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A. CHIEFLY 120, 116 AND 620 FILM NEGATIVES

BOX 1
Patten Avenue, Merrylands, 1928 (1 negative)
Very early M[errylan]ds negs, some of Prospect Reservoir, Pipe Head, Prospect Hill, “Sefton”, 1929 (2 negatives)
Parramatta first film, 1929 (4 negatives)
(Norman Kentwell) Man beside rly. north of Castle Hill stn on way to Rogans Hill, December 1929; other views in Castle Hill area same date, also Carlingford (7 negatives)
Patten Avenue and vicinity, 1929; Parkinson’s car, 1933-1934; Flood where lake used to be, tree on island, early 1930s (2 negatives)
2FC radio transmitter, Pennant Hills Road, Carlingford, early 1930s (3 negatives)
Some P.H.S., 1930; Blue Mtns; Parramatta; early Carlingford; Miss Booth (27 negatives)
Assembly at Parra[matta] High School, November 1930; Parramatta from top floor P.H.S., November 1930; School buildings 1931-1932; 1950?; Parramatta from near school, Mays Hill 1932, (5 negatives)
Aeroplanes, mostly 1930s, (16 negatives)
Good Verichrome, Sydney, 1930-1936 (24 negatives)
Railway viaduct Cabramatta, ca. 1931 (1 negative)
Dundas Quarry, early 1930s (1 negative)
Parramatta from top of Megitt’s Linseed Silo, 1932 (2 negatives)
Ready grown electricity power pole in Parramatta Park, early 1930s (1 negative)
St Matthews Holroyd; “Mother”; Mr Poole; St Marks (outside); Christ Church, Old Guilford, 1932 or 1933 (6 negatives)
“Little Coogee” Parramatta Park, early 1930s; other Parramatta negatives (8 negatives)
Early local negatives, early 1930s (10 negatives)
Broughton Centenary Celebrations, Sydney Showground, 1936 (11 negatives)
Opening of Harbour Bridge; Camden, Maldon, Mtns, Penrith, Cabra., Potts Hill; 1933, 34, 35; no trains, 1930s (29 negatives)
St. Mary’s Guildford Boys’ Club, mid 1930s (10 negatives)
Prospect – Pipe Head, etc, 1936 (28 negatives)
Tap in tree, Christ Church, Old Guildford, 1933-1935 (1 negative)
St. Bartholomew’s Church, Prospect, exterior and interior; 29th May 1937; also exterior ca. 1954 (1 negative)
Local, 1936-1937 (37 negatives)
Horn amp. on car, Marion St., Guildford, for election No. 214, 29 September 1937 (1 negative)
Australian 150th Anniversary Procession in Church St. Parramatta, [1938] (1 negative)
Test negs, 1937; Also neg. No. 136 from near Mary St. Merrylands (3 negatives)
Copies of old PG. of Locksley Hall, demolition, 23 February 1937 (1 negative)
At Latty’s Picnic Ground, Prospect Creek, Fairfield, 1937 (1 negative)
Photos from footbridge, Merrylands station (note Locksley Hall), 1937-1954 (1 negative)
Merrylands test negs, 1937 (3 negatives)
World War II, trucks etc at North Epping; Air raid siren (2 negatives)
Kandos Quarry, 30 September 1940 (1 negative)
Creighton house; Guildford from Woodville Road; Houses in street (where?) (4 negatives)
Confirmations, “Loyalty Dinners”, etc; St Anne’s Merrylands; Rev. J. M. J.; St. Mary’s Gld, 1916; St. Mary’s Boys’ Fellowship, 1937-1960 (94 negatives)


BOX 2
Sydney bike trips, local, 1939 (30 negatives)
North Coast Schools, 1940s; Villawood School, 1953-1954, (14 negatives)
Parramatta from Mays Hill, late 1940s (1 negative)
Old house in Arcadia St. Merrylands (about to be demolished), 1955 (2 negatives)
Early Newport, etc, 1940 (10 negatives)
Newport, etc, 1940 (129 negatives)
1940 general; Stanwell Park from mountain; Lugarno; “Queen Mary”; cow at tap, 1940 (29 negatives)
Kandos and Katoomba, 1940; Glen Davis, 1940 (54 negatives)
Glen Davis, 1940, and Kandos limestone quarry (5 negatives)
“Queen Mary” in Sydney Harbour, 1940 (1 negative)
S. S. Picnic, S. Mary’s Guildford, 1941 (5 negatives)
Burragorang Valley, 1944-1962 (19 negatives)
Bike tour, 1944 (54 negatives)


BOX 3
Ted, Kangaroo Valley tour with Alan Robinson, 1944-1945 (55 negatives)
Local bike rides, etc, 1944 onwards; owl; river scenes; South Coast; Parramatta; Cobbitty, etc; Bobbin Head (24 negatives)
Acme motorbike, 1946 (11 negatives)
Church negs, [before July 1947] (23 negatives)
[Portrait of man wearing vest, jacket and tie], 1949 (1 negative)
Opening of first St. Anne’s Merrylands, 1 July 1916 (1 negative) 
Tour Canberra, Yass, M. I. A., Cowra, Bathurst, 1949 (63 negatives)
Aerial views of coastline between Sydney and Coffs Harbour taken from DC3 planes, 1948-1950; M/c trips, etc; servers at Prospect (108 negatives)
Patten Ave area, 1950s (4 negatives)
Parramatta High school; Town Hall; Carlingford (?); Castle Hill (?); Granville Boys’ High School, ca. 1950 (9 negatives)
Patton Avenue, 1952 (8 negatives)
Merrylands Seed Supply Shop, September 1953 (3 negatives)
St. Anne’s, opening of Church, [1953] (1 negative)
Catholic Church Central Burragorang, photo by John Mullaney, August 1958 (1 negative)
Bus in stormwater canal at Granville (2 negatives)
Ray Williamson and John Mullaney’s negs, Burragorang – Warragomba, ca. 1959 (22 negatives)
Rodney Galagher, 1965 (4 negatives)
Landsdowne Br. Hawkesbury River, Cabramatta, other local areas; Parramatta High, mid 1960s (11 negatives)


BOX 4
St. Anne’s Merrylands (22 negatives)
Rev. J. M. Johnston (1 negative)
Wartime street stalls, 1939-1945 (2 negatives)
Harbour Bridge [construction] (5 negatives)
Dad with chooks; Vi’s Waitara home; Rodney Galagher; Self; Mum; Crucifers; St. Mary’s Fellowship, 1940; Jack Jones; Tony, (47 negatives)
Water supply flume over railway at Guildford, from Water Board book (1 negative)
Sewer construction (1 negative)
Warragamba Dam construction, John Mullaney? (4 negatives)
Modern tables (24 negatives)
Ted, At Freers [i.e. Freres] Crossing (11 negatives)
5687 [Landscapes, inland and coast, portraits] (38 negatives)
U.S. Naval base Hospital No. 10 (8 negatives)
S. Mary’s Guildford, building and dedication (28 negatives)
Early Sydney; Harbour Bridge; zoo (32 negatives)
Merrylands floods and Patten Avenue; “Sefton”; sealing of street (7 negatives)
“Sefton” (9 negatives)
“Sefton” (15 negatives)
Church including old St. Mary’s Guildford, St. Marks Comrades, servers etc, North Coast churches (55 negatives)
Scots Church, Wynyard (8 negatives)
Panorama of Prospect Reservoir (copy of Water Board photo 1900?), (1 negative)
Merrylands fire brigade, 1927; McCredie Memorial church (2 negatives)
Unidentified (13 negatives)


B. 35MM FILM NEGATIVE STRIPS

BOX 5
Motorcycle tour to Adelaide, 1950
Motorcycle tour of Victoria, 1951
Rev. Bill Carter farewell, Foundation Stone Greystanes, 1954 (positives)
“Sefton”, the blue (positives); Francis Barnett motorcycle (blue one) and that Fiat 500, 1954
Burragorang, Cabramatta, and Windsor floods, 1956
Yerranderie including Burragorang, 1958
Prospect Reservoir and quarry, 2 July 1960; Railway photos on display, Blacktown; Warragamba Dam, 1960; Malcolm Oliver’s wedding, 16 July 1960
Liverpool train smash, 13-16 July 1962
Merrylands railway level crossing, 1968
CEBS, Confirmations, Servers banner; Mrs Bucco, 1 November 1970; Servers Guild Banner; John Esplin on motorcycle; S. Marks Confirmation, 23rd June 1968; Minty wedding; First photos at house, coming out of church, cutting cake, Fairfield wedding; Yugos; Geoff Stapleton at confirmation; Portraits, 1970?; Various negatives, 1969; Opera House construction, 1968; Confirmation St Marks, 1968, 1969
Broken Hill, 1974; Broken Hill, Adelaide, Port Pirie, 1975
Bourke and Broken Hill, 1974
Broken Hill – Adelaide – Melbourne, November 1976
Olympus Pen D3, half frame, June 1983
Ettalong, Prospect, Harbour, Mittagong, September 1983
Olympus, half frame; Melbourne, November – December 1982
Focal film negatives, August 1983
Focal film negatives, October 1983
Focal film negatives, November 1983
Raising sunken ferry at Quay; Newcastle views; Kiama; Hawkesbury River from train; views from Sydney Tower; Albury, November 1983–January 1984
Mudgee trip, Zoo, Mittagong, Brooklyn, Thirlmere locos, Newcastle trains, Bob Hawke at Newcastle, March–April 1984
Exeter, Brooklyn, Parramatta Gardens, Newcastle, HMAS Nirimba, rough sea, Gosford, May–November 1984
Albury – Melbourne trip, November 1984
Melbourne, Albury, QE2, Dubbo, “Notre Dame”, November 1984–March 1985
Scone, Sydney Harbour, Goulbourn, Kiama, Gosford, Newcastle Cathedral, March–July 1985
Newcastle Cathedral, Merewether Beach, helicopters, Hill Top sculpture, Dungog; Corowa – Albury – Mt. Beauty – Rocky Valley Dam, October–December 1985
Victorian Alps, Kiewa Valley, Lake Hume, Beechworth, Albury, Freeway viaduct Granville, Newcastle Cathedral, Central Station Gerringong, Terrigal fountain, December 1985–February 1986
Bathurst, Blayney, Cowra, Dubbo, Paterson, Sth Coast Daylight Express at Bombo, Sydney Harbour, February–April 1986
Shoalhaven, Toronto, East Hills Bridge, Navy 75th Anniversary; Bowral tulips, Newcastle beach and tugs, Campbelltown steam rally, 5 May–8 November 1986
Hume Weir outlet, some Albury buildings, Alpine tour (Kiewa valley, Mt. Beauty, Falls Creek, etc), P.S. Cumberoona and Murray River views, Bethanga bridge, November 1986
Dartmouth Dam, Melbourne, Bald Hill, Audley, November 1986–March 1987
Paterson, Dungog, April Steam Rally, Merrylands Railway Celebrations, Darling Harbour, Wisemans Ferry, Open Day at Chullora Railway Workshops, November Steam Rally at Campbelltown, March–November 1987
Tall ships – Australia Day – Darling Harbour – Re-enactment ships; Bicentennial Celebrations, January 1988
Albury, on Cumberoona, Hume Weir, Wangaratta, Corowa station, Albury buildings, Tallangatta, Melbourne, November 1987
From back fence, 1961; from railway footbridge of town; fish shop; Woolworths, Crest Mills; tile works, 1961; “Sefton” yard, 22 November 1972
Taylor family girls on steps of “Myall Villa”, Burwood, August 1988
Bankstown Air Fair, Circular Quay Australia Day, 1989, Flying Scotsman, 747s at Sydney Airport, Bicentennial visiting navies, September 1988–February 1989
Model trains, Goulbourn cathedral, Macarthur Square Xmas décor, “Sefton”, bee swarm, train at Richmond, various trains, Merrylands from footbridge, 1992
Goulburn (trains), my garden, Brooklyn marina, circus, various trains, Merrylands, Harris Park, April–November 1993
Minolta test, July 1992
Emoleum sealing of Patten Avenue, June 1998; Construction of new Merrylands bus terminal car park, July–December 1998; Bankstown Air Show, November 1998; demolition of flour mill


BOX 6
35mm negs, 1971. Chiefly portraits, some identified 
Contaflex neg, July–December, 1971. Chiefly portraits, some identified 
Railway, local, test, and other neg, 1972; Bundanoon, Merrylands railway centenary, 1978; Francis Barnett; Western Australia and Tele; Port Pirie painting copy
Contaflex negatives, 1972. Chiefly portraits, some identified
Contaflex negatives, 1973. Chiefly portraits, some identified
Contaflex negatives, 1974. Chiefly portraits, some identified
Contaflex negatives, 1975. Chiefly portraits, some identified
Contaflex negatives, 1976; copies of early St Marks, Zig Zag railway; extensions to St Anne’s; H.M.A.S. Nirimba
35mm negatives, 1977. Chiefly portraits, some identified
Pentax ME super tests, 50mm, 28mm, 135mm; 35RC tests; old home off Pitt St. Merrylands; St. Anne’s building, 1976; Tony Maston, copies, high school, on bike “Broadcaster” (single frame); Church army van; Canon QL17 test negatives, local 11/78; Karangi copies; Karangi copies for centenary; Warren Jones, Peter Minkow, John Bunyan P. P.; eclipse of sun; Burnett family, etc
Passports with 150W Comptalux lamp
Zig Zag Railway; St Anne's, Merrylands; at HMAS Nirimba, Quakers Hill, 1976
Gosford; Hawkesbury River; removing cross in bricks St Anne's
Labelled empty envelopes

Series 03: Tony Maston negatives, 1900-1998

1. Kael, Pauline, 1969
2. Kampman, I.M.C., 1968
3. Kanowski, Len, 1969
4. Kapustin, Victor, 1965
5. Kargaard, B., 1963
6. Karpish, Mara., 1965
7. Karrawarra Kelpie Stud, canine breeders, Sydney, 1952
8. Kaufman, V.A., 1963
9. Kauter, Frank, 1965-1967
10. Kay, F., 1967
11. Kay, J., 1969
12. Kealy, J.N., 1957
13. Hugh Keartland (Publishers) (Pty.) Ltd., Johannesburg, 1965
14. Keebatch, 1952
15. Keech, June, 1965
16. Keegan, John F., 1967
17. Keely, T.H. Southwell-, Mrs., 1966
18. Keep, Frank C., 1963
19. Keesing, Nancy, 1953-1957, 1967
20. Kefala, Antigone, 1965-1966
21. Kehoe, Richard J., 1967
22. Keighley, Arthur S., 1967
23. Kelen, Stephen, 1967-1969
24. Keller, Hazel, 1963
25. Kelley, Joyce C., 1969
26. Kelley, Ralph Bodkin, 1957-1959, 1968
27. Kelliher, Henry, Sir, 1969
28. Kelly, F.H.C., 1963
29. Kelly, Gwen, 1965
30. Kelly, Helen, 1963
31. Kelly, J.T., 1966
32. Kelly, J.W., 1969
33. Kelly, Myrtle, 1963

Volume 373: Angus & Robertson correspondence files Kael, Pauline - Kelly, Myrtle, 1952-1969

1. Kajewski, S.F., 1962-1964
2. Kan, A.E., 1949
3. Kandos Intermediate High School - Headmaster, 1949
4. Kang, Byung Kyu, 1969-1970
5. Kaplan, Sidney, 1951
6. Kardross, John, 1952
7. Kark, Norman, 1952-1954
8. Katrak, Sohrab K.H., 1958-1959
9. Kay, Frances, 1943
10. Kay, L., 1956
11. Kaye, Margaret F., 1943
12. Kealy, J.N., 1957
13. Keane, R.V., 1943
14. Kearns, Muriel A., 1949
15. Kearsey, R., 1964
16. Kearton, Cherry, 1952
17. Keeble, A.T., 1943
18. Keelan, A.J., 1932-1935
19. Keeler, Harry Stephen, 1958
20. Keeling, Madge A.H., 1947
21. Keeling, S.V., 1955, 1963
22. Keenan, J.J., 1947
23. Keenan, Ray, 1964
24. Keesing, Nancy, 1949-1970
25. Keith, John S., 1963-1964
26. Kelaher, Mary, 1943
27. Kelen, S., 1943
28. Kellaway, Frank, 1948-1949
29. Kelley, Don Greame, 1954-1962
30. Kelley, Ralph Bodkin, 1941-1969
31. Kellner, S., n.d.

Volume 834:  Angus & Robertson correspondence files for Kajewski, S.F. - Kellner, S., 1932-1970

Animal models of nerve injury are important for studying nerve injury and repair, particularly for interventions that cannot be studied in humans. However, the vast majority of gait analysis in animals has been limited to univariate analysis even though gait data is highly multi-dimensional. As a result, little is known about how various spatiotemporal components of the gait relate to each other in the context of peripheral nerve injury and trauma. We hypothesize that a multivariate characterization of gait will reveal relationships among spatiotemporal components of gait with biological relevance to peripheral nerve injury and trauma. We further hypothesize that legitimate relationships among said components will allow for more accurate classification among distinct gait phenotypes than if attempted with univariate analysis alone.
DigiGait data was collected of mice across groups representing increasing degrees of damage to the neuromusculoskeletal sequence of gait; that is (a) healthy controls, (b) nerve damage only via total nerve transection + reconnection of the femoral and sciatic nerves, and (c) nerve, muscle, and bone damage via total hind-limb transplantation. Multivariate relationships among the 30+ spatiotemporal measures were evaluated using exploratory factor analysis and forward feature selection to identify the features and latent factors that best described gait phenotypes. The identified features were then used to train classifier models and compared to a model trained with features identified using only univariate analysis.
10-15 features relevant to describing gait in the context of increasing degrees of traumatic peripheral nerve injury were identified. Factor analysis uncovered relationships among the identified features and enabled the extrapolation of a set of latent factors that further described the distinct gait phenotypes. The latent factors tied to biological differences among the groups (e.g. alterations to the anatomical configuration of the limb due to transplantation or aberrant fine motor function due to peripheral nerve injury). Models trained using the identified features generated values that could be used to distinguish among pathophysiological states with high statistical significance (p < .001) and accuracy (>80%) as compared to univariate analysis alone.
This is the first performance evaluation of a multivariate approach to gait analysis and the first demonstration of superior performance as compared to univariate gait analysis in animals. It is also the first study to use multivariate statistics to characterize and distinguish among different gradations of gait deficit in animals. This study contributes a comprehensive, multivariate characterization pipeline for application in the study of any pathologies in which gait is a quantitative translational outcome metric.

PloS one, 2025-01, Vol.20 (1), p.e0312415

Multivariate description of gait changes in a mouse model of peripheral nerve injury and trauma

ObjectiveAnimal models of nerve injury are important for studying nerve injury and repair, particularly for interventions that cannot be studied in humans. However, the vast majority of gait analysis in animals has been limited to univariate analysis even though gait data is highly multi-dimensional. As a result, little is known about how various spatiotemporal components of the gait relate to each other in the context of peripheral nerve injury and trauma. We hypothesize that a multivariate characterization of gait will reveal relationships among spatiotemporal components of gait with biological relevance to peripheral nerve injury and trauma. We further hypothesize that legitimate relationships among said components will allow for more accurate classification among distinct gait phenotypes than if attempted with univariate analysis alone.MethodsDigiGait data was collected of mice across groups representing increasing degrees of damage to the neuromusculoskeletal sequence of gait; that is (a) healthy controls, (b) nerve damage only via total nerve transection + reconnection of the femoral and sciatic nerves, and (c) nerve, muscle, and bone damage via total hind-limb transplantation. Multivariate relationships among the 30+ spatiotemporal measures were evaluated using exploratory factor analysis and forward feature selection to identify the features and latent factors that best described gait phenotypes. The identified features were then used to train classifier models and compared to a model trained with features identified using only univariate analysis.Results10-15 features relevant to describing gait in the context of increasing degrees of traumatic peripheral nerve injury were identified. Factor analysis uncovered relationships among the identified features and enabled the extrapolation of a set of latent factors that further described the distinct gait phenotypes. The latent factors tied to biological differences among the groups (e.g. alterations to the anatomical configuration of the limb due to transplantation or aberrant fine motor function due to peripheral nerve injury). Models trained using the identified features generated values that could be used to distinguish among pathophysiological states with high statistical significance (p < .001) and accuracy (>80%) as compared to univariate analysis alone.ConclusionThis is the first performance evaluation of a multivariate approach to gait analysis and the first demonstration of superior performance as compared to univariate gait analysis in animals. It is also the first study to use multivariate statistics to characterize and distinguish among different gradations of gait deficit in animals. This study contributes a comprehensive, multivariate characterization pipeline for application in the study of any pathologies in which gait is a quantitative translational outcome metric.

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Series 03: Tony Maston negatives, 1900-1998

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Volume 373: Angus & Robertson correspondence files Kael, Pauline - Kelly, Myrtle, 1952-1969

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Volume 834: Angus & Robertson correspondence files for Kajewski, S.F. - Kellner, S., 1932-1970

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Multivariate description of gait changes in a mouse model of peripheral nerve injury and trauma

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