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Swiss artists in Australia, 1777-1991 / Barry Pearce.

BATEMANS BAY
1. Bateman’s Bay, N.S.W., undated
Photograph, sepia toned.

BATHURST, N.S.W.
2. Bathurst, N.S.W. – 1819 / Pelion [Pellion]
Collection Baron de Freycinet, Paris” – verso. “Exhibited at Exposition Grands Voiliers Autour du Monde, 1760-1880, Pairs, Mar – Apr. 1962 (Cat. No. 163)
Photograph, black and white, of a watercolour.

3a. Bathurst, c. 1851 / drawing by George French Angas
Bathurst Eighty-three Years Ago. The view … shows the part of Bathurst which included the Anglican and Roman Catholic cathedrals. Nearer, and crossing the bed of the Macquarie River, parties of gold-seekers are shown with their drayloads of tools and provisions, entering the town on the way to the Ophir diggings
Clipping.

3b. Bathurst, N.S.W. (c. 1885?) (negative available at FM1/4215).

3c. Bathurst, N.S.W. - 1896 (negative available at FM1/4216).

4. Bathurst, N.S.W., undated. 
King’s Parade, and All Saints’ Cathedral, Bathurst
Print, sepia toned.

5. Bathurst, N.S.W., undated. 
William St., looking SW from Russell St.
Photograph, sepia toned

BATHURST, N.S.W. - CHURCHES

Bathurst, N.S.W. – Churches 
6. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Churches – All Saints Cathedral, 1910
Print, black and white.

7. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Churches – Roman Catholic Cathedral, undated 
1. “The Mount” Residence of J.H. Stewart 
2. R.C. Cathedral 
3. Cave scene, Fish River 
4. All Saints College 
5. Saint Stanislaus’ College
Clipping with 5 photographs.

8. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Churches – St. Luke’s, undated
S. Luke’s Chapel, Bishopscourt: Bathurst
Photograph, black and white

BATHURST, N.S.W. - GAOLS

9. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Gaols, undated
H.M. Gaol, Bathurst, N.S.W.
Post card, black and white
Don. By R.H. Dessing? (December 1960)

BATHURST, N.S.W. - HOSPITALS

10. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Hospitals – District Hospital, undated
Print, sepia toned.

11. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Hospitals – St. Vincent’s Hospital, undated
Print, sepia toned

BATHURST, N.S.W. - MONUMENTS

12. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Monuments – Evans Memorial, 1974
Handwritten letter on reverse. Post card, coloured.

13. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Monuments – Evans Memorial, undated
After Blaxland, Lawson, and Wentworth had crossed the Blue Mountains, Evans was sent out to amplify their discoveries. Both the Macquarie and the Lachlan Rivers were discovered by him
Clipping.

14. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Monuments – Evans Memorial, undated
Evan’s Memorial, King’s Parade, Bathurst
Print, sepia toned.

15. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Monuments and statues – Charles Darwin, 1985 / Graham Lupp
This photograph shows the plaque commemorating Darwin’s visit to Bathurst, erected on the wall of the Fernery, In Machattie Park, Bathurst …
Photograph, black and white.

BATHURST, N.S.W. - PUBLIC BUILDINGS

16. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Public buildings, undated
King’s Parade, and public buildings, Bathurst
Print, sepia toned.

17. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Public buildings, undated
Public buildings, Russell Street, Bathurst
Print, sepia toned.

18. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Public buildings – Convention Hall, 1896
The corner building is the original School of Arts as in the Holtermann collection, neg. no. 155, but with a new façade added, giving the building an entirely different appearance… The building on the right is the now S of A…
Photograph, sepia toned.

19a. Bathurst - public Buildings - Court House

19b. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Public buildings – Court house & government buildings, 1892
Photograph, sepia toned.

20. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Public buildings – Town Hall, undated
Photograph, sepia toned.

BATHURST, N.S.W. - RESIDENCES

21. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Residences, undated
Photograph, sepia toned.

22. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Residences – Esrom House, 1850-51 / G.A. Huxley
Milson’s Photo Store Apr. 1956 from microfilm at FM4 / 216 of Huxley Papers in the Unwin Library of City Guilds College, South Kensington
Print, black and white.

23. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Residences – Lieut. William Lawson, 1822 / photo by F. Walker
Explorer’s Home. Home of Lieut. William Lawson, near Bathurst (N.S.W.). The house was built in 1822, nine years after Lawson, with two others, made the first track across the Blue Mountains
Clipping. From: Australian, 25 December 1926.

24. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Residences – Macquarie House, undated
Post card, sepia toned.

BATHURST, N.S.W. - SCHOOLS

25. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Schools – Bathurst High School, undated
Christmas Greetings from The Visual Education Centre, Burwood [1955]
Card, black and white.

26. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Schools – High School, undated
Print, sepia toned.

27. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Schools – St. Stanislaus College, undated

BATHURST, N.S.W. - STREETS

28. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Streets – Howick Street, undated
Print, sepia toned.

29. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Streets – William Street, undated
Print, sepia toned.

BATHURST, N.S.W. - VIEWS

30. Bathurst, N.S.W. – Views, various dates 
1. “View Bathurst, August? 14/40” 
2. “Bathurst from the West, April 3/40”
Handwritten notes: Boundaries of the Site for the City of Bathurst proclaimed 8th Dec. 1879. N.S.W. fort. gaz. Vol. 4 1879 p. 5418”; “Bathurst proclaimed a city, 20th March, 1885. Official Municipal Year-books &c of NSW 1907. Sec. 4 p. 72
2 prints, black and white, with handwritten notes on 1 page.

BATMAN, JOHN
31. John Batman, 1881
Monument to John Batman erected in 1881
Photograph, sepia toned.

BAY OF ISLANDS, N.Z.
32. Bay of Islands, New Zealand, undated
Photograph, sepia toned.

BAYVIEW, N.S.W.
33. Bayview, N.S.W., undated
Photograph, sepia toned.

BEECHWORTH, VIC.
34. Beechworth, Vic., 1855 / on stone by A.J. Stopps, from a daguerreotype by Acley & Rochletz 
1. Camp Buildings, Beechworth 
2. Post Office, Beechworth
2 prints, black and white
From: The diggers & diggings of Victoria as they are in 1855 [picture] / drawn on stone by S.T. Gill. Melbourne (44 Collins St. West) : James J. Blundell & Co., 1855 (Melbourne : Campbell & Fergusson litho.). Part 6, no. 1-2, 741 [Gill] Vols 5, 6 and 7 consist of lithographs by A.J. Stopps.

BEGA, N.S.W.

35. Bega, N.S.W., c. 1878
Bega looking NE about 1878. Parker Street on left
Photograph, sepia toned.

36. Bega, N.S.W., c. 1878
Bega about 1878 looking NW. Wesleyan & Presbyterian Churches (L to R) stand out
Photograph, sepia toned.

37. Bega, N.S.W., c. 1880
Bega about 1880. R.C. Church & foundations of present one on left
Photograph, sepia toned

BEGA, N.S.W. – AERODROME

38. Bega, N.S.W. – Aerodrome, 1939
Adastra Airways Plane on Bega Drome, 1939
Photograph, sepia toned.

39. Bega, N.S.W. – Aerodrome, 1942
Gannet used by Butler Air Transport for Bega – Sydney Air Service 1942. On Bega Aerodrome at Frogs’ Hollow
Photograph, sepia toned.

BEGA, N.S.W. - CEMETERIES

40. Bega, N.S.W. – Cemeteries – Corridgeree Cemetery, 1940
Old Corridgeree Cemetery, Bega 1940. Mt Mumbulla in background
Photograph, sepia toned.

41. Bega, N.S.W. – Cemeteries – Corridgeree Cemetery, 1942
Grave of Dr. Widdell, died 1851
Photograph, sepia toned.

BEGA, N.S.W. - CHURCHES

42. Bega, N.S.W. – Churches – Methodist Churches, 1940
Methodist Churches built 1869 & 1924, Bega, 1940
Photograph, sepia toned.

43. Bega, N.S.W. – Churches – Presbyterian Church, 1942
Photograph, sepia toned.

44. Bega, N.S.W. – Churches – St. John’s C. of E., c. 1910 / W.H. Brixey, Bega
Church of England and School, Bega
Card, black and white.

45. Bega, N.S.W. – Churches – St. John’s C. of E., c. 1952
Clipping. From: “Port of Sydney”, April 1952.

BEGA, N.S.W. - HALLS
46. Bega, N.S.W. – Halls – Agricultural, Pastoral and Horticultural Society Hall, 1940
Bega Agricultural Hall. Built 1905
Photograph, sepia toned.

BEGA, N.S.W. - HOTELS
47. Bega, N.S.W. – Hotels – Victoria Inn, 1942
Photograph, sepia toned.

BEGA, N.S.W. - INDUSTRIES

48. Bega, N.S.W. – Industries – Creamery Co’s factory, 1942
Old Creamery Cos Factory, Yarranung, Bega, 1942
Photograph, sepia toned.

49. Bega, N.S.W. – Industries – Power station, 1942
Power House, Bega, 1942 (Prior to Bega Valley Hydro)
Photograph, sepia toned.

BEGA, N.S.W. - MILLS
50. Bega, N.S.W. – Mills – Gowing’s flour mill, 1941
at Jellat, Bega, 1946 (used in old wheat days on coast – 70’s). “Dated 1946. Duplicate dated 1941 – handwritten note next to photograph
Photograph, sepia toned.

BEGA, N.S.W. MONUMENTS

51. Bega, N.S.W. – Monuments – Boer War, c. 1908
Post card, sepia toned.

52. Bega, N.S.W. – Monuments – Boer War, 1940
Boer War Memorial, Bega Park, 1940
Photograph, sepia toned.

BEGA, N.S.W. - PARKS & GARDENS
53. Bega, N.S.W. – Parks & gardens – Bega Park, Entrance, 1942
Bega Park entrance gates erected about 1941.
Photograph, sepia toned.

BEGA, N.S.W. - PUBLIC BUILDINGS

54. Bega, N.S.W. – Public buildings – Court house, c. 1870
Court house erected 1865, renovated 1873, replaced 1881
Photograph, sepia toned.

55. Bega, N.S.W. – Public buildings – Court house, 1942
Court House, Bega. Built 1881
Photograph, sepia toned.

56. Bega, N.S.W. – Public buildings – Fire station, 1940
Duplicate dated 1942 - handwritten note next to photograph
Photograph, sepia toned.

57. Bega, N.S.W. – Public buildings – Main Roads office, 1942
Photograph, sepia toned.

58. Bega, N.S.W. – Public buildings – Radio station [2BE], 1942
Photograph, sepia toned.

59. Bega, N.S.W. – Public buildings - School of Arts, c. 1867
Photograph, sepia toned.

BEGA, N.S.W. - RESIDENCES

60. Bega, N.S.W. – Residences – Gillard’s Hut, 1865
Gillard’s Hut, 1965, Parker Street
Photograph, sepia toned.

61. Bega, N.S.W. – Residences – Pioneer’s Shack, 1940
Bega, pioneer Bega, N.S.W. –’s home in Tarraganda Lane (last in town) 1940
Photograph, sepia toned.

BEGA, N.S.W. - SCHOOLS & COLLEGES
62. Bega, N.S.W. – Schools & colleges – Public school, 1940
Bega School erected 1883. Portion on right er[ected] 1892
Photograph, sepia toned

BEGA, N.S.W. - STREETS

63. Bega, N.S.W. – Streets – Carp Street, c. 1910
No record of dating. After c. 1905 (Tree near house on left)… Telephones installed in Bega 1907
Photograph, black and white.

64. Bega, N.S.W. – Streets – Carp Street, 1938
Photograph, sepia toned.

65. Bega, N.S.W. – Streets – Carp Street, 1942
Bega School’s Annual March in Carp Street, 1942
Photograph, sepia toned.

66. Bega, N.S.W. – Streets – Gipps Street, c. 1952
Clipping. From: “Port of Sydney”, April 1952.

BEGA, N.S.W. - WHARVES
67. Bega, N.S.W. – Wharves – Tathra, 1940
Tathra Wharf, 1940
Photograph, sepia toned.

BEGA RIVER, N.S.W.
68. Bega River, N.S.W., 1940
Junction [of] Bega & Brogo Rivers, Bega. Long recognised swimming resort, 1940
Photograph, sepia toned.

BELLINGER RIVER, N.S.W.

69. Bellinger River, N.S.W., 1890
Photograph, sepia toned.

70. Bellinger River District, undated
Photograph, black and white.

BELMONT, N.S.W.
71. Belmont, N.S.W., c. 1951 / Avion Views
Belmont, N.S.W. on Lake Macquarie, looking south towards Swansea
Photograph, black and white.

BEN LOMOND, TAS.

72. Ben Lomond, Tas., undated / S. Spurling
The Stacks, Ben Lomond
Photograph, black and white.

73. Ben Lomond, Tas., undated / S. Spurling
The cliffs, Ben Lomond
Photograph, black and white.

BENDIGO, VIC.

74. Bendigo, Vic., c. 1895
Pall Mall, Bendigo, Victoria. Extracted from album … of views of countries visited presumably by J. McDakin Clench (whose ticket was in the album) on a world tour begun … leaving London 5 April 1895 for Albany, W.A.
Photograph, sepia toned.

75. Bendigo, Vic., undated
Includes print of “Cyanide Tanks, Bendigo” / Arthur Boyd (Tempera on Masonite)
Clipping. From: Bulletin of the National Gallery of South Australia.

76. Bendigo, Vic., undated
Easter Fair Procession in Pall Mall, Bendigo
Post card, coloured.

BENNETT, GEORGE
77. George Bennett, undated
Monument to Dr. George Bennett
Photograph, sepia toned.

BEREMBRA WEIR [i.e. BEREMBED WEIR?]
78-79. Berembra Weir, 1912
4 photographs, black and white on 2 pages
78. Berembra Weir, 1912 
1. “Berembra Regulator, 15.10.12” – verso 
2. “Berembra Wier 15.10.12”
2 photographs, black and white
79. Berembra Weir, 1912
“Berembra Wier 15.10.12” – verso of both photographs
2 photographs, black and white.

BERMAGUI, N.S.W.
80. Bermagui, N.S.W., 1927
Samuel Sinclair, blacksmith, Bermagui, Sands Directory 1927
Photograph, black and white.

BEROWRA, N.S.W.

81. Berowra, N.S.W., c. 1881-1886
Photograph, black and white. Original at PXA 450, no. 1. Negative available at ONCY 57:1.

82. Berowra, N.S.W., c. 1881-1886
Photograph, black and white. Original at PXA 450, no. 36. Negative available at ONCY 57:36.

BERRIMA, N.S.W.

83. Berrima, N.S.W. – Hotels, undated
Surveyor-General Hotel, Berrima
Postcard, black and white.

84. Berrima, N.S.W. – Public buildings – Court House, undated
Post card, sepia toned.

BERRY, N.S.W.

85. Berry, N.S.W. – Churches – St. Luke’s, undated
Post card, coloured.

86. Berry, N.S.W. – Hotels – Great Southern Hotel, undated
Samuel Beaver’s Great Southern Hotel, Berry 
Card, black and white.

BERRY’S BAY, N.S.W.
87. Berry’s Bay, N.S.W. – Residences – Berry Cottage, 1905
Print, sepia toned.

BETTS’S CAMP
88. “Betts’s Camp”, N.T., 1885 / Leudenfeld Photo
Betts’s Camp. 10.1.85
Print, sepia toned.

BINGARA, N.S.W.

89. Bingara, N.S.W., undated
Photograph, sepia toned.

90. Bingara, N.S.W. – Public buildings – Police Station, undated
Photograph, sepia toned.

91. Bingara, N.S.W. – Public buildings – Post Office, undated
Photograph, sepia toned.

BIRDS 

92. Birds, undated
Print, black and white.

93. Birds, undated
Australian Eagle (Aquilla fucosa?)
Print, black and white. Published by T. and W. Boone, London. From: Three expeditions into the interior of eastern Australia / by T.L. Mitchell. Vol. 2, opposite p. 262 (negative at FM1 / 1763).

94. Birds, undated
The rose cockatoo
Print, black and white. Published by Smith, Elder & Co., London. From: Two expeditions into the interior of southern Australia, during the years 1828, 1829, 1830, and 1831 : with observations on the soil, climate, and general resources of the Colony of New South Wales / by Charles Sturt. Adelaide : Public Library of South Australia, 1963. Vol. 1 (negative at FM1/1771).

95. Birds, undated
The Crested Pigeon of the Marshes
Print, black and white. Published by Smith, Elder & Co., London. From: Two expeditions into the interior of southern Australia, during the years 1828, 1829, 1830, and 1831 : with observations on the soil, climate, and general resources of the Colony of New South Wales / by Charles Sturt. Adelaide : Public Library of South Australia, 1963. Vol. 1 (negative at FM1/1772).

BIRDS - AUSTRALIA

96. Birds – Australia, 1798 / M. Lewin
Botany Bay Creeper. From: Sotheby’s sale, 7 December 1971. Lot 85
Print, black and white.

97. Birds – Australia, 1819 / drawn by R. Browne
The Mountain Pheasant. From: Christie’s in Australia, 14-15 March 1972. Lot 174
Print, black and white.

98. Birds – Australia, 1820 
Black Swan from Van Dieman’s Land …; An Adeleina from Cape Barren in the great South Sea intended for the Queen of England but the poor bird died on board the Mary …
Print, black and white, of the Black Swan and the Adeleina. From: Sotheby’s Sale, Belgravia, Topographical Paintings, 20th March 1973. Lot 30, An album of 15 pages.

99. Birds – Australia, 1838-40 / Edith Gould
A greater Sulphur Crested Cockatoo / Edith Gould. From: Christie’s sale of English drawings, 16th May 1972
Print, black and white.

100. Birds – Australia, 1896 / Neville Cayley ; photograph by A.C. Cooper Ltd.
A kookaburra Bird on a branch. From: Christie’s sale of paintings, 16 February 1973. Lot 51
Print, black and white

101. Birds – Australia, undated / N.W. Cayley; photograph by A.C. Cooper Ltd.
A kookaburra bird perched on a branch / Neville Cayley
Same title but different picture from item no. 96. From: Christie’s sale of paintings, 16 February 1973. Lot 50
Print, black and white.

102. Birds – Australia, undated
Black Swan’s Nest. River Murray near Echuca, Victoria
Photograph, black and white.

103. Birds – Australia, undated / Alex Casserly, Sydney
Australian black swan
Photograph, black and white.

104. Birds – Australia, undated
Psittacus pacificus
This copy of Lambert drawing … was made by H. Grenvold[?] circa 1930. From: Lambert Drawings vol. 1, pl. 13
Print, black and white.

105. Birds – Australia, undated
Loxia fascinans. Indeterminable but probably meant to be Jacky Winter (Microeca leucophaea). From: Lambert Drawings vol. 1, pl. 58
Print, black and white.

106. Birds – Australia, undated
Turdus volitans
It refers to the Willie Wagtail. From: Lambert Drawings vol. 1, pl. 59
Print, black and white.

107. Birds – Australia, undated / photograph by George Washington Wilson
Australian Snake Bird
Photograph, sepia toned.

108. Birds – Australia, undated
Laughing Jackass
Photograph, sepia toned.

109. Birds – Australia, undated / drawn by N.W. Cayley
Budgerigars
Print, coloured. From: Supplement to the “Sydney Mail” Annual, 5 October 1935.

BIRDS - NEW ZEALAND
110. Birds – New Zealand, undated
Pidgeon from New Zealand. From: Sotheby’s Sale of 1 November 1973 (T.E. Donne Collection etc.) Lot 77: New Zealand School (late 18th century)
Print, black and white

B., J.O. 
111. J.O.B. (artist), 1866-1902 [possibly James O. Burgess]
Views in Queensland, N.S.W. and Tasmania, 1866-1902
f.3 Near Brereton 1871 [Watercolour] f. 6 The Night Cap Road Bunalbo to Woodenbin Nov. 1884 [Wash drawing] f. 54 At Boat harbour [Pen and ink drawing f. 55 [Untitled sketch of river scene] [Watercolour] f. 58 Newtown Creek [Watercolour] f. 71 Thorniz ferry [Wash drawing f. 72-6 [5 untitled sketches]. Originals held at DGA 5
Folder of 10 pages of photographs, black and white, of drawings.


Box 08: Subject and place file, Bathurst, N.S.W. to J.O.B. (artist), ca. 1798 to 1985

Account of an expedition to the interior of New Holland / edited by Lady Mary Fox.

The collection contains a numbered set of fifty untitled drawings on 37 sheets (no. 31 comprising two sheets), which are described in the eleven pages of manuscript notes. The manuscripts pages are written in an unknown hand.

MANUSCRIPT

i. page one
ii. page two
iii. page three
iv. page four
v. page five
vi. page six
vii. page seven
viii. page eight
ix. page nine
x. page ten
xi. page eleven


DRAWINGS

Titles have been derived by comparing them with the botanical list in ‘The conservation of Norfolk Island’ by J.S. Turner. Dates ca. 1791-1793 from time Doody and Paterson, for whom the drawings were possibly made, spent on Norfolk Island.


f.1 Freycinetia baueriana.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.1’ is written in lower left corner. On the lower left and right of drawing there are studies of flower parts. A pencil note at lower right reads, ‘Pandanus mel-[?]’.
47.5 x 60.0 cm
[Previously f.33]

f.2 Myoporum obscurum. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. On lower left side of the drawing there is a note ‘No. 2’ followed by ‘plant’.
Celtis paniculate.
Unsigned. Undated. ‘No.3’ is written on lower right side of drawing following a stem cross section. Under the drawing there is a pencil note reading, ‘Celtis’, possibly added later.
47.0 x 56.7 cm
[Previously f.2a and f.2b]

f.3 Coprosma baueri, male & female plants. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. There is an indecipherable note under the left hand study, ‘No.4’ is written below each study.
47.5 x 60.0 cm
[Previously f.3a and f.3b]

f.4 Cordyline obtecta. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.5’ is written at lower left. At lower right there is a pencil note possibly added later, reading ‘Dracana terminalis’.
47.5 x 60.0 cm
[Previously f.4]

f.5 Meryta angustifolia. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.6’ is written at both lower left and lower right. There are details of flower parts and cross sections of the stem around the drawing.
47.7 x 59.7 cm
[Previously f.5]

f.6 Wickstroemia Australis. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled.  There are two drawings of the plant, both labelled ‘No. 7’ and cross sections of the flower and fruit with a label, ‘No.7’.
Ipomea.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.8’ is written at lower right. Above the drawing there are studies of a section, a stamen and a seed case.
47.5 x 60.1 cm
[Previously f.6a and f. 6b]

f.7 Claystegia affinis. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.9’ is written at lower right, followed by ‘Convolvnlus’ [sic] in pencil.
47.4 x 60.2 cm
[Previously f.7]

f.8 Pennantia endlicheri. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.10’ is written at lower right. Further to the right there are two ink sketches of flower parts.
Dendrobium macropus.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.11’ is written at lower right followed by ink sketches of flower parts: A further note, in pencil, reads ‘Epidendrum’ [?].
47.6 x 60.0 cm
[Previously f.8a and 8b]

f.9 Plumbagus xylenica. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. There are two studies of flower parts at lower left and ‘No.12’ is written at lower right. There is a pencil note reading ‘Plumbagus Xylenica’ under the drawing, possibly added later.
Procris montana.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.13’ is written at lower right.
47.9 x 60.0 cm
[Previously f.9a and f. 9b]

f.10 Solanum bauerianum.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.14’ is written at lower left.
Solanum aviculare.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.15’ is written at lower right and ‘Solanum lacunatum’ is written in pencil at lower left.
47.0 x 60.3 cm
[Previously f.10a and 10b]

f.11 Evodia littoralis. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.16’ is written on the lower right side of the sheet followed by four studies of flower parts.
47.8 x 59.5 cm
[Previously f.11]

f.12 Pisonia umbelliferia. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.17’ is written on the lower left side of the stem. On the right side of the stem there are four studies of flower parts.
47.6 x 60.1 cm
[Previously f.12]

f.13 Ipomea Pes-caprae. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.18’ is written on the lower left side of the stem and ‘Convolvulus’ is written in pencil at lower right. Celtis paniculata. Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.19’ is written on lower right side of the stem. 47.6 x 59.5 cm
[Previously f.13a and f.13b]

f.14 Melodinus baueri.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.20’ is written at lower left of left hand drawing followed by a cross section of fruit. On the lower right side of right drawing there are four studies of flower parts. A pencil note under the left drawing reads, ‘Melodinus? Genus apocun [?]. 
47.7 x 59.7 cm
[Previously f.14]

f.15 Lagunaria Patersonia. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.21’ is written on lower left side of stem, followed by a note written in pencil ‘Hibiscus’. On the right side of the drawing there are three drawings of flower parts.
Alyxia gynopogon.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.22’ is written on lower right of stem followed by a pencil note reading ‘Myxia’ [?].
47.4 x 59.5 cm
[Previously f.15a and f.15b]

f.16 Hymenanthera latifolia. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.23’ is written at lower left of stem following ‘Pendandria’ in pencil. On the lower right side of the drawing there are three studies of flower parts. 
Streblus pendulinus.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.24’ is written at lower left of stem above a pencil note reading ‘Caturus’.
47.7 x 59.7 cm
[Previously f.16a and f.16b]

f.17 Boehmeria Australis. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.25’ is written in lower left corner.
Geitonoplesium cymosum.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.26’ is written at lower left of stem and there is a study of a flower part at lower right above a pencil note reading, ‘Convallar oides’.
47.6 x 60.1 cm
[Previously f.17a and f.17b]

f.18 Tetragonia implexicoma.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.27’ is written on lower left side of stem.
Caparis nobilis ‘Devil’s Guts’.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No. 28’ is written on lower right side of stem. There are three studies of flower and fruit parts around the drawing a pencil note reading ‘Capparis’ at lower right.
47.4 x 60.0 cm
[Previously f.18a and f. 18b]

f.19 Samolus repens. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.29’ is written on lower left of stem. There is a study of a flower part of lower right.
Baloghia lucida.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.30’ is written at lower left of the stem. There is a cross section of the fruit and a study of a flower part at lower right.
47.1 x 59.6 cm
[Previously f.19a and f. 19b]

f.20 Phormium tanax. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.31’.
Shows leaf and flowers.
47.3 x 60.0 cm.
[Previously f.20]

f.21 Phormium tanax
Unsigned. Undated. Also labelled ‘No.31’.
60.2 x 47.2 cm
[Previously f.21]

f.22 Nestegis apetala. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.32’ is written at lower left of stem, on the lower right there is a cross section of the fruit.
Pittosporum bracteolatum.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.33’ is written on lower right of stem. There is a pencil note reading ‘Pittosporum’ at lower left.
47.3 x 59.8 cm
[Previously f.22a and f. 22b]

f.23 Jasminum volubile. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.34’ is written at lower left of stem. A pencil note under the drawing reads ‘Jasminum lucidum’.
Peperomia urvilleana.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.35’ is written at lower left of stem. There is a pencil note under the drawing reading ‘Piper’.
Passiflora adiantum.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.36’ is written on lower right of stem below a pencil note reading ‘Passiflora’.
47.7 x 59.7 cm
[Previously f.23a, f.23b and f.23c]

f.24 Ipomoea congesta. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.37’ is written at lower left of stem above pencil notes reading, ‘Convolvulus? Ipomea?’.
Elaeodendron curtipendulum.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.38’ is written on lower left side of stem and there is a cross section of fruit on lower right side above an illegible pencil note.
47.7 x 60.0 cm
[Previously f.24a and f.24b]

f.25 Euphorbia sparrmannii. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.39’ is written on lower left side of stem.
Lobelia alata.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.40’ is written at lower left of stem. On the lower right side of the stem there are two studies of flower parts above a pencil note reading ‘Lobelia cp L. Angulatam’.
47.4 X 60.0 cm
[Previously f.25a and f.25b]

f.26 Ipomoea cairica. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.41’ is written on lower left side of stem. On the right side there is a pencil note reading ‘Ipomoea’.
Planchonella costata ‘Bastard ironwood’.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.42’ is written on lower left side of stem. On the lower right side there are three studies of flower parts.
47.6 x 60.3 cm
[Previously f.26a and f.26b]

f.27 Melicitis ramiflora. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.43’ is written on lower left side of stem. Notes below the drawing read ‘Ignot’ and ‘Yellow Tree – Wood’.
47.2 x 59.8 cm
[Previously f.27]

f.28 Ungeria floribunda. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.44’ is written on lower right side of stem. There is a cross section of a fruit and a flower study of left side of the drawing. A pencil note on lower left of stem reads, ‘Helicteres B’.
47.7 x 59.8 cm
[Previously f.28]

f.29 Dianella intermedia. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. Two plant studies. ‘No.45’ is written on lower left side of left hand drawing. On the lower left side of the right hand drawing there is a study of a flower part. Between the two drawings there is a pencil note reading, ‘Dianella canilea’.
47.5 x 60.1 cm
[Previously f.29]

f.30 Abutilon julianae. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.46’ is written on lower left side of drawing. There are two studies of flower parts at lower right above a pencil note reading ‘Side cp. ariaticain’.
47.6 x 60.0 cm
[Previously f.30]

f.31 Tylophora biglandolusa. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.47’ is written beneath the drawing. At lower left of drawing there is a note reading, ‘Cynanchum oil asclepias B’.
Melodinus apoconaceae.
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘48’ is written on lower right side of stem. Beneath the drawing there is a drawing of a locust and a pencil note reading ‘Apocinon [?]’.
47.6 x 60.2 cm
[Previously f.31a and f.31b]

f.32 Excoecaria agallocha ‘Melky tree’. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.49’ is written at lower left side of stem above a pencil note reading, ‘Excacaria’. Muehlenbeckia Australia. Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. ‘No.50’.
47.6 x 60.0 cm
[Previously f.32a and f.32b]

f.33 Freycinetia baueriana. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. There is one drawing of the flower with leaves cut off and three studies of flower parts.
47.7 x 60.0 cm
[Previously f.34]

f.34 Freycinetia baueriana. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled.
47.6 x 60.1 cm
[Previously f.35]

f.35 Freycinetia baueriana. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. There are drawings of a complete flower and two flower parts with three notes around the drawings, 2 regarding size and one extensive descriptive note. ‘No.2’ is written at upper left. It is possible that this work and ff.36 & 37 are the work of a different hand than the numbered set of 50 drawings.
39.7 x 50.3 cm
[Previously f.36]

f.36 Freycinetia baueriana. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. There is one drawing of a complete flower and one of a flower part with notes regarding size.
40.1 x 53.1 cm
[Previously f.37]

f.37 Freycinetia baueriana. 
Unsigned. Undated. Untitled. The drawing shows the fruit of the plant. On the back of the drawing a  note reads, ‘Capt King Nov. 21, 1794’.
39.8 x 52.5 cm
[Previously f.38]


Original box filed separately.

i. Manuscript page one

ii. Manuscript page two

iii. Manuscript page three

Series 01: Flora of Norfolk Island, ca. 1790s / attributed to John Doody

1a. Chelsea flower show, Sydney. Madeline Moore, teacher, later Director of Handcrafts, with handmade baskets, 1960s
1b. Completed articles made by disabled veterans, Handcraft Department, 1985
2a.Handcraft Centre, H.Q. Mrs Latchford, Mrs Beames (trainees),  15 March 1985
2b. Admiring basket making by veterans. Madeline Moore, Director of Handcrafts in  right background, 1970
3a. William Lawler,79, attending Red Cross Handcrafts Service for jewellery-making, 1985
3b. "A Tipsy Trio" puppets made by trainees, 1980s?/ Country Life Photo
4a. Botanical Gardens, Sydney. Handcraft art classes, 1985/ Monte Luke P/L.
4b. Mrs Dorothy Beames, trainee, jewellery class. Handcraft Dept., 1980s/ Annual Report 1985
5. Botanical Gardens, Sydney.  Handcraft art teacher with disabled trainee, 1980s/ Monte Luke P/L
6. Trainee making a template for (jewellery box?), 1980s/ David Franklin, North Bondi
7a. Pottery display, 1980s?/ Noel Rubie Pty Ltd, Sydney
7b. Ex-serviceman learning to throw on an electric potter wheel, 1980s/ The Leicagraph Co Pty Ltd, North Sydney
8a. Pottery making, 1980s/ Red Cross Publicity Photograph
8b. Pottery making, 1980s/ Red Cross Publicity Photograph
9. Handcrafts, finished articles on display, 1980s? / David Franklin North Bondi
10. Handcrafts - display of finished goods for sale made by disabled ex-servicemen, 1970s/ David Frankline Photographers, Leichardt
11a.  Handcrafts, finished articles, weaving section, 1970s?
11b. Handcrafts, finished articles, weaving section, 1970s?
12a. Loom weaving, trainees, disabled ex-servicemen, 1970s?
12b. Loom weaving, trainees, disabled ex-servicemen, 1970s?
13. Easter Show. Display of goods made by sick & disabled ex-servicemen & women, 1970s? / David Franklin, North Bondi
14. Ribbons won at Easter Show, display of baskets etc. made in Handcrafts Department, 1987
15. Driver brings elderly man to Handcraft lessons in special bus, 1982
16. Easter Show. Handcraft exhibits, 1985 /The Leicagraph Co Pty Ltd, Sydney
17. Display of finished goods, Red Cross Display, handcraft and pictorial, NRMA exhibition, 1970s / Phil Ward Studios, Sydney
18. Learning new skills, elderly and incapacitated people, 1970s?
19. Elderly handcrafts trainee with finished doll, 1970s
20. Elderly trainees, knitting and basketmaking, 1970s?
21a. Finished pottery vase, 1970s?
21b. Pounsett Soom on crutches in handcrafts room/ appeared in Red Cross Review February 1988
22a. Display of various finished baskets, 1970s / The Leicagraph Co. Pty. Ltd. North Sydney
22b. Madeline Moore, Handcraft Director, with basket maker, 1970s?
23a. Loom and finished articles. 
23b. Newspaper cutting with photograph and article by Jenni Gilbert about Mrs Jeanette Barlow, one of the handcraft trainees/Article from Sun (newspaper)11/10/1977
24. Stuffed cat, handcrafts, 1970s
25a. Basket making, 1970s, Tori Wilkinson, handcraft teacher, 1960s?/ Red Cross Publicity Photograph
25b. Finished baskets, 1970s
26a. Handcrafts, jewellery making, 1970s
26b. Royal Easter Show.  Handcrafts trainees with displayed items , 1970s?
27a. Royal Easter Show. Handcrafts, display of finished goods, 1988
27b. Royal Easter Show. Handcrafts, display of finished goods, 1988
27c. Royal Easter Show. Handcrafts, dislay of finished good, 1988
27d. Royal Easter Show. Handcrafts, display of finished goods, 1988
28a. Handcrafts trainees at work, 1990s?
28b. Handcrafts trainees at work, 1990s?
28c. Handcrafts trainees at work, 1990s?
28d. Handcrafts trainees at work, 190s?
29a. Handcrafts trainees at work, June 1976
29b. Handcrafts trainees at work, June 1976
29c. Handcrafts trainees at work, June 1976
29d. Handcrafts trainees at work, June 1976
30a. Handcrafts trainees at work, June 1976
30b. Handcrafts trainees at work, June 1976
30c. Handcrafts trainees at work, June 1976
30d. Handcrafts trainees at work, June 1976
31a. Handcrafts trainees at work, June 1976
31b. Handcrafts trainees at work, June 1976
31c. Handcrafts trainees at work
31d. Handcrafts trainees at work, June 1976
32a. Handcrafts trainees at work, June 1976
32b. Handcrafts trainees at work, June 1976
32c. Handcrafts trainees at work, June 1976
32d. Handcrafts trainees at work, June 1976
33a. Working at basketweaving, 1970s
33b. Disabled ex-serviceman arrives by lift at Red Cross House, 1970s
33c. Cris Holland, Transport Manager, with Handcrafts patients and bus at Red Cross House, 1970s? 33c (second image) Cris Holland, Transport Manager, with 12 handcraft patients at Red Cross House
33d. Ros Brown (Left, with flowers), teacher; Madeline Moore (centre), Handcrafts Director, 1970s
34b. Photograph of 3 silver sterling spoons made by Raymond Linney in Handcrafts,Top spoon was sent to H.M. Margrethe of Denmark, 1988
34a. Handcrafts, weaving setup, 1980s
34c. Handcrafts, potter throwing, 1980s?
34d. Mr Raymond Linney, maker of sterling server spoon sent to H.M. Queen Margrethe of Denmark, 1988
35a. Handcrafts, display of finished goods, 1980s?
35b. Handcrafts, teaching basket weaving, 1980s / Sydney Morning Herald
36a. Loading baskets into Red Cross Handcraft Teaching Service van, 1950s / Sydney Morning Herald
36b. Parked Red Cross Handcraft Teaching Service van, 1950s
37a. Elderly man with crutch being assisted into handcrafts department, 1970s?
37b. Handcrafts, trainee ex-servicemen at work, 19 March 1979
38a. Baskets, a special order produced in Red Cross Handcrafts department, 1989
38b. Handcrafts Shop, customers and baskets, 1980s
39a. Handcrafts: trainees with finished baskets, 1980s
39b. Handcrafts, trainees with finished baskets, 1980s
39c. Handcrafts, demonstrating basketmaking, 1980s?
39d. Wheelchair patient and Red Cross minibus, 1980s?
39e. Wheelchair patient and Red Cross minibus, 1980s ?
40a. Handcrafts, men and women trainees, 1980s?
40b. Handcrafts, men and women trainees, 1980s?
40c. Handcrafts, men and women trainees, 1980s?
40d. Handcrafts, men and women trainees, foreground: Mrs E. Thompsett (Narrabeen); background: Mrs D. Crago (Elizabeth Bay), 1980s?
41a. Handcrafts, men and women trainees, 1980s?
41b. Handcrafts, men and women trainees, 1980s?
41c. Handcrafts, men and women trainees, 1980s?
41d. Mr Grey with Miss Merle Tysoe, handcraft instructor at Red Cross House
42a.  Handcrafts, men and women trainees, 1980s?
42b. Handcrafts, men and women trainees, 1980s?
42c. Handcraft Christmas Party, 1986
42d. [Handcraft Christmas Party, 1986?]
43a. Handcraft display, 1960s/Noel Rubie Pty. Ltd. Jamieson St, Sydney
43b. Handcraft display, 1960s/ Phil Ward Studios, 296 Pitt Street, Sydney
44. Display of goods for Royal Easter Show, 1960s ?
45. Stand at Royal Easter Show, 1960s,/ David Franklin, 283 Parramatta Road, Leichhardt
46. Disabled ex-servicemen’s handcrafts, 1960s /David Franklin, 130 Murriverie Rd, North Bondi
47. Dame Margot Fonteyn speaking to ex-servicemen while visiting Handcrafts Department, 1960/ David Franklin
48. Royal Easter Show. Display of handcrafts, 1947/ Noel Rubie Pty Ltd, 24 Jamieson Street, Sydney
49a. Pam Brown, teacher at Pottery Department, Handcrafts, 1987
49b. Dorothy Costa, Red Cross social worker talks to migrants, 1957
49c. Soft toy making, Mrs Smith, a handcraft trainee, shows her toy making to an interested migrant while another inspects the display, 1957
49d. Mrs Smith, handcraft trainee with the soft toy she has just completed, 1957
50a. Mrs Gharlardi chats to Mrs Shore, Red Cross VAD, during a break from her work at the loom, 1957
50b. Handcraft staff.  Back, left to right.  Pat Miller, Yvonne Franges, Merle Tyson, Madeleine Moore, (Director)                  Front, left to right.   Catherine Saba, Hannah Hall, Moi Lee, Betty Hil,. Dec 1988
50c. Petersham Town Hall. Conference for elderly migrants, Red Cross staff, volunteers and handcraft trainees at a display and conference for elderly migrants, 15 Sept 1982
50d. Miss Brown, head teacher of the Red Cross Handcraft department, explains and illustrates the work of the department to Arabic migrants, 1982
51a. Teaching spinning, 1952
51b. Ray Linney was referred to the Red Cross handcraft Service by Veterans' Affairs, his first interest was leatherwork but he's moved into jewellery work now, making silver and pewter items for his wife and friends, 1950s
52a. No. 1 York Street Red Cross Handcraft Department. Ex servicemen making baskets , 1952/ Publicity Department Red Cross House , Jamison Street, Sydney
52b. Mr Douglas Hay of Bossley Park, shows four year old Suzanne Duncan of Campbelltown, two of the dolls he made for a special 10 day sale which began yesterday (8 Oct) on the ground floor of Hordern Bros store in George Street. The 
goods in the Red Cross 'shop' have been masde by disabled ex-servicemen and women at the Red Cross discharged Servicemen's Handcraft Centre in York Street. Sydney Morning Herald, 9 October 1963. Photo: Sydney Morning Herald.
53a. Lady Woodward, President NSW Red Cross, puts the finishing touches on two reindeer made by Mr Arthur Burrows of Ryde when she made her first official visit to Red Cross handcrafts centre on 1 October 1957/ Sydney Morning Herald 
photo
53b. Trainees in the Handcraft Department new pottery room, 1957/ Country Life photo
54a. Lady Woodward, President NSW Division of Red Cross in the Pottery Section of Handcrafts Centre on her first official visit, 1 October 1957/ Australian Consolidated Press photo
54b. Ex Servicement with pottery wheel, Hancraft Department. 1957/ Red Cross Publicity Photograph
55a. Mr G Boyd making cord mat, Miss Kessler, 1973/ John Fairfax & Sons Ltd
55b. Bodington Sign. Sign reads Bodington Red Cross Hospital Care for the Aged. Bodington Hospital is in a peaceful corner of the Blue Mountains, 1989
56a. Lady de L'isle visits Red Cross Handcrafts Department, 1961/ Australian Consolidated Press photo
56b. Lady de L'isle visits Red Cross Handcrafts Department, talking to basket makers, 1961/ Australian Consolidated Press photo
57a. Finished baskets, 1989
57b. Learning to weave, 1989/ The Leicagraph Co. Pty. Ltd.
58a. Weaving, 1989
58b. Weaving,two men, one is Ernest Grey, 1989
59a. Learning handcrafts in the Bodington Hospital activities room, 1989
59b. Learning handcrafts in the Bodington Hospital acitivities room, basket making, 1989
60a. Learninghandcrafts in the Bodington Hospital activities room, basket making, 1989
60b. Putting the finishing touches to the Bodington Snow Man, made by a patient in Bodington Hospital, 1989
61a. View of Bodington Hospital, Wentworth Falls, 1980s
61b. View of Bodington Hospital, Wentworth Falls, 1980s
61c. View of Bodington Hospital, Wentworth Falls, 1980s
61d. Viewof Bodington Hospital,Wentworth Falls, 1980s
62a. View of Bodington Hospital, Wentworth Falls, 1980s
62b. View of Bodington Hospital, Wentworth Falls, 1980s
62c. View of Bodington Hospital, Wentworth Falls, 1980s
62d. View of Bodington Hospital, Wentworth Falls, 1980s
63a. Early view of Bodington Hospital,no date
63b. Early view around Bodington Hospital, showing horse and cart, no date
64a. Early view of Bodington Hospital. No date.
64b. Early view of Bodington Hospital. No date.
65a. Chalets at Bodington Hospital, no date. [Photocopy]
65b. Back view of Bodington Hospital, no date. [Photocopy]
66a. Mr John Beeney, Bodington Hospital patient, no date. [Photocopy]
66b. Mr Phillip Goldberg, Bodington Hospital patient, no date. [Photocopy]
67a. Mrs Anne Hannam, Bodington Hospital patient, 1989. [Photocopy]
67b. Mrs Margaret Dent and Mary Boxel Bodington Hospital patients, 1989. [Photocopy]
68a. Mr Albert Deayton,  Bodington Hospital patient, 1989. [Photocopy]
68b. Mr Harry Lloyd and Mary Boxell, Bodington Hospital, 1989. [Photocopy]
69a. Bodington Hospital Creative Writing Group,  L to R: Jim Beeney, Anne Hannan, Harry Lloyd, Phillip Goldberg, Albert Deayton, Margaret Dent, Mary Boxwll, Marion Glen, 1989
69b. Mr Harry Lloyd, Bodington Hospital patient, 1989. [Photocopy]
70a. Mrs Marion Glen,  Bodington Hospital patient, 1989. [Photocopy]
70b. Nancy Crews,  Bodington Hospital patient. 1989
71a. Decorating the Christmas Tree, 1994/ Newcastle Herald
71b. Bodington Hospital has an extensive library of large-print books, 1989
72a. A male resident at Bodington hospital, 1989
72b. A female resident at Bodington Hospital, 1989
73a. Don Newbury (wearing glasses by door),  Bodington Hospital
73b. Bodington Hospital
73c. Bodington Hospital
73d. Bodington Hospital
74a. Miss Lavinia Locket, Bodington Hospital, 1988
74b. Ida Poole, Bodington Hospital, 1988
74c. Training school at Bodington Hospital in the snow, 1984
74d. Group of residents from Bodington Hospital.
75a. View of Bodington, 1997
75b. Basketmaking, Bodington Hospital, 1997
75c. Bodington Hospital, 1997
75d. Bodington Hospital grounds, 1997
76a. Handcraft Activities Room, Bodington Hospital
76b. Learning handcrafts in the Bodington Hospital Activities Room, 1988
76c. Residents visiting the Library at Bodington Hospital, 1988
76d. Pageant at Bodington Hospital, 1988
77a. Memorial to Mr Colin Graham, a garden pavilion was built in the grounds of The Lady Gowrie Home at Gordon. The building was a memorial from Dr C.E. Vaughan whose lifelong friend Col Graham had been. Col died on 28 Dec 1960. He had 
worked with Branches for 30 years. L to R: Mr C. Lennon, Mr J.F. Clark (Chairman NSW), Matron Holcombe, Dr C. Vaughan, 23 August 1961/ Photo by Timothy Collis-Bird
77b. Postcards of Lady Gowrie Red Cross Convalescent home, Gordon, NSW.
78a. Lady Gowrie Convalescent Home, Gordon/ The Leicagraph Co. Pty. Ltd. Same image as 80b.
78b. Lady Gowrie Convalescent Home, Gordon/ The Leicagraph Co. Pty. Ltd. Same image as 80b.
79a. Lady Gowrie Convalescent Home, Gordon,  Persia Porter, Commandant VADS,  in uniform on right/Noel Rubie Pty. Ltd. Photography
79b. John Woolcott-Forbes with wife and child (second marriage),  in front of The Lady Gowrie Red Cross Convalescent Home, Gordon. Woolcott-Forbes, a financier, was brought back from overseas and jailed for a number of years in the 
1930s. The Red  Cross purchased his home at Gordon in 1940 from his bankrupt estate and this became The LadyGowrie Red Cross Convalescent Home/ John Fairfax photo
80a. The Lady Gowrie Convalescent Home/  Noel Rubie Pty Ltd Photography
80b. Matron Vivian Holcombe, The Lady Gowrie Red Cross Convalescent Home, 1958
81. Lady Gowrie Convalescent Home, Gordon. Note: same images at 78a and 78b
82. Read Admiral Dovers visiting the Handcraft Centre at Graythwaite Red Cross Home/ Brian Bird photo
83. Handcraft Staff. L-R: Miss Hannah Hall, Mrs Catherine Saba, Mrs Pat Miller, December 1988

File 31: Photographs, chiefly relating to Red Cross cosmetics and craft programs, directed at the elderly and disabled at Bodington Hospital, ca. 1947-1990.

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Swiss artists in Australia, 1777-1991 / Barry Pearce.

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Box 08: Subject and place file, Bathurst, N.S.W. to J.O.B. (artist), ca. 1798 to 1985

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Account of an expedition to the interior of New Holland / edited by Lady Mary Fox.

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Series 01: Flora of Norfolk Island, ca. 1790s / attributed to John Doody

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