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ATA Ted Downs Memorial Auction 127: July 2020 Res- Min- Max- South Australian & Northern Territory Buses and Ferries erve imum imum Lot Description Date Format $ Bid $ Bid $ ADELAIDE TRANSPORT MAPS & GUIDES Adelaide Metro 1 Metroguide January 2003 17x24 48pp EC 5 2 Metroguide December 2001 17x24 48pp EC 5 3 Travel to Adelaide's best places September 2001 10x21 24pp EC 3 State Transport Authority 4 Public transport map September 1982 42x90 F EC 4 5 Public transport map April 1981 42x90 F EC 4 6 Public transport map October 1979 42x90 F EC 4 7 Day tripper brochure 1970s? DL 6pp EC 3 8 Day tripper brochure [different cover] 1970s? DL 6pp EC 3 Municipal Tramways Trust 9 Public transport map April 1977 42x90 F EC 4 10 Public transport map December 1973 42x90 F EC 4 11 Public transport map March 1973 42x90 F EC 4 12 Route numbers & map of routes 1960s? 42x90 F EC 4 SOUTH AUSTRALIAN TRANSPORT MAPS 13 Adelaide Metro The State Guide April 2001 63x82 F EC 4 14 Dir-Gen of Transport Map of State transport services 22 January 1973 56x73 F EC 4 ADELAIDE TransAdelaide / STA / MTT BUS TIMETABLES TransAdelaide 15 721, 725 City - Noarlunga Centre 30 July 1995 7x15 F EC 3 16 301, 306, 307 Arndale Shopping Centre - Port Adelaide 17 October 1994 7x15 F EC 3 17 291, 292, 392 City - Marden, Hillcrest Hospital 2 September 1994 7x15 F EC 3 18 296, 297 City - St Marys, Marion 1 August 1994 7x15 F EC 3 State Transport Authority 19 TL2 West Lakes - City Transit Link 17 August 1992 DL F EC 3 20 TL3 Elizabeth - City August 1992 DL F VGC 3 21 100 Circle Line 29 July 1991 A5 F VGC 3 22 122, 123, 124 City - Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Auldana 19 August 1991 A5 F VGC 3 23 161, 164, 165, 166, 828 City - Glen Osmond, Algate 18 March 1991 A5 F VGC 3 24 167, 168 City - Glenelg 11 December 1989 A5 F VGC 3 25 201, 202, 203 City - Greenhill Road, Hawthorn, Clapham 25 September 1989 A5 F VGC 3 26 224 City - Elizabeth Station 30 January 1990 A5 F VGC 3 27 225, 226 City - Salisbury Station - Brahma Lodge 30 January 1990 A5 F VGC 3 28 228 City - Elizabeth Downs 18 December 1989 A5 F VGC 3 29 229 City - Para Hills 15 October 1989 A5 F VGC 3 30 231, 232, 233 City - Mansfield Park, Angle Park 22 January 1990 A5 F VGC 3 31 241 City - Marion Shops 6 August 1990 A5 F VGC 3 32 243, 246, 247 City - Seaview Downs, Seacombe Heights 23 December 1991 A5 F VGC 3 33 255, 258, 259 City - Athol Park, Port Adelaide 11 November 1991 A5 F VGC 3 34 280, 281, 282 City - Paradise August 1992 A5 F VGC 3 35 291, 292, 392 City - Marden, Hillcrest Hospital 17 December 1990 A5 F VGC 3 36 296 City - St Marys 7 January 1991 A5 F VGC 3 37 560 Elizabeth - Modbury, St Agnes Depot, Ingle Farm August 1992 A5 F VGC 3 38 650, 652 Glenelg - Glen Osmond, Kingswood 3 June 1991 A5 F VGC 3 39 Northeast Busway City - Paradise Interchange 10 July 1993 A5 F VGC 3 40 Busway 504, 505, 506, 507, 508, 509 Para Hills, Modbury 16 November 1992 A5 F VGC 3 41 Busway 540, 541, 542, 543 Surrey Downs, Fairview Park 11 June 1991 A5 F VGC 3 42 Busway City - Tea Tree Plaza 20 August 1989 A5 F VGC 3 43 Busway City - Paradise Interchange 9 March 1986 A5 F VGC 3 44 8, 8A, 521: Hillcrest Hospital, Marden 9 March 1986 A5 F VGC 3 45 100 City Circle Line 21 April 1986 A5 F VGC 3 46 161, 164, 165, 166 City - Glen Osmond, Algate, Stirling E 7 October 1985 A5 F VGC 3 47 550, 551, 552 City - St Agnes, Tea Tree Plaza 3 June 1985 A5 F VGC 3 48 630, 640, 641 Seaview Downs, Seacombe Heights 3 June 1985 A5 F VGC 3 49 680, 681 Flinders Uni - Sheidow Park, Hallet Cove 30 June1986 A5 F VGC 3 50 28 Grange, etc 1 March 1983 A4 F 8pp EC 3 51 30/31 Semaphore, etc 20 December 1982 A4 F 8pp EC 3 52 Henley, Grange, West Lakes, Port Adelaide 1980s? A4 4pp EC 4 continued on page 2 Your name: Address: . Email: Phone: . Auction 127 July 2020 1 Res- Min- Max- South Australian & Northern Territory Buses and Ferries erve imum imum Lot Description Date Format $ Bid $ Bid $ Municipal Tramways Trust 53 Richmond-West Beach 19 March 1973 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 54 Kensington Gardens 26 February 1973 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 55 Mitcham-Torrens 16 February 1973 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 56 Panorama-Colonel Light Gardens 16 February 1973 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 57 Port Adelaide-Henley-Glenelg 5 February 1973 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 58 Ingle Farm West, Ingle Farm & Gilles Plains 3 December 1972 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 59 Somerton-Graymore 3 December 1972 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 60 Westbourne Park 3 December 1972 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 61 Woodville North-Cheltenham-Port Adelaide 3 December 1972 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 62 Blair Athol-Prospect 28 September 1972 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 63 Linden Park 15 August 1972 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 64 Fullarton-Springfield 3 August 1972 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 65 Gepps Cross-Enfield 30 September 1972 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 66 St Peters 15 April 1972 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 67 Henley-Grange 23 March 1972 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 68 Kensington Gardens 23 March 1972 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 69 Burnside-Erindale 27 February 1972 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 70 Kirkaldy-Queenstown 27 February 1972 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 71 Magill 27 February 1972 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 72 Morialta-Oldfield 27 February 1972 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 73 Port Adelaide-Semaphore-Largs & Osborne Park 27 February 1972 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 74 Tusmore & Beaumont 27 February 1972 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 75 Paradise & Newton 1 January 1972 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 76 Kingswood 30 August 1971 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 77 Glen Osmond 18 June 1971 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 78 Novar Gardens 26 May 1968 Fcap F 2pp EC 3 79 Glen Osmond 11 November 1963 8x14 2pp EC 3 80 Henley-Grange 11 November 1963 8x17 2pp EC 3 81 Northfield-Gilles Plains 11 November 1963 8x17 4pp EC 3 82 Somerton-Graymore 11 November 1963 8x17 4pp EC 3 83 Westbourne Park 11 November 1963 8x14 2pp EC 3 84 Kingswood 21 October 1963 8x14 2pp EC 3 85 Port Adelaide, Semaphore & Largs 20 October 1963 8x17 8pp EC 3 86 Burnside-Erindale 20 October 1963 8x17 4pp EC 3 87 Linden Park 20 October 1963 8x17 2pp EC 3 88 Tusmore & Beaumont 20 October 1963 8x14 2pp EC 3 89 Colonel Light Gardens 21 October 1962 8x14 2pp EC 3 90 Gepps Cross-Enfield 21 October 1962 8x17 2pp EC 3 91 Fullarton-Springfield 21 October 1962 8x17 2pp EC 3 92 Morialta-Oldfield 21 October 1962 8x17 2pp EC 3 93 Prospect-Blair Athol 21 October 1962 8x14 2pp EC 3 94 St Peters 21 October 1962 8x14 2pp EC 3 95 Richmond-West Beach 21 October 1962 8x17 2pp EC 3 96 Woodville North-Cheltenham-Port Adelaide 21 October 1962 8x17 4pp EC 3 97 Port Adelaide-Osborne 8 October 1961 8x14 2pp EC 3 98 Somerton, Graymore 18 March 1956 8x17 4pp EC 3 99 Findon 11 December 1955 8x14 2pp EC 3 100 Glen Osmond 11 December 1955 8x14 2pp EC 3 101 North Walkerville, Northfield & Gilles Plains 13 November 1955 8x14 4pp EC 3 102 Morialta-Rostrevor-Firle 1950s? 8x14 2pp EC 3 103 Somerton & Graymore [published by Testro Bros] 1950s? 9x12 16pp EC 4 ADELAIDE PRIVATE BUS TIMETABLES 104 Serco 400, 402 Elizabeth - Salisbury 14 January 1996 7x15 F EC 3 Bowman's Bus Service 105 541/2 Adelaide-Tea Tree Gully, etc 18 August 1974 17x21 4pp EC 4 106 543 Adelaide-Redwood Park 18 August 1974 Qto 2pp VGC 4 107 550/1 Adelaide-St Agnes etc 18 August 1974 17x21 4pp EC 4 108 560 Tea Tree Gully-Elizabeth 18 August 1974 17x21 4pp EC 4 109 Bunney Bros Findon-Queenstown 1950s? 21x17 2pp EC 4 110 Choats Passenger Service Adelaide-Aldgate 1960s? Fcap 1p EC 3 111 Flinders Uni of South Aust Brighton-Flinders Uni 4 March 1974 Fcap 2pp EC 3 112 Harcourt Gardens Bus Service City-Marion 1960s? 8x12 4pp EC 4 113 Henstridge Bus Service City-Marion, etc 1 May 1973 9x19 6pp EC 4 114 Port & Glenelg Bus Service Port Adelaide-Glenelg 1960s? 8x12 4pp EC 4 115 Thomas Tours Lower Mitcham-Glenelg December 1973 13x21 1p EC 3 116 Transway Services 117 Parafield Gardens-Adelaide 7 April 1975 Qto 2pp EC 4 118 Parafield Gardens-Salisbury, etc 7 April 1975 Qto 2pp EC 4 119 Wilton & Foote's Bus Service Ferryden Park-City 1960s? 6X11 4pp EC 4 continued on page 3 Auction 127 July 2020 2 Res- Min- Max- South Australian & Northern Territory Buses and Ferries erve imum imum Lot Description Date Format $ Bid $ Bid $ SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY BUS TIMETABLES Birdseye's Motor Service 120 Adelaide-Port Lincoln 1 May 1971 Fcap 2pp EC 3 121 Adelaide-Port Lincoln 23 February 1969 Fcap 2pp EC 3 122 Bull's Tourist Service Adelaide-Melbourne 1960s? A5 4pp EC 4 123 Encounter Coast Tours Victor Harbor Community Bus 1980s? A6 F VGC 3 124 Mannum & Eden Valley Motor Services Adelaide-Eden Vly 1960s? 10x11 8pp EC 4 125 Meningie Passenger Service Adelaide-Meningie 1960s? Fcap 4pp EC 3 126 Mt Gambier Motor Service Adelaide-Mt Gambier 29 Apr 1969 Fcap 2pp EC 3 Mylon Motorways 127 Adelaide-Albury 24 August 1992 DL 6pp EC 4 128 Adelaide-Albury 3 November 1988 DL 6pp EC 4 129 Adelaide-Albury 1 January 1988 11x25 4pp EC 4 130 Premier Adelaide - Victor Harbor 1 January 1989 A5 4pp GC 4 131 Strathalbyn Coaches Adelaide-Strathalbyn 1950s? 12x21 2pp VGC 4 Streaky Bay Motor Services 132 Adelaide-Ceduna 12 April 1970 Qto 2pp EC 4 133 Adelaide-Ceduna 2 April 1969 Qto 2pp EC 4 134 Stateliner Adelaide - Port Pirie - Port Augusta - Whyalla 1 July 1986 A5 4pp GC 4 Wadmores Coach Lines 135 Loxton-Adelaide 26 September 1971 8x20 6pp EC 4 136 Truro-Adelaide 26 September 1971 8x20 6pp EC 4 137 Loxton-Adelaide 15 August 1969 8x20 6pp EC 4 138 Whyalla City Transport Bus Timetables all routes January 1988 B5 8pp VGC 5 Yorke Peninsula Bus Lines 139 Adelaide-Yorke Peninsula towns 1960s? Fcap 1p EC 3 140 Adelaide-Yorke Peninsula towns 1960s? DL 4pp EC 4 SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU BROCHURES 141 Timetable & fares to Adelaide by rail/air/coach/ship May 1973 17x21 8pp EC 3 Transport & accommodation: 142 Kangaroo Island August 1973 17x21 8pp EC 3 143 Lower Murray
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