Volume 233: Angus & Robertson scrapbooks - Henry Kendall by G.G. McCrae and others, 1869-1920, compi...
Volume 233: Angus & Robertson scrapbooks - Henry Kendall by G.G. McCrae and others, 1869-1920, compi...
Volume 233: Angus & Robertson scrapbooks - Henry Kendall by G.G. McCrae and others, 1869-1920, compiled ca. 1920
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1869-1920, compiled ca. 1920
Call Numbers
A 1906
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0.03 metres of textual material (1 volume)
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Contents
Bound volume of ms., typescript with ms. corrections, carbon typescript, cuttings.
(i) "Henry Kendall, a Biography" by George Gordon McCrae, n.d.
Typescript.
(ii) Biographical notes on Kendall's family, and chronology of his life, probably by Bertram Stevens, n.d.
Typescript.
Signed "B.S."
(iii) Articles, 1911-1920
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Full title
Volume 233: Angus & Robertson scrapbooks - Henry Kendall by G.G. McCrae and others, 1869-1920, compiled ca. 1920
Authors, Artists and Contributors
Notes
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Microfilm copies available at CY 1525, frames 373-529
Previously filed at MLMSS 314/vol. 233
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A 1906
Record Identifier
92ebN0PY
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/92ebN0PY
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1006098
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