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1. Adams, J.
2. Back, G.
3. Back, J.
4. Barlex, H.A.
5. Beavis, W.K.
6. Blumer, G.A.
7. Blumer, L.
8. Campbell, H.G.
9. Cane, P.F.
10. Cantello, G.A.
11. Clemens, W.
12. Craddock, H.O.
13. Cramp, K.R.
14. Davies, E.S.
15. Dennis, J.
16. Drake, D.
17. Dunlop, J.
18. Dyce, A.H.
19. Elliott, W.J.
20. Ewing, W.C.
21. Farr, Miss M.
22. Fraser, W.T.
23. Griffiths, E.A.
24. Harkness, B.C.
25. Harold, C.
26. Harrison, J.T.
27. Harvey, W.G.
28. Hayes, D.J.
29. Hayes, J.W.
30. Henry, L.
31. Hicks, A.W.
32. Hicks, E.C.
33. James, G.A.
34. Keller, L.F.
35. Kendall, L.G.
36. Kidd, Miss M.D.
37. Laird, H.H.
38. Lawford, L.E.
39. Lee, A.J.
40. Lee, W.G.
41. Lennard, W.
42. Lewis, E.
43. McDowall, J.M.
44. McKenzie, J.G.
45. McLachlan, A.
46. Mann, J.W.
47. Martin, G.D.
48. Melville, H.P.
49. Middleton, R.J.
50. Miller, Miss M.
51. Moore, H.J.
52. Morrow, G.A.
53. Muir, A.W.
54. Newton, W.
55. Noble, A.
56. North, Miss G.M.
57. O'Connor, S.M.
58. Pearson, T.
59. Price, B.J.
60. Putland, F.
61. Ravenscroft, F.
62. Riley, E.A.
63. Simpson, Miss M.
64. Sheehy, T.F
65. Taylor, R.C.
66. Telfer, J.B.
67. Thomas, G.R.
68. Walton, Miss G.A.
69. White, F.A.
70. Willis, M.

Royal Australian Historical Society : studio portraits of Institute of Inspectors of Schools of New South Wales, 1932

Numbers in brackets = original Walkabout negative numbers
SUMMER ARTS SCHOOL
1-6. Summer arts school [including painting, sculpture, pottery, Teisutis Zikaras (no.4) and Dawn Sime (no.1)], Melbourne Technical College, 1962, published Walkabout Jan 1963 / B.McArdle
MELBOURNE
7. [Corner Collins and Swanston Streets on a rainy winter's day], published Walkabout Aug 1963 / B.McArdle
8. [Little boy and black swans, Botanic Gardens, published Walkabout Aug 1948 / R.Bean (G.2247)
9. Geodetic base for comparison of surveying tapes up to 50 metres long, published Walkabout Jan 1963 / CSIRO
10. Assembling a cathode ray tube, a component of an atomic absorption device invented by CSIRO, published Walkabout Jan 1963 / W.Sievers
11. Apparatus for measurement of the absorption of gases on metals, published Walkabout Jan 1963 / W.Sievers
12. Weighing newly-minted sixpences into lots of 100 pounds, Royal Mint, published Walkabout Feb 1945 / (6917)
13. [Santa on the beach with a woman in a swimsuit], published Walkabout Dec 1963 / Herald-Sun
14. [Santa and children], Christmas party, Beaumaris, published Walkabout Dec 1963 / B.McArdle
15. Shunting [suburban railway carriage], Flinders Street, published Walkabout Feb 1963 / M.Strizic (B.387)
16. [Kathleen Gorham teaching ballet to girls], published Walkabout Dec 1967 [see also S.Marks "Ballerina" in "Australian Walkabout" / selected by B.McArdle -- Lansdowne, 1968, pp.131-136]
17. [Mainly World War I veterans lead blind comrades along St. Kilda Road, Anzac Day], published Walkabout Jan 1963 (?) / G.De'Lisle (928)
18. Scene from John Summer's production for the Melbourne Union Theatre Repertory Company of Patrick White's "The Season at Sarsaparilla" [with] set designed by Anne Fraser from the author's outline, late 1962, published Walkabout Dec 1963
19-20. [Unidentified Melbourne Buildings], published Walkabout June & Dec 1963
21. Melbourne Public Library, published Walkabout July 1959 / D.H. Stephens (574 2794)
22. Royal Mint, July 1950, published Walkabout Nov 1957 / R.Bean (662 6915)
23. Chemistry Building, Melbourne University, published Walkabout May 1950 / (566 2980)
24. Cloisters of main quadrangle, Melbourne University, published Walkabout May 1950 / R.Bean (567 2952)
25. Door, Physiology Building, [Melbourne University], showing copy of Michael Angelos sculpture, 1950, published Walkabout Dec 1952 / R.Bean (564 2982)
NEWMARKET SHEEP SHOW
26. Medium wool merino ewe, Glendonald Stud, 1949, published Walkabout / R.Bean (W.125)
27. Dorset Horn ewe, K.G. Luke, Duffield, Romsey, 1949, published Walkabout / R.Bean (W.126)
28. Romney Marsh ram, Myer Emporium Norman Lodge Stud, 1949, published Walkabout / R.Bean (W.127)
29. Superfine wool merino ram, Winton Stud, Tas., 1949, published Walkabout / R.Bean (W.130)
30. Lincoln ram, J.A. Christie "Garwald Vale", Byaduck North, 1949, published Walkabout / R.Bean (W.128)
31. Romney Marsh ewe, Bolobek Stud, Macedon, 1949, published Walkabout / R.Bean (W.129)
32. Dorset Horn ram, K.G. Luke, "Duffields", Romsey, 1949 / R.Bean (W.131)
33. Suffolk ram, S.W. Porter, Mydana stud, Oxford, 1949 / published Walkabout / R.Bean (W.132)
34. Border Leicester ewe, E. Starrett's Kelso Park Stud, Mooroofna, 1949, published Walkabout / R.Bean (W.134)
35. Polworth ewe, Dennis bros., Warncoort, 1949, published Walkabout / R.Bean (W.135)
36. Southdown ram, Graham McIntosh's Whiteway, Nar-Nar-Goon / R.Bean (W.136)
37. Corriedale ram, J.Guthrie, Corriedale Pty. Ltd., Geelong, 1949, published Walkabout / R.Bean (W.137) 
38. Lincoln ewe, J.A. Christie's "Garwald Vale", Byaduk North, 1949, published Walkabout / R.Bean (W.138)
39. English Leicester ram, Ian of moorish "Kooringal", Kingston, 1949, published Walkabout / R.Bean (W.139)
40. Corriedale ewe, B.P. Laveny's Figtree Park, Goroke, 1949, published Walkabout / R.Bean (W.140)
41. Suffolk ewe, S.W. Porter, Mydana stud, Oxford, 1949, published Walkabout / R.Bean (W.141)
42. [Sheep and lamb], published Walkabout Dec 1962 / B.McArdle
MELBOURNE
43-50. [Architect's preliminary sketches for the National Art Gallery and Cultural Centre of Victoria and spire, St. Kilda Road], published Walkabout June 1961 / (641 642 644 645 646 647 648 649)
51. Steps of Parliament House, published Walkabout June 1963 / B.McArdle
52. Statue of General Gordon [against the spires of St. Patricks], published Walkabout June 1963
53. [Statue of Atlas], Atlas Insurance Office, published Walkabout Jan 1960 / Mark Stririo (666)
54. Burke & Wills Statue, Spring Street, published Walkabout June 1963
55. [Arms of the state of Victoria and statues of bearers over the Hotel Windsor entrance], published Walkabout June 1963 / B.McArdle
56. Statue of Adam Lindsay Gordon, Spring Street, published Walkabout June 1963
57. [Mrs Hayashi and Miss Prahastoeti leave the studios of Radio Australia], published Walkabout Oct 1962
58. Victoria Market with Police Headquarters background, published Walkabout Apr 1963 / M.Strizic (B.729)
59. [Woman walking past Spring Street railings with ICI Building background], published Walkabout Apr 1963 / F.Oeser (B.732)
60. [Alcaston house from Treasury Gardens], published Walkabout June 1963
61. [Treasury building detail], published Walkabout June 1963 / B.McArdle
62. [Bust of Sir William John Clarke and Treasury Gardens], published Walkabout Dec 1968 / B.McArdle
TELEVISION
63. Brian James as Jonah Locke, Hilary Bamberger as Ann Parry and Neil Fitzpatrick as Brett Hamilton examine a mysterious packet in 'A Nest of hornets', an episode in the Channel 7 TV drama series "Jonah", published Walkabout Apr 1963
64. [Joan Miller and unidentified, including lighting man, in HSV-7 production of "Candida"], 1962, published Walkabout Appr 1963
65. Tom O'Connor, left, producer of the documentary "Winston Churchill" for Channel 9, with, centre, Ron Headford, film editor & cameraman, and right, Bob Kearsley, scriptwriter, published Walkabout Apr 1963 / P.English
66. June Bronhill and Brian Hansford in the Christopher Muir Channel 2 production of Pergolesi's opera "La Serva Padrona", shown late 1962-early 1963, published Walkabout Apr 1963 / L.Richards
67. [Panel on] "Daly at night", Channel 7, published Walkabout Apr 1963 / Don Hudson

Item 22: Walkabout magazine : Victorian published photographs [Summer arts school, Melbourne, Newmarket Sheep Show, television]

Full length portraits of wedding groups including brides in traditional full length gowns and 1940s knee length day dresses. Some of the bridal parties include males and females in World War II uniforms. 
 
A (25 negatives)
Abbott 1941 (2);  Adams ;  Akers ;  Aldersea (2);  Allen (2);  Alsop (2);  Anchor 1941;  Anderson ;  Anderson ;  Anderson (2);  Angel (2);  Applebee ;  Arena (2);  Armstrong (2);  Auld 1944;  Aurisch (2) 

B (56 negatives)
Baird (2);  Ballantine ;  Barker 1940;  Barker ;  Barnes 1943;  Barr (2);  Bartle ;  Battam 1940 (2);  Bayada (3);  Bayada ;  Belicke ;  Bendy [Clarence and Amy 24/03/1944] ;  Bennett 1944 (2);  Bennett/Bennetts? ;  Berry (2);  Berry ;  Berry ;  Black (2);  Blinkhorn 1944;  Bogg (2);  Boon 1939;  Bottomley 1939;  Bourke (2);  Bowden 1945 (2);  Boyce/Boyle? 1944;  Boyd 1941;  Boyd ;  Brackam ;  Bremner (2);  Brennen ;  Brotherson (2);  Brown ;  Buchanan ;  Burgess (2);  Burkinshaw 1941 (2);  Bushell ;  Butterfield (2);  Buxton (2);  Byles

C (66 negatives)
Camroux (2);  Cannon ;  Carter (2) ;  Carter (2) ;  Causer (2);  Cavill (2) ;  Chapman (2);  Chatten ;  Church ;  Clark (2);  Clark (2);  Clark (2);  Clark ;  Clark ;  Clarke 1940;  Clarke (2);  Claughton ;  Cole ;  Coles 1944 (2);  Collie (2);  Collin/Collins? ;  Collins ;  Collinet 1944;  Connell ;  Connelly 1940;  Connors/Connor? 1939 (2);  Cook ;  Coombs ;  Coope (2);  Cooper ;  Cooper (2);  Cormie (2);  Corrigan ;  Cottee (2);  Cotter 1940;  Covington ;  Cowie 1940;  Cowling 1944;  Cox (2);  Crawford ;  Crellin ;  Croft 1944 (2);  Crowhurst ;  Cullen ;  Cummings ;  Cummins 1940;  Curtin 1940 (2)

D (37 negatives)
Dade (2);  Daley (2);  Dannevig (2);  Dare 1944 (2);  Dand (2);  Denley (2);  Dewar ;  Dickson 1940 (2);  Dickson 1940 (2);  Dickson (2);  Dolan (2);  Donaghey (3);  Dooley [1940];  Douglas (3);  Douglas ;  Drayton (2);  Duggan 1941 (2);  Dumpleton (2);  Dundow/Dundon? [1940];  Dunkerton

E (23 negatives)
Eather ;  Edwards (3);  Edwards ;  Egan (2);  Eldridge ;  Elgar (2);  Ellen ;  Elliott (3);  Elliott ;  Emanuel (2);  English (2);  Evans ;  Evans (2);  Evans

F (46 negatives)
Fairbairn 1944 (2);  Farmer (2);  Farrell 1941;  Faust (2);  Feeney (2);  Fender (2);  Ferns 1944;  Ferreira 1943 (2);  Figueiredo (2);  Findlay ;  Fitzgerald ;  Fitzpatrick (2);  Forbes (2);  Ford/Crowhurst? (2);  Foster 1943 (3);  Foster (2);  Fountain (2);  Fowler (2)[Mavis Florence Fowler nee Nation, 1943];  Foyle 1943 (2);  Fraser ;  Freeman (2);  Freeman ;  French (2);  Freney ;  Friedwald [i.e. Friedewald?] (2);  Frost ;  Fuentes (2);  Furey

G (36 negatives)
Galley 1941;  Gambly 1941 (2);  Gardner (2);  Gardner (2);  Gardner (2);  Gash (2);  Gibson (2);  Gibson (2);  Gibbens (2);  Gillon/Gillow?;  Goddard (2);  Goodacre? ;  Gowers? ;  Goyen ;  Grant (2);  Grant (2);  Grant (2);  Greenaway ;  Gregory (2);  Grew ;  Griffith (2);  Griffiths ;  Griffiths ;  Groennow ;  Gurney (2) 

H (57 negatives)
Hadley (2);  Hagon 1941 (2);  Hall ;  Hall (2);  Hanbridge (2);  Haney (2);  Hannan 1940;  Hannan ;  Hanson ;  Hardie (2);  Hardy (2);  Harrington 1939;  Harris 1941;  Harris ;  Hattersley ;  Hawdon 1940;  Hawkes ;  Haynes ;  Heaydon ;  Hefferman (2);  Heggen 1941 (2);  Heidtman (2);  Hemming? ;  Herdern (2);  Herrmann (2);  Higham 1940;  Hillman (2);  Hilsinger? ;  Hindman (2);  Hines (2);  Hinton (2);  Hobbins (2) Hodges (2);  Holmes ;  Holt ;  Horne ;  Howison (2);  Humphrey

I (5 negatives)
Ikin ;  Inkster (2) ;  Isles (2)

J (17 negatives)
Janes ;  Jack ;  Jackson 1940;  Jackson ;  Jackson ;  Johns ;  Johnson 1940;  Johnson 1944 (2);  Johnson (2);  Jones 1943 (2);  Jones ;  Jones (2);  Jones

K (5 negatives)
Kelly 1943;  Kelly ;  Keyes 1944;  King ;  Kinsella

L (26 negatives)
Lahene (2);  Laing ;  Lalchere ;  Land (2);  Langham ;  Larkin ;  Lea ;  Leonard? ;  Levy (2);  Lewin (2);  Lewis 1940 (2);  Lewis ;  Lindley 1940;   Little 1940;  Lloyd (2);  Lohan ;  Long ;  Lowe (2);  Lycett

M (82 negatives)
Macarthur (2);  Mace (2);  Mackay ;  Magner (2);  Maguire (2);  Malley (2);  Mallinson (2);  Mandell (2);  Maquire? (2);  Matley ;  Mattsen/Mattson? (2);  Mayson (2);  McBurnie (2);  McCarthy ;  McCleary 1940;  McDermott (2);  McFarlane (2);  McGrane ;  McGrath 1940;  McIntosh (2);  McIntyre ;  McKellar 1945 (2);  McKenzie (2);  McKinnon (2);  McLachlan (2);  McMahon 1944;  McMahon ;  McMenamin (2);  McNally ;  McNeill (2);  McQuarrie 1940;  McQuillan ;  McRea (2);  Meadows 1941 (2);  Meeth (2);  Mellon (3);  Melvin (2);  Merlino ;  Mietzke? ;  Millar ;  Miller (2);  Miller ;  Moffatt (2);  Moore 1940;  Morgan (2);  Morris ;  Morrison ;  Morton ;  Moyle (2);  Muir ;  Munro (2)

N (13 negatives)
Nance ;  Nash (2);  Neal (2);  Newell (2);  Newey (2);  Nicholson ;  Noble ;  Noland (2)

O (9 negatives)
Oakenfull ;  O'Brien ;  O'Connor (2);  Osle? ;  O'Niell [O'Neill?] ;  O'Rance? ;  O'Toole (2) 

P (32 negatives)
Palmer (2);  Pamplin (2);  Papworth (2);  Pardey (2);  Pascoe (2);  Passlow ;  Payne ;  Pearce (2);  Pederson (2);  Pheeney (2);  Phegan ;  Phillips (2);  Pitham ;  Pithie (2);  Preece (2);  Preece ;  Price (2);  Provan/Provau? ;  Pye ;  Pyke

R (48 negatives)
Ramshaw (2);  Randall ;  Ranger (2);  Ransley (2);  Read ;  Reber ;  Regan ;  Regent (2);  Reeves? ;  Reid (2);  Reid (3);  Renshaw ;  Reynolds ;  Reynolds ;  Reynolds ;  Rich (2);  Riley 1940 (2);  Robertson (2);  Robinson ;  Rogers 1940 (2);  Rogers (2);  Rogers ;  Rogerson ;  Roll ;  Romaine ;  Romey ;  Rose ;  Rose (2);  Rowe (3);  Rundle ;  Russell ;  Ryan ;  Ryan

S (87 negatives)
Santos ;  Sara ;  Schwenn (2);  Scott (2);  Scourfield ;  Scrivener ;  Seaberg 1941 (2);  Seach ;  Semmens? ;  Seymour (2);  Shaw (2);  Shaw (2);  Sheppard ;  Shiels (2);  Siders (2);  Sidoti (2);  Simpson 1944 (2);  Simpson (2);  Sinclair (2) ;  Sinclair ;  Skehan 1940 (2);  Sloane (2);  Smith 1940 ;  Smith 1940 (2);  Smith ;  Smith ;  Smith ;  Smith (2);  Smith (2);  Smolko? ;  Sommerville (2);  Sonter (2);  Soranson? 1941 (2);  Spain 1940 (2);  Spinner (2);  Spooner ;  Sporne (2);  Spriggs  (2);  Spurling 1940 (2);  Stapleton 1939;  Starrett (2);  Stean (2);  Stepanoff ;  Stephens (2);  Stitt/Stiff? ;  Stocking (2);  Stokeld ;  Strano (2);  Stuart? ;  Studden 1940 (2);   Sullivan 1940;  Summers (2);  Sunderland 1943;  Surplice ;  Swadling ;  Swadling

T (28 negatives)
Tanner ;  Tate/Tafe? ;  Telfer ;  Tesoriero (2);  Thaux ;  Thomas ;  Thomas ;  Thompson (2);  Thorley ;  Thorlor/Thurlor? 1940 (2);  Thorne ;  Tierney? (2);  Tinsey;  Timms 1940;  Tornquist (2) [Ernest and June 10/06/1944];  Torpy ;  Trevillion (2);  Trevitt ;  Tulley ;  Turnbull ;  Turner 1939;  Turner 
 
V (1 negative)
Vine

W (52 negatives)
Walesby (2);  Walker ;  Wall 1943 ;  Wallace (2);  Walls (2);  Walsh 1941 (2);  Walsh 1941;  Warton ;  Waters ;  Watson ;  Waugh 1940;  Weeks 1940;  Weeks ;  Weeks ;  Wellfare (2);  Welsh (2);  Westgrath [Westgarth?] (2);  White (2);  Whitham ;  Wigley ;  Wilder (2);  Wilkinson? ;  William ;  William/Williams? ;  Williamson 1944;  Williamson ;  Wills/Wells? ;  Wilson 1940;  Wilson (2);  Wilson ;  Wilson ;  Wilson ;  Winning (2);  Wise ;  Wood 1944 (2);  Wood (2);  Woodbury ;  Woods (2);  Worly [Worley?]  
  
Y (2 negatives)
Young

Z (1 negative)
Zail

Bendy

Fowler

French

Series 02: Sidney Riley Studios, Rozelle, N.S.W. : wedding photographs, ca. 1939-1945

Bookplate collection, 1922-1970 / Adrian Feint

Remyelination is limited in the majority of multiple sclerosis (MS) lesions despite the presence of oligodendrocyte precursor cells (OPCs) in most lesions. This observation has led to the view that a failure of OPCs to fully differentiate underlies remyelination failure. OPC differentiation requires intricate transcriptional regulation, which may be disrupted in chronic MS lesions. The expression of few transcription factors has been differentially compared between remyelinating lesions and lesions refractory to remyelination. In particular, the oligodendrocyte transcription factor myelin regulatory factor (MYRF) is essential for myelination during development, but its role during remyelination and expression in MS lesions is unknown. To understand the role of MYRF during remyelination, we genetically fate mapped OPCs following lysolecithin-induced demyelination of the corpus callosum in mice and determined that MYRF is expressed in new oligodendrocytes. OPC-specific
Myrf
deletion did not alter recruitment or proliferation of these cells after demyelination, but decreased the density of new glutathione
S
-transferase π positive oligodendrocytes. Subsequent remyelination in both the spinal cord and corpus callosum is highly impaired following
Myrf
deletion from OPCs. Individual OPC-derived oligodendrocytes, produced in response to demyelination, showed little capacity to express myelin proteins following
Myrf
deletion. Collectively, these data demonstrate a crucial role of MYRF in the transition of oligodendrocytes from a premyelinating to a myelinating phenotype during remyelination. In the human brain, we find that MYRF is expressed in NogoA and CNP-positive oligodendrocytes. In MS, there was both a lower density and proportion of oligodendrocyte lineage cells and NogoA+ oligodendrocytes expressing MYRF in chronically demyelinated lesions compared to remyelinated shadow plaques. The relative scarcity of oligodendrocyte lineage cells expressing MYRF in demyelinated MS lesions demonstrates, for the first time, that chronic lesions lack oligodendrocytes that express this necessary transcription factor for remyelination and supports the notion that a failure to fully differentiate underlies remyelination failure.

Acta neuropathologica, 2017-09, Vol.134 (3), p.403-422

Myelin regulatory factor drives remyelination in multiple sclerosis

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