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The homeworker and the outlook : a descriptive study of tailoresses and boxmakers / by V. de Vesselitsky. With an introduction by R. H. Tawney.

BOX 2
Untitled green folder, 1957-1996, of correspondence and notes. Correspondents include Alex Henshaw, 1993; Betty H. Gillies, 1987, 1992, n.d.; Ian Mackersey, 1992; Kym Bonython, 1991-1992; Hans-Ulrich Flade, 1990; Queen Susan of Albania (Susan Cullen-Ward), 1995; Malcolm Andrews, 1995; Dan Speight, 1957; Elly Beinhorn, 1967, n.d.; Anne Marie (Tweed) Walton, 1959, 1963, n.d.; Fred Ladd, 1985; Jessie M. G. Street, 1961; Meg Shelton, 1963; Lores Bonney, 1975-1985; Mary Durack Miller, 1985; Sir Peter G. Masefield, 1995; R. Lee Fish, 1993, 1996; and Gaby Kennard, 1996

‘American’, 1992-1993, being pink folder including letters received from Marian Banks Prophett and Caryn Chaney, with copy of ‘A Daughter’s Journey – Tracking the Troops to Townsville’ by Edythe Preet

Untitled red folder, 1971, 1992-1996, including out-letters from Margaret Hamilton on Nancy Bird Walton’s behalf. Correspondents include Alex Henshaw, 1996; Lores Bonney, n.d; Sigrid Koenig-Warthausen, 1971; Marian Banks Prophett, 1992; Ian Mackersey, 1992; and Edmund F. Ball, 1992

Correspondence, 1967-1968, being mainly letters from Nancy Bird Walton in England to her sister, Joan Maxwell-Wright, 1992, 

Correspondence, 1969-1992. Correspondents include Kevin Weldon, 1990; Ian Mackersey, 1990; Wolfgang Falck, 1990; Queen Susan of Albania (Susan Cullen-Ward), 1990; Hans-Ulrich Flade, 1990; and Henry Strakosch, 1979; with newscuttings, 1973-1981; and printed material

‘England 1992’, being folder of correspondence, 1991-1992, with photographs, mainly regarding her trip to England in Aug.-Sept. 1992 for the launching of My God ! It’s a Woman, including out-letters from Margaret Hamilton on Nancy Bird Walton’s behalf. Correspondents include Judy Lomax, Neil Pickard (Agent General for NSW), Sir Peter G. Masefield, Jessie Barnett, Alex Henshaw, Lady Gwendolin Bellew, Mike Carlton and Dame Elisabeth Murdoch

BOX 3
Untitled folder, 1985-1996. Correspondents include Florence Bjelke-Petersen, 1985, and Lady Gwendolin Bellew, 1993, and readers of Walton’s autobiography 

‘Misc. letters’, 1961-1996, no date, being folder of correspondence and notes. Correspondents include Sir Walter Michelmore, 1961-1963; J. R. D. Tata (Chairman, Air-India), 1963; Hans-Ulrich Flade, 1977; and copies of the letterhead of Butler, Dawson & Butler, Aviation Consultants, Sydney

Folder of letters, 1996, from Walton to Margaret Hamilton and Joan Maxwell-Wright, 1996

‘Letters / notes from Nancy in USA’, 1995, being folder of letters from Walton mainly to Margaret Hamilton

Folder of letters received and newscuttings, 1995

Untitled orange folder, 1949, 1962-1963. Correspondents include Charles Walton, 1960, 1963; Tweed Walton, 1963; Elly Beinhorn, 1963; Hildesuse Gaertner, 1963; and letter from Charles Walton to Tweed Walton 1962

Folder of correspondence, 1963-1965, being mainly letters from Bill Bird and Fred Bird to their father, W. R. Bird, and sister, Nancy Bird Walton

‘Letters to Family / Going to Berlin & East Berlin / other travels & Powder Puff Derby / Tweed (Anne Marie’s son born) Scott’, 1961-1968, being folder of letters mainly from Walton to Charles Walton, 1961; her father, W. R. Bird, 1964-1968; with her account of the 15th Annual Powder Puff Derby (San Diego to Atlantic City), 1961

‘”Tweed” Holman Walton (Anne Marie’s letters) mostly letters from school’, being folder of letters mainly from Anne Marie (‘Tweed’) Walton to Nancy Bird Walton and Charles Walton, 195--1960; 

Folder of letters mainly from Nancy Bird Walton, 1975, 1979, and Joyce Tebbutt, 1967, to Charles Walton

BOX 4
‘Dr Bruce Harding’, 1990-1995, being folder of correspondence with Dr B. E. (Bruce) Harding

BOX 5
Correspondence, 1966-1968: A-W, with financial and household papers, 1965-1974

BOX 6
Correspondence, 1967-1971: A-J
Correspondents include family; Jean Batten, 1970; and Betty H. Gillies

BOX 7
Correspondence, 1966-1972: K-Z
Correspondents include family; Friedrich Karl Freiher; Christopher Komor, 1969-1971; Mitchell Library, 1971-1972; Herbert Mishael; Kirsi Otila; Fay Gillis Wells

BOX 8
Correspondence, 1970-1973: A-Z
Correspondents include family; Elly Beinhorn; Tom Bass, 1972; Muriel Doherty; Enid Lyons, 1973; and Chris Komor, 1973

BOX 9
Correspondence, 1972-1979: A-Z
Correspondents include family; E. A. Crome, 1979; and two photographs

BOX 10
Correspondence, 1974-1976:A-W
Correspondents include family; Virginia B. Ball, 1976; Queen Susan of Albania (Susan Cullen-Ward), 1974-1976; Elly Beinhorn; Anne Fleetwood Garner; Helen Blackburn; and letters from Nancy Bird Walton to her husband, Charles Walton, 1975, from the wedding of Susan Cullen-Ward to King Leka of Albania, in Biarritz, 1975

BOX 11
Correspondence, 1976-1977: A-W
Correspondents include family; Queen Susan of Albania (Susan Cullen-Ward), 1976; The Ninety-Nines Inc.; Edith Anderson, 1976; Lady Persia Galleghan; Queen’s Club (Sydney); Muriel Doherty; and three photographs in enevelope inscribed ‘Kirsi’

BOX 12
Correspondence, 1950, 1976-1980
Correspondents include family; Edmund F. Ball; Elly Beinhorn; Queen Susan of Albania (Susan Cullen-Ward)

BOX 13
Correspondence, 1977-1979: A-W
Correspondents include Australia-Britain Society (NSW Branch); Jean Batten, 1978; Ronnie Barker, 1979; Rosemary Arnold Harris, 1978; Keith Isaacs, 1977-1978; Queen Susan of Albania (Susan Cullen-Ward); Tini Loneragan, 1978; Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences (Sydney), 1977-1978; The Ninety-Nines Inc.; Muriel Doherty; and Ted Hood

BOX 14
Correspondence, 1964, 1979-1982: A-Z
Correspondents include family; Muriel Doherty, 1982; Betty Gillies, 1981-1982; and Vaughan Evans, 1981

BOX 15
Correspondence, 1943, 1947, 1980-1981: A-Z
Correspondents include family; Dorothy Knox Doherty; Hans-Ulrich Flade; Betty Gillies; and Jean Maxwell Wright, 1947

BOX 16
Correspondence, 1973, 1979, 1982-1983: A-W
Correspondents include family; 
Joachim Fuchsberger, 1982; E. A. Crome; Erika Falck; and Wolgang Falck

BOX 17
Correspondence, 1982-1984: A-Z
Correspondents include family; Muriel Doherty, 1983; Friedrich Karl; Queen Susan of Albania (Susan Cullen-Ward), 1980; Mitchell Library, 1984; and Judith, Countess of Listowel, 1983-1984;

BOX 18
Correspondence, 1982-1986: A-Z
Correspondents include family; Muriel DohertyMitchell Library, 1985; Queen Susan of Albania (Susan Cullen-Ward), 1985; Judith, Countess of Listowel; Gertrude S. Lockwood; and Beryl Sindel

BOX 19
Correspondence, 1974-1979, 1983-1985: A-Z
Correspondents include Kym Bonython, 1985; Mitchell Library, 1983-1985; and Queen Susan of Albania (Susan Cullen-Ward)

BOX 20
Correspondence, 1977, 1985-1988: A-Z
Correspondents include family and Queen Susan of Albania (Susan Cullen-Ward), 1988

BOX 21
Correspondence, 1986-1987: A-Z
Correspondents include family; Elly Beinhorn; E. A. Crome, 1986; Margo Lanagan, 1987; Judy Lomax; Queen Susan of Albania (Susan Cullen-Ward); and Mutz Trense

BOX 22
Correspondence, 1974-1976, 1987-1989: A-Z
Correpondents include John Bird and The Ninety-Nines Inc.; and three photographs

BOX 23
Correspondence, 1989-1991: A-Z
Correspondents include family and Alison Lyssa, 1980

BOX 24
Correspondence, 1977, 199-1996: A-H
Correspondents include Angus & Robertson mainly regarding My God ! It’s a Woman; Alex Henshaw, 1991-1995; John Howard, 1996; Elly Beinhorn; Mickie Hardie; and Margaret Hamilton (Nancy Bird Walton’s secretary)

BOX 25
Correspondence, 1990-1996: I-Z
Correspondents include Keith Isaacs, 1991; Alison Lyssa, 1990; Queen Susan of Albania (Susan Cullen-Ward), 1993; Sir Peter G. Masefield, 1994; Elisabeth Murdoch, 1991; Reverend Dr J. Fred McKay, 1993; Tim Macartney-Snape, 1994; The Ninety Nines Inc.; Anne Summers, 1992; Bill Wentworth, 1995; Nancy Wake, 1993-1994; and Judy Lomax

Series 02: Nancy Bird Walton correspondence, 1943-1996

BOX 1
Folder 1
Sir Hudson Fysh strong box papers: J. C. [Joyce Chivers] incident, with explanatory note by John Fysh, 1959-1974

Folder 2
Reports, correspondence, and papers primarily relating to issues with Cedric Turner, ca. 1934-1965

Folder 3
Reports, correspondence, and papers primarily relating to an incident between Sir Hudson Fysh and J. R. D. Tata of Air India, and issues concerning directors, 1960-1964

Folder 4
Reports, correspondence, papers, and newspaper clippings, covering management issues, succession planning, company organisation, and expenses, 1956-1965

Folder 5
Reports, correspondence, papers, and newspaper clippings, primarily covering management issues, directors, and tripartite pooling, 1954-1966

Folder 6
Book of wildflower specimens (most named), picked in the Snowy Mountains by Sir Hudson Fysh in the first week of December, 1965; and some collected later while fishing in far South Eastern New South Wales

BOX 2
Folder 1
Correspondence between Sir Hudson Fysh and his son John Hudson Fysh (mainly while overseas), also including attached copies of speeches, articles, newspaper clippings and pamphlets, 1940-1950

Folder 2
Letters from Sir Hudson Fysh to his son John Hudson Fysh, also including copies of speeches, articles, papers, newspaper clippings, pamphlets, photographs, notes on a holiday at the Creel, Thredbo River, 1950-1954

Folder 3
Letters from Sir Hudson Fysh to his son John Hudson Fysh in Japan, including copies of speeches, reports, pamphlets, photographs, newspaper clippings, and notes on travel, 1955

Folder 4
Letters from Sir Hudson Fysh to his son John Hudson Fysh in Japan, including copies of speeches, reports, pamphlets, article and photographs of 'Mt. Kosciusko' exhibit, and newspaper clippings, 1956

Folder 5
Letters from Sir Hudson Fysh to his son John Hudson Fysh in San Francisco, including copies of speeches, reports, pamphlets, newspaper clippings, photographs, Qantas newsletters, and material relating to the opening of Qantas House, 1957

Folder 6
Letters from Sir Hudson Fysh to his son John Hudson Fysh in San Francisco and New York, including copies of speeches, pamphlets, newspaper clippings, photographs, material relating to the opening of Qantas House, and notes on visit to Russia, 1957

BOX 3
Folder 1
Letters from Sir Hudson Fysh to his son John Hudson Fysh in Sydney, including copies of speeches, pamphlets, newspaper clippings, photographs, correspondence with the Public Library of New South Wales, other correspondence, IATA conference material, further notes on the Creel, Thredbo River, 1960-1964

Folder 2
Letters from Sir Hudson Fysh to his son John Hudson Fysh, including newspaper clippings, copies of speeches, reports, notes for IATA, brochure on fishing, March fishing on the Creel, etc., 1965-1966

Folder 3
Letters from Sir Hudson Fysh to his son John Hudson Fysh, including newspaper clippings, poetry, anecdotes, photographs, and other correspondence, 1966-1972

Folder 4
Family correspondence and papers, 1950-1971

Folder 5
Family correspondence and papers, including will of Mary Fysh, and details of estate of Theodore Hooke Hill, 1938-1973

Folder 6
Correspondence, papers, newspaper clippings, biographical details of pilots, personal recollections, photographs, 1925 ticket for QANTAS, Imperial Airways Limited ticket, 1941 Qantas Empire Airways ticket, articles on aviation in Far North Queensland by Sir Hudson Fysh, etc., 1920-1964

BOX 4
Folder 1
Sir Hudson Fysh correspondence with Donald Cameron, Charles Elliott, Edgar Johnston, P. J. McGinnes, Allan Cobby, Furgus McMaster, A. E. Rudder, J. V. Fairbairn, Paul Bewshea, C. A. S. Hawker, Geoffrey Hughes, Horace Brinsmead, Charles Ulm, Woods Humphrey, Lord Dytsnolhi, Norman Brearley, P. J. Moody, R. Williams, Laurence Wackett, C. W. A. Scott, Kennedy Scott, Lester Brain, De Havilland, Russell Tap, John Collins, Murray Jones, and J. R. Darling; also includes coded telegrams, and newspaper clippings, 1925-1939

Folder 2
Primarily family papers and correspondence, 1935-1967

Folder 3
Business and family correspondence, including details of John Hudson Fysh's employment with T.W.A. and B.O.A.C., 1950-1969

Folder 4
Primarily business papers and correspondence, also includes newspaper clippings, 1939-1963

Folder 5
Correspondence and copies of newspaper clippings; sketches and doodles from meetings; 1974 badge from Dural Country Club; envelope of foreign currency; receipts from QEA; case in support of the acquisition of the Wentworth Hotel; share certificate; and christening certificate of Sir Hudson Fysh, 1913-1973

BOX 5
Folder 1
Correspondence and papers concerning the lead up to, and conditions of, the retirement as Chairman of Sir Hudson Fysh from QEA, as well as the handover period to Sir Roland Wilson, ca. 1963-1967

Folder 2
Copies of Qantas News; flyers; material relating to the opening of the John Flynn Memorial Church; Wentworth Hotel brochure; copies of speeches; personal papers including receipts, invitations, prescriptions, etc., 1961-1968

Folder 3
Correspondence between Sir Hudson Fysh, Ministers for Civil Aviation, Prime Minister, and the Minister for Defence, 1936-1966

Folder 4
Correspondence, newspaper clippings, papers, statistical information, articles, etc., relating to difficulties and changes to Qantas routes and services, international airlines, and the Qantas Board, ca. 1971-1973

Folder 5
Material relating to the ABC production of Hallo God, My Name's Smith or Those Were the Years (1971) on the early days of Qantas, 1971

BOX 6
Folder 1
Publication, correspondence, and newspaper clippings on the suspension of Mr. M. L. Shepherd, Secretary for Defence, on charges made by Captain H. J. Larkin, 1929

Folder 2
Correspondence, papers, copies of speeches, invitations, leaflets, etc. relating to the Royal Flying Doctor memorial at Cloncurry, Queensland, and the Australian Inland Mission Memorial Cloister, 1969

Folder 3
Notes by Sir Hudson Fysh on dreams, fear, personal history, personal finances and housing, ca. 1950s

Folder 4
Collection of leaflets and presentations on aviation and the flying doctor service, poster advertising flights with Charles Ulm in the Faith of Australia, and photographs and negatives, ca. 1930s-1960s

Folder 5
Correspondence and collection of receipts and accounts for rates, artwork, services, memberships, etc., 1935-1968

Sir Hudson Fysh further papers, 1913-1974

BOX 3
5/1 Drying corn husks, Bergantino, Italy, 1936. 
5/2 Carlo Salteri (1920-2010) (right), aged 16 years, in vegetable garden Bergantino, Italy, 1936. 
5/3 Carlo Salteri (1920-2010), Angelo Giuseppe Vigna (1859-1948) and Flavia Salteri (1894-1957) at Bergantino, Italy, 1935. 
5/4 Flavia Salteri (1894-1957) at Belgirate, Piedmonte, Italy, c1934. 
5/5 Carlo Salteri at Belgirate, Piedmonte, Italy, c1936, c16 years old. 
5/6 Franco Salteri (1927-1998), c5 years old, c1932 (portrait). 
5/7 Silvio Salteri (b.1923), c9 years old, c1932 (portrait). 
5/8 Renato Salteri, (born 1922) c. 10 years old, c1932 (portrait). 
5/9 Carlo Salteri, c12 years old, c1932 (portrait). 
5/10 Carlo Salteri c1998. 
5/11 Silvio Salteri (b.1923)(left) and Renato Salteri (b.1922)(right), 2001. 
5/12 Franco Salteri (1927-1998), 1980. 
5/13 Renato Salteri (b.1922), 2006. 
5/14 Carlo Salteri (1920-2010), c2006. 
5/15 Robert Salteri (b.1961), Carlo Salteri (1920-2010), Roslyn Salteri (b.1940), Paul Salteri (b.1947) (l-r) at AC Ceremony 26 January 2002. (Large document; photocopy of original). 
5/16 Victoria Shaw (b. 1977), Joanna Shaw (b.1979), James Shaw (b.1983), 
Anthony Salteri (b.1982) (back left-right); Vanessa Gardos (b. 1982), 
Gemma Salteri (b. 1980), Carla Salteri (b.1985), David Gardos (b.1984) 
(middle left-right); lain Salteri (b. 1991), Emma Salteri (b. 1993), Sam 
Salteri (b.1992) (front left-right) at AC Ceremony January 2002. 
5/17 Flavia Vigna (Carlo Salteri’s mother) and sister (?) (in foreground group of 5), July 1918. 
5/18 Giuseppina Vigna (1887-1949), Vittoria Vigna (1891-1962) and Angelo Giuseppe Vigna (1859-1948) (left-right) at Bergantino, Italy, Autumn 1947. 
5/19 Friends of Salteri Family 1952 (note on back indicates Famiglia Lopez Requera-Salteri). 
5/20 Angelo Giuseppe Vigna, aged c60 years, c1919. 
5/21 Group of 6, including Angelo Giuseppe Vigna (2’ right) at Saint Vincent, August, 1927. 
5/22 Giuseppe Vigna (1827-1902), Carlo Salteri’s maternal great grandfather, at Asti, Italy, c1860. 
5/23 “Zia Tata”,Vittoria Vigna (1891-1962), Carlo Salteri’s maternal aunt with child aged c2 years, 1919. 
5/24 “Zia Ma”, Maria Vigna (1889-1942) (centre) and Renato, Carlo at 13 years, Silvio and Franco Salteri (left-right), c1933. 
5/25 Carlo Salteri and Giuseppe Salteri (1894-1977), January 1921. 
5/26 Flavia Salteri (1894-1957), Carlo’s mother c1937. 
5/27 Two females (unidentified) with an older male, possibly Angelo Giuseppe Vigna c1925. 
5/28 “Nonna Flavia”, Flavia Fillipetti Vigna (1861-1905), Carlo’s maternal grandmother c1900. 
5/29 Group of 4, 2 males and 2 females c1890 (not identified). 
5/30 Group of 10, 2 older males, 2 older females and 6 juveniles, including Flavia Vigna, c1890. 
5/31 Flavia Salteri (1894-1957), Carlo Salteri’s mother c1940. 
5/32 Flavia Vigna (1894-1957), Carlo Salteri’s mother c1914. 
[Flavia had 4 sons; Carlo and Renato became engineers, Silvio a lawyer and Franco, a medical practitioner]. 
5/33 “Zia Lucia”, marked “De Matteis”, 1 male and 1 female aged c70 years, probably friends of the Salteri Family, c1930’s. 
5/34 Angelo Giuseppe Vigna (1859-1948), Carlo Salteri’s maternal grandfather, and 4 daughters, Giuseppina Vigna, Vittoria Vigna, Flavia Vigna & Maria Vigna, c1905. 
5/35 “Zia Lucia” (middle left) in group photo of 9 females, c1914. [“Aunt Lucia” appears to have been a family friend]. 
5/36 “Nonna Lidia”, Lidia Filippetti Salteri (1861-1905), Carlo Salteri’s paternal grandmother and 2 children, not identified, c1899. 
5/37 “Nonna Lidia”, Lidia Filippetti Salteri (1861-1905), Carlo Salteri’s paternal grandmother, c1890. 
5/38 “Zia” 1949. Zia Pupa, Giuseppina Vigna, (1887-1949). 
5/39 “Zia” 1949. Zia Pupa, Giuseppina Vigna, (1887-1949). 
5/40 “La quattro sorelle Vigna a Zia...”; group of 12, including the 4 Vigna sisters (middle row 1st, 2nd, 3rd left & in front), c1910. 
5/41 Angelo Giuseppe Vigna (1859-1948), Carlo Salteri’s maternal grandfather, with Vittoria Vigna (1891-1962) at Bergantino, c1930. 
5/42 Angelo Giuseppe Vigna (1859-1948), Carlo Salteri’s maternal grandfather, aged c.60 years, c1920. [Angelo was widowed at 46 with 4 dependent daughters]. 
5/43 “Zia Pupa”, Giuseppina Vigna (1887-1949), (centre) c. 1917, with a group of nurses tending to a wounded soldier. This could have been after the Battle of Caporetto. 
5/44 The engagement of Renata Schirru (1923-1991) and Carlo Salteri, c1945. [They were married in May 1946]. 
5/45 Renata Schirru and Carlo Salteri (in army uniform) c1943, possibly at Pesaro after Carlo’s graduation as an officer in the Italian Army. 
5/46 Renata Schirru Salteri and Paul Salteri (b.1947), aged 1 year, 1948. 
5/47 Renata Schirru Salteri and Adriana Salteri (b.1953), aged 2 months, 1953. 
5/48 Paul Salteri and Mary Salteri (b. 1948), aged 5 & 2 years, 1953. 
5/49 Renato Salteri and Afra Salteri 1997. 
5/50 Renato Salteri and Carlo Salteri, Queensland Sept. 1986. 
5/51 Silvio Salteri and Cicci Salteri Switzerland Christmas 1997. 
5/52 Carlo Salteri and Roslyn Salteri (right), Renato Salteri & Afra Salteri 1986. 
5/53 Carlo Salteri 2004. 
5/54 Robert Salteri (b. 1961), Carlo Salteri, Victoria Shaw (b. 1977),(Ieft-right) Pope John Paul II visit to Transfield Factory, Seven Hills, 26 Nov. 1986. 
5/55 Afra Salteri and Carlo Salteri, Papal visit to Transfield Factory, Seven Hills, 
26 Nov. 1986. 
5/56 Franco Belgiorno-Nettis (1915-2006) and Carlo Salteri, Papal visit to Transfield Factory, Seven Hills, 26 Nov. 1986. 
5/57 Crowd at Papal visit to Transfield Factory, Seven Hills, 26 Nov. 1986. Barrie Unsworth, NSW State Premier and Era nco Belgiorno-Nettis clearly visible; Carlo present, but not clearly visible. 
5/58 Pope John Paul II with Franco Belgiorno-Nettis and Carlo Salteri, Papal visit to Transfield Factory, Seven Hills, 26 Nov. 1986. 
5/59 (Left-right) unknown person, Victoria Shaw, aged 9 years, Carlo Salteri and Gemma Salteri, aged 6 years, Papal visit, Transfield Factory, Seven Hills, 26 Nov. 1986. 

BOX 4
5/60 Flavia Salteri, Carlo Salteri’s mother, c1950. 
5/61 Giuseppe Salteri (1827-1902), Carlo Salteri’s great grandfather [n.d.] (large photos; 1 original & 1 copy]. 
5/62 Francesca Mazzucchelli Salteri (died 1883), Carlo Salteri’s great grandmother [n.d.] (large photos; 1 original & 2 copies). 
5/63 Group of 7 Italian army recruits, including Carlo Salteri (front left) 1943. 
[Carlo was initially conscripted into the Italian Army in October 1942. This image would probably have been taken at Pesaro, the military academy, from which he graduated in June 1943]. 
5/64 Elisabetta Zanette, Silvio Salteri, Renato Salteri, Carlo Salteri (left-right) Nov. 2000. 
5/65 New Tenix Company flag c1998. 
5/66 Adriana Gardos (b.1953), Carlo Salteri, Mary Shaw (b.1948), Robert Salteri (b.1961) & Paul (b.1947) Salteri (left-right) 23 Oct. 2000. 
5/67 Carlo Salteri in Tenix old building 23 Oct. 2000. 
5/68 Carlo Salteri probably at Milton Park, Bowral Oct. 1987. 
5/69 Carlo Salteri and lain Salteri (b.1991)1995. 
5/70 Carlo and Roslyn Salteri (b.1940) 1981. 
5/71 Phillip Schmidt, Carlo Salteri, Antonio Lupacchini (left-right) c2002. 
5/72 “I Progressi di Lob”, Carlo Salteri’s first year (photograph album) 1921. 
[16 images, most undated; 1 dated 23 Jan. 1921, 1 dated 23 Feb 1921. Several seem to include both of Carlo’s parents. Included is an explanatory letter in Italian from Carlo’s brother Silvio Salteri, dated 3 January 2009. Many prints are in poor condition]. 
5/73 Group at Vanguard Insurance, June 1976. Carlo Salteri in left foreground. 
5/74 Roslyn Salteri (3’’ left) & Carlo Salteri (4th left) during speeches at the opening of the Tha Ngon Bridge, Laos, 2 July 1994 (large photograph). 
5/75 Carlo Salteri and Roslyn Cameron Salteri with Father Emmett Costello, 
2nd marriage ceremony at St. Mary’s Church North Sydney, 1 December 
1993. 
5/76 Roslyn Cameron Salteri & Carlo Salteri at Tenix Company Christmas Dinner c1997. 
5/77 Carlo Salteri giving public address at Transfield 1993. 
5/78 Carlo Salteri with Emma Salteri (b. 1933). 
5/79 Group of 3, Carlo Salteri (centre), others not identified, c1969. 
5/80 Roslyn Cameron Salteri and Carlo Salteri at Vale, USA, 1995. 
5/81 Roslyn Cameron Salteri and Carlo Salteri in Japan inspecting tunnelling equipment, prior to a joint venture with Obayashi Corporation of Japan, 
1994. 
5/82 Sailing boat, thought to be used in teaching sailing, on Lake Como, Italy, 1935. 
5/83 Carlo Salteri with Prime Minister Gough Whitlam at first Sydney Biennale, 1973. 
5/84 ‘‘Airtruk”, an agricultural aeroplane built by Transfield, between 1968 and 1988. They were sold to China, New Zealand, South Africa, Taiwan and Thailand. 117 planes were manufactured. 
5/85 Carlo Salteri receiving long service watch, with Franco Belgiorno-Nettis 
(1915-2006), 1981. 
5/86 Aerial view of the Tha Ngon Bridge, Laos, 2 July 1994. 
5/87 Group of 5 persons, Carlo Salteri (2’ left), Roslyn Cameron Salteri (right), at Harbour Tunnel breakthrough 1990. 
5/88 Roslyn Cameron Salteri and Carlo Salteri on the occasion of Carlo being awarded the Order of Australia (AM), in gardens of State Government House 1987. 
5/89 Launching ceremony of ANZAC Class Frigate 1995. 
5/90 Carlo Salteri giving address at launching of ANZAC Class Frigate 1995 
5/91 Group of 11, 9 standing, including 1 naval officer at each end, Australian Minister For Defence ? (2nd left), Paul Keating (4t left), Carlo Salteri (5th left); 2 seated, Anita Keating (left) with NZ Prime Minister’s wife? (right). [n.d.] (large photograph). 
5/92 Carlo Salteri with Matthew De Pila, grandson, 2008. -r-.ruJj 
5/93 Carlo Salteri 2007 (portrait). 
5/94 Carlo Salteri 2007 (portrait). 
5/95 Carlo Salteri 2007 (portrait). 
5/96 Carlo Salteri 2007 (portrait). 
5/97 Matthew De Pila, Carlo Salteri’s grandson, aged 2 years, 2010. 
5/98 Roslyn and Carlo Salteri at civil marriage ceremony, Registry Office, 13 February 1986. 
5/99  Roslyn Cameron aged 30, 1970. 
5/100 Roslyn Cameron aged 31, 1971. 
5/101 Roslyn and Carlo Salteri at Staff Function Dec. 1997. 
5/102 Roslyn and Carlo Salteri at Santa Caterina, Italy, 9 May 1998. 
5/103 Carlo and Roslyn Salteri, Opening Ceremony of Tha Ngon Bridge, Laos 2 July 1004. 
5/104 CarIo Salteri outside the Salteri family vault at Belgirate, Italy, 9 May 1998. 
5/105 Carlo Salteri (left) with Laotian officials at the opening of the Tha Ngon Bridge Laos, 2 July 1994. 
5/106 Carlo Salteri, with brother Silvio Salteri and Roslyn Salteri at Santa Caterina, Italy 9 May 1998.

Series 05: Salteri family photographs, ca. 1860-2008

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The homeworker and the outlook : a descriptive study of tailoresses and boxmakers / by V. de Vesselitsky. With an introduction by R. H. Tawney.

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Series 02: Nancy Bird Walton correspondence, 1943-1996

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Series 05: Salteri family photographs, ca. 1860-2008

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