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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.
Bedford truck brochure: 'Bedford KC, 135" wheelbase'
Product brochure on the Bedford KC 135 inch wheelbase forward control models, 3 and 4 tonners. Brochure includes information, images, diagrams, specifications and features. 'Bedford - Built to last by General Motors-Holden's'.
Bedford truck brochure: 'The new British Bedfords'
Product brochure on the new range of 1959 Bedford commercial vehicles, comprising Models C.A. Van 10 cwt., J1-15C 15/18 cwt., J1-30C 30 cwt., J2-2T 2 ton, J2-3T 3 ton, J3-3T 3 ton, J3-4T 4 ton, J5-4T 4 ton, J5-5T 5 ton, J5-6T 6 ton, J5-6T.DS 6 ton, C6L 6 ton, SS & SL 7 ton, and the special order R.L.H.C. S. wheels, R.L.H.C. D. wheels, SB bus, SB chassis, J4A, and SA. Brochure includes illustrations, basic specifications and features. The bodies for the English Bedford were manufactured in Australia by General Motors-Holden's Limited.
Bedford truck leaflet: 'Anouncing the new British Bedford 30 cwt to 6/7 ton'
Product brochure on Bedford Model D1-30 cwt. 119" wheel base, Model D3L-3 ton 143" wheel base, Model D5L-5 ton 167" wheel base, and Model SL 6-7 tonner 165" wheel base. Leaflet contains illustrations, diagrams and information on features. Has the slogan 'Build your Business on British Bedford'. The bodies for the English Bedford were manufactured in Australia by General Motors-Holden's Limited.
'The new, more powerful British Bedford' sales brochure
Product brochure on the new design WS 30 cwt., WHG 40-50 cwt., WLG 40-50 cwt., WTH 3 & 4 ton, and WTL 3 & 4 ton English Bedford trucks, with illustrations, information, features and specifications. The bodies for the English Bedford were manufactured in Australia by General Motors-Holden's Limited.
Anti-Submarine Bomb oven trucks
Bomb casings, believed to be Anti-Submarine Bombs (A. S. B.), built for the Defence Department, hanging on oven trolley trucks.
A.S.B. loaded on truck leaving Plant
Truck loaded with what is believed to be bombs.
Chevrolet 1941 three ton truck
Front/side view of 3 ton truck, with 'Freburgs Brickworks Limited' on side.
Truck in war effort pageant
Posters on a truck reading 'Wanted men machines money - Invest in the War Loan', 'Anti-tank gun, build in South Australia - Our troops urgently need thousands more of these guns'.
Excavator dropping sand into a truck at Semaphore Beach
Excavator dropping sand into a dump truck at Semaphore Beach, looking toward the esplanade from the southern side of the jetty.
Dump truck moving sand at Semaphore Beach
Dump truck moving sand at Semaphore Beach, looking towards Sempahore South.
Tracks from the sand mining trucks and heavy machinery at Semaphore Beach
Tracks from the sand mining trucks and heavy machinery at Semaphore Beach, looking towards Largs Bay and North Haven.
Empty truck travelling along the beach to Largs Bay
Empty truck travelling along the beach to collect sand from Largs Bay.
Dump trucks travelling along the beach at Largs Bay
Dump trucks travelling along the beach at Largs Bay to collect and transport sand.
Dump truck being loaded with sand at Largs Bay
Dump truck being loaded with sand by an excavator at Largs Bay.
Two dump trucks carrying sand towards the Semaphore Jetty
Two dump trucks carrying sand towards the Semaphore Jetty, on their way to Point Malcolm.
Dump trucks travelling under the Semaphore Jetty
Dump trucks travelling under the Semaphore Jetty, on their way to Point Malcolm.
Dump truck travelling along the beach at Largs Bay
Dump truck travelling along the beach at Largs Bay, loaded with sand.
Dump truck travelling under the Semaphore Jetty
Dump truck travelling under the Semaphore Jetty, on its way to collect sand from Largs Bay.
Dump trucks travelling under the Semaphore Jetty
Dump trucks travelling under the Semaphore Jetty to and from Largs Bay where sand is being collected.
Dump truck travelling under the Semaphore Jetty
Dump truck travelling under the Semaphore Jetty, on the way to collect sand from Largs Bay.
Dump truck travelling under the Semaphore Jetty
Dump truck travelling under the Semaphore Jetty, on the way to Point Malcolm.
Empty dump truck travelling along the beach to Largs Bay
Empty dump truck travelling along the beach to Largs Bay, just after it passed under the Semaphore Jetty.
Dump truck about to travel under the Semaphore Jetty
Dump truck about to travel under the Semaphore Jetty, loaded with sand from Largs Bay and headed towards Point Malcolm.
Dump truck travelling along Semaphore Beach towards Point Malcolm
Dump truck travelling along Semaphore Beach towards Point Malcolm, loaded with sand.
Dump truck travelling under the Semaphore Jetty
Dump truck travelling under the Semaphore Jetty, viewed from the side, on the way to Point Malcolm.
Truck being loaded with sand at Point Malcolm, Semaphore Park beach
Truck being loaded with sand at Point Malcolm, Semaphore Park beach.
Truck being loaded with sand at Point Malcolm, Semaphore Park beach
Truck being loaded with sand at Point Malcolm, Semaphore Park beach.
Truck blocking the path at Point Malcolm, Semaphore Park beach
Truck blocking the path at Point Malcolm, Semaphore Park beach.
Concrete pipes on the back of a truck
Truck with three large concrete pipes, and one smaller pipe, strapped to its tray on an Adelaide city street. A construction worker holding a 'vehicles must not stand here' sign stands observing the construction work on the street.