Volume 133: Angus & Robertson correspondence files for Batterham, L. - Bazzani, C., 1933-1972
Volume 133: Angus & Robertson correspondence files for Batterham, L. - Bazzani, C., 1933-1972
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1933-1972
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MLMSS 3269/Vol. 133
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0.03 metres of textual material (1 folder)
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Finding aids
Alphabetical List of Subject Files of Correspondence located at Manuscripts Guide Shelf in the Mitchell Library Reading Room
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Contents
1. Batterham, L., 1965
2. Thomas Baty & Associates Co., Tokyo, 1949
3. Baudzus, Arthur, 1966-1968
4. Baume, F. Eric, 1952-1955
5. Baverstock, W.B., 1947-1949
6. Bavin, Lindy (Mrs Brian Bavin), 1963
7. Baxter, Fred, 1963-1965
8. Bayldon, Arthur Albert, 1943
9. Bayldon, Francis J., 1938
10. Bayldon, H.T., 1969
11. Bayleb...
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Full title
Volume 133: Angus & Robertson correspondence files for Batterham, L. - Bazzani, C., 1933-1972
Authors, Artists and Contributors
Notes
General note
For Francis de Witt Batty, Bishop of Newcastle, see correspondence filed at Newcastle, Bishop of.
For Robin Batzloff, see correspondence filed at Clarke, Jennifer.
For Alan Bavin, see correspondence filed at Bavin, Lindy.
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MLMSS 3269/Vol. 133
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YdmW3We9
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/YdmW3We9
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1006287
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