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Grants and confirmations of arms 1854-1940, with illustrations of coats of arms, to the following Australians and New Zealanders: Sylvester J. Browne, David H. R. Burtchaell, James J. Casey, Austin F. Coghlan, Charles V. Creagh, Sylverius M. Crumpe, Norman L. D'Arcy, Rev. Harry Darling, Seymour G. P. Davies, Richard Day, Frederick James Eyre, Frederick P. B. Fitzgerald, Lt.-Gen. John Fulton, Patrick J. Garvey, William P. Crawford Greene, John Winthrop Hackett, Hans Hamilton, Joshua Addison Hargrave, George Higinbotham, Sir John Kirwan, Sir Linden Macassey, Percy S. K. L. Macassey, Sir John Madden, Arthur W. C. Martin, Joseph Meek, Charles Moore, Henry P. Moore, John F. L. Mullins, Osborne E. Norris, John B. Payne, Thomas L. M. Prior, Frederic W. C. Roche, James S. Rowan, Lt. Frederick P. Rowley, Ralph S. Smith, David Storey, Frederick P. Toler-Rowley, Robert A. B. Vance, William A. West West (sic)

Genealogical Office (Office of Arms) - Grants and confirmations of arms, 1854-1940 relating to Australia and New Zealand [M984] 1854-1940

Front row L to R: P. Semken, G. Bullivant, A. Newbury, J. Chan-Sew, R. Sendt, R. Scullion, M. Lambert, P. Allan (Secretary), Hon P. Collins (Treasurer), J. Hockey, T. Mellor, I. Neale, G. Maltabarow, J. Pierce, T. Boyd, B. Con-Walker, K. Chidgey, K. Boalch
2nd row L to R: D. Hagan, J. Stegbauer, M. Palmer, J. George, P. Ang, B. Chambers, J. Walker, R. Bruce, M. Ronsisvalle, J. Diller, F. Jordan, Z. Lejins, D. Graham, R. Annson, D. Rose, A. Milne, U. Schambach, M. Nguyen, L. Tuitu'u, N. Puthucheary, N. Rejante, K. Riley, P. Sertori
3rd row L to R: G. Lambert, T. Chow, M. Vergara, C. Inigo, R. Edwards, J. Barker, C. Tonge, P. Flynn, G. Wong, P. Birk, A. Shukla, K. Manton, S. Retnasaba, L. Williams, A. Hughes, M. McGrath, J. O'Connell, L. Scicluna, R. Martin, P. Newton, D. Maynard, J. Murray, E. Swan, M. Onikul
4th row L to R: J. Govind, J. Ok Kang, M. Derewlany, M. Nguyen, S. Goeres, N. Lorens, F. Adamson, P. English, D. Parreno, S. Lobo, B. Robinson, R. Bach, J. Duffield, S. Kirkham, P. Wilson, A. Dowe, D. Elhindi, A. Elhindi, M. Gandhi, J. Kristof, J. Webb, B. Clark
5th row L to R: P. Hughes, G. Gray, B. Lenne, A. McIntosh, N. Rourke, P. McDonough, M. Pellowe, R. Sharma, S. Shannon, Y. Oosten, L. Taylor, D. Tripathi, J. Kurtzman, B. Rilatt, E. Roberts, M. Pulmano, Y. Palaysa, C. Clough, M. Craig, H. Maleszka, F. McGrath
6th row L to R: A. Austin, W. Grant, R. Williams, V. Walker, P. Marshall, A. Stephens, L. Collins, L. Pollock, K. Garvey, S. Power, C. Dunn, W. Dewar, V. Lee, V. Ward, M. Lam, D. Lewis, A. Tabila, P. Blunden, R. Carey, J. Carter, L. Federico, G. Pethebridge, C. Weir
7th row L to R: B. Waddington, W. Roach, P. Bickerstaff, E. Chesterman, B. Dubos, M. Denlow, L. Powrie, J. Barry, T. Hurst, M. Breen, C. Skow, D. Knowland, G. Cameron, K. Morris, K. Harris, J. Grew, T. Nieuwendyk, K. Pickering, M. Camilleri, S. Nurnberger, C. Huddy, K. Breen

The Hon Peter Collins QC MP, Treasurer and Mr Percy Allan, Secretary of the Treasury, with the staff of the NSW Treasury (Office of Finanical Management) on the steps of the Mitchell Library, 18 May 1994. The occasion commemorated the centenary of the first photograph of Treasury staff.

The drawings are filed in portfolios in two series according to size and arranged in alphabetical order by artist. Some letters from the cartoonists were attached to the cartoons when received and have been left with the drawing. Also included are some photographs, captions, posters and stereos. Most of the drawings are post-World War I. 

Artists include:  Benier, P. Benison; Sid Black, Ron Broadley, Dennis Connelly, R.W. Coulter, Noel Counihan, Lionel Coventry, Dubois, John Endean, Frith, Joe Garvey, Tom Glover, Hal Gye, Norman Hetherington, M. Illingworth, Eric Jolliffe, Hottie Lahm, Terence Lambart, Percy Leason, Lionel Lindsay, Norman Lindsay, Percy Lindsay, Lock, David Low, Jack Lusby, McGregor, Minns, Rufus Morris, Dick Ovenden, Dorothy Ellsmore Paul, Mick Paul, H.C. Percival, A. Stewart Peterson, G. Prain, Oswald Pryor, L.F. Reynolds, Ted Scorfield, Edward Shelley, D.H. Souter, Les Such, Tighe, G.K. Townshend and Unk White. 

Below is a summary listing arranged in alphabetical order by artist, including the Call Numbers for the drawings.

A..., J.S. to Avtori
Call No.
PX*D 445

Badior to Bosey
Call No. 
PX*D 446

Bancks, J.C. to Brown, Geoff
Call No.
PXD 419

Benier
Call No. 
PX*D 452

Benison, P.
Call No.
PX*D 451

Black, Sid
Call Nos.
PX*D 453
PX*D 454
PX*D 455
PXD 420
PXD 421

Bourke, Betty to Butler, Leo
Call No.
PX*D 447

Broadley, Ron
Call No.
PX*D 448
PX*D 449
PX*D 450

Caldersmith, Dolly to Clint, Sydney
Call No.
PX*D 456

Colahan, Colin to Currie, Gordon
Call No. 
PX*D 457

Connelly, Dennis
Call No.
PX*D 459

Coulter, R.W.
Call No. 
PX*D 458

Counihan, Noel
Call No. 
PXD 423
110 drawings

Coventry, Lionel
Call No. 
PXD 422
157 drawings

D..., T. to Dyson, W.H.
Call No. 
PX*D 460

D…, C. to Dyson, Will
Call No. 
PXD 424

Dubois
Call No. 
PXD 425

E..., D to Eyre, Harry, Jnr.
Call No. PX*D 461

Endean, John
Call No. 
PX*D 462
PXD 426

Fab to Fumiere, C.H.
Call No. 
PX*D 463

Frith
Call Nos. 
PX*D 464
PX*D 465
PXD 427
PXD 428

G..., M to Grindrad, John C.
Call No.
PX*D 466

Garvey, Joe
Call No.
PXD 429

Glover, Tom
Call No.
PXD 430

Gye, Hal
Call No. 
PX*D 467

H... to Huthnance, P.B.
Call No. 
PX*D 468

Hannaford, Howard W. to Hot
Call No.
PXD 431

Hetherington, Norman
Call Nos.
PX*D 469
PXD 432
PXD 433
PXD 434
PXD 435
PXD 436

Illingworth, M.
Call No.
PX*D 470

J…, A. to Julius, Harry
Call No. 
PXD 437

Jac to Julius, Harry
Call No. 
PX*D 471

Jolliffe, Eric
Call No. 
PXD 438

Kasper, Alfred to Knudsen
Call No. 
PX*D 472

L…, R. to Lyon, Carl
Call No.
PXD 439

Lahm, Hottie
Call No. 
PX*D 473

Lambart, Terence
Call No. 
PX*D 474

Leason, Percy
Call No. 
PXD 440

Lindsay, Lionel
Call Nos. 
PX*D 475
PX*D 476

Lindsay, Norman
Call Nos.
PX*D 477
PX*D 478
PXD 441
PXD 442
PXD 443

Lindsay, Percy
Call Nos.
PX*D 479
PX*D 480
PX*D 481

Lock
Call No. 
PXD 444

Low, David
Call Nos. 
PX*D 482
PXD 445

Lusby, Jack
Call Nos. 
PX*D 483
PX*D 484
PX*D 485
PX*D 486
PX*D 487

M…, Louis to McCrae, S.P.
Call No. 
PX*D 488

MacDonald, Angus to Maegraith, Kerwin
Call No. 
PX*D 489

Mahony, Frank P. to Martyn, J.V.
Call No. 
PX*D 490

Mason, Edna to Myhill, W.
Call No. 
PX*D 491

McBeath to Miller, Gus
Call No. 
PXD 446

McGregor
Call Nos. 
PX*D 492
PX*D 493
PXD 448
PXD 449

Miller, Syd to Moguire
Call No.
PXD 447

Minns
Call Nos.
PX*D 494
PX*D 495

Morris, Rufus
Call No.
PX*D 496
PX*D 497
PXD 450
PXD 451

Neate, Clarry to Nuthall, J.W. Crichton
Call No.
PXD 452

O'Brien, Des to Orr, J.B.
Call No.
PX*D 498

Ovenden, Dick
Call No.
PX*D 499

P..., J.A. to Purcell, Phil
Call No.
PX*D 500

Paterson, Betty to Postlethwaite
Call No.
PXD 453

Paul, Dorothy Ellsmore
Call No.
PX*D 503

Paul, Mick
Call No.
PX*D 504

Percival, H.C.
Call Nos.
PX*D 501
PX*D 502
PXD 454
PXD 455

Peterson, A. Stewart
Call No.
PX*D 505

Prain, G.
Call No.
PX*D 506

Pryor, Oswald
Call Nos.
PX*D 507
PX*D 508
PX*D 509
PX*D 510

Quale, Jack to Rex
Call No.
PX*D 511

Quinlan, Hal to Russom, R.G.
Call No.
PXD 456

Reynolds, L.F. 
Call No.
PX*D 513

Rice, Norm to Ryan, Roy
Call No.
PX*D 512

S…, D.H. to Switzer, T.R.
Call No.
PX*D 514

Schmeider, J.H. to Stapleton
Call No.
PXD 457

Scorfield, Ted
Call Nos.
PX*D 515
PX*D 516
PX*D 517
PX*D 518
PX*D 519
PX*D 520
PX*D 521
PXD 458
PXD 459
PXD 460
PXD 461
PXD 462
PXD 463
PXD 464
PXD 465
PXD 466
PXD 467
PXD 468
PXD 469
PXD 470
PXD 471
PXD 472

Shelley, Edward
Call No.
PX*D 522

Souter, D.H.
Call No.
PX*D 526/vol. 1

Such, Les
Call Nos.
PX*D 523
PX*D 524
PX*D 525
PX*D 526

Tackdall to Tyrer, A.W.
Call No.
PX*D 527

Taylor, Geo. to Tindall, Nessie
Call No.
PXD 473

Tighe
Call No.
PX*D 528

Townshend, G.K.
Call Nos.
PX*D 529
PX*D 530
PX*D 531
PX*D 532
PX*D 533
PX*D 534
PX*D 535
PX*D 536
PX*D 537
PX*D 538
PX*D 539
PX*D 540
PX*D 541
PX*D 542
PX*D 543
PX*D 544
PXD 474
PXD 475
PXD 476

Ungat, Thora to Watts, Adrian
Call No.
PX*D 545

Unidentified artists
Call Nos.
PX*D 555
PX*D 556
PXD 479

Vincent, Alf to Wilbow, Clive
Call No.
PXD 477

Weaver, W.G. to Wethered, Ned
Call No.
PX*D 546

Whiley, K. to Zif
Call No.
PX*D 547

White, Unk
Call Nos.
PX*D 548
PX*D 549
PX*D 550
PX*D 551
PX*D 552
PX*D 553
PX*D 554
PXD 478

Miscellaneous
Call No.
PX*D 557 

Miscellaneous - 45 titles and head-pieces
Call No.
PX*D 558

Stereos
Call No.
PX*D 559

Bulletin drawings, 1886-1960 / drawn by various artists

BOX 1
Folder 1
Notes by W. E. (Bill) FitzHenry to Laurence F. Gooley on writers of personal interest

Notes on the friendship between Walter Stone and W. E. (Bill) FitzHenry

Notes, correspondence and research relating to Walter William Stone, bibliophile, bibliographer and publisher, 1998

Folder 2
'The Story of Walter Stone', 1999 [113 pp.] and 'The Bookman from Auburn' by Laurence F. Gooley [133 pp.]

Folder 3
'The Bookman from Auburn' by Laurence F. Gooley, 2000 [133 pp.]

Folder 4
Notes on the Book Collectors' Society of Australia; Roderic Gunn Memorial Fund; Lectures by Walter Stone, Martin Dobrilla, The Fellowship of Australian Writers, Australian Society of Authors - H. M. Green, E. J. Brady and Henry Lawson, 1984-2005

Associates of Walter Stone - W.E. ("Bill") FitzHenry, Percy Reginald Stephensen, Father Edmund Campion, Christopher John Brennan, A. H. Chisholm, John Kirtley, R. G. Howarth, Cecil Hadgraft, Margaret Trist, Dr Colin Roderick, Hugh Anderson, Muir Holburn, Professor Bruce Sutherland, Miles Franklin, Guy Howarth, The English Association

Research on Walter Stone, 1989-2005

Folder 5
Notes and newspaper clippings relating to Australian Book Collectors and their collections - Father Les Hayes, John Kinmont Moir, The Whelan Collection, The Ingleton Collection, Martin Dobrilla Collection, The Mackaness Collection, The Ferguson Collection, Kenneth Roy Stewart and research on Australian Second Hand Bookshops, 1966-2005

Notes relating to The Bread and Cheese Club, John Kinmont Moir, Lance Loughrey, Edward Harrington, Alan Marshall, John Shaw Nelson, 

Notes on Professor Manning Clark, Dr E. O'Brien, Professor Morris Miller (The Bunyip Literary Critic)

The Fellowship of Australian Writers - Bill FitzHenry, Angus & Robertson, The "Bookstall" Library, Book Salesman of the Past, Decline of the "Bulletin", Beatrice Davis and Xavier Herbert

BOX 2
Folder 1
Notes relating to John Kinmont Moir and the Bread and Cheese Club, including detail on correspondence between Walter Stone and John Kinmont Moir

Folder 2
The Story of James Francis Dwyer; Tribute to Joseph Furphy; The Genesis of "Such Is Life"; Professor Bruce Sutherland; E. V. Timms; "The Bulletin"; "The Boomerang"; "The Australian Workman"; "The Lone Hand"; "Steele Rudd's Magazine"; Adam Lindsay Gordon (Australian poet); A. B. ("Banjo") Paterson; Paterson's Literary Associations; Henry Lawson and "Banjo" Paterson; Paterson and Lawson; An interview with J. H. Curle; The "Red Page"; "The Bunyip Literary Critic", article by P. R. Stephensen; Australian Writers' and the Blue Mountains, a compilation by Laurence F. Gooley

Folder 3
Australian Nationalist Poets and Writers
David Campbell, Roland Robinson, Patsy Adam-Smith, Ian Mudie, Rex Ingamells, Harley Matthews and Jindyworobak Movement

Folder 4
Selected Australian Writers of Personal Interest
Male Writers include: Roland Robinson, George Farwell, Walter Murdoch, Kit Denton, Frederic Manning, E. V. Timms, Olaf Ruhen, A. H. Chisholm, F. D. Davison, John Morrison, Judah Waten, Donald Horne, Frank Hardy, Eric Rolls, R. D. FitzGerald, David Campbell, Murray Bail, Tom Keneally, Jon Cleary, Frank O'Grady, Neville Shute, Frank Moorhouse, Roger McDonald, Bruce Grant, Ivan Southall, Leon Gellert, Francis Webb, Tom Hungerford, Clement Semmler, Francis Webb, P. J. O'Leary, Father George O'Neill, Paul Brickhill, Frederick Macartney, Gerard Hamilton

Female Writers include: Catherine Gaskin, Patsy Adam-Smith, Helen Simpson, Jill Ker Conway, Mother Mary O'Doherty and Mary Durack

Notes on correspondence between John Kinmont Moir of Richmond, Melbourne to Walter Stone of Strathfield and Cremorne, Sydney
Notes on correspondence between Walter Stone of Cremorne, Sydney and Rev. Father Leo Hayes of Oakey, Queensland 

Folder 5
Australian Writers of Personal Interest and Notes on Literary Subjects, compiled by Laurence F. Gooley

BOX 3
Folder 1
'The Apostle of Australian Literature' - the story of A. G. Stephens; Articles on A. G. Stephens and "The Bookfellow"; John Shaw Neilson; Christopher John Brennan; Nationalism & Literature; Australian literature [newscuttings] 1946-2008

Folder 2
Henry Lawson
Newscuttings consisting of descriptive articles, reviews of books by and relating to Henry Lawson, 1931-2003

Folder 3
Henry Lawson
An examination of the life and career of Henry Lawson, written 1986-1997, compiled by Laurence F. Gooley

Folder 4
Manuscript material and press cuttings on Bill Harney, Michael Sawtell, Billy Miller of "The Territory", "We of the Never Never", Arthur Upfield and R. M. Williams, collected by Laurence Francis Gooley

Folders 5-6
The Last of the Balladists - the story of Edwin James Brady

BOX 4
Folders 1-3
The Last of the Balladists - the story of Edwin James Brady

Folder 4
History of Australian Literature [press clippings],  1937-2006

Folder 5
Australian Literature, by Laurence F. Gooley

Folder 6
Books and Libraries
Includes printed articles and newscuttings on John Ferguson, the Whelan Collection, Second Hand Bookshops, Book Collecting, Meanjin, Australian Writing, Books and Writers, Kelver Hartley, the New Pocket Library and Australasian Book Society, 1940-2002

BOX 5
Folder 1
The "Bulletin" Period - Bulletin writers
Bush Balladists: A. B. ("Banjo") Paterson, C. J. Dennis, Hal Gye, Bernard O'Dowd, Dorothea Mackellar, Christopher Brennan, Marcus Clarke, Adam Lindsay Gordon, Henry Kendall, Charles Harpur, Douglas Stewart, Norman  Lindsay, Kenneth Slessor, Lionel Lindsay, Phillip Lindsay, Jack Lindsay, 
Hal Gye [newscuttings], Dorothea Mackellar, Bernard O'Dowd,  1931-2006

Folder 2
Emeritus Professor Jill Roe - Biography and Correspondence, 1985-2008

Folder 3
Eleanor Dark Material: Interview with Dr Eric Dark, Eleanor Dark, Dowell O' Reilly, Eric Lowe, "Hammer of Destiny", The Bunyip Critic - Reviews by P. R. Stephensen, 1956-2006

Folder 4
Writers associated with Miles Franklin: Eleanor Dark, Barbara Blackman, Katharine Susannah Prichard, Kylie Tennant, David Marten, Dr Eric Payten Dark, David Malouf, Patrick White, P. A. Yeomans, 1953-2006 [newscuttings]

Folder 5
Associated Women Writers: Marjorie Barnard, Frank Dalby Davison, Flora Eldershaw, Marie Beuzeville Byles, Rosemary Dobson, Joan Phipson

'Journeys Afield Travel Journal', Laurence F. Gooley, 10 August 1967 - 14 April 2002
'In Journeys Often Travel Journal', Laurence F. Gooley, 20 July 1967 - 9 September 1993 

BOX 6
Folders 1-3
The Career of Miles Franklin - London Period 1915-1932, Return to Australia 1932-1954 and Carlton Years 1932-1954, compiled by Laurence F. Gooley. Includes newscuttings on Miles Franklin, 1936-2008

Folder 4
A Biography of Thomas Keneally, compiled by Laurence F. Gooley

Folder 5
Thomas Keneally - articles, reviews of published books and background information, compiled by Laurence F. Gooley, 1967-2004 [newscuttings]

BOX 7
Folder
Morris West - articles, reviews of published books and background information, compiled by Laurence F. Gooley, 1963-2005

Folder 2
Professor Manning Clark - biography and 'History of Australia' reviews, 1962-2008

Folder 3
Marilla North, Dymphna Cusack, Norman Freehill, Florence James 

Folder 4
Judith Wright, Jack McKinney, Veronica Brady

Folder 5
The Life of Judith Wright and Jack McKinney

Folder 6
The Life of Ion L. Idriess
List of Books by Ion L. Idriess
Writer of the 'Thirties' - Ion Idriess, William Hatfield and Miles Franklin
Ion L. Idriess [press cuttings], 1936-1997

BOX 8
Folder 1
Notes on William Hatfield
The Books of William Hatfield
The Making of an Australian Writer - William Hatfield
The Story of William Hatfield
William Hatfield and Hermannsburg
William Hatfield and the Channel Country, the Birdsville Track and the Strzelecki Track

Folder 2
Melbourne Writers: Alan Marshall, Judah Waten, John Morrison, Frank Hardy

Folder 3
Central Australia and Pioneer Days: Francis Birtles, Grafton Memories, Pioneer Days, Murray River Days,
Australian Attitudes, H.B. Lasseter Mystery, John Flynn ("Flynn of the Inland"), Squatters Castle (Yulgilbar), Keith Garvey,
Eureka Stockade [newscuttings]

Folder 4
Australian History - "Petticoat Parade", Sydney Morning Herald, 1965 [newscuttings]
Sydney Morning Herald and The Blue Mountains Gazette, 1985-2007 [newscuttings]

Folder 5
George Johnston and Charmian Clift; John O'Brien & Roland Robinson; Hilaire Belloc

Folders 6-7
The Story of Doctor Rumble, compiled by Laurence F. Gooley
Life of Doctor L. Rumble, 1944-1987 [newscuttings]
Articles and talks by Dr L. Rumble

Folders 8
Miscellaneous writings by Laurence F. Gooley, 1940-1948
Miscellaneous extracts, 1947 and 1959
Julian Stephen In England, 1979

Folder 9
Miscellaneous writings by Laurence F. Gooley, 1946-1972:
'The World Outlook', 1946 [10 pp.], Philosophic Reflections on the Crisis of Our Times, 1948 and 1951 [20 pp.], 'An Australian Looks at the World', 1972 [18 pp.], 'An Australian Looks at Australia', 1972 [7 pp.]

Folder 10
'Reflections in Solitude'
Library Re-organisation, 8th February 1992
The Re-organisation of the Blaxland House, 1998-1999
'The Memories of the Years'
'The Influence of J. E. Lawrence on my Life and Development', by Laurence F. Gooley 
'Book Collecting Days'
'Our Cats, 22nd August 1993'
'The House of Seclusion'

BOX 9
Folder 1
Selected Memories from Youth to Manhood, Laurence F. Gooley:
Requiem for "The Catholic Weekly" [7 pp.]
Memories of Catholic Life [95 pp.]
Mount Alverna [20 pp.]
Pioneer Cooranbong [1 page]
Catholic Cooranbong [3 pp.]
Morisset and Cooranbong, 1932-1935 [2 pp.]
Cooranbong Memories [19 pp.] 

Folder 2
A Pictorial History of the Wyong Shire by Edward Stenson 
A Personal Annotated Survey of Selected Pictorial Material by Laurence F. Gooley [85 pp.]
Edward Stenson
Edward Stenson: the Historian of the Wyong Shire compiled by Laurence F. Gooley
The Pioneers of Yarramalong
The Stenson Family
The Settlement of Wyong
Father John O'Flaherty

Folder 3
Memories of Wyong, Auburn and Blaxland, by Laurence F. Gooley:
The Auburn Cottage [24 pp.]
Memories of 1944 [8 pp.]
Auburn: The Final Chapter [44 pp.]
Our Mountain Land [36 pp.]
Blaxland Journal [12 pp.]
Blaxland Journal 1988 [4 pp.]
Collections and Recollections [39 pp.]
The New Auburn Cottage [24 pp.]
Remembrance of Songs and Poems [43 pp.]
A New Way of Life [6 pp.]

Folder 4
Personal Memories by Laurence F. Gooley:
The Books of Belloc [15 pp.]
The Books of Benson [16 pp.]
The Books of Lawrence [27 pp.]
My Personal Tribute to P. R. Stephenson [44 pp.]
The Antiquarian Books of 1941 [20 pp.]
The Inspiration of Scholarship [31 pp.]
Life's Progression [16 pp.]

Folder 5
My Hillside Home [93 Boorea Street, Blaxland], written by Laurence F. Gooley, 1 January 1994-23 August 1998 [109 pp.]
My Hillside Home [93 Boorea Street, Blaxland], written by Laurence F. Gooley, 6 March 1994-4 February 2001 [pp.110-222] [113 pp.]

Folder 6
R.A.N. Armament Depot, Sydney - Technical Examination
Training for Assistant Storehousemen, Magazine Depots - Lecture Notes
R.A.N. Armament Depots Sydney - Safety Lectures

BOX 10
Folder 1
Notes on John Blaxland of Newington and the Blaxland land grant of 1807
Gregory Blaxland
Newington Naval Armament Depot
The Evolution of the Auburn Armament Depot
The American Naval Armament Depot
The Newington Naval Armament Depot - Royal Australian Navy
The United States Naval Armament Depot
Horse Transport at Newington Naval Armament Depot
The Depot Sheep
The Introduction of Palletisation

Folder 2
Sir John Fortescue, The Historian of the British Army

Folder 3
Ethel Mannin; Vera Brittain

Folder 4
Writers of Personal Interest:
Jane Grey; H. Rider Haggard; James Oliver Curwood; Winston Churchill and "Chartwell Manor"; Howard Spring; Cecil Roberts

Folder 5
The Benson Family; Dr. Edward White Benson; Nelly Benson; Maggie Benson; Arthur Christopher Benson; Robert Hugh Benson; E. F. Benson

Folder 6
"The Stones Cry Out" - the Story of Father John Hawes and 'Bush Lore (articles on the Pioneer Days)', compiled by Laurence F. Gooley

Folder 7
The Gooley Family Tree, recorded by Kathleen Tindale

List of Gooley family birth, marriage and death dates

Folder 8
Photographs of the Gooley family, ca. 1960's and postcards from Gooley family members travelling around Australia, ca. 1950's-1960's

BOX 11
'The Pioneer Days' - Books 1-2 - 'A Miscellany of Old Days, Old Ways', 29th October 1977 - 4th January 1988 
'The Passing of Australianism', 1973-1974 
'The Reflections of An Australian' - Books 1-3, 26th February 1980 - 30th November 1985 
'Tomorrow Is Tomorrow - An Analysis of Contemporary Trends', 1975-1976
'The "Bulletin" Verse of Edwin James Brady and notes and commentary', 1940-1947
'Essays in Catholic Culture - Book 1 - The Church of the Pioneers; The Traditions of Catholicism; Ronald Knox' - by Laurence F. Gooley, 4th November 1974 - 16th January 1979
'Essays in Catholic Culture' - Books 1-2 -  by Laurence F. Gooley, 18th January 1979 - 8th May 1991 
'Personal Journal' - Books 3-5 - by Laurence F. Gooley, 31st January 1944 - 1st January 1967
'Turn and Fall - A Personal Miscellany' - Laurence F. Gooley, 8th October 1941 - 25th June 1944 (Initial Entry 6th November 1938)'
'The Story of Pilgrim Cottage', by Laurence F. Gooley, 1971-1975
'Notes on My Library' - Books 1-2 - 'A Literary Survey', 1968-1986
'Essays & Reviews' - Books 1- 6, 22nd January 1949 - 20 October 1952
'Selections From My Reading', 10th July 1948 - 12th August 1958
'Answerless The Years' - Books 1-4 - 'An Autobiography' by Laurence F. Gooley
'Personal Journal' - Books 1-10 - by Laurence F. Gooley, 3rd January 1941 - 25th May 1985

BOX 12
Folders 1-13 [Folder 8 not located]
The Last of the Balladists - The Story of Edwin James Brady

BOX 13
Folders 1-13
The Last of the Balladists - The Story of Edwin James Brady, by Laurence F. Gooley

Folders 14-19 [Folder 18 not located]
The Last of the Balladists - The Story of Edwin James Brady, by Laurence F. Gooley

BOX 14
Folders 1
The Last of the Balladists (Part 1) - The Story of Edwin James Brady, compiled 2000

Folder 2
The Last of the Balladists (Part 2) - The Story of Edwin James Brady, compiled 2000

Folder 3
The Sea Ballads & Poetry of E. J. Brady, compiled 2000 

Folder 4
The Final Years of E. J. Brady - A Literary Assessment, compiled 2000

Folder 5
The Association of Henry Lawson and Edwin James Brady, compiled 2000-2004

Folder 6
Bibliographical Checklist and Prose Works of E. J. Brady, compiled 2000

Folder 7
Poems by Edwin James Brady (Part 1) - An Anthology, compiled 1984-2002

Folder 8
Poems by Edwin James Brady (Part 2) - An Anthology, compiled 1985-2000

Folder 9
The Bunyip Literary Critic - Writings on Literary Subjects by P. R. Stephenson, compiled 2001

BOX 15
Folder 1
'The following articles are evidence of my continuity of thought and outlook and manifest my continuing interest in the life of T. E. Lawrence. This planned series of three articles has taken me 23 years to complete from 22nd July 1952 to 13th August 1975 - Laurence Francis Gooley':

Thomas Edward Lawrence: Destiny and Education, completed 13 August 1975
Thomas Edward Lawrence: Freedom and the Individual, completed 20 August 1952
Thomas Edward Lawrence: Triumph in Literature, completed 12 April 1957

Folder 2
The Bunyip Critic : experiments in 'Australianity' - by P. R. Stephensen - selected and edited by Laurence F. Gooley

Folder 3
The Literacy Legacy of Edwin James Brady

Folder 4
Australia First Movement, 1941 - 1948 [newscuttings]

Folder 5
The Story of Percy Reginald Stephensen and Winifred Stephensen, 1924-1969, compiled 1986-2000

Folder 6
Notes on Miles Franklin and P. R. Stephensen

BOX 16
Folder 1
The Political Career of P. R. Stephensen
The Story of "Mountainside Press"

Folder 2
P. R. Stephensen and Australian Literature
Record of Research on Walter Stone - E. J. Brady, P. R. Stephensen. Second period of research - commenced 16 April 1997
Australia First Movement, Melbourne, 1940-1941. Articles by L. K. Cahill
The Policy of the Australia-First Movement, exposition by P. R. Stephensen
Towards a New Party. Pre-requisites of political re-orientation.  The Meaning of Australia-First, by P. R. Stephensen
Australian Action. Towards the formation of an Australia-First Party. A Twelve Point Policy by P. R. Stephensen.
Poems: 1934-1944 by Ian Mudie [book]
Press Cuttings on William Baylebridge, Ian Mudie, Rex Ingamells, Adele Pankhurst Walsh
Association with P. R. Stephensen and Australia First Movement 
Edwin James Brady chronology, 1869-1952
Blaxland Journal by Laurence F. Gooley, 1984-1985
The Literacy Legacy of Edwin James Brady, 1869-1952
Books by Derek Angye
Mount Alverna Journal by Laurence F. Gooley, 26 September 1964 - 19 August 1967
A view of Woolloomooloo Bay in 1821 [printed]
Boyhood Memories by Laurence F. Gooley, 1928-1935
My Record of Reading by Laurence F. Gooley, 1935-1982
My Book of Memorabilia by Laurence F. Gooley, 1928-1938
Schooldays in Wyong by Laurence F. Gooley, 1928-1933
The Books of Boyhood - A Survey - Part 2 - by Laurence F. Gooley
Recollections in Solitude - by Laurence F. Gooley
Literary Diary, 1983-1991, by Laurence F. Gooley
Record of Research on E. J. Brady - Books and Manuscripts Mitchell Library - Research commenced 14 April 1975 to 18 November 1990

Laurence Francis Gooley papers, 1931-2008

Cinesonic : experiencing the soundtrack / edited by Philip Brophy.

Introduction
Photodynamic therapy (PDT) is a two-step treatment involving the administration of a photosensitive agent followed by its activation at a specific light wavelength for targeting of tumor cells.
Materials/Methods
A comprehensive review of the literature was performed to analyze the indications for PDT, mechanisms of action, use of different photosensitizers, the immunomodulatory effects of PDT, and both preclinical and clinical studies for use in high-grade gliomas (HGGs).
Results
PDT has been approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of premalignant and malignant diseases, such as actinic keratoses, Barrett’s esophagus, esophageal cancers, and endobronchial non-small cell lung cancers, as well as for the treatment of choroidal neovascularization. In neuro-oncology, clinical trials are currently underway to demonstrate PDT efficacy against a number of malignancies that include HGGs and other brain tumors. Both photosensitizers and photosensitizing precursors have been used for PDT. 5-aminolevulinic acid (5-ALA), an intermediate in the heme synthesis pathway, is a photosensitizing precursor with FDA approval for PDT of actinic keratosis and as an intraoperative imaging agent for fluorescence-guided visualization of malignant tissue during glioma surgery. New trials are underway to utilize 5-ALA as a therapeutic agent for PDT of the intraoperative resection cavity and interstitial PDT for inoperable HGGs.
Conclusion
PDT remains a promising therapeutic approach that requires further study in HGGs. Use of 5-ALA PDT permits selective tumor targeting due to the intracellular metabolism of 5-ALA. The immunomodulatory effects of PDT further strengthen its use for treatment of HGGs and requires a better understanding. The combination of PDT with adjuvant therapies for HGGs will need to be studied in randomized, controlled studies.

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Genealogical Office (Office of Arms) - Grants and confirmations of arms, 1854-1940 relating to Australia and New Zealand [M984] 1854-1940

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The Hon Peter Collins QC MP, Treasurer and Mr Percy Allan, Secretary of the Treasury, with the staff of the NSW Treasury (Office of Finanical Management) on the steps of the Mitchell Library, 18 May 1...

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Bulletin drawings, 1886-1960 / drawn by various artists

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Laurence Francis Gooley papers, 1931-2008

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Cinesonic : experiencing the soundtrack / edited by Philip Brophy.

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5-aminolevulinic acid photodynamic therapy for the treatment of high-grade gliomas

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