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Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited [BRG 215/1/121-251] • Photograph

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/241

'How things were done!'

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited — Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/241

'How things were done!'

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/242

Floods of 1923

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited — Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/242

Floods of 1923

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/243

Floods of 1923

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited — Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/243

Floods of 1923

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/244

Floods of 1923

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited — Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/244

Floods of 1923

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/245

Floods of 1923

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited — Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/245

Floods of 1923

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/246

J. Hallett & Son site was once Federal Brick & Tile Co., Taylors Road, Torrensville

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited — Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/246

J. Hallett & Son site was once Federal Brick & Tile Co., Taylors Road, Torrensville

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/247

Allenby Gardens drying sheds

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited — Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/247

Allenby Gardens drying sheds

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/248

Allenby Gardens - a dome kiln

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited — Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/248

Allenby Gardens - a dome kiln

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/249

Allenby Gardens - a dome kiln

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited — Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/249

Allenby Gardens - a dome kiln

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/250

Allenby Gardens Hoffman kiln chimney about to be sign written

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited — Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/250

Allenby Gardens Hoffman kiln chimney about to be sign written

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/251

Brick-built State Government building at Netley.

Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited — Photographs relating to J. Hallet & Son Limited

J. Hallett & Son Limited, c. 1923-1975, Photograph, BRG 215/1/251

Brick-built State Government building at Netley.

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Summary

Photographs relating to J. Hallett & Son Ltd., brick and tile manufacturers. Photograph number 122 of the Lonsdale Hallett Brick Co. album (no. 206 of list) was missing from original album.

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Physical description

Photograph (print)
black and white
colour
3 cm

Dates / Publication details

Approximately 1923-1975

Creator

J. Hallett & Son Limited

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Formatted content

BRG 215/1/121: Western end of kiln during rail track fixing
BRG 215/1/122: Factory construction site showing kiln ducting, pay loader. Photo taken from the office area
BRG 215/1/123: Completed kiln ductwork prior to installation. Dryer trolleys in background
BRG 215/1/124: Mixing of clay with fire cement to be used in the construction of the kiln brickwork
BRG 215/1/125: Drilling of the dryer foundation pier holes, March 1975
BRG 215/1/126: Installation of the wet grinding pan by Robert Way Crane Services. The clay primary box feeder is shown on the left
BRG 215/1/127: Positioning of the wet grinding pan - total weight approx. 30 tonnes. Assembly carried out by Cooma employees
BRG 215/1/128: Wet grinding pan showing grinding rollers and foundation pillars
BRG 215/1/129: Wet grinding pan. Installed 10 April 1975
BRG 215/1/130: Wet grinding pan
BRG 215/1/131: Wet grinding pan
BRG 215/1/132: Unloading of high speed rollers by H. Endler
BRG 215/1/133: Installation of no. 1 high speed roller in the preparation area
BRG 215/1/134: Positioning of no. 1 high speed roller
BRG 215/1/135: Final fixing of no. 1 high speed roller. Installed 7 March 1975
BRG 215/1/136: Installation of de-airing extrusion machine "universal 450 super" from Morando Impianti, Asti, Italy
BRG 215/1/137: Welding of ductwork carried out in the factory by the Cooma boilermakers
BRG 215/1/138: Unloading of the kiln cars manufactured by Graham Material Handlings and supplied by Colby Engineering
BRG 215/1/139: Unloading of kiln cars
BRG 215/1/140: Foundations of the office block at north east end of the factory. Foundations poured 21 February 1975
BRG 215/1/141: Office block looking south
BRG 215/1/142: Foundations of office block
BRG 215/1/143: Pouring of the concrete floor slab of the office block
BRG 215/1/144: Unpacking of overseas machinery and construction of the office
BRG 215/1/145: The laying of the external brickwork of the office showing the temporary security fencing
BRG 215/1/146: Hough pay loader and small hyster forklift owned by Southern Bricks
BRG 215/1/147: Initial construction of the kiln walls using a kiln car as the template. Commencement of work 10 February 1975
BRG 215/1/148: Templates used in the kiln wall construction. Photograph from the eastern end
BRG 215/1/149: Bricklayers at work on the kiln walling
BRG 215/1/150: Kiln walls nearing completion height
BRG 215/1/151: The kiln wall prior to the external brickwork being laid. Initial steel wall and roof girders being erected
BRG 215/1/152: Kiln construction contractor George de Paoli laying bricks in the cooling zone at the exit of kiln
BRG 215/1/153: Steel girders in the kiln wall for supporting roof beams. External walling yet to be constructed
BRG 215/1/154: Kiln wall prior to external brickwork
BRG 215/1/155: Completed internal kiln wall at eastern end of kiln
BRG 215/1/156: External kiln brickwork prior to the cavity being filled with insulation
BRG 215/1/157: George de Paoli laying external kiln bricks. Kiln completed end of May 1975
BRG 215/1/158: Northern aspect of factory showing the kiln construction, March 1975
BRG 215/1/159: Unpacking of overseas machinery by employees
BRG 215/1/160: The company's hough pay loader of one and three-quarter cubic yard capacity
BRG 215/1/161: The Hyster gas operated forklift of 6,000 lbs. lifting capacity
BRG 215/1/162: The dryer concrete flooring prior to steel erection
BRG 215/1/163: Office block nearing completion, northern aspect
BRG 215/1/164: E.& W.S. sewerage construction on Aldenhoven Road
BRG 215/1/165: Aldenhoven Road sewerage installation
BRG 215/1/166: Permanent E.T.S.A. high voltage power installation on Aldenhoven Road
BRG 215/1/167: Two Alsatian security dogs owned by Southern Bricks
BRG 215/1/168: Alsatian security dogs used prior to the permanent security fencing around the factory
BRG 215/1/169: Insulated walling panels of the dryers
BRG 215/1/170: The Capelletti unloading machine and marshalling table
BRG 215/1/171: Installation of the Capelletti unloading pit and marshalling table
BRG 215/1/172: The three heat generators prior to being installed for generation of heat to the dryer
BRG 215/1/173: The E.T.S.A. sub-station with the main electrical board above
BRG 215/1/174: Final completion of conveyor no. 5 from the box feeders to the screen mixer and conveyor no. 6 to the high speed rollers no. 2
BRG 215/1/175: Conveyor no. 6 to the high speed rollers no. 2
BRG 215/1/176: Conveyors nos. 6 and 7 with the E.T.S.A. sub-station and main control board
BRG 215/1/177: High speed rollers no. 2 and electrical control boards
BRG 215/1/178: De-airing extrusion machine "Universal 450 Super" with sand blasting and engraving machines in foreground
BRG 215/1/179: Exit end of kiln
BRG 215/1/180: De-airing extruder showing the Capelletti column wire cutter and engraving machine
BRG 215/1/181: Misia cutting machine and sorting table and loading pit with electrical control board. In the background the dryer movimentation control board and clay souring area
BRG 215/1/182: Exit end of the kiln showing kiln cars prior to cement tops being constructed
BRG 215/1/183: Three air agitator fans in the dryer. Total number installed 48 fans
BRG 215/1/184: Final construction of the E.T.S.A. sub-station
BRG 215/1/185: Steel fabrication for the concrete tops of the kiln cars
BRG 215/1/186: Kiln car top with common brick foundation which sits of the fabricated steel bays
BRG 215/1/187: Kiln car top brick bays prior to special fire cement being poured on top
BRG 215/1/188: Concrete pouring of the special fire cement of the kiln car tops
BRG 215/1/189: Concrete pouring of the sub-sections of the kiln car tops
BRG 215/1/190: Kiln car top showing foundation surround and special fire resistant cement sections
BRG 215/1/191: Completed kiln car top showing insulated divisions
BRG 215/1/192: Concrete roof at the exit end of the kiln
BRG 215/1/193: Steel roof girders of kiln from which the Karrena roof is suspended
BRG 215/1/194: Roof of the kiln showing the suspended Karrena ceiling and brackets
BRG 215/1/195: The suspended Karrena ceiling and three fire point holes for the gas burners
BRG 215/1/196: The galvanised iron form work of the kiln roof prior to the pouring of the concrete slab
BRG 215/1/197: Welder cutting holes in the kiln roof foundation for the fire point holes
BRG 215/1/198: Final preparation of the concrete kiln roof constructed by Ballestrin Concrete Construction
BRG 215/1/199: Concrete kiln roof showing gas burner holes. Roof completed 2 July 1975
BRG 215/1/200: Brick unloading area from the dryer showing the Capelletti and dryer in the background
BRG 215/1/201: Construction of the three dryer exhausts. Work carried out by George de Paoli
BRG 215/1/202: Dryer exhausts completed 30 May 1975
BRG 215/1/203: Arrival on site of the diesel and petrol underground storage tanks
BRG 215/1/204: Installation of diesel and petrol fuel tanks
BRG 215/1/205: Installation of the fuel tank
BRG 215/1/206: Underground diesel tank and petrol tank installed 1 December 1975
BRG 215/1/207: The exit door of the dryer with the maintenance shop, office and storage area above
BRG 215/1/208: The company's Hough pay loader loading clay into the primary box feeder at the eastern end of the factory
BRG 215/1/209: Installation of the Avery weighbridge at the northern end of the office block
BRG 215/1/210: Construction of the bulk head on a kiln car in readiness for drying out the kiln
BRG 215/1/211: Brick laying the special fire bricks of the bulk head
BRG 215/1/212: Rear view of the bulk head showing the opening for the gas burner
BRG 215/1/213: Construction of the bulk head for drying the kiln
BRG 215/1/214: Gas burner from one of the heat generators temporarily installed in the bulk head
BRG 215/1/215: Completed bulk head with gas burner operating prior to being positioned in the kiln
BRG 215/1/216: View from the office block looking east across the Housing Trust industrial area
BRG 215/1/217: Preparation of the sub bays of the brick storage area
BRG 215/1/218: Crushed rock preparation of the brick storage area
BRG 215/1/219: Preparation of brick storage area with diesel and petrol pumps in the background
BRG 215/1/220: Preparation of the brick storage area
BRG 215/1/221: Initial clay storage area on the southern side of the factory showing the three types of clay
BRG 215/1/222: Installation of electrical cable in the dryer unloading track with Misia machine rollers and the hydro power packs for the Misia and loading lift
BRG 215/1/223: Brick yards
BRG 215/1/224: Brick yards
BRG 215/1/225: Brick yards
BRG 215/1/226: Brick yards
BRG 215/1/227: Trucks
BRG 215/1/228: Trucks
BRG 215/1/229: Trucks
BRG 215/1/230: Trucks
BRG 215/1/231: Trucks
BRG 215/1/232: Trucks
BRG 215/1/233: Pug hole Allenby Gardens
BRG 215/1/234: Home of Chas. Hallett, Coombe Road Allenby Gardens
BRG 215/1/235: Hoffman Kiln Allenby Gardens
BRG 215/1/236: Allenby Gardens
BRG 215/1/237: Allenby Gardens
BRG 215/1/238: Allenby Gardens
BRG 215/1/239: Allenby Gardens
BRG 215/1/240: Hallett Brick sign
BRG 215/1/241: 'How things were done!'
BRG 215/1/242: Floods of 1923
BRG 215/1/243: Floods of 1923
BRG 215/1/244: Floods of 1923
BRG 215/1/245: Floods of 1923
BRG 215/1/246: J. Hallett & Son site was once Federal Brick & Tile Co., Taylors Road, Torrensville
BRG 215/1/247: Allenby Gardens drying sheds
BRG 215/1/248: Allenby Gardens - a dome kiln
BRG 215/1/249: Allenby Gardens - a dome kiln
BRG 215/1/250: Allenby Gardens Hoffman kiln chimney about to be sign written
BRG 215/1/251: Brick-built State Government building at Netley.

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