Images of Yesteryear

Images of Yesteryear is still at Red Hill market on the first Saturday of each month, September to May each year. Several thousand printed A3 images are on display.

Images of Yesteryear is selling original images on eBay. If you wish to purchase some of our images, please search under eBay seller username silver.fox49

Thank you to all of our supporters over the last 25 years. For the time being, it is unlikely that our website will be operational in the future as previously stated. However, Trove has archived our website, the last snapshot being from March, 2019. The link for the website is below. It is not quite as functional as our active website was, but it has many of the features. The search box is not operational, but the many categories are active. This means that you can use the side arrows to select the relevant category and then search through the images. When you find one of interest, you can click on it to see the description and again to see a larger image. For most categories you can search through all of the images. But for those categories that had more than 13 pages (Dandenong Ranges, Victoria East, Victoria West, etc) the extra pages unfortunately cannot be viewed. The images generally appear alphabetically, although there may sometimes be some out of order at the beginning of the listing.
We can still be found at Red Hill Market on the first Saturday of the month (September through to May) and you can still contact us on 0412 089 258 or by email on [email protected] - the Images of Yesteryear email being no longer operational.
Framed images are no longer supplied but we continue to supply prints of 39 cm (approximately A3) for $30 plus postage.
Link for the archived website:
(Copy and paste the link into your browser)
https://webarchive.nla.gov.au/awa/20190303082018/https://imagesofyesteryear.com.au/pages/view/images_of_yesteryear_home

If the link does not open, you can go to the Trove archived website page:
https://webarchive.nla.gov.au/collection
and then search for Images of Yesteryear in the top left search box. It will be the first entry.

Greetings
For those people wishing to search our website. The website has been archived by the Australian National Library in Canberra. It can be found by searching their archived websites. Although the search box is not operational the categories are and most images with descriptions can be found. We apologise for the inconvenience.

Greetings to our Images of Yesteryear Facebook group members. From around June 14 we will be decommissioning our Images of Yesteryear website. If you are interested in ordering any images please do so before June 14. It is anticipated that the website will be rebuilt and operational by Jan 2023.
Many thanks.

This is some load! 150 bales and 17 tons. Probably in NSW. This image will be added on our website soon, along with others. We hope to be back at Red Hill market soon.

An interesting shot of motorcycles stopped for fuel at Blackwood Motors, Blackwood, Adelaide in the 1920s. Signage on the petrol bowser reads "Sound your ho**er". One can assume that their speed was not too great as the two on the left are wearing hats. Long before the introduction of helmets.

Another "not for the faint-hearted" image of a man on springboards, 100 feet up a mountain ash tree at Toolangi, Victoria. C.1930s.

Not for the faint-hearted. A forestry fire tower lookout at Manjimup, W.A. C.1950s. No safety equipment is visible.

An interesting study of clothing styles from 1911. The guest house was at Sassafras, Victoria.