide. The east facing wall behind the excavator has a sign for Crescent Printery Limited which operated in Austin Street from 1911.
Arthur Stanley Frost and Violet Edith Murray, Oakbank
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of Arthur Stanley Frost and Violet Edith Murray sitting on the front bumper bar of Arthur's Dodge truck, Oakbank.
Lightburn Co. Dennis fire truck
'Dennis' fire truck. On back of photograph: 'gadget at front used for easy starting'.
Delivery of the automated equipment
Large 'Yellow Express' truck with a banner 'S.A.'s first fully automatic bread production plant for Oldfield's Bakery' covering the load.
Machinery on Lake Eyre preparing for land-speed record attempt
Black and white photograph of machinery, including an Army wrecker tow truck and a tractor with a front bucket scoop, on Lake Eyre preparing for Donald Campbell's land-speed record attempt of 1963. The tractor was used to construct a temporary causeway which enabled the Bluebird to cross the softer outer edges of the Lake onto the harder centre.
Engineers with Elfin test car for land-speed attempt on Lake Eyre
Black and white photograph of engineers and other members of Donald Campbell's land-speed record attempt support crew on Lake Eyre, with the Elfin racing car used to test the course. One is sitting inside the car, with others standing on the bed of a truck and around the vehicles. Donald Campbell believed to be second right from the Elfin.
S.A. Mines department
SA Mines Department: group of men standing by drilling truck, with Sir Lyell McEwin in the centre. The equipment was being used for a seismic survey in oil search in Northern S.A.
E.T.S.A. crash
A rigger attaches wire rope slings to an overturned Electricity Trust truck prior to returning it to its wheels with the aid of a crane belonging to Diesel Services Ltd.
E.T.S.A. crash
A Electricity Trust truck being returned to its wheels by a crane belonging to Diesel Services Ltd following an accident.
E.T.S.A. crash
A Electricity Trust truck being returned to its wheels by a crane belonging to Diesel Services Ltd following an accident.
E.T.S.A. crash
A rigger attaches wire rope slings to an Electricity Trust truck prior to returning it to its wheels by a crane belonging to Diesel Services Ltd. following an accident. The jib of another mobile crane belonging to the Electricity Trust of South Australia can be seen behind the rigger.
House transportation, Hampstead Road
A house being transported on a truck down Hampstead Road, near Greenaces. It is taking up two lanes, and is the second of two houses being transported.
House transportation, Hampstead Road
A house being transported on a truck down Hampstead Road, near Greenaces. It is taking up two lanes, and has another house behind it.
House transportation, Hampstead Road
Two houses being transported on trucks down Hampstead Road, near Greenaces. They are taking up two lanes, and being escorted by police.
Bedford brochure for advertising material for dealers
Brochure and order form directed at Bedford dealers for Bedford truck advertising material available to be ordered. The bodies for the English Bedford were manufactured in Australia by General Motors-Holden's Limited.
Bedford brochure: 'Owner's know best, read what they say about British Bedford'
Brochure featuring testimonials from the Australian owners of Bedford trucks. The bodies for the English Bedford were manufactured in Australia by General Motors-Holden's Limited.
Bedford brochure: 'What men who know write about British Bedford'
Brochure featuring letters sent to GMH from Australian business owners who used Bedford trucks, buses, utilities [utes] and vans within their business. Written in 'truckmen's language', with photographs. The bodies for the English Bedford were manufactured in Australia by General Motors-Holden's Limited.
Bedford brochure: 'What owners say about the first half-million British Bedfords'
Brochure featuring testimonials from the Australian owners of Bedford trucks, buses, utilities [utes] and vans. The bodies for the English Bedford were manufactured in Australia by General Motors-Holden's Limited.