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Brought to this distress : the life of Captain Arnold Fisk a colonial loser / by M.D. Cobcroft.

The Sydney gazette, and New South Wales advertiser.

This collection further documenting Geoffrey Ingleton's naval career, historical researches and publishing activities is chiefly described by folder titles in the following box listings.

BOX 1
Black springback folders (5), pp. 1-574, of ‘Final Text for Printer’ of Matthew Flinders: Navigator and Chartmaker (Genesis Publications, 1986), being ‘Final copy with Ed’s corrections and Author’s errata incorporated’

BOX 2
Black springback folders (2), pp. 575-813, of ‘Final Text for Printer’ of Matthew Flinders: Navigator and Chartmaker (Genesis Publications, 1986), being ‘Final copy with Ed’s corrections and Author’s errata incorporated’

Green springback folders (3), pp.1-324, of ‘Final Copy for Printer’ of Matthew Flinders: Navigator and Chartmaker (Genesis Publications, 1986)

BOX 3
Green springback folders (5), pp. 325-866 and i-xvii, of ‘Final Copy for Printer’ of Matthew Flinders: Navigator and Chartmaker (Genesis Publications, 1986)

‘Errata and Corrigenda’ and ‘Errata (Additional)’, being two folders relating to the book Matthew Flinders: Navigator and Chartmaker

‘Flinders Charts’, being folder of notes relating to purchase and mounting of Flinders’ charts

BOX 4
Black springback folder including correspondence of Officer-in-Charge, Hydrographic Branch, Sydney, 1947-1948, relating to Murray River Submarine Canyons and sounding work near Robe and Kangaroo Island by HMAS Lachlan; and ‘Chronological List of Original Documents Registered at the Hydrographic Office Garden Island Sydney’, compiled by Geoffrey C. Ingleton, Jan. 1960

Black springback folder including ‘Commonwealth Hydrographic Surveying, 1955-1959’, being Paper No. 14 from Commonwealth Survey Officers’ Conference 1959, and drafts of ‘Royal Australian Navy Surveying Service Progress Report 1955-1958’, by Geoffrey C. Ingleton

Black springback folder including ‘Commonwealth Hydrographic Surveying 1963-1966’, being Paper No.A1 from Commonwealth Survey Officers Conference 1967, and draft of ‘Royal Australian Hydrographic Service Progress Report 1963-1967’

Black springback folder, 1960-1965, titled in gilt lettering ‘H.M.C.S. Victoria. / Ships Log.’, being mainly papers relating to HMAS Gascoyne Sovereignty Cruise 1961

Black springback folder, including ‘Surveying and Exploring Navy List, 1770-1939 – Australia and Adjacent Waters’ and ‘Chronological List of Hydrographic Services – Australia & South-West Pacific Ocean, compiled by Geoffrey C. Ingleton, including ‘Report of Work – Royal Australian Navy Surveying Service 1939-1946’

BOX 5
Springback folder relating to surveys conducted by the Royal Australian Navy, 1946-1963

Springback folder including ‘Extracts from A Short History of Garden Island, Sydney. Together with Random Jottings by V.W. Thompson, Chaplain R.A.N.’, transcribed by Geoffrey C. Ingleton, and ‘A Chronological History of Garden Island Sydney’, with copies of plans

Green springback folder relating to the history of the Royal Australian Navy up to 1961

Volume with spine title in gilt lettering ‘Australian Bushrangers’, 1952-1989, being scrapbook mainly with loose newscuttings on the subject

BOX 6
‘Aust. Bushrangers Cuttings’, 1953-1988

‘Aust. Bushrangers Cuttings’, 1880, 1944, 1953-1980, being mainly newscuttings with program of the Dolia Ribush Company production of Ned Kelly: A Poetic Play in Four Acts and Six Scenes by Douglas Stewart in the Union Theatre (University Grounds) [Sydney, 30 Sept.-14 Oct. 1944]

‘Aust. Bushrangers Cuttings – Frank Clune’s  ‘Martin Cash’ from Truth some missing’, 1955, being newscuttings from The Truth newspaper

‘Aust. Bushranger Cuttings – [Frank] Clune Dean Case Mt Rennie Case’, 1956-1956, being newscuttings from The Truth newspaper

‘Aust. Bushranger Cuttings – Frank Driscoll’s Bushranger’s series’, 1953-1955, being newscuttings from The Truth newspaper

‘Aust. Bushrangers Cuttings’, 1939-1963, undatetd, being newscuttings

‘Early Henry Kendall articles’, 1913-1942, being newscuttings

Volume of microfilm reader printer copy of Journal kept on board HMS Roebuck, 15 Sept. 1698 - 30 Sept. 1699 and 30 Jan - 19 Feb. 1700 by Jacob Hughes, Master on board the "Roebuck" commanded by William Dampier (Admiralty 52/94)

BOX 7
‘Early News Ephemera Cuttings’, 1917-1978, relating to various individuals and topics

‘Early Records of the Aust. Museum & the McLeays Ref’, being issues of Records of the Australian Museum, vol. XI no. 4, 12 Aug. 1916 and vol. XII no. 12, 4 Dec. 1919, and reprint of ‘The Society’s Heritage from the Macleays’,[Parts I and II], Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales, 1920 and 1929

‘Lt. Gubbins letters to P. G. King’, 1890, 1896, being photoprints of original letters from George William Gubbins to Philip Gidley King in the Mitchell Library at call number A 1977 (microfilm copy CY 876)

‘Lord Howe Island Ref.’, being papers relating to Lord Howe Island, including correspondence, newscuttings, notes and printed material

‘Norfolk Island’, being papers relating to Norfolk Island, including newscuttings, printed material and photographs

‘Mitchell Library – Special Accessions’, being issues of quarterly lists of special accessions by the Mitchell Library and the Dixson Galleries

‘Arthur Chard’, 1958-1978, mainly relating to Arthur H. Chard Collection of Prints and Maps at Beard Watson’s Gallery, Sept. 1963

‘Early Aust. Ref. & Cuttings’, 1928-1960, including correspondence and newscuttings

‘Artinano’, being photoprints from La arquitectura naval española (en Madera) (Madrid, 1920) by Gervasio de Artinano y de Galdacano

‘D. S. Mitchell / Wm Dixson / H. L. White’, 1907-1967, being newscuttings and printed material

‘Leichhardt Ref.’, 1854-1974, being papers relating to Ludwig Leichhardt

‘Leichhardt to PPK’, 1846-1847, being photoprints of letters from Ludwig Leichhardt to Phillip Parker King

BOX 8
‘Active’, 1951-1984, being newscuttings relating to the HM Cutter Mermaid and the brig Active

‘Hindestan’ and ‘Providence’, being photoprints of the ships

‘Bligh’s Commission’, 1982, being correspondence with Pauline Fargher Ernst relating to her bibliographical research on the Bounty mutiny

‘Capt. Raine / HMS Surry’, being research material on Thomas Raine and HMS Surry

‘MacGillivray’, being research material on naturalist John MacGillivray, including obituary of Edward Pierson Ramsay from Records of the Australian Museum, vol. XI no. 9, 28 May 1917

Untitled folder of research material relating to various ships

Untitled folder of correspondence, notes, newscuttings and printed material, 19019, 1954-1988 

‘HMS Beagle’, 1958-1959, being research material including photocopied of letters from Captain J. L. Stokes, 1837-1843

‘Cook’, 1938-1972, being research material to Captain James Cook

‘Sea Life in Age of Discovery – S.W. Pacific’, 1932-1947, being notes and newscuttings

‘Exploration by Sea’, being draft chapters and notes

‘Exploration by Sea Ref.’(2 folders), being selected galley proofs and notes

BOX 9
‘True Patriots All – Notes on the Broadsides’, being edited typescript

‘True Patriots All’, being book layout with dummy pages

‘True Patriots All – Prelims’, being corrected preliminary pages

‘True Patriots All – 1-20’, being mainly typed transcriptions of broadsides

‘True Patriots All – 21-40’, being mainly typed transcriptions of broadsides

‘True Patriots All – 41-60’, being mainly typed transcriptions of broadsides

‘True Patriots All – 61-80’, being mainly typed transcriptions of broadsides

‘True Patriots All – 81-100’, being mainly typed transcriptions of broadsides

‘True Patriots All – 121-140’, being mainly typed transcriptions of broadsides

‘True Patriots All – 141-168’, being mainly typed transcriptions of broadsides

‘Moresby II’, 1965-1970, being papers relating to, and including, Hydrographic Instructions for HMAS Moresby

‘Moresby II’, 1969-1973, being papers relating to, and including, Hydrographic Instructions, for HMAS Moresby

BOX 10
Bound volume with spine title, ‘Notes on H.M.S. Herald and H.M.P.S. Torch General – Vol. IV’, and blank pages, with G. & N. Ingleton bookplate inside front cover

‘Fremantle – Denham Correspondence’, 1963-1982, relating to collection of letters from Captain H. M. Denham [HMS Herald] to Captain Stephen Granville Fremantle in Buckinghamshire County Archives, with note and typed transcription of the letters, 1855-1861, by A. C. F. David, 15 Apr. 1981

‘HMS Torch search for Ningpo’, 1854-1855, being papers relating to the search by HM Steam Vessel Torch for survivors of the Schooner Ningpo

‘Glen Wilson – HMS Herald’, being papers relating to marine artist James Glen Wilson and the voyages of HMS Herald

‘F. Hixson – Torch & Herald’, being mainly notes from Francis Hixson Papers in the Mitchell Library relating to voyages of HMS Torch and HMS Herald, 1854-1860

‘HMS Herald – Kellett’, relating to the voyage of HMS Herald under the command of Captain Henry Kellett, 1845-1851

‘Andrew David’s Herald’, 1983, being photocopied chapters of A. C. F. David’s research on the HMS Herald

‘Herald – Proceedings & Movements’, 1853-1860, 1981, being newscuttings, notes and photocopies

‘H.M.S. Herald and Torch Surveys’, 1988, being mainly notes on surveys by HMS Herald, 1853-1860, with postcard from Andrew David, 5 Sept. 1988, in Denham, Western Australia

‘H.M.S. Herald Debenham’s Diary 1856’, being mainly photocopies of ‘Extract from Captain Denham’s Diary’, 11 Aug.-6 Oct. 1856, and ‘List of paintings and drawings forwarded herewith from Herald’s Voyage / 55 to Captain Washington. Hydrographer to the Admiralty.’, compiled by John Denis Macdonald, Assistant Surgeon RN, 17 Aug. 1855 and signed by H. M. Denham, 3 Mar. 1856

‘H.M.S. Herald (Onslow)’, ca. 1861-1983, being research material relating to the papers of Captain A. A. W. Onslow on board HMS Herald in, and correspondence with staff of,  the Mitchell Library, 1979-1983, and including copy of catalogue, James Glen Wilson R.N., (1827-1863) : landscape and marine painter : [exhibition held] at Ulster Museum, Botanic Gardens, Belfast, 3-30 September, 1980

‘Howard’s letter to his sister…’, being papers relating to letter from Frederick Howard to his sister Emily Howard, 25 May 1856, being an account of Pitcairn Islanders and his voyage to Norfolk Island, original held in the Mitchell Library (Ah 140)

Geoffrey C. Ingleton further papers, 1698-1989

Comprises approximately 569 photographic portraits and clippings.  

1. Eric Aarons
2. L. Aarons
2a. L. Aarons
3. L. Aarons
4. Laurie Aarons, Aug ‘79
5. L. Aarons speaking at 25th anniversary of D. R. V. [Democratic Republic of Vietnam] celebration, Sydney, 2/9/70. 
6. Laurie Aarons, Fed. Sec. of C.P.A. / ARENA, Macquarie University Newspaper
7. Sir Peter Abeles [clipping]
8. Sir Peter Abeles of TNT, ’82 [clipping]
9. John Alford 
10. Mario Arnello – LAN Chile’s lawyer
11. F. Ball and J. Baird
12. Frank Ball, Syd. 19/2/71
13. Ben Bartlett, August 77
14. Ben Bartlett
15. Chris Beasley, Adelaide
16. Pam Beasley
17. Aileen Beaver
18. Chas Begg
19. Lindley Berrie
20. Roy Bishop, Sydney, June 1972
21. George Bliss
22. George Bliss
23. David Block [clipping]
23a. C. Boland
24. Frank Bollins, 1961
25. F. Bollins, NSW, AMWSU [Amalgamated Metal Workers & Shipwrights Union] [clipping]
26. Geoff Boot, Canberra
27. Max Bound, [stamped verso] Tribune
28. Dave Bowen, [stamped verso] Tribune
29. Warren Bowden
30. Dave Bowen, 1980
31. Sally Bowen (W’gong), Trib. 30.1.85
32. Richard Brass, Trib. Raffle, 9-12-87
33. Bill Britton [i.e.Britten]
33a. Bill Britten, long time party member from depression times, T 4/2/87
34. Kath Brokenborough, 8-3-89
35. Jim Brownlee
36. Wal Buckley speaking in the vestibule of CRA’s office [possibly Conzinc Riotinto of Australia]. He and Paula Rix Sec. of Young Soc[?] and Brian Glover, chaiman of S.D.S. [Students for a Democratic Society] of Syd Uni. were a deputation to the Syd. Manager of CRA M. F. Braner[?], Syd. 8/8/69
37. Jocka Burns, Waverley Cemetery
38. Bob Campbell (Newcastle), 1977
39. Max Callahan
40. Jack Cambourne [ie Cambourn], May ‘88
41. Bruce Campbell A.M.W.S.U. [Amalgamated Metal Workers & Shipwrights Union] delegate from FOX Man.  Used April  22, ‘81
42. Pete Cockcroft, April 76
43. Pete Cockcroft
44. Pete Cockcroft
45. Lance Gowland
46. A? Charles
47. Graham Chuck
48. Pat Clancy.  Tribune picnic ,1965
49. Pat Clancy, Sept 25, '85.  T 26/3/86
50. Pat Clancy
51. Flo Cluff
52. Ruth Connell
53. Louise Connor,  12/11/86
54. Noel Counihan
55. Noel Counihan
56. Eddie Cummins
57. Dave Davies, 1967
58. Dave Davies, 1980
59. Darrell Dawson
60. Darrell Dawson
61. Darrell Dawson, Newcastle, ‘80
62. D. Dawson
63. Darrell Dawson / McRae Studios
64. Bill Day, selling Tribs
65. Mr Ross De Laine, S.A. WWF [Waterside Workers' Federation of Australia]
66. Kerry Dent, Sydney housing demo, Feb 22 ‘89
67. Dick Diamond
68. Con Dinoyannis, Melbourne, April ‘68
69. Ricky Divers
70. Ricky Divers
71. Cde R Dixon, 8/7/65
72. Norm Docker, 21/8/69
73. Norm Docker, W.W.F. [Waterside Workers' Federation of Australia], W'gong 21/8/69
74. Chris Dodds, 1977
75. Chris Dodds
76. Bill Donnelly (N.T.)
77. Alec Dowling
78. Mike Dovis, Oct 77
79. C Dumhill
80. Aruhur Duncan
81. Brian Dunnet
82. Gwen Egg, July ‘79
83. M. Edmonds-Sturt[?] CS.A.
84. Di Elliffe / [stamped verso] President Studios
85. E. V. Elliott
86. E. V. Elliott
87. E.V. Elliott, 13/10/66
88. Peter Ellston
89. Geoff Evans
90. Geoff Evans
91. Mick Ewer, 27/05/68
92. Mick Ewer, 27/05/68
93. Geoffery Fishburn, A.L.P. Club Pres., 16/5/68
94. Len Fox, T. 10/09/86
95. Jim Frazer, Vic state sec ARU [Australian Railways Union]
96. Mateus Xavier Frelimo
97. D. Freney, Sydney 4-7/4/69
98. Denis Freney speaking at 50th Anniversary of CPA., Sydney 30/10/70
99. Bill Gallan speaking at Serpent’s Tooth launch, August 1984
100. Kevin Galloway, 6/7/67
101. John Rivo Gandini, WA Senate
102. Paddy George
103. Dorothy Gibson at Cambridge, 1929 [clipping]
104. Dorothy Gibson at a Reception in her honour at Sam Goldbloom’s, Dec. 1973 / photographed by John Ellis
105. Ralph Gibson, Feb 23, 1986, Ralph’s 80th B’day party. Vic. CPA headquarters honoring contribution to socialist movement. With Bill Gollan representing the NC.
106. Ralph Gibson - 1989. From an exhibition: Melbourne Loungerooms – A sense of place 1988-1989 / copyright Vivienne Mehes
107. [?] & Charlie Gifford
108. C. Gifford, Qld State President CPA
109. C. Gifford[?]
110. Geog [?]
111. C. Gifford
112. Greg Giles
113. Greg Giles at Grenada demo, Oct 83
114. Lorna Gilmour
115. Lorna Gilmour
116. Lorna Gilmour
117. Phil Gissing
118. John Gittings, Syd. 13/10/68[?]
119. Phyllis Gollidge[?], May 68
120. Joan Goodwin [textual material]
121. Fay Grear
122. Mrs. Greenland / Ray Photographs
123. Mrs. Greenland, 10.7.65 / Ray Photographs
124. Miss Scarlet Gregory at EYL Conf. [Eureka Youth League Conference]
125. Miss Scarlet Gregory at E.Y.L. Conf. [Eureka Youth League Conference]
126. Greenfield[?]
127. Henrietta Greville, Domain, May Day ’57
128. Bill Grover, Bondi Jcn.
129. Grahame Hackett
130. John Halfpenny, Oct 77
131. Gwen Demalle-Hall [Gwen Deemal-Hall] from Hopevale Reserve Qs [Queensland]. See Tribune interview Oct 82. A. Stevens
132. Ken Hall
133. Hugh Hamilton yelling at Nazis at a Demo
134. Hugh Hamilton, State Secretary BWIU [Building Workers' Industrial Union]. T&LC unions’ meeting, Roma St. Forum, Brisbane. 7/9/77. Re union bashing (Zaphir) / [stamped verso] Building Workers' Industrial Union of Australia (Queensland Branch)
135. M. Hampson
136. Bruce Hanna[?] / Murphy
137. Frank Hardy
138. The Rev. Frank Hartley [clipping]
139. Harry Hatfield
140. N. Hazard, July 67
141. John Healy
142. John Healy
143. John Healy
144. Healy
145. Mr Ron Hearn / Photo by Eric La Motte
146. Phil Herington [Philip Herington]
147. A. Hewett
148. Dorothy Hewett, “Poet’s fight starts libel reform bid”, Aust. 16.9.76 [clipping]
149. Noreen Hewett (Combined Pensioners’ Association)
150. Peg Hewett, 15-11-89 / Photo Peter Murphy
151. Kevin Healy
152. Kerry Henessy
153. Terry Hickman the W.W.F member of the 1968 Youth Week Executive, addressing wharfies at Glebe Is. Canteen re. Youth Week,  Sydney 11/9/68
154. Peggy Hill, Newcastle 27/2/69
155. Ted Hill, The hard sell [clipping]
156. Nancy Hillier (at BB meet.)
157. Tom Hogan
158. Tom Hogan
159. Alec Hood / John Pearson Photography Pty. Ltd.
160. Lyn Hovey
161. Dave Houston, Aug 13 1980, p7
162. Alice Hughes / Cameo Photos
163. Jack Hughes, Feb 1986
164. Jack Hughes, T. 26/2/86
165. Jack Hutson, A.E.U. Research Officer
166. Bill Ipsen
167. Norm Jeffery / Phil Ward Studios Pty Ltd
168. Joan Jensen
169. Mike Jackson GI (at mike)
170. Mike Jackson
171. Nev Jehsen[?]
172. Carol Jobson, Timor rally, 18.3.76
173. Craig Johnson Aus E.VP ‘77
174. Elliot Johnston
175. E. F. Johnston (SA)
176. Claude Jones, 27/7/66
177. Claude Jones, 27/7/66
178. Taffy Jones
179. J. Kavanagh, [?] Pres[?] NSW
180. Nola Kelly, Seller of Daily Trib.
181. Petra Kelly
182. Petra Kelly
183. L. Kelton, N.S.W. Senate
184. G. Kendrick, Communist candidate for South Ftle W.A.
185. Paddy King
186. Paddy King, seller at the Seamen's Pickup
187. Karl King
188. Capt. H. Kirjukhin[?], Tribune P11 1965  
189. Doug Kirsner, Sydney, 28/8/69
190. Peter Lammiman[?], Sydney 24/5/71
191. Peter Lammiman[?], Sol Nol, Vice Pres. of Workers’ Pary of Korea?, (vet. of anti Jap struggle[?])
192. John Lamp
193. Ivor[?] Lancaster of Teachers Fed., 13/10/66
194. Mrs P Latona
195. Laver[?] at Workers’ Control Conference
196. Dr A. H. Lawes[?] addressing the B.W.I.U Conf.
197. Mick Letnic
198. Harold Levien, 20/10/67
199. Jean Lewis
200. Jean Lewis, Sydney 28/7/69 
201. Jeannie Lewis
202. Sam Lewis, 1966
203. E. Lipscombe
204. John Lloyd, Sec. of C.I.C.D. 
204a. Pastor Marr, Taree, 16/10/65
205. Marlene McAlear, Wollongong May 1980
206. H. McClintock
207. Marilyn McCormack
208. Marilyn McCormack, NSWNA CRPA)
209. John McDade
210. Don McDonald
211. Don McDonald at opening of Pat Clancy Memorial Ward at Camperdown Children’s Hospital (late 1987?) / photo BWW
212. Don McDonald, BWIU State Sec., 15-4-89
213. Tom McDonald Sept 89.
214. Bill McDougal
215. B. McGahen, 1974
216. Brian McGahen, o/s NSW ALP Conf 1980
217. Brian McGahen, Trib Oct 9/85
218. Brian McGahen handing out leaflets in defence of Socialist Press o/s NSW ALP Conf., June 1980
219. Joe McGuinness, 17/4/68
220. Mike McKay, Margot Olives, leaving for 11th World Fest of Youth and Students, July 1978
221. David Mackenzie, went from CPA to Healyites in early ‘70s, Syd. 22/4/70. 
222. Jan Mackenzie, Sydney 3/9/71
223. Anthony McLaughlin, 26.4.89 
224. Neil Mclean, AUS President 1975-6 CPA ML
225. Dr. D. McLean speaking at rally at lower Town Hall re. support for Dr Spock, Sydney 18/8/68
226. Mick MacNamara
227. Jim McNeil: depicting prison life hilariously in a bitter, downbeat style [clipping]
228. Jack McPhillips, June 1965
229. Dick Makinson, circa 1973. Died 1979, January, aged 65.
230. Dr. Makinson (left) 
231. John Manifold, Australian poet, at Friendship House, Moscow / Photo by A. Givental. Novosti Press Agency (APN)
232. John Manifold, Australian poet, at meeting with the Soviet public at Friendship House, Moscow / Photo by A. Givental. Novosti Press Agency (APN)
233. Brian Manning, 14/6/67
234. Brian Manning at 27th Congress ’82 Sydney
235. B Manning
236. Simon Margman[?] AUS Research Officer, CPA till 1976
237. Jack Marks
238. Ron Marriott, Sydney 23/6/72
239. Ron Marriott
240. Paul Marsh
241. Alan Marshall in Moscow
242. Alan Marshall 
243. Alan Marshall at National Tribune launching, Melbourne. ABC Radio Guide, 5 Dec 1972 p.3.
244. Carol Matthews
245. Colin Maxwell. Meatworker[?] [clipping]
246. Ron Marshall
247. Marshall[?] Wright[?]
248. Wanted for attempted murder of Australian democracy [including cartoons of Robert Menzies ], [flyer for No vote, Powers to Deal with Communists and Communism Referendum, 1951]
249. Melva Merletto
250. J. B. Miles (?) / Tribune Photo
251. J. B. Miles. 
252. J. B. Miles
253. J. B. Miles at CPA Pioneers’ Dinner, Healy Hall, 13/6/67
254. Alan Miller SA 
255. Alan Miller
256. K. Miller, Plasterers[?] Union
257. Minty[?] Miller[?]
258. Pat Miller 
259. Jim Mitchell
260. Morcom [passport photo] 
261. Margo[?] Moore (R), (Mar'ville elect. 84)
262. Stan Moran
263. Stan Moran, 1965
264. [Stan Moran]
265. ex. Senator Bill Morrow
266. Rex Mortimer
267. J. Moss
268. Jim Moss. 
269. Escapee George gives up - after 58 years [George Mulholland], [clipping], T. 23/9/80[?]
270. Geoff Mullen, Syd 22/3/71
271. Jack Mundey addressing Trades Hall meeting of scaffolding men of BLF, Sydney 12/8/69.
272. Jack Mundey, ‘88
273. Jack Mundey, World Env. Day, 1990 / Photo P. Murphy
274. Mundey Council party, April 24, 84
275. Judy Mundey, C+L Hist Conf, Aug 1980
276. Judy Mundey, Aug 1980
277. Rupert Murdoch [clipping]
278. Barbara Murphy, NSW T Fed 
279. Brian Murphy, 1979
280. Gordon Murray, Communist Candidate for Swan, W.A. 
281. Dr Stephen Murray-Smith, [clipping from] ABC Radio Guide, October 12, 1976
282. Nipper Neave
283. Warwick Neilley, Nov 77
284. Warwick Neilley (CPA Nat C’ttee and BWIU)
285. Warwick Neilley
286. Charlie Newman, Trib 30/11/66
287. Tina Nightingale, Trib 17.10.84
288. Merv Nixon, [?]/9/70
289. Merv Nixon
290. Merv Nixon
291. Merv Nixon, Oct 77, T. 9/6/87
292. Ray Noble, Newcastle
293. Stella Nord
294. Stella Nord, At Left Action Conf., Sydney, 4-7/4/69
295. Stella Nord, accepts AJA gold badge for Pete Thomas, 8-8-90 / Photo P. Murphy
296. Ken Norling handing out budget leaflets.
297. Ailsa O’Connor
298. Carol O’Donnell, Sept, P7, 1980
299. Max Ogden 
300. Max Ogden
301. Max Ogden 
302. K. O’Hara, Randwick
303. Ken O’Hara, 5/3/68
304. Ray O’Hara, Secretary/Manager [clipping]
305. D. Olive
306. Doug Olive, Mar 67
307. D. Olive
308. Fred Olive at Metal Trades Conference, 25/8/1965
309. Fred Olive, Bankstown CY[?], East Ward
310. Noel Olive, 30/10/67
311. Noel Olive
312. Janie Overton aged 93 at CPA Congress function, Sydney 89 / Photo Peter Murphy
313. Gladys O’Shane
314. Pat O’Shane
315. Pat O’Shane
316. Pat O’Shane
317. Jack O’Shea, 1959
318. A Ostler, Editor People’s Voice and Political Cttee member CPN2
319. Frank O’Sullivan
320. Frank O’Sullivan
321. Joe Owens
322. Pic shows Joe Owens, 7am on 3 January 1974, when police and Victoria Point P/L came to evict squatters from Victoria Street. Rocking the Foundations, 92 mins. B/W., Prod/Dir Pat Fiske
323. Joe Owens re BLF, Trib 20.2.85
324. Joe Owens of BLF addressing building workers on May Day, Sydney 15/4/70
325. Joe Palinada[?] 
326. Helen Palmer 
327. Steve Pappas 
328. Eric Parker
329. Dr. R. G. C. Parry-Okeden, a Governor and past Chairman of the N.R.F., who represents the chamber of Manufactures of N.S.W. [clipping]
330. Ernie Parsons
331. Fred Paterson (centre), at CPA Pioneers Dinner, 13.6.67
332. Mrs. P. Pastourel. Qld Senate Candidate
333. Neil Payne, WA (Victoria Park)
334. Copy of the Woodcut portrait of Tom Paine made by Prof. Hans A Mueller
335. Guilliano[?] Pajetta PCI, Melb 7/78
336. Eric Parker
337. Eric Parker
338. Gordon Parker, Blacksmiths
339. Ian Peel, State Sec. FEDFA, Syd. Oct ’89.
340. Harold Peden
341. May Pennefather [biography, printed]
342. Mary Perkins AUS
343. Tony Perneira, FIA rank and file
344. Bill Peterson, Mayor of Fitzroy
345. Fred Paterson. Trib 28/10/70
346. Bruce Petty
346. Bruce Petty [clipping]
347. John Phillips, 23.8.72
348. Evan Phillips, Sydney 14/7/71
349. Evan Phillips
350. Mick Pollock
351. Rev. W. Pollock leaving New Theatre after audience and players' discussion of govt. censoring, Sydney 26/7/68
352. Brian Pollitt
353. Jack Pratt (WA)
354. Pugh, painter [clipping]
355. Rod Quantock, Trib Launch Melb
356. Barbara Quinn, South Coast CPA
357. Stan Rafton
358. Hishan Rais, Centre of Maoist – Left struggle in Aus 1977-8
359. Pat Ranald S.A.
360. Chloe Refshauge
361. Barrie Rendell, Syd. 16/11/71
362. Paula Rex, Syd. 18/6/71
363. Miss Julie Rigg speaking at Dr Spock rally, lower Town Hall, Sydney 18/8/68
364. Brian Rix
365. Brian Rix, NSW BLF, 3/78
366. Brian Rix 
367. Ann Roberts
368. A. Robertson
369. A. Robertson
370. A. Robertson, Tribune 40th Anniversary
371. A. Robertson
372. A. Robertson
373. A. Robertson
374. Mavis Robertson at EYL Reunion, April 1980
375. Mavis Robertson, Pol. In Pub. 1989
376. Paul Robeson
377. [Paul Robeson] 
378. Paul Robeson singing at Opera House site
379. Jim Healy and Paul Robeson
380. Colin Robinson selling Trib at Grenada demo, Oct 83
381. Julius Roe, Melb June 79
382. Dick Roebuck
383. Jeff Rogers
384. Miss Myra Roper
385. Fred Rose, 1962
386. Prof. F. Rose, 1968
387. David Ross
388. David Ross
389. David Ross, Newcastle ‘80
390. The 13th Congress of the CP of Czechoslovakia, Edgar Argent Ross of the Australian communist party speaking at the congress, June 2nd / Photo CTK 3/6/66
391. Edgar Ross at CPA meeting, Syd 8/9/68
392. Book launching of Edgar Ross, March ‘82
393. Joy Ross, IWD, Mar ‘80
394. Dr L. Ross
395. Lloyd Ross
396. Peter Ross at Grenada demo, Oct ‘83
397. Prof. Fred Rose, a graduate of Cambridge and Berlin universities and now Prof. of Social Anthropology at the Humboldt University in Berlin (GDR), Sydney 3/6/68 
398. Prof. S. Rubbo speaking at Dr. Spock rally lower Town Hall, Sydney 18/8/68
399. Linda Rubinstein, CPA conference, Melb ‘81
400. Stan Rust, 28/7/67
401. Romaine Rutnam (Sth Coast)
402. Edna Ryan at Kay Hargreaves book launch of Women and Work, March ‘82
403. Pat Ryan, Syd. 28/6/71
404. Pat Ryan / Tribune
405. Solly Sachs
406. Salemi[?] PCI
407. Malcolm Salmon, examining bomb placed in campaign headquarters / Arena, Macquarie University Newspaper
408. Malcolm Salmon
409. Malcolm Salmon, 3/6/67
410. Malcolm Salmon
411. Malcolm Salmon
412. Malcolm Salmon speaking at Wynyard Park, Sydney Feb  22nd ‘68
413. Phil Sanford at Draft Resistance[?] Counselling School, Syd 12/7/70
414. Penny Sara (Tas), May ‘83
415. Penny Sara, Tas
416. Penny Sara, CPA Tasmania
417. Gordon Scholes speaking to Bendigo workers. Aug 19, ‘81
418. Dez[?] Searle, 29/4/69
419. George Seelaf [photocopy]
420. George Seelaf
421. George Seelaf 
422. Ian Sammil[?]
423. John Sendy
424. Stan Sharkey in front, Superannuation March from Circular Quay to stopwork meeting at Trades Hall, 16/4/84
425. BWIU N.S.W. Secretary Stan Sharkey
426. Sarah Sheehan CPA till 1977
427. J. Shipton, Redfern
428. Carmel Shute, C and L Hist Conf, Aug 1980
429. Will Silk
430. Charles Silver
431. Ian Sinclair, Sydney 11/9/68
432. Jan Sinclair
433. Dennis Skiotis
434. Dennis Skiotis
435. Joyce Slater
436. Vic Slater, Oct ‘77
437. Pierre Slicer, ‘77
438. Prof. Bern Smith [Bernard Smith], Syd. Uni. 24/6/69
439. Greg Smith
440. Ken Smith
441. Ken Smith
442. Ken Smith
443. Enzo Soderini[?], Filef[?] social worker SA, July 2, 1980
444. John Sullan[?]
445. John Sullan[?]
446. Allan Sorrenson, Sth Coast CPA
447. Ray Southall, Aug ‘78
448. Jack Sparks, Meat Industry Union, Melb Jan ’79
449. Jack Sparks, Meat Industry Union, Melb Jan ’79
450. Harry Stein
451. Toni Stephens
452. Jim Stevens
453. Joyce Stevens
454. Joyce Stevens
455. Wally Stubbings, WWF
456. W. Stubbings
457. Don Sutherland
458. Don Sutherland
459. Don Sutherland, SA CPA, 1977
460. Geoff Swayn
461. Jock Syme
462. Don Syre[?]
463. Don Syre[?]
464. Bev Symons [Beverley Symons]
465. Peter Symons SA
466. Jane Tabberer[?]
467. Bernie Taft, ‘77
468. Bernie Taft, ‘77
469. B. Taft
470. Bernie Taft, ‘77
471. Mark Taft
472. Mark Taft
473. Marie Taylor
474. Leonard Teale, 1980
475. Pete Thomas
475a. Pete Thomas
476. Glen Tomasette
477. Glen Tomasette
478. Bruce Thomson
479. Dave Thomason, Fun Run Adelaide, Sept ‘85
480. Janna Thompson
481. Trevor Thorpe, Shop Steward Chullora
482. Trevor Thorpe
483. Bob Treasure
484. P. L. Troy, Communist candidate for Fremantle WA
485. Len Truscott
486. Tubbs
487. Mick Tubbs
488. Mick Tubbs, Sydney 14/3/68
489. Ian Turner [copy print]
490. Richard Walsham, T 30-11-88
491. Vivien Walter, Sth Cost CPA?
492. Judah Waten
493. Ken Wark, Newcastle
494. Stephen Ward, Melb CPA, August ‘77
495. Judah Waten
496. Alf Watt at CPA meeting on Czech
497. Mrs Ray Watt, Ivy L. Briedoch[?]
498. Fred Welfare, Feb ‘65
499. F. Wells
500. Anne West, August ‘77
501. Anne West, ‘77
502. Ted Whiltshore[?]
503. Bill White[?]
504. Dick Whitehead, FEDFA organizer
505. Dick Whitehead, FEDFA organizer
506. Kay Wicks
507. Kay Wicks, 7/78
508. Kay Wicks
509. Kay Wicks, Newcastle ‘80
510. Reg Wilding, June ‘67
511. Reg Wilding, Cunningham Fed. Electorate (Wollongong), Nov 1966
512. Peter Wiley, Sydney 25/2/71
513. Vic Williams
514. Nancy Wills
515. Roger Wilson during election campaign, Vic Elections ’82 March
516. Roger Wilson addressing crowd
517. Roger Wilson, April ‘82
518. Stan Wilson, Pt Kembla, Super Wharfie, Super Trib seller
519. Mr T. R. Winterer [clipping]
520. J. Wishart
521. Bill Wood, Tribune 9/2/67
522. Vicki Wootten, Oct ‘78
523. Vicki Wootten, ‘78
524. Vicky Wootten (Mar'ville elect. 84)
525. Hilda Workman, Trib raffle, 21.8.84
526. Tom Wright, 1966
527. Tom Wright 
528. Paul Yokin
529. E. Zeffert, Com. Candidate for Mt Hawthorn WA / Photo Reg Jemerson Mt Lawley
530. George Zengalis, 8/4/87
531. George Zengalis, Trib. 17/9/69
532. Zangalis[?] 
533. Serge Zormo[?] CUAR[?], 2/12/84
534. [untitled clipping]
535. [Portrait of male, Jan 1972]
536-540. [Portraits of unidentified men]
541. Juryevic[?]
542. [Portrait of unidentified man]
543. [Portrait of unidentified woman]
544-546. [Portraits of unidentified men]
547. [Unidentified clipping]
548. [Portrait of unidentified woman]
549. [Portrait of unidentified man]
550. Bill [?] Broken Hill Councillor
551. [Man at South African miners demonstration]
552. [Portrait of unidentified man], August 1976 
553-557. [Portraits of unidentified men]
558. [Portrait of unidentified man], Trib Nov 20, ’85
559. Olga [?] - International[?] B'shop 
560-561. [Portraits of unidentified men]
562. [Copy of painting of unidentified man]]
563. [Portrait of unidentified woman]
564. Taken at National Tribune launching, Melbourne, Friday

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