Historical Images : Trucking - Victoria Australia

Nostalgic look at trucking and the transport industry mainly in Victoria Australia - It will also highlight locations within Victoria, the style of advertising / signage / business types of commercial vehicles and various makes and models of trucks.
The narration is what was stated with the photos via the State Library - Victoria
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If you require an aerial video for your business or location, we'll give it a go but in the meantime we would like to present some historical events / images / infrastructure / locations that help shaped Australia and things that are iconic to Australia.
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Photographic images: State Library - Victoria
Photographers credited at the end of the video

[@dieseldavetrains8988]

Very enjoyable and brought back some memories, thank you, bring on part-2...

[@urbanaerialexplorer1885]

Thanks ... I enjoy putting them together - I'll do my best, but there are so many photos I can't use for copyright reasons and in private collections not made public.

[@servantofgod5642]

Never noticed some of these old vids. I remember starting at the beginning of yer channel but stopped.

[@phillipwattie7441]

Model Dairy trucks are in
Carrington Road Box Hill.
Not Kew

[@urbanaerialexplorer1885]

Thanks for the update ... Unfortunately the narrative is what the photos are presented with from the State Library - Victoria archives ... I have discovered that when people donated their images or photos, the information attached with them might not be always correct and I guess this gives those in the know to make those corrections !

[@urbanaerialexplorer1885]

woops ... I just deleted a comment by mistake ... but yes, trucks were made to last and unfortunately we have be conditioned to be consumers to keep updating stuff with products having a much shorter shelf life !