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3:1 Panorama ("True" Panorama)

Dimensions Unframed Framed
50cm x 16cm $105.00 $185.00
75cm x 24cm $210.00 $320.00
110cm x 36cm $375.00 $550.00
150cm x 50cm $595.00 $880.00
200cm x 76cm $1200.00 $1700.00
300cm x 100cm $1800.00 $2500.00
Up to 17 metres by quote.

50cm: Suitable for a very small wall, on the mantlepiece in your home, or a small gift for family and friends.
75cm: Our second most popular size. Suitable for a small office, or very small living space.
110cm: This is our most popular size. When framed, the total size of the image is approximately 125cm, which will be a real showcase in your home.
150cm: Suitable for your lobby, larger living space, or professional office.
200cm: For people who really want the wow factor in their professional office or upmarket home.
300cm: The perfect size for corporate clients, property developers or real estate offices to show off the magnitude of their projects, or to simply stun people as they enter the board room.
Sizes increase in 50cm increments -up to 17 metres long, EG: 3.3mt x 1.1mt, 4mt x 1.3mt etc

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Time Ball Tower - VIC (PB00 5267)

Keywords: Time Ball Tower - Williamstown - VIC (PB00 5267) 3016 Vertical

This Bluestone tower was constructed in 1849 with a four-reflector light and was upgraded to a nine-reflector light some years later. The idea was to provide ship captains in the harbour the exact time each day. The light as turned off daily at 19:58 and turned on again at 20:00. In 1860 the light was extinguished and the 'Time Ball' system was set up on top of the lighthouse. A large copper ball was hauled up the iron mast every day and dropped at exactly 1:00pm which allowed captains to set their chronometers, however in the 1926 the keeper died while on duty but ten days passed until anyone noticed the ball had not dropped. It was then realised that the captains were listening to local radio broardcasts to obtain vital information. Needless to say it was decided that another keeper was not needed to take on the job of dropping the time ball. Modern technology had caught up....

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