Volume 56 Item 01: Sir William Macarthur list of specimens of woods collected for the Paris Exhibiti...
Volume 56 Item 01: Sir William Macarthur list of specimens of woods collected for the Paris Exhibiti...
Volume 56 Item 01: Sir William Macarthur list of specimens of woods collected for the Paris Exhibition, 1854, and tree ferns shipped to Sydney, 1859
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Date
1854, 1859
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A 2952/Item 1
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1 volume - 18.2 x 12 cm. - manuscript
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Contents
Notebook titled in ink on first page: "List of specimens of woods with corresponding dried specimens collected for the Paris Exhibition". Some entries are dated 1854. Indigenous names are supplied for some specimens.
Includes memo respecting tree ferns, 21 Nov 1858; memo respecting tree ferns packed for Mr Veitch and forwarded to Sydney, 7 &...
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Volume 56 Item 01: Sir William Macarthur list of specimens of woods collected for the Paris Exhibition, 1854, and tree ferns shipped to Sydney, 1859
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General note
In some cases the Aboriginal names of specimens have been supplied -- note inside front cover by Monica Flower, Mitchell Library, 1948.
A revised copy as far as no. 162 is at A 2952 / Item 2.
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A 2952/Item 1
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Ydmd23e9
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/Ydmd23e9
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1214690
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