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ABV2 picture catalogue 3219 ian battersby studio1 2 training group shot - 1967 - tit training 3 training group shot - 1966 - tit training 4 training group shot - 1968 - tit training 5 ken bull, campbell, bill,? training 6 training group shot training 7 bill wright people4 3223 peter holland training 3224 roger mcalpine training 3225 soner tunchay training 3226 roger mcalpine training 3219 ian battersby training 3227 peter mills training 3228 rick hunter training 3229 brums training 3230 don smith training 3231 mitch training 3232 mckenzie training 3233 schultz training 3234 peter golding training 3235 noel quirk training 11 bob flower training 12 training group shot - 1965 - tit=Peter McMaster, Bob Ross, Paul Schafer, Graham Nagraff, Denid Clayton, Noel Tyzac, Noel training 13 training group shot - 1966 - tit training 14 training group shot - 1983 - bet training 15 training group shot training 16 training group shot - 1978 - bet training 17 training group shot - 1979 - bet training 18 training group shot - 1981 - bet training 19 training group shot - 1981 - bet training 20 training group shot - 1981 - bet training 21 training group shot - 1984 - bet training 22 training group shot - 1985 - bet training 23 training group shot - 1975 - pot training 24 training group shot - 1978 - pot training 25 training group shot - 1979 - pot training 26 training group shot - 1981 - pot training 27 training group shot - 1983 - pot training 28 training group shot - 1984 - pot training 29 training group shot - 1984 - pot - radio training 30 training group shot - 1986 - pot - tv training 31 training group shot training 32 training group shot training 33 training group shot training 34 training group shot training 3236 ws selwyn st training 3237 training room training Page 1 of 81 ABV2 picture catalogue 3238 peter holmes training 3239 noel quirk training 3240 john smith training 3241 geoff whannell training 3242 clive sell training 3243 ian margocsy training 38 karen johnson training 39 peter cave training 3244 training ws training 3245 training ws training 3246 training ws training 3247 training ws training 3248 training group shot training 3249 training group shot training 3250 training group shot training 3251 trainng ws training 3252 paul freeman, colin jones training 3253 ? 3254 chris nund, adrian harvey, ? training 3255 noel quirk, gus whitehurst training 3256 st 31 ws training 3257 ? training 3258 ? training 48 crew shot training 49 ?, ? training 50 10 years of television card [signed] misc1 51 pye van - drama shoot ob1 52 memo - rehearsal for opening night office 53 memo - staff roster - meal breaks office 54 memo - Tx hours - post olympic games office 55 Fashion Show - womans world shows 56 ABV is now on full power clippings 57 John o friend & ? misc1 58 4 x ? misc1 59 corinne kerby & dentist - matinee shows 60 corinne kerby & dentist - matinee shows 61 1957 party misc1 62 1958 logies - ? Rod laver ? misc1 63 drsss designer michael guest - womans world shows 64 imbi newbold, model, oscar whitbread, joy wren, joan melwit - womans world shows 65 dana williams, corinne kerby - mainly for women shows 66 mainly for women shows 68 introducing ABV engineering staff office 69 abc nation tv channel in victoria office 3214 abc nation tv channel in victoria office 3215 studio opening article office 3216 studio opening article office Page 2 of 81 ABV2 picture catalogue 3217 studio opening article office 3260 studio opening article clippings 71 opening night - newspaper clippings 72 view of new studios - ripponlea clippings 73 abv will keep pioneering - article office 3218 abv will keep pioneering - article office 74 live shows from abv - coppin hall clippings 75 40"" tv camera to spot royal plane clippings 76 wardrobe mistress letraining er clippings 77 womens weekly article clippings 3259 womens weekly article 78 golf at showground studio - royal show shows 79 abv to use coppin hall clippings 80 film Vs tr office 81 studio photo clippings 82 more live programmes office 83 19.11.1957 party brian faull, joe brown, tom cross, gordon hunter [first weather man] misc1 84 isolde plant - ""womans world"" shows 85 e chapple & ? misc1 86 ripp ext construction 87 ripp ext construction 88 gerald moore people1 89 ripponlea - ob ob1 90 ripponlea - ob - womans world shows 91 adrian bodington clippings 92 corinne kerby & red cross - matinee shows 93 ripponlea - ob - womans world shows 94 lumdsen family on - ""matinee"" shows 95 corinne kerby - ""matinee"" shows 96 corinne kerby - ""matinee"" shows 97 description of 98 office 98 ob at the new ballet school ob1 99 ""womans world"" ob at beaumauris ob1 100 ripp ext construction 101 cooking ob at gass & fuel - john markham, joy wren, ? ob1 102 memo - rehearsal of opening night office 103 opening night - newspaper clippings 104 ""and the big men fly"" drama 105 ""and the big men fly"" drama 106 abc will host footy marathon - 1987 clippings 107 john sparkes people1 108 radio active clippings 109 corinne kerby & norma brown people1 110 corinne kerby, ritchie benaud, oscar whitbread misc1 111 19/11/1957 party misc1 112 corinne kerby, bill armstrong misc1 113 oscar whitbread people1 Page 3 of 81 ABV2 picture catalogue 114 oscar whitbread, len lamb ob1 115 fred parslow, keith lee artists 116 norma brown, william strirling, wally whitmore (bbc), colin stockbridge misc1 117 ?,?,?, roy hammond misc1 118 ob at elwood beach ob1 119 michael barratt, rick hunter, john smith - countdown people1 120 michael bramley, graham brumley, john smith - countdown people1 3201 tower footings construction 3202 tower ws construction 3203 runway construction 122 pye van and crew people1 123 harry terns crew 1 124 tony bennett, oscar whitbread, len lamb, ? ob1 125 ?, ?, ?, len lamb ob1 126 ? people1 127 rush ? 128 harry terns, peter henshaw, denis morey, russ crowther, ron bush, stocky people1 129 ? people1 130 ?, john dowie people1 131 ?, ?, titch whitely people1 132 ?, john dowie, len lamb people1 133 ?, neil davey, ?, ? people1 134 ? ? Tel stolfo, ? people4 135 denis morey, russ crowther, ron bush, stocky people1 136 russ crowther, ron bush, stocky people1 137 adventure island cast childrens 138 on ca,m mount? ob1 139 original countdown producrtion crew shows 140 abv footy team misc1 141 alaine antoine cinecamera 1 142 john boswell, gary lund cinecamera 1 143 bos, patto, wolveridge cinecamera 1 144 boswell, hawley, warbs cinecamera 1 145 butch cinecamera 1 146 c davis, dione cinecamera 1 147 c taylor, coats cinecamera 1 148 cam cinecamera 1 149 perer carnell cinecamera 1 150 christine lipari cinecamera 1 151 cliffy cinecamera 1 152 clive duncan cinecamera 1 153 c;ive taylor, hawley cinecamera 1 154 coats, coral higson cinecamera 1 155 cocky cinecamera 1 156 cor lamers, wolfgang beilhartz cinecamera 1 157 davis, crook, profit cinecamera 1 158 dario cinecamera 1 Page 4 of 81 ABV2 picture catalogue 159 daryl jenkins cinecamera 1 160 dicko, cregan,bacon cinecamera 1 161 don whitehurst cinecamera 1 162 fearless phil cinecamera 2 163 freeman, c taylor cinecamera 1 164 freeman, coats, c taylor cinecamera 1 165 freeman, warbs, taylor cinecamera 1 166 briggs, tarpey, robinson cinecamera 1 167 hagon cinecamera 1 168 hawley, hoddy, wishy cinecamera 1 169 joe connor cinecamera 1 170 johnny a, coats cinecamera 1 171 keith taylor cinecamera 1 172 les, lamble, keith cinecamera 1 173 mitch ob1 174 moore, coats cinecamera 1 175 murahidy, trevor moore cinecamera 1 176 ned, fearless, haskins cinecamera 1 177 peter smith cinecamera 1 178 ralph neil cinecamera 1 179 ralph neil cinecamera 1 180 ralph neil, phil hankin cinecamera 1 181 stan smith, cocky, john day cinecamera 1 182 tom, joe, gook cinecamera 1 183 vance, c taylor cinecamera 1 184 vic john cinecamera 1 185 warbs, campbell miller cinecamera 1 186 westy cinecamera 1 187 don whitehurst cinecamera 1 188 wignall, moore, murahidy cinecamera 1 189 wolveridge cinecamera 1 190 davis, crook, profit, gunstom, john ? cinecamera 1 191 1977 crew misc1 192 ken taylor, keith taylor, gene narozny, zenin sawko cinecamera 193 generator after storm damage 1959 construction 194 generator after storm damage 1959 construction 195 generator after storm damage 1959 construction 196 generator after storm damage 1959 construction 197 memo - program resumption office 198 memo - cost of repair office 199 aerial photo - damage construction 200 pye camera at myer music bowl ob1 201 stocky ? At lunch people1 202 pye cam on board boat-ist remote boat race ob1 204 len lamb at gmh ob1 203 stephen cummings - rockarena 29/10/86 arts & ent 206 power w/o glory, george malaby, ? ? drama Page 5 of 81 ABV2 picture catalogue 207 Saturday show august 7 1978 arts & ent 208 lawsons mates drama 209 truckies drama 210 puddles artists 211 rolf harris people2 212 outbreak of love drama 213 bellbird drama 214 truckies drama 215 a pair of parers people1 216 ? [len lamb] ob1 217 len lamb, ? Dick robins ob1 218 robert helpman artists 219 pye van plaque ob1 220 19/11/1986 paqul cleavland, maurie lockie, carol bull people1 221 corinne kerby , tony Wells people1 222 stocky, ?, oscar people1 223 ?, perter redman, ? Tibor, maurie lockie, ? Malcolm threadgold people1 224 mike vance ?? & ? misc1 225 ronnie shand - Saturday show arts & ent 3204 a-h construction construction 3205 construction 3206 construction 3207 construction 3208 construction 3209 construction 3210 construction 3211 construction 3220 first transmission a-c studio1 3221 studio1 3222 studio1 3212 construction 3213 construction 229 tdt production meeting misc1 230 originals party people1 231
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