J. Walch & Sons: Walch Bros. & Birchall - Now Ready. Price One Shilling. Martin Cash, The Bushrange...
J. Walch & Sons: Walch Bros. & Birchall - Now Ready. Price One Shilling. Martin Cash, The Bushrange...
J. Walch & Sons: Walch Bros. & Birchall - Now Ready. Price One Shilling. Martin Cash, The Bushranger of Van Diemen's Land in 1843, 1870
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Date
1870
Call Numbers
D 356/7, Item 11
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1 folder - 0.01 Meters
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Out of copyright
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Issue Copy
Microfilm : CY 1118, frame 323 (D 356/7, Item 11)
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Contents
Lithographed poster advertising the sale of Cash's autobiography, The Adventures of Martin Cash, edited and also probably written by James Lester Burke. The poster was printed by J. Walch & Sons: Walch Bros. & Birchall.
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Full title
J. Walch & Sons: Walch Bros. & Birchall - Now Ready. Price One Shilling. Martin Cash, The Bushranger of Van Diemen's Land in 1843, 1870
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Digital order no:a1635001
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Bequest of Sir William Dixson, 1952
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Martin Cash (1808-1877) arrived in Sydney in 1828 on a seven year sentence for housebreaking. Originally assigned to the Hunter River district he received a ticket-of-leave and moved to Tasmania in 1837. Two years later he was convicted of larceny and again sentenced to seven years. In the next three years he escaped several times and was sent to...
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D 356/7, Item 11
Record Identifier
1wN2DRpn
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448998
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