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Practical rhetorick. Or, Certain little sentences varied according to the rules prescribed by Erasmus, in his most excellent book De copia verborum & rerum [electronic resource] : Wherein children may be exercised, when they first begin to translate Latin, with many advantages, as will appear by the ensuing epistle. Framed first for the use of a private school, kept in the house of Mr. Francis Atkinson: and now commended to the use of all schools. By Joshua Pool, Mr. of Arts.

Numbers in brackets = original Walkabout negative numbers

MISCELLANEOUS

1. Parks keeper, Jack Victory, of Kingston [S. Aust.] has sighted Thylacines, published Walkabout June 1968 [article includes a photograph of a supposed thylacine in the wild photographed 1966]
2. Alice Springs Aborigine [near the ANZ Bank], published Walkabout June 1968 [in an article on citizenship] / B.McArdle
3. [Dobell study of a naked man], published Walkabout June 1968
4-6. Sunbathers and deck quoits on the the deck of P. & O. liner, [ca. 1962] / J.Malnic for P. & O.
7. [BOAC Vickers VC-10 jetliner, n.d.]
8-11. Rottnest Island [golf course, boy cyclist, quokkas and convict building], published Walkabout [n.d.] / R.Woldendorp
12-13. May Fosser, Queen of Shark Bay and the settlement beside the jetty, published Walkabout May 1971
14. Sampling the vintage [from one of the vats], Barossa Valley, published Walkabout Feb [n.d.] / ANTA by W.Sievers (1902)
15. Entrants in the Barossa Valley Queen Competition: l to r;  Charmane Liebish, 17 of Rowlands Flat;  Carmen Rothe, 21 of Tanunda township;  Margaret Nicholls, 19 of Angaston;  Betty Schroeder, 17 of Lyndoch;  Glenice Watts, 17 of Marananga;  Cheryl Elix, 19 of Nuriootpa / F.Burke
16. Tom Andrews sets a control marker where it can easily be seen from 50 yards, published Walkabout [n.d.] / B.Veitch
17. United States complex, Exmouth Gulf, published Walkabout [n.d.] / J.Carnemolla
18. Inside the satellite tracker, North West Cape, published Walkabout [n.d.] / J.Carnemolla
19. One of 13 giant antennae at the US Naval Base Harold E. Holt, published Walkabout [n.d.] / J.Carnemolla
20. [Aboriginal rock painting], published Walkabout [n.d.]
21. Constitution Dock, Hobart, Feb 1971, published Walkabout May [n.d.] / [B.Curtis]
22. [Laying the foundations, Wrest Point Hotel Casino, Hobart], Mar 1971, published Walkabout [n.d.] / B.Curtis
23-24. [Antique dealer] John Dunn [polishing antique chairs and a view of his showroom, Malvern] published Walkabout May 1971 / ATC
25. [Antique dealer] Joan McClelland, published Walkabout May 1971 / ATC
26. [Antique dealer] Edward Clark and his collection of Australiana, published Walkabout May 1971 / ATC
27. [Copy of] The Eastern Market, [Melbourne], from the top of the Whittington Tavern, 1863, [from the collection of Joshua McClelland], published Walkabout May 1971 / ATC 
28. [Photographing Aboriginal painting on the roof of a cave, published Walkabout n.d.]
29. Aborigine making a bark canoe, Feb 1956, published Walkabout [n.d.] / F.Bell for ANTA (4268)
30. "Haus tambaran" at Maprik in the Sepik District of New Guinea, published Walkabout [n.d.] / (1623)
31. Aborigines in an outback town, published Walkabout [n.d.] / ANTA
32. Aboriginal [coastal] ceremony [with model animal], published Walkabout [n.d.] / ANTA (4168)
33. [Aboriginal Australian hardening spears over fire], published Walkabout [n.d.] / ANTA (3780)
34. [Aboriginal Australian family in front of bark hut], published Walkabout [n.d.] / ATC (3440)
35. [Aboriginal Australian spears fish from bark canoe], Feb 1956, published Walkabout [n.d.] / F.Bell for ANTA (1666)
36. [Aboriginal Australians in a dugout boat with sail], published Walkabout [n.d.] / ANTA
37. [Aboriginal Australian on a turtle], published Walkabout [n.d.] / ANTA (1665)
38. [Aboriginal Australian fishing with a basketweave net], published Walkabout [n.d.] / ANTA
39. [Copy of] Capture of Captain Moonlight [i.e. Moonlite, aka Andrew George Scott, originally published Illustrated Sydney News 29 Nov 1879], published Walkabout [n.d.]
40. [Reg Ansett and Premier Askin in the cockpit of ex-MacRobertson Miller's Fokker F-28 jet aircraft VH-FKD "Goldfields" at the inauguration of Airlines of NSW first jet services, Nov 1970 (?)], published Walkabout May 1971
41. [Copy of] Ben Hall gang sticks up the mail coach at [word unreadable] Spring, Illustrated Melbourne Post, 25 Jan 1865, published Walkabout Oct [n.d.]
42. [Ballarat Times building, belonging to C.Spencer, recreated at Sovereign Hill], published Walkabout Mar 1971 / ATC
43. [Copy of] Christmas dinner in the outback, published The Leader (Melb.) 1898, published Walkabout April [1971]
44. HMS Sirius entering Port Jackson, from a painting in the possession of Scott Fell, Sydney, published Walkabout [n.d.] / ANTA (373) [same image as GPO 1-15588]
45. [Fishing catch always shared by the entire community, Shark Bay], published Walkabout May 1971
46. [Al Grassby (?) dedicates a memorial, possibly at Sovereign Hill (?)], Nov 1970, published Walkabout [n.d.]
47. Natives of Queensland, published Walkabout Dec [n.d.]
48. [Women sunbathe in front of South Molle Coffee Lounge, an island which was to have a resort development], published Walkabout Feb 1971
49. [Aboriginal rock painting, Torres Strait], published Walkabout Apr 1971 / J.Carnemolla
50-54. Hal Missingham [including friends at the beachhouse, walking along Era Beach, with wife Esther, feeding the birds and ornaments at Hunters Hill],  published Walkabout Feb 1971
55. Bailed up by Tom Roberts, published Walkabout Oct [n.d.] / Art Gallery of NSW
56-58. [Shipwreck of the Quetta, Thursday Island [including the memorial chapel, and copies of lithographs showing the ship sailing and foundering], published Walkabout Apr [n.d.] / [no.56 State Public Relations Bureau, Brisbane]
59. [Copy of a print] The Murder of Sherritt : from a sketch taken immediately  after the departure of the Kelly gang, published Walkabout Oct [n.d.]
60. [Copy of painting] Lawson's old home by P.O. Rourke, published Walkabout Jan 1960

TOURISM

61. [Premier of British Columbia speaks to Dick Piesse, ANTA representative from the San Francisco office, at the International Trade Fair (San Francisco or Vancouver ?), 1961]
62. [ANTA stand at an English trade or travel show, 1960] / H.J. Hare & Son Lincoln Studios
63. John Serpell, left, Qantas District Sales Manager, New York, discusses new advertisement with Bill Rohde, Account Executive with Cunningham & Walsh, ANTA's advertising agents, at a reception for ANTA General Manager Basil G. Atkinson, 4 June 1962 / L.Simmons
64. [Dick Piesse of ANTA (San Franciso) and Australian wildflowers, International Trade Fair, 1961] / Vano, Wells, Fagliano Photography
65. John Holmes, ANTA's San Franciso Manager, Elizabeth Hunter, Qantas Women's Travel Adviser and Don Lehman of Qantas, San Francisco, promote the 12th World Poultry Congress (Sydney, Aug 10 [n.d.]) at the National Turkey Federation Convention in the Baker Hotel, Dallas, [ca. 1960] / J.F. Hagar
66-67. Don Beresford, ANTA New York Manager with Don Gelati and Dorothy Kronstain of Thomas Cook, Pittsburgh, and, with Erich Dunki and Joan Dawson of American Express, Pittsburgh [viewing windows in their respective agencies advertising tourism to Australia, early 1960's] / Brady Stewart Studio
68-69 John D. Bates of the ANTA office, New York, showing new manual on Australia for travel agents to Walter Brian, R.M. Cassidy and G.Forrester at the opening of the office at 636 Fifth Avenue, 4 Oct [n.d.]
70. Don Beresford, ANTA New York manager with Charles Kirk and Hazelle R. Howard of [view window in Pittsburgh Pan Am advertising Australian tourism, early 1960's] / Brady Stewart Studio
71-74. [Voit Gilmore, Director US Travel Service, Carol Zaiser of ASTA, William T. Patterson, of the Saturday Review, Dr Arthur Denning, NSW Govt. Commissioner in New York, Harry Goodall, Australian Vice Consul in New York and Andre F. Rhoades, CCI Public Relations speak with ANTA General Manager Basil G. Atkinson, 4 June 1962] / L.Simmons
75-81. [Joint ANTA, P. & O. Orient Line & Ansett promotional nights in the US Pacific Northwest to advertise the liner Canberra and tourism to Australia, hosted by Mr Piesse, Manager of ANTA (San Francisco);  Portland, San Francisco (?) and Seattle, July 1961 / Art Commercial Studios, Portland;  Roger Dudley
82-91. [Basil G. Atkinson, General Manager of ANTA, photographs (including presentation of plaque to Major General Chalermchai Charavustr at the 17th Annual General Assembly of the International Union of Official Travel Organisations, Bangkok, Nov 1962, presentation of a statuette to Frank Bagnall, senior producer C.F.U., and with John D. Bates at a meeting discussing international tourism to Australia] / V.Grimmett;  unidentified
92. [Foyer of the Southern Cross Hotel during the 4th Annual PATA Workshop, Melbourne, early 1960's (?)]
93-100. [Basil Atkinson and unidentified executive interviewed by the media, Southern Cross, Melbourne, 1962 (?)]

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Holocaust literature / edited by John K. Roth.

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Practical rhetorick. Or, Certain little sentences varied according to the rules prescribed by Erasmus, in his most excellent book De copia verborum & rerum [electronic resource] : Wherein children may...

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Holocaust literature / edited by John K. Roth.

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