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1. A cardboard certificate in the shape of a cross, honouring M.R.M. Boniface as first matron of Scarborough Red Cross Convalescent Home, 16 September 1919. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 001/5)

2. Scone Advocate special feature "Celebrating 50 years of Red Cross in Scone", 21 December 1977. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 001/9)
	
3. Paste-up of Scone Advocate with feature on Scone Branch 50th Anniversary, December 1977. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 001/10)
	
4. Certificate of Merit awrded to Scone Branch for fundraising, 4 June 1954. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 001/11)
		
5. Certificate of Merit awarded to Scone Branch for fundraising, 1 December 1954. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 001/12)
		
6. Certificate of Merit awarded to Scone Branch for fundraising, June 1956. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 001/13)

7. Baulkham Hills Honour Certificate stamps, 1954-1998. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 001/15)

8. "The Story of the Red Cross in New South Wales" supplement to the Red Cross Record, ca. 1946. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 001/19)

9. Telegraph Mirror newspaper feature "Victory in the Pacific, The Way We Were", 1995. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/1		
10. "Red Alert" magazine, 1998. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/2)
	
11. Central Coast Branch scrapbook of newspaper clippings, 1985-2003. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/3)
			
12. Newspaper article and Photograph on "Women's Part in the Great War", 1916. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/4)
	
13. The Sun article and Photograph on the Red Cross Tobacco Department, showing voluntary assistants busily at work at the depot, 295 George Street, Sydney, 1916. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/5)
			
14. Articles on Red Cross in the Honi Soit, journal of the Student's Representative Council at the University of Sydney. 1959. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/6)
	
15. Australian Women's Weekly article "Red Cross Reports - will you Help Too?" with Photographs, 24 December 1949. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/7)
			
16. Australian Women's Weekly article "Red Cross has a Place for you in its Peacetime Work for Humanity", 27 March 1948. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/8)

17. Australian Women's Weekly advertisement - "Red Cross needs Blood Donors urgently", 23 Feburary 1946. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/9)
			
18. Australian Women's Weekly advertisement: "A Message to Australia" - Red Cross thanks generous Australians who gave to England food and clothing, 14 October 1947. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/10)
			
19. Australian Women's Weekly advertisement: "The Helping Hand - Help Red Cross by helping the disabled ex-serviceman", January 4, 1947. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/11)

20. Australian Women's Weekly advertisement: "SOS British Red Cross Relief Plan. Help your Red Cross in its Appeal for Food and Clothing", May 3, 1947. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/12)
			
21. Australian Women's Weekly advertisement: "The road ahead is long and weary for those men and women who still suffer from the rigours of their war-time service. Join now and help… Red Cross", March 1, 1947. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/13)
			
22. Australian Women's Weekly advertisement: "For Long Service" re medal awarded only after 20 years of selfless work for humanity, 14 December 1946. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/14)
			
23. Australian Women's Weekly advertisement "They'll always need the help of Red Cross and Red Cross will always need your help", June 15, 1946. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/15)
	
24. "The Red Cross Peace Time Plan" advertisement in Australian Women's Weekly, 15 Dec 1945. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/16)
			
25. "Handcraft for the Sick and Wounded Servicemen" advertisement in Australian Women's Weekly, 12 May 1945. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/17)
			
26. "The Sick and Wounded Servicemen will always Need Red Cross" advertisement, Australian Women's Weekly, 1946. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/18)
			
27. Cover of Australian Women's Weekly "1D stamp - Duchess of Gloucester Red Cross Appeal to aid the sick, wounded and prisoners of war", 6 Jan 1945. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/19)
			
28. Australian Women's Weekly cover and article "Dream Home" gift of home to Red Cross, 1942. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/20)
	
29. "Red Cross asks to continue the splendid support you gave Red Cross during the war years" Women's Weekly advertisement, 24 Jul 1943. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/21)

30. "Red Cross Peacetime Activities" Women's Weekly article with Photographs, 8 Dec 1945. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/22)
	
31. "Announcement by Red Cross" that Red Cross must carry on in peace - Australian Women's Weekly advertisement, 13 Oct 1945. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/23)
		
32. "All ye who pass by… Help the sick, the wounded, the Prisoners of War" Australian Women's Weekly advertisement, 10 Mar 1945. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/24)
		
33. "The Fires of 94" in the Telegraph Mirror, 17 Mar 1994. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/25)
	
34. The Daily Advertiser Anzac Special, "Anzac Day 1994: Mateship - the ending message of Anzac Day", 25 Apr 1994. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/26)
			
35. "Red Cross receives First War Victims."  Article in Woman newspaper/magazine, 24 Jun 1940. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/27)
	
36. Newspaper war issues (3), 1915-1916. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/28)

37. "Red Cross supplies blood that saves lives. Donors urgently needed" advertisement in Australian Women's Weekly, 5 Jul 1947. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/30)
		
38. "The Red Cross Comes of Age" article in The Sunday Guardian Sun, 31 Mar 1935. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/31)		
39. "Nation celebrates its greatest day. Huge crowd in gay city carnival" article in The Daily Telegraph, 15 Sep 1945. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/32)
			
40. "The Rose of No Man's Land" music score, 28 Apr 1919. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/33)
	
41."Remember - Support Red Cross Today" to relieve our sick and wounded servicemen - Australian Women's Weekly advertisement, 3 Jan 1948. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/34)
	
42. "Red Cross Carries On - Your Help Counts" Australian Women's Weekly advertisement, 14 Sept 1946. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/35)
			
43. "They Look to Red Cross - Servicemen need is still great. Please join. 2/- membership year." advertisement in Austalian Women' Weekly, 12 Oct 1946. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/36)
			
44. "Let Red Cross Solve your Christmas Card Problem" - Australian Women's Weekly advertisement, 3 Nov 1954. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/37)
			
45. "The Banner of Mercy. Join now in the work of relief of Red Cross" - Australian Women's Weekly advertisement, 25 Jan 1947. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/38)
			
46. "Hospital ship brings men home from the Islands. Tough fighting all the time." Article in Australian Women's Weekly, 5 May 1945. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/39)
		
47. A Sun Special Tribute: "In Trouble? Red Cross is There." Article in The Sun, 8 Nov 1985. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/40)
	
48. "They Look to You… Help Red Cross" Advertisement in Australian Women's Weekly, 8 Jan 1949. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/41)
			
49. "Convalescent Home 'Rathmore' opened by Lady Helen Munro Ferguson" article in The Sydney Mail, 21 Aug 1918. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/42)
			
50. "When your Ship Comes Home: Red Cross Hospital Visitors render assistance not only to ex-servicemen and women but also to their children" advertisement in Australian Women's Weekly, 16 Nov 1946. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 002/43)

51. Envelopes presented to Red Cross by Mr Maurice Theis, Regional Manager, Australia Post, Sydney to mark 75th anniversary on 17 August 1989, 1989. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 003/17)
					
52. Official Souvenir of Red Cross Headquarters Younger Set Luncheon at Sydney Town Hall to commemorate the opening of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. List of official guests, 1932. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 003/22)
						
53. Cardboard display sign for Red Cross fundraising with Photograph of hospital visitors, Paddy Martin and Nell Ralston, ca. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 003/435)
				
54.Junior Red Cross Circle certificate earned for Special Service, ca. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 003/37)
	
55. Certificate certifying that a member of Junior Circle has qualified in Primary First Aid, 1949. (Red Cross Archives control number, Black Box 003/38)

Series 2: Printed material, ca. 1919-ca. 2003

The disquieting sex / by H. Drake-Brockman.

1. A’Beckett, Judge, undated
Copy of a portrait on board
2. A’Beckett, Sir William, undated
Sculpture of the first Chief Justice of Victoria
Photograph, sepia toned
3. Dr E. Abbe 1899 / Braunlich & Tesch, Jena
Photograph, black and white
4. G.H. Abbott, 1919
Clipping with caricature
Reprint from “Sydney University Medical Journal”, November 1919
With inscription “Faithfully yours, G. H Abbott 23.1.20”
5. Joseph Abbott, undated.
[Camperdown?]
Clipping
6. Sir Joseph P. Abbott, K.C.M.G., undated
Speaker, Wentworth. 
Clipping
7. Hon. Joseph P. Abbott, K.C.M.G. – M.L.A. – N.S.W., undated
Photograph, black and white
8. Hon. Joseph P. Abbott, M.P., undated
Photograph, sepia toned
9. Earl of Aberdeen, K.G., undated
“Engraved by D.J. Pound from a photograph by Mayall”
Print, black and white
10. Janet Achurch, 1891 / Stewart & Co., Melbourne
Photograph, sepia toned
11. Janet Achurch, undated / Falk
As “Nora” in “A doll’s house”
Photograph, sepia toned
12. Janet Achurch, undated / Elliott & Fry, London
Photograph, sepia toned
13. A. Adams, 1907 / L.W. Appleby, Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned
Inscribed “For my friend Bertram Stevens from Arthur H. Adams” 
14. Francis Adams, undated / H. King, Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned
15. Mrs Muntz Adams, undated / W. Moore Photographer?
Photograph, sepia toned
16. Michel Adanson, undated
[Member of the French Institute. Born Aix en Provence in 1727] – In German, translated
2 prints, black and white
17. Queen Adelaide, undated / printed by C Hullmandel
Lithograph
17a. W. Affleck, 1898
[Electorate of] Yass, N.S.W. Legislative Assembly, 1898
Clipping
17b-d. Thelma Afford, 1990 / Images Now
Photographs taken in Council Room, State Library of N.S.W., January 1990 by Images Now
3 photographs, black and white
17e. Adelina Agbayani, 1955
“National dress of Philippines” – below photograph
Clipping with black and white illustration
From: The Countrywoman in New South Wales : official journal of the Country Women's Association of New South Wales, March 1955
17f. Roy Agnew, undated / Russell Roberts Pty. Ltd., Sydney
Photographic Department, Fraser Uther Bldg, 6 Underwood St., Sydney
Photograph, black and white
17g. Carl Akeley, undated
“Akeley the Naturalist” – at head of text
Clipping
18. Frank Albert, 27 January 1955
Clipping
From The Sun, Thursday 27 January 1955
19. Albert, King of the Belgians, undated
Clipping
20. Albert, Prince Consort of Queen Victoria, undated / J. Brown from a miniature by R. Thorburn
His Royal Highness, Prince Albert
Engraving
21. Alcintara, D. Pedro D’, undated / Bradley & Rulofso, San Francisco, photograph no. 1
Emperor of Brazil
Photograph, sepia toned
22. Alcintara, D. Pedro D’, undated / Bradley & Rulofso, San Francisco, photograph no. 2
Emperor of Brazil
Photograph, sepia toned
23. Aldobrandino, undated
“nato nel MCC … morto il di 30. 7bre. MCCCXXVII”
Engraving
24. Ulysses Aldrovandus, undated
“Bologna at the age of 74” (translation)
Engraving
25. John Calder Alexander, undated
Clipping
26. Alfred Ernest Albert, Duke of Edinburgh, 7 September 1868
His Royal Highness Prince Alfred
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned
27. Alfred Ernest Albert, Duke of Edinburgh, undated
His Royal Highness Prince Alfred
Print, black and white
28. Alfred Ernest Albert, Duke of Edinburgh, 1900 / Lascelles ; from a photograph by W. and D. Downey, London
Clipping pasted on board
29. Her Royal Highness Princess Alice, undated
Engraving
Heavily foxed
30. Arthur Max Allen, 1937 - 1945
Surveyor-General of Department of Lands, June 1937 – December 1945
Copy of a photograph, black and white
31. Sir George Wigram Allen, undated / J. Hubert Newman, Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned
32. Miss Alleyn, undated / M. Smythson
Miss Alleyn as “Rosalind”
Print, black and white
33. G. Rivers Allpress, undated
Photograph, black and white?
34. J.W. Allworth, 1901-1904
Chief Surveyor and Superintendent of Trigonometrical Survey, Department of Lands, 1901-1904
Photograph, black and white
Negative at FM2 / 483
35. Antony Alpers, undated
Clipping
36. Admiral Sir David Murray Anderson, K.C.B., K.C.M.G., M.V.O., undated
Governor of New South Wales
Clipping
37. G. Anderson, undated
[Electorate of?] Waterloo
Clipping
38. Maybanke Anderson, undated
Also known as Mrs Francis Anderson
Photograph, sepia toned
39. Lady Murray Anderson, undated / Monte Luke, F.R.P.S.
Clipping
40. Sherwood Anderson, undated / Doris Ulmann
Clipping
41. Lt. Col. W.W. Anderson, undated / Hamel & Co.
Lithograph, black and white
42. C.F. Andrews, undated
Minister of Reconciliation
Clipping
43. Mrs Elaie Angel, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
44. Lord George Anson, undated
Clipping with engraving
45. David Thomas Ansted, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
46. Mrs Edward Spencer Antill, 1953
Daughter-in-law of Governor Macquarie’s A.D.C., Major Henry C. Antill
Clipping
From Australian Women’s Weekly, 16 September 1953
47. Aranghie, 1832 / drawn by A. Earle; engraved by J. Stewart
“The tattooer of New Zealand”
Engraving
48. Charles Archer, undated / Mailson’s Photo Service
“Archer, founder of the Archer family in Australia” - verso
Photograph, black and white
49. W. Archer, 1898
“Burwood, N.S.W. L.A. 1898”
Clipping
50. John Feltham Archibald, 1877
Includes photograph of Phil May, taken 1890.
Clipping
51. John Feltham Archibald, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
52. Mr. R.A.A. Arnold, undated
Clerk, N.S.W.
Photograph, sepia toned
53. W.M. Arnold, undated / J.T. Gorus, Sydney
“W.M. Arnold M.L.A. Speaker of the Assembly” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
54. Dr Richard Arthur, 3 March 1920
Clipping
55. Oscar Asche, undated / Vincent Brooks, Day & Son
In “Kismet” 
Folder with illustration from Vanity Fair supplement, “Men of the Day” No. 1307 and typed extract from “Men of the Day” No. 2248
56. William George Ashford, M.L.A., undated / Leighton Studios, Sydney
Independent Nationalist Member for Wammerawa
Print, coloured
57. Clifford W. Ashley, undated
Clipping
58. Hon. Mrs. William Ashley, undated / J. Bostock
Engraving
59. Howard Ashton, undated / Appleby, Sydney
Photograph, black and white 
60. James Ashton, undated
[Electorate of?] Goulburn
Clipping
61a. Julian Ashton, 1920 / Norman Carter
Photograph of a portrait
61b. Julian Ashton, 15 November 1922 / Cazneaux
Clipping
From The Australian Photo-Review
61c. Julian Ashton, undated / Talma Studios, 374 George St, Sydney
Photograph
62. Dr Archie Aspinal, undated
Photograph, black and white
63. Jan Asselyn, born 1610, died 1660
Also known as Crabbetie
Pen and ink wash drawing
64. Dr. Atherton, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
65. James B. Atholwood, 1912 / May & M. Moore
Photograph, sepia toned
66. Sir Harry A. Atkinson, K.C.M.G., undated
Photograph, sepia toned
67. Clement Attlee, undated
Clipping
68. Bernadino Aurifici, undated
Born in Ucria 1739 and died in Palermo 1796. He was a famous botanist – translated from the French
Engraving
69. Australian ‘Soldier Superb’, undated
Cover of book by Alan Dawes
70. William Awdry, undated / J. Hubert Newman, Sydney
Bishop of South Tokyo. Visited Sydney for A.B.M. Jubilee
Photograph, black and white
71. Johann Sebastian Bach, undated
Clipping
72. Judge Alfred Paxton Backhouse, August 1939
Clipping
73. James Backhouse, 1870 / H. Adlard
Frontispiece of “Memoir of James Backhouse”, 1870 by S. Backhouse
Photograph, black and white
Negative at FM1 / 1786
74. Mrs. Sophia Baddeley, undated
Print, black and white
74a. Sir G. Baden-Powell, undated / J. Swain, Sc.
“Sir G. Baden-Powell, M.P.” – below picture
Clipping with illustration
75. Charles Badham, undated / J.T. Gorus, Sydney
“Professor Badham” – verso
Photograph, black and white, on board
76. C.N. Baeyertz, undated / Leighton Studios, Sydney
Editor, The Triad
Photograph, sepia toned
Typed extract taken from “The Home”?, 1 June 1922 on verso of photograph
77. J. Baigrie, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
78. Bailey, undated
Auctioneer, Melbourne
Clipping, coloured
From Life, No. 237
79. Rev Philip Richard Spry Bailey, undated
“D 1859. P1869. Hunters Hill 1882, died September 1st 1900.”
Photograph, black and white
80. Thomas Baines, undated
“Copied from portrait of T. Baines in Journals of Australian Explorations by A.C. and F.T. Gregory, 1884” - verso
Copy, black and white
Negative at FM2 / 1111
81. Miss Dorothea Baird, undated / Rotary Photo, E.C.
Post card, sepia toned
82. Hon. Richard Chaffey Baker, C.M.G., undated
Photograph, sepia toned
83. Hon. Sir Richard  Chaffey Baker, K.C.M.G., undated
Photograph, black and white
84. Balboa, undated
Engraving
From “El descubrimiento del Oceano Pacifico …” at ML Q988/6A1
85. Captain William Bampton, undated
Folder of 4 photographs
Photographs, black and white
Original at ML 226
86. Dr Joseph Bancroft, 1884
Australasian Sanitary Conference, Sydney, September 1884
Photograph, sepia toned
87. Sir Joseph Banks, undated / E.A. Bradford, commercial photographer, Sydney after the Craig portrait
Photograph, black and white
88. Sir Joseph Banks, undated / painted by Thomas Phillips
Print, black and white
89. Sir Joseph Banks, 1814 / portrait by Thomas Phillips
Print, black and white
90. Sir Joseph Banks, undated / Tardieu’s engraving of Phillips’ portrait of Banks
Engraving
91. Sir Joseph Banks, 1816 / drypoint engraving of Phillips’ portrait of Banks
Drypoint engraving
92. Sir Joseph Banks, undated / Reynolds
From the original miniature in the Kaiser Friedrich Museum, Berlin
Photograph, sepia toned
93. Sir Joseph Banks, undated / Sergent-Marceau; photograph by E.A. Bradford, Sydney
Engraving
94. Sir Joseph Banks, 1771 / portrait by Benjamin West
Clipping with coloured print
95. Sir Joseph Banks – Medallion, undated / Tassie, no. 1
Photograph, black and white
96. Sir Joseph Banks – Medallion, undated / Tassie, no. 2
Photograph, black and white
97. Sir Joseph Banks – Statues / statue by Sir Francis Chantrey, ; photograph by John R. Freeman & Co., London
Chantrey was commissioned by the Council of the Royal Society in 1820
Situated in the British Museum (Natural History)
Includes 2 pages of typed notes, a close up photograph of the inscription on the statue and a photograph, black and white, of the whole statue.
98. Sir Granville Bantock, undated / Monte Luke
Clipping

Box 01: Portrait file, A’Beckett to Bantock, ca. 1727 to 1990

Honi soit.

1.	D’Arcy Wentworth, undated
“Portrait believed to be of Wentworth, D’Arcy (Senior)” - verso
Photograph of a silhouette
Negative available at FM1 / 3933
2.	D’Arcy Wentworth, Senior (possibly), c. 1815-1820
“This photo is believed to be of D’Arcy Wentworth by his great grandson Mr. Wm Chas. Wentworth, 1920” - verso
Photograph of a silhouette – same image as item 1 
Includes typed notes about the identity and the dating of this photograph
3.	William Wentworth, undated
“William Charles Wentworth, Australian Patriot” – verso
Photograph of a bust
4.	William Charles Wentworth, 1937?
Stamped “25 Oct 1937” on verso
Photograph, black and white
5.	William Charles Wentworth, undated / W. Macleod, del.
Signed “W. Wentworth”
Print, sepia toned
6.	William Charles Wentworth, undated / J. Allan, Lithog. Printer
Photograph of a lithograph
Negative at: FM2 / 986; FM1 / 1301; FM2 / 1804 (of another copy of this image)
7.	A. Werner, 1914 / Kidd & Baker, Cambridge
Signed “With kind regards from A. Werner. Cambridge, June 19, 1914”
Photograph, sepia toned, mounted
8.	Wesley, undated / photographed by Mayland, Cambridge
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned
9.	Westcott, undated / Newman, late Montagu Scott, Sydney
Photograph, hand coloured
10.	Dr. Henry Wheatland, 1812-1893
Print, black and white
11.	Charles Wheeler, undated
Self-portrait? Picture signed C. Wheeler 
Print, coloured
12.	Captain Henry Wheeler, 1800-1890 / Freeman
“Born 1800 Parish St. Ann’s Dublin; d. 8.5.1890 at South Singleton”
Photograph, black and white
Typed notes from the Public Record Office attached
13.	Mr. Samuel T. Whiddon, undated
[Electorate of] Cook Division
Clipping
14.	Walter Whitbourn, undated
“Mr. Walter Whitbourn, managing director of Walter Whitbourn Pty. Ltd., made history by building one of the first motor cycles made in Australia. Keenly interested in early motor competitions and inter-capital speed contests”
Clipping
15.	White, undated
2 photographs, black and white
Negatives available in Freeman collection, ON 6, No. 60956
16.	A.C.I. White, undated
2 photographs, black and white
Negatives available in Freeman collection, ON 6, No. 55990
17.	Mr. H.L. White, undated
“Donor of the £1,000 and other handsome gifts to the R.A.O.U.”
Photograph, black and white
Frontispiece to “Memorandum and Articles of Association of Royal Australasian …[?]” - verso
18.	Henry Kirke White, 1808 / engraved by Freeman from an original picture
Engraving
Published by Vernor Hood & Sharpe Poultry, 1 October 1808
19.	W. Farmer White, 1922 / Leighton Studios, Sydney
Managing Editor, Sydney Daily Telegraph, 1922 – caption
“A fervent Shakespearean and delver into the historic past generally. Won his spurs originally on the Sydney Daily Telegraph, passing thence to New Zealand, and later to the Sydney Morning Herald. For four years edited the Brisbane Daily Mail, and is now editor of the Sydney Daily Telegraph” – verso
Quote on verso taken from “The Home”, 1 June 1922 
Photograph, black and white
20.	Henry Rawes Whitehall, 1911 / The Tesla Studios, Sydney
“On the occasion of his Election as President of the Met. Bch. of the Farmers & Settlers Assn. of N.S.W.”
Photograph, sepia toned, mounted
21.	Thomas Whitelegg, December 1890 / Falk, Sydney
“Australian Museum Staff” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
22.	Hubert Whitfeld & Bowie Wilson, undated / Creelman, Sydney
“Hubert E. Whitfeld & Bowie Wilson” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
23.	Te Whiti, undated
“The Maori prophet. Of Parihaka. Aged 56”
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned
24.	Mrs. I.E. Whitney, 1953
“The character and purpose that made Mrs. I.E. Whitney the Grand Old Lady of New South Wales Central West is already apparent in this picture …”
Clipping
From: Australian Women’s Weekly, 16 September 1953
25.	Henry Rawes Matcham Whittell, undated / Tesla Studios, Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned, mounted
26.	Mrs. Whitton, 1889 / Freeman & Co., Sydney
“March 1889” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
27.	John Whitton, undated
Photograph, black and white
28.	G.W. Wicking, undated
Photograph, black and white
29.	John Wiclif, undated / T.A. Dean, sc.
“John Wiclif D.D.”
Engraving
Published by J.G. & F. Rivington, January 1832
30.	Auguste Wiegand, 1894 / A. Lomer & Co.
“A Marr Thompson, Souvenir amical. Auguste Wiegand city organist, 12 Mars 1894”
Photograph, sepia toned
31.	Auguste Wiegand, 1896
Inscribed in top right corner: “A Monsieur M. Thompson son devoué et affectueux ami. Auguste Wiegand, 19 Juin 1896”
Inscribed in bottom left corner: “votre sincere et affectueux Aug Wiegand”
Photograph, black and white
32.	Mrs. Evelyn M. Wiehe, undated
“Elinor Mordaunt (Mrs. Evelyn M. Wiehe)” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
33.	Montagu John Stone Wigg, died 1918 / J. Hubert Newman, Sydney
“1st Bishop of N. Guinea, d. 1918” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
34.	Montagu John Stone Wigg, undated / Lorne studios, Sydney
“M.J. Stone Wigg, 1st Bishop of New Guinea” – pencilled in below photograph
Photograph, black and white
35.	Montagu John Stone Wigg, undated
Bishop of New Guinea
“Bishop Stonewigg, First Bishop of New Guinea with two native missionaries”, “A.B. Mission” - verso
Photograph, black and white, framed
36.	Thornton Wilder, 1929
Clipping
From: The Bookman, December 1929
37.	Anton Wildgans, 1917-1924
Clipping
From: Anton Wildgans : ein Leben in Briefen, Manuskripten und bildern / Herausgegeben von Lilly Wildgans. Band II, 1917-1924
38.	Alexina Maude Wildmann, undated / Marion, photo
“The late Alexina Maude Wildmann (“Sappho Smith” of “The Bulletin”)”
Clipping
39.	G.T. Wilhelm, undated / Walch pinx; J. Gerstner sc.
Gottlieb Tobias Wilhelm
“Pfarrer bey den Baarfüssern in Augsburg; der Gesellschaft naturforschender Freunde zu Berlin; der Hallischen und vaterländischen Gesellschaft der Aerzte und Naturforscher Mitglied”
Engraving
40.	Allan Wilkie, undated / Monte Luke, Sydney
“Mr Allan Wilkie opening his Shakespearean season in “The merry wives of Windsor” at 1 [?] Princess’s Theatre next Sat[urda?]y”
“1928” in pencil on verso. This cannot be the date the photograph was taken as it would mean the subject was 50 years old and the portrait is of a young man
Photograph, black and white
41.	Sir David Wilkie, 1829 / P
Engraving
42.	W. Wilkie, 1900
“Winner of the President’s bowling trophy”
Clipping
From: Sydney Mail, Saturday 8 September 1900
43.	Alfred Wilkinson, undated
“16 years” – verso
Post card, black and white
44.	Mr. John Wilkinson, undated
[Electorate of] Albury
Clipping
45.	Penelope Wilkinson, undated
“Mrs. Davies” - verso
Print, black and white
46.	Mr. William H. Wilks, undated
[Electorate of] Balmain North
Clipping
47.	William of Wickham, 1830 / W.C. Edwards
“From a painting in Winchester College”
Engraving
Published by John Murray, Albemarle Street, 1830
48.	Leslie J. William, 1930
Or Williams?
“Leslie J. Williams, VI, Edith Florence Kup (Williams), Reprinted from the old photo 1930”
Print, black and white
49.	Williams, 1832 / engraved by B. Holl from an original painting by A. Wivell
Engraving
Published by Thomas Kelly, London, 1832
50.	H.R. Williams, undated
Clipping of an engraving
51.	John Williams, undated
Photograph, hand coloured
52.	Colonel William Daniel Campbell Williams, 1899 / Alba Studios, Sydney
Principal Medical Officer N.S.W. Military Forces
“Australian Military Portraits” – caption
Print, black and white
From: Supplement to the “Colonial Military Gazette,” 26 August 1899
53.	Frank Williamson, undated
“Moir” - verso
Photograph, black and white
54.	Henry Williamson, undated / photo by E.O. Hoppé
“Author of Tarka the Otter, The Pathway, etc.”
Clipping
55.	J.C. Williamson, undated
“Chairman Musical C[ommi]ttee”
Photograph, black and white, on board
56.	Marjorie Williamson, June 1901 / Henry King, Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned
57.	Mr. W.N. Willis, undated
[Electorate of] The Barwon
Clipping
58.	Mr. William N. Willis, undated
[Electorate of] The Barwon
Clipping
59.	George Willoughby, undated
Print, sepia toned
60.	William John Wills, undated / lithographed by De Gruchy & Leigh from a photograph
Inscribed “William John Wills”
Lithograph
61.	William John Wills, 1861 / E. Gilks, lith’r, from a photograph by Hill
“Astronomer and Surveyor to the Victorian Exploration expedition. Died at Cooper’s Creek about 2nd July 1861”
Lithograph
Published by E. Gilks, Williamstown, December 1861
62.	William John Wills, undated
Copy of an engraving 
63.	William John Wills, undated
“Wills Explorer”
Print, black and white
64.	W.P. Wilshire, 1918 / W.P. Gullick?
Wilshire, W.P. (Aust. Artist), W.P. Gullick, 1918”
Print, black and white
65.	Dr. Wilson, undated
“Dr. Wilson and his pony ready for the South. Photograph taken during Scott’s last expedition and given to Griffith Taylor shortly afterwards” – verso
Photograph, black and white
66.	Mr. C.G. Wilson, undated
[Electorate of] Armidale
Clipping
67.	Edward Adrian Wilson, 1909 / by A.U. Soord
Frontispiece from: Diary of the Discovery Expedition to the Antarctic Regions 1901-1904 / Edward Wilson, edited from the original mss. by Ann Savours. London : Blandford Press, 1966.
Photograph, black and white, of a watercolour
Original watercolour held by Scott Polar Research Institute. 
68.	Frank Wilson, undated
Signed “Faithfully Frank Wilson”
Post card, black and white
69.	Captain James Wilson, undated
Verso stamped “Henderson 1929-33”?
Print, black and white
Used in: The discoverers of the Fiji Islands : Tasman, Cook, Bligh, Wilson, Bellinghausen / by G. C. Henderson. London : John Murray [1933]
70.	Sir James Wilson, undated
Book cover
From: The life and times of Sir James Wilson of Bulls / by L.J. Wild. Christchurch [N.Z.] : Whitcombe and Tombs, 1953.
71.	James Wilson (Senior), 1885
“From a photo taken in 1885”
Clipping
72.	John B. Wilson,  undated
“M3410” – below portrait
Photograph, sepia toned
73.	Sir Leslie Wilson, undated
“Rt. Hon. Sir Leslie O. Wilson, G.C.S.I., G.C.I.E., Honorary President”
Clipping
From: Queensland Geographical Journal
74.	Nellie Wilson, undated / Jay’s Studios, Sydney
“Miss Nellie Wilson, American Giantess. Height 8 ft. 2 ins. Weight 30 stone. U.S.A. Visited Australia 1884” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
75.	V. Wilson, undated
Photograph, black and white
Negative available in Freeman collection, ON 6, No. 62624
76.	W.J. Wilson, undated
“Hawthorne May 1930” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
77.	William Hardy Wilson, 1921 / H. Cazneaux, photograph no. 1
Photograph, black and white
Original negative at ON 39 / 737
Print by W.F. Pascoe Pty. Ltd., November 1982
78.	William Hardy Wilson, 1921 / H. Cazneaux, photograph no. 2
Photograph, black and white
Original negative at ON 39 / 738
Print by W.F. Pascoe Pty. Ltd., November 1982

1.  D’Arcy Wentworth, undated “Portrait believed to be of Wentworth, D’Arcy (Senior)” – verso Photograph of a silhouette Negative available at FM1 / 3933

2. D’Arcy Wentworth, Senior (possibly), c. 1815-1820 “This photo is believed to be of D’Arcy Wentworth by his great grandson Mr. Wm Chas. Wentworth, 1920” – verso Photograph of a silhouette – same image as item 1. Includes typed notes about the identity and the dating of this photograph

3. William Wentworth, undated“William Charles Wentworth, Australian Patriot” – verso Photograph of a bust

Box 38: Portrait file, Wentworth to Wilson, ca. 1808 to 1953

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The disquieting sex / by H. Drake-Brockman.

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Box 01: Portrait file, A’Beckett to Bantock, ca. 1727 to 1990

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The disquieting sex / by H. Drake-Brockman.

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Box 01: Portrait file, A’Beckett to Bantock, ca. 1727 to 1990

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Box 38: Portrait file, Wentworth to Wilson, ca. 1808 to 1953

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