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Crystal Brook Company truck and trailer
GENERAL: Crystal Brook Company truck and trailer loading wool. The bales of wool are marked 'DTN' and 'UNO' signifying that the load came from Uno Station, which was owned by the Duttons of Anlaby.


A burnt out truck
GENERAL: A burnt out "International" truck, with a car on top of it, after a bush fire in the Gawler Ranges.


Farm workers and children on a 'Brockway' truck
ARCOONA STATION: Farm workers and two children on a "Brockway" truck owned by Mr McEwin.


Overturned truck loaded with wool
GENERAL: Overturned truck with load of wool bales, near Wilcannia.


Harry Badenock and his delivery truck
ISLINGTON: A view of Harry Badenock, in his delivery truck in 1928.


Lorry and truck on a farm near Burra
BURRA : Lorry and truck driven by Albert Stanley Laver on a farm near Burra with men as passengers.


Grocer Keith Hogben's delivery truck
WILLASTON: Grocer Keith Hogben's delivery truck, a 1934 "Diamond T". Carl Eggars and Alex Campbell (right) can be seen standing along side. Groceries were delivered as far as Kadina and Arthurton on the Yorke Peninsula.


Convoy of gun trucks at Woodside
WOODSIDE: Convoy of gun trucks travelling along Riverview Road, Woodside.


Ex-army 4 wheel drive Blitz truck on Dent's property near Coonalpyn
COONALPYN: An ex-army 4 wheel drive Blitz truck, on Dent's property.


Early make truck carrying cargo at Coomandook
COOMANDOOK: Early make truck carrying cargo.


Truck carting timber at Angorichina
An old truck being used to cart timber to build the fowl runs at Angorichina Hostel.


Veteran truck parked at Alice Springs
ALICE SPRINGS: A veteran truck parked at Alice Springs.


Five ton trucks for carrying gypsum
MARION BAY: Five ton trucks used by the Victor Electric Plaster Mills for transporting gypsum by rail at Marion Bay, South Australia.


Truck transporting a large boiler
GENERAL: Truck transporting a large boiler made by Millers Co. Pty. Ltd, of Melbourne and Bendigo, location unknown.


Family photographs : Truck
First of 35 photographs in an album. Home after a day at Fishermans Bay, Ralph Raymond, driver, Mum, Loris, Cliff Raymond, Molly, Ivan and Lennie. Possible either a 1925 Chevrolet or Ford truck.


Family photographs : Truck
Third of 35 photographs in an album. Len Muller doing his round. T. Ford C. Cab truck.


Family photographs : Trucks
Eighteenth of 35 photographs in an album. I.D. Nancarrow, contractor, Koolunga. Truck with a jack liting the front wheel.


Loaded truck
Truck with no cabin, loaded with boxes, bales and bundles.


Truck loaded with drums
A large truck, owned by H.E. Ding of Yunta, loaded with 44 gallon drums.


Two trucks
Two early model trucks, both carrying loads, parked outside a building. Two men are sitting beside them.


Stock truck
An early model truck, with a load of sheep on the back, and two men standing in front.


Truck on a sandy track
An early model truck loaded with bags and boxes, parked on a sandy road. The driver is standing beside the vehicle.


Truck being unloaded
A large group of Papuan men clustered around a new truck which is being floated ashore on a barge.


New truck
Papuan children chasing a new truck being driven near the Dogura Mission.


Amscol ice cream truck
A forward-control Atkinson refrigerated truck, bearing the Amscol ice cream logo.


Amscol milk truck
A forward-control Volvo refrigerated milk tanker and trailer, bearing the Amscol ice cream logo. The truck is parked in front of the Amscol premises in Carrington Street, Adelaide.


Old trucks at Tailem Bend
A line-up of old lorries and trucks forming part of the historical display at Old Tailem Town, Tailem Bend.


Old trucks at Tailem Bend
A line-up of old lorries and trucks forming part of the historical display at Old Tailem Town, Tailem Bend.


Border gate truck stop
Border Gate truck stop on the South Australian - New South Wales border From the 1870s to 1986 there was a hotel on the site.


Kenworth truck, Eyre Highway
Kenworth B-triple truck heading for Perth on the Eyre Highway.