Penny Ferguson papers, mostly concerning LETS (Local Employment & Trading System), Esperanto, and Nu...
Penny Ferguson papers, mostly concerning LETS (Local Employment & Trading System), Esperanto, and Nutcote in Neutral Bay, 1959-2000
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Date
1959-2000
Call Numbers
MLMSS 8228
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Physical Description
Contents
0.33 metres of textual material (2 boxes)
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Fonds
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Copyright status : In copyright
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Scope and Contents
Contents
BOX 1
Folder 1
Esperanto papers, correspondence, translations, brochures, cards, etc., in English and Esperanto, ca. 1959-1970
Folder 2
Down to Earth: North East Australia newsletters; LETS (Local Employment & Trading System) Trade newsletters; Natural Growing newsletter, 1992-1997
Folder 3
Illawarra, and Shoalhaven LETS n...
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Full title
Penny Ferguson papers, mostly concerning LETS (Local Employment & Trading System), Esperanto, and Nutcote in Neutral Bay, 1959-2000
Authors, Artists and Contributors
Author / Creator
Notes
Description source
Information upgraded as part of the Manuscripts Unprocessed eRecords Project 2011-2012
Contextual Information
Source
Presented by Penny Ferguson, October 1997 and March 2010
Administrative / Biographical history
Penny Ferguson was involved in activities and groups, including LETS, the Local Employment & Trading System; Esperanto; and with fighting to save Nutcote, formerly residence of May Gibbs.
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Call Numbers
MLMSS 8228
Record Identifier
nM7ZleeY
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/nM7ZleeY
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Reference code
153429
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