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1-2. Armentieres after German offensive
3. Armentieres after German offensive - French prisoners of war cage near Armentieres - Erquinghem Road entering Armentieres
4. Erquinghem after German offensive - Sailly La Lys after German offensive ...
5. Sailly La Lys after German offensive street to Steenwerck - The bridge from Sailly to Estaires after German offensive - The Lys near Sailly after German offensive
6. Sailly La Lys after German offensive - Estaires after German offensive, the Lys near La Gorgue
7. Estaires after German offensive Chateau formerly Portugese headquarters - Estaires after the German offensive, the post office - Merville after the German offensive, ruins near the station
8. Fleurbaix barbed wire, etc. - Fleurbaix old gun pits - Bac St Maur after German offensive, the factory
9. German graves near Bac St Maur - Croix Du Bac after German offensive and Estaminet - Road from Croix Du Bac to Bac St Maur after German offensive
10. Steenwerck after the German offensive ...
11. Steenwerck after the German offensive ... - Road to Neuve Eglise after the German offensive
12. Neuve Eglise - Bailleul after the German offensive, the town hall & the asylum
13. Bailleul Armentieres Road near Le Seul dump - Bailleul after the German offensive, gateway to the asylum - Ravelsberg after the German offensive, farmhouse at Gas School
14. Ypres, general view from near Lille gate - Ypres, Rue De Lille from inside Lille gate - Ypres dug-outs alongside the ramparts
15. Ypres, old trenches near Zillebeke - Ypres, the ramparts from Menin Gate - Ypres, facing railway wood
16. Ypres, Lille Gate - Ypres, shell holes - Ypres, the Mole Track
17. Ypres, trench in old Front Line - Poperinghe, the Station Yard
18. Amiens, the cathedral
19. Ypres, old Menin Road Dressing Station - Ypres, Menin Road from Hellfire Corner
20. Hazebrouck, French transport in the Square - Albert Cathedral 1918 - Butte De Warlencourt
21. Lagnicourt - Lagnicourt, the church
22. Bullecourt, the church - Bullecourt where the village was - Passchendale Ridge
23. The Somme Canal Cappy - Suzanne - German 15 in. gun captured by Australians near Cappy
24. Back view of the German 15 in. gun captured by Australians near Cappy - Barrel of German 15 in. gun captured by Australians near Cappy
25. German 15 in. gun captured by Australians - Back view of German 15 in. gun captured by Australians
26. Corbie - Villers Bretonneux
27. Villers Bretonneux Road - German prisoners marching through Bayonvillers
28. Cathedral and cemetery, Villers Brettoneux - Road passing Villers Brettoneux cemetery to Warfusee
29. Villers Brettoneux, main road - Montoidier
30. Villers Brettoneux, road over the bridge from Amiens - Villers Bretonneux, the doll's house observation post
31. Armiens, the Somme near the Cathedral - Albert - German tank near Amiens
32. Hangard Wood - St Quentin, the cathedral
33. Ruins on top of Mont St Quentin - Mont St Quentin, facing west - Merris after German offensive
34. Germans working on Australian monument, Mont St Quentin - Peronne Road between Warfusee and Bayonvillers
35. Peronne Street leading to the Church - Flamicourt from Peronne Bridge
36. Peronne Square - Abbeville, after German air raids, ruins near the cathedral
37. Road from Peronne leading to Mont St Quentin - Charleroi, the Sambre Canal from Chu snow
38. Chinese Labour Corps, Boulogne
39. Entrance to the Hindenburg Tunnel near Bellicourt
40. Villers Brettoneux Road to the station
41. Red Chateau, Villers Brettoneux
42. Shell dump, Bailleul
43. Merris, Australian trenches
44. [aerial view of Bellicourt, etc.]
45. Infantry fatigue party digging trench for telephone cable near Corbie - Australians burying telephone cable along Amiens Villers Bretonneux Railway
46. Ruins in Villers Britonneux after recapture by Australians - Villers Bretonneux, road to Corby near the woollen factory
47. Australians dug-outs alongside the railway, near Bois l'Abbe (Villers Bretonneux) - British 14 in. naval gun between Roiselle and Tincourt
48. Amiens, road leading to Villers Bretonneux
49. Villers Bretonneux, the church
50. German tank captured by Australians, near Villers Bretonneux - Supply tank, Villers Bretonneux
51. Old original tank between Martinpuich and Flers - The mud road to Flers from direction of Delville Wood
52. Fleurbaix, after German offensive, The Square - Armentieres Bailleul Road near Nieppe
53. Nieppe after German offensive, the church
54. Armentieres, after German offensive, the cathedral - Armentieres after German offensive, side chapel in the cathedral
55. Armentieres after German offensive, German dug outs in basement of factory - Steenwerck after German offensive, interior of the church
56. The Somme near Bray - The bridge after the German offensive between Bac St Maur and Croix Du Bac
57. Estaires, after German offensive, the church - Sailly La Lys after German offensive, the church
58. Erquinghem after German offensive, Sand Bay Corner - The baths between Armentieres and Erquinghem after German offensive
59. Steenwerck after German offensive, the Chateau - Hazebrouck, after German offensive, the Square
60. Merris, after German offensive, the convent - Neuve Eglise
61. Ypres, Lille Gate - Ypres, the Cloth Hall
62. Strazeele after German offensive, the windmill 
63. Bailleul after first German bombardment, the town hall - Bailleul after German offensive, the Square facing the town hall
64. Bailleul after German offensive, the church from the town hall
65. Bailleul after German offensive - Bailleul road to Ravelsberg and Neuve Eglise
66. Dranoutre after German offensive - Mont Kemmel Road near Locre after German offensive
67. German high velocity gun captured by Australians near Marcourt - Barrel of German 15 in. gun captured by Australians near Cappy
68. German 15 in. gun captured by Australians near Cappy
69. Basement of German 15 in. gun captured by Australians near Cappy
70. Mont St Quentin facing Peronne - Mont St Quentin, ruins and old German trenches
71. Butte De Warlencourt - Albert after German offensive, the cathedral
72. Bellicourt (in Hindenburg Line) the churchyard after the bombardment
73. Entrance to the Hindenburg Tunnel near Bellicourt
74. Peronne, street near the station

With the Australians on the Western Front / compiled for the Mitchell Library by J. M. Hamilton, Lavoni Street, Mosman out of his collection of photographs

1. Armentieres after German offensive

List of subjects of photographs made by the donor (numbered on reverse side and list is included with material):
1. Group photo at Blackheath, N.S.W. ca. 1916
Left to right back row:
Alfred Griffiths, Mrs L. Pidgeon (nee Anne Griffiths), Mr 'Lal' Pidgeon, Miss Pidgeon (?), William Hasson, Mrs W. Hasson (nee Sarah Jane Griffiths) ('Ginny'), Mrs Edward Griffiths
Bottom row: Initial group of three unknown, Mrs Steele (nee E. Griffiths), Mr R. Steele, Miss Steele (?) 
2. Group of plumbers at Leichhardt, NSW, man in centre wearing a waist-coast is William Hasson, ca. 1912
3. Eileen Veronica Hasson, ca. 1924, aged 7
4. Ginger the dog, in the early 1920's at Elswick Street, Leichhardt, N.S.W.
5. Unknown baby standing against a chair
6. Anne Bauchop, date unknown
7. Kathleen Hasson, ca. 1912. Died of tuberculosis, ca. 1918
8.-12. Eileen Veronica Hasson, ca. 1919 at Elswick Street, Leichhardt, N.S.W.
13. Ronald Keith Tunstall, ca. 1940-1941
14. Mrs William Hasson (nee Sarah Jane Griffiths) in a dark coat with unknown couple in the early 1950s
15. Coach party in the early 1950s, Mrs William Hasson, 6th from left with hat
16. Quartet against a coach, Mrs William Hasson in centre wearing floral dress
17. Group of women at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney, NSW, in the early 1950s. First 3 of the group are unknown, next along is Mrs Maude Robbie and then Mrs William Hasson
18. Group of four women, in the centre is Maude Robbie and next to her is Mrs William Hasson

Other photographs described on their reverse side by the donor (not numbered on reverse side):
19: Wedding of Harold Miller and Mary Hasson
Left to Right - Max Miller, Cecily Jones, Harold Miller and Mary Hasson, Ronald Tunstall, Rita Hasson
20. Sarah Jane Hasson (nee Giffiths), ca. 1916
21. Bewick Moore Tunstall and Eileen Veronica Hasson, ca. 1936
22. Ronald Keith Tunstall, 1956
23. Ronald Keith Tunstall, 1956
24. Mrs Sarah Jane Hasson with baby Eileen Veronica, ca. 1917
25. Eileen Tunstall (nee Hasson), 1938
26. 2 prints of 'Summer Bounty', a painting by Albert G. Williams, 1959
27. Portrait of workers at J. W. Jolley Pty Ltd, Shoe Manufacturers, Chapel Street, Marrickville, NSW, mid-1930s. Front row, extreme left Bewick Moore 'Bill' Tunstall. Back row, third from right Jack Gawthorne
28. Ronald Keith Tunstall, 1971 , Canary Islands. Photo by Roderic Vickers
29. Wedding of Brian Ross and Rita Hasson
Left to right - Murray Ross, Molly (?), Brian Ross and Rita Hasson, unknown Bestman, Eileen Tunstall (nee Hasson), William Hass (father of the bride)
30. Portrait of Ronald Keith Tunstall as 'Tom Lee' (his professional name) in his one-man show, 'O Papa!', 1984. Photographed by Roderic Vickers

Ephemera items include:
21st Birthday Card; Belmore South Public School Certificate of Merit, awarded to Ron Tunstall, 1947; Certificate awarded by De La Salle College Marrickville, N.S.W., to Ronald Tunstall, for successfully completing second year, 10 December 1952; certificate presented to Ronald Tunstall on receiving his first Holy Communion, 26 October 1947, at St. Joseph's Church at Belmore, NSW; receipt for goods hired at Bebarfields Ltd. by E. Tunstall; 21st Birthday Card, 'To Eileen from Auntie'; 21st Birthday Postcard from Dorothy to Eileen, 9 August 1938; Australian Music Examinations Board Certificate awarded to Ronald Tunstall, for passing an examination in Pianoforte, 1948

Photographs and ephemera belonging to Ronald Keith Tunstall and family, ca. 1916-1984

Box 67: Subject and place file, Sydney, N.S.W. –Suburbs – Coogee to Sydney, N.S.W. – Suburbs – Manly, ca. 182- to 1985

Guide to architectural collections held in the Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales

Romanic review, 1955, Vol.46 (1), p.52

A. Parmenie et C. Bonnier de la Chapelle, Histoire d'un editeur et de ses auteurs: P.-J. Hetzel (Stahl) (Book Review)

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With the Australians on the Western Front / compiled for the Mitchell Library by J. M. Hamilton, Lavoni Street, Mosman out of his collection of photographs

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Photographs and ephemera belonging to Ronald Keith Tunstall and family, ca. 1916-1984

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Box 67: Subject and place file, Sydney, N.S.W. –Suburbs – Coogee to Sydney, N.S.W. – Suburbs – Manly, ca. 182- to 1985

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Guide to architectural collections held in the Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales

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A. Parmenie et C. Bonnier de la Chapelle, Histoire d'un editeur et de ses auteurs: P.-J. Hetzel (Stahl) (Book Review)

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