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Engine Order Telegraph Type:Framed This was the maintenance side

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This was the maintenance side of a factory that at its peak employed 139 maintenance workers alone

Concrete stairs descend into the lower levels of the Former Standard Brickworks

once described as the biggest independent bakery in Australia

rated to 12

Sundell Motors held Holden dealer code 610 and operated as part of a multi-branch network across Sydney's North Shore

Engine Order Telegraph Type:Framed This was the maintenance sideThe internal circuits of the engine order telegraph aboard MV Cape Don, the instrument that transmitted speed commands from the bridge to the engineers below. Signal flag pigeon holes sit to its left. Built at State Dockyard, Newcastle, and completed in January 1963, Cape Don served the Commonwealth Lighthouse Service for 27 years before retiring in 1990. Part of the MV Cape Don series.

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