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Colin White on motor bike
Family album of the Hursthouse Family
The album contains photographs relating primarily to the life of John Wilson Hursthouse (1913-1945) including family camping holidays to the South-East, Yorke Peninsula and Eyre Peninsula between 1925-1930; schooling at Queen's School, North Adelaide, and Roseworthy Agricultural College, Boy Scouts, Army training at Kapunda Military camp, shearing at Middle Camp near Cowell and Elbow Hill (1934-1936); wheat harvesting at Gum Park, Yongala 1937; and training as an RAAF pilot at Parafield Aerodrome. The album includes a family portrait of John (Jack) with his parents Calvert Fearon Hursthouse and Lilian Ethel (nee Preshaw), and his siblings Helen Mary and Harold Richmond (Dick). Another photograph includes his son David as a child.
A motorcycle crash victim in Modbury Hospital is visited by Bent and Buckled Bikers Brigade members (from left) Lynne Rigby, Alf Miers, Sharyn Klompenhouwer, Daryl and Vanessa Jonathan, and John Klompenhouwer. 6th July 1988.
Goodwill General Manager Graeme Andermahr and Motorcycle Riders' Association President Peter Mount discuss arrangements for Saturday's Share the Warmth collection. 25th May 1988.
Collection of photographs taken around Adelaide by Theo Bachmann
Collection of glass plates negatives, acetate negatives and photographic prints taken around Adelaide by Theo Bachmann ca.1915-1950. The quarter plate negatives were originally housed in labelled sleeves with an index, featuring the Bachmann and Plunket families, as well as more general scenes. The original envelope number is shown in square brackets after the description of each image, and can be cross-referenced to the index (see B 71826/656). Photos 502-503 and 581-601 are prints only, and photos 515-518, 544-561, and 576-580 are acetate negatives. No negatives with envelopes 525 [no.294] or 536 [no.499]; nos. 564- 565 are half plate stereo negatives; 567-571 are half plate negatives; 572-575 are full plate glass negatives.
John Edmonds on his motor bike
John Edmonds on his first motor bike, a 1920 J.A.P. (late 'Bitsa'). He is pictured in front of a farm shed.
John Edmonds on his motor bike
John Edmonds on his second motor bike, a 1926 A.J.S. He is pictured on his farm at Wudinna.
Display of motor cycles at the Mount Gambier showground
A display of BSA motor cycles at the Mount Gambier showgrounds, under a sign indicating they are sold by J.G. Collins & Son.
Motor Show
Photograph of three boys on a stationary motor bike at the Motor Show held on 27th August 1955.
'Victory Day. June 10th, 1946 - The Leaders - Traffic Outfit'
A motorbike (motorcycle) and sidecar preceeding the Police Greys in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946.
'Passing Out Parade - The W.A.A.C.S.' - Adelaide
W.A.A.C.S. marching in the 'passing out' parade of the First South Australian Trainee Battalion. Women in military uniform are marching up King William Road towards North Terrace followed by a tram, motorcycle and cars.
Walter Noack on his motorbike
Walter Noack standing on his motorcycle.
South Australian Motor Cycle Club
South Australian Motor Cycle Club Easter Carnival held at Kadina. A.C. Orr riding a 8 h.p.Harley with a woman passenger in the side car finished fourth in the 100 mile race.
South Australian Motor Cycle Club
South Australian Motor Cycle Club Easter Carnival held at Kadina. C.W.A. Korner, holder of the Adelaide to Melbourne motor cycle and side car record, riding a Harley, who did the fastest lap. He was travelling 60 miles an hour (96.5 kph) when this photo was taken.
South Australian Motor Cycle Club
South Australian Motor Cycle Club Easter Carnival held at Kadina. L.L. Brooks riding an A.J.S., winner of the eight and 100 mile races.
South Australian Motor Cycle Club
South Australian Motor Cycle Club Easter Carnival held at Kadina. B.T. Carroll riding an Elliott-Villiers, who came second in the 100 mile (161 km) event.
Motor-cycle for limbless men
A man seated in a motor-cycle sidecar; the vehicle modified for use by "limbless men" was demonstrated at Government House before Lady Weigall and members of the Red Cross Society.
A motor-cycle gathering
A group of men, including one dressed as a Red Indian, standing by a motorcyclist sitting on his machine during a contest held near Adelaide.
A group which includes six motor cars on the lawn outside a large house
A group which includes six motor cars with passengers, three men with bicycles, and a line of men and boys sitting in front assembled on the lawn outside a large house in South Australia. The photograph is of the Automobile & Motorcycle Club of SA at the home of James Corpe in North Adelaide. This was after a run to Norton Summit on 21 October 1905. Information courtesy of the Veteran Car Club of SA
A motor cycle car for the use of incapacitated soldiers
A three wheeled hand controlled motor cycle car constructed for the use of incapacitated soldiers who have lost their limbs.
A motorcyclist at Jubilee Oval, Adelaide
A motorcyclist sitting on his machine at Jubilee Oval; he is wearing ordinary clothing with no protective helmet or goggles, name not known.
A man seated on a motor-cycle
A man seated on a Triumph motor-cycle; the vehicle has a New South Wales numberplate 3071.
Beatrice Searcy
Beatrice Searcy of Perth, Western Australia sitting on a motor-cycle in the backyard of a home.
Armed escort for important visitors in Egypt
An open-topped motor car escorted by soldiers on motorcycles and carrying important visitors travels along an Egyptian street where they are welcomed by spectators behind armed guards, possibly members of a Royal family.
Harry Butler and friends
The South Australian aviator, Captain Harry Butler, standing with three men, one of whom is seated on a motorcycle. The man in uniform to Captain Butler's left is his business partner Harry Kauper.
A damaged Harley-Davidson motor cycle
Men standing beside a damaged Harley-Davidson motor cycle parked beside a footpath in Adelaide, described by Searcy as being ' A jealous wife's revenge upon her husband in the shape of the offending bicycle. All Adelaide laughed and sighed'.
Army National Reserve despatch riders
A group of Army National Reserve despatch riders standing with their motor cycles in Sydney, New South Wales.
Football crowds in Adelaide
Crowds of football supporters making their way from Adelaide Oval to the city along King William Road by foot, car, tram, bicycle, motorcycle, and horse drawn vehicle; they are photographed passing the entrance to Government House as the leaders approach the intersection with North Terrace.
Motor-cycle for limbless men
A man seated in a motor-cycle sidecar; the vehicle modified for use by "limbless men" was demonstrated at Government House before Lady Weigall and members of the Red Cross Society.
Motor bikes at Rowland Flat Airshow
Part of a collection of photographs taken over time of various places and events in South Australia by Stephen Giles, this features motor bikes used by the Australian Imperial Forces in earlier times, and on display at the Rowland Flat Airshow.