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1. Australian Broadcasting Commission staff, New Guinea, ca. 1946

2. Australian Broadcasting Commission staff, Perth, 1948

3. Australian Broadcasting Commission staff, Broken Hill, 1948

4. Attendees of Labor Party Conference, Eureka Stockade Memorial, 1936

5. John Stanislaus Hanlon, ca. 1941

6. John Stanislaus Hanlon, Senator J. Collings, James Henry Scullin and Forgan Smith, ca. 1934-1935 

7. John Stanislaus Hanlon and John Curtin, 192-

8. John Stanislaus Hanlon and John Curtin, 192-

9. James Henry Scullin, leader of the Federal Labor Party, 1928-1935

10. Frank Brennan, Forgan Smith and Edward G. Theodore, ca. 193-

11. Funeral of Arthur Cripps, September 1934

12. Funeral of Arthur Cripps, September 1934

13. Funeral of Arthur Cripps, September 1934

14. Funeral of Arthur Cripps, September 1934

15. Edward G. Theodore outside tent in New Guinea, 194-  ?

16. John Stanislaus Hanlon and Henry Ernest Boote, 1929  ?

17. Portrait of John Stanislaus Hanlon, 193-

18. Portrait of John Stanislaus Hanlon, 1941

19. Portrait of John Stanislaus Hanlon, no date

20. Caricature of unnamed judge by David Low, 1916
Not located, November 2013

21. Caricature of John Stanislaus Hanlon by Jim Case, 1916
Not located, November 2013

Portraits of John Stanislaus Hanlon, James Henry Scullin and staff of the Australian Broadcasting Commission, [ca. 1920-1950]

Forms part of Edwin Abbott papers, 1899-ca. 1940 papers at MLMSS 4525

Two photograph albums of views of Canadian national parks and of timber and logging scenes in British Columbia; two loose photographs of James Henry Scullin and of Customs Department delegates, 1930-1932

PXD 1330
Box 1 
Album containing 14 photographic prints relating to AMA supporting proposed VCI with New Zealand Minister for Industries and Commerce

Album with black cover containing 122 photographic prints mostly of AWA devices

Folder labeled 'R - Miscellaneous' containing 40 photographic prints mostly of works inside AWA premises at Knox St, Chippendale, NSW and Clarence St, Sydney, NSW

Folder labled 'O - Valve Transmitters' containing 70 photographic prints

Box 2 
Folder labeled 'C - Receivers' containing 84 photographic prints

Folder labeled 'W - Rectifiers and Transformers' containing 26 photographic prints 

113 photographs including AWA premises in York St and Clarence St, Sydney; Ashfield, NSW and Queen St, Melbourne; Royal visit to AWA Ashfield; Sir Lionel Hooke; 'Golden Jubilee of Broadcasting Exhibition, 1923-1973'; Marconi School of Wireless, Sydney

Box 3
3 albums containing 140 photographic prints in total relating to Beam Wireless Transmitting Stations at Ballan and Rockback, Victoria

Album containing 73 photographic prints including Barranjack area and dam (including wireless station), Gundagai Station, radio and towers in Queensland, Perth and Willoughby, NSW

Album containing 26 colour photographic prints of AWA buildings and work areas

161 photographic prints including images of AWA equipment and others, especially relating to aircraft

Box 4 
Album containing 64 pictures of 'Dedication of Tidbinbilla 64 Metre Antenna, 13 April, 1973'

400 photographic prints mostly showing AWA products in use and being manufactured 

1 copy of 'The Wireless World', April 1915-March 1916

3 radio charts

2 typescript sheets and 2 copied pages of Wireless Weekly, September 17, 1926

Box 5 
Album containing 199 photographic prints showing construction of AWA building, 'Wireless House', in York St, Sydney. Prepared by Colin Ferguson of AWA, October 1938

Album containing 24 photographs relating to the introduction of television to New Zealand in 1951. Photographs mostly by Robin C. Wood photography. Also includes many newspaper clippings

158 photographic prints including Marconi - historical photographs and unveiling of bust, 1964, Australia; La Perouse Radio Centre; AWA at Bassendean, W.A. and others

Box 6 
Album containing 17 black and white photographic prints of AWA staff and family functions

391 photographic prints mostly showing VIP visitors to AWA Ashfield, portraits of prominent staff and AWA cocktail parties and events
 
Box 7 
Album titled, 'Marconi Jubilee - 1897-1947', containing 24 photographic prints 

373 photographic prints mostly showing scenes of AWA functions, AWA transmitters, portraits of prominent staff and VIP visitors to AWA premises such as Queen Elizabeth II and the Queen Mother

Box 8 
450 photographic prints attached to sheets (formally in an album). Includes images of testing underwater television cables, typewriter demonstrations, 'Wireless House', Ashfield works and manufacturing tables, Rydalmere valve works, mobile radio telephones, VIP visitors to REW Ashfield, public address systems during 1954 Royal Tour, coastal radio transmitters, Doonside transmitting station, 2CH broadcast transmitters, marine radar, 'Princess of Tasmania' radio equipment, television transmitters, data processors, AWA Silverwater plant, Piezo crystal, traffic signals at Crows Nest, NSW, telephone production, Marconi School, telecommunications at Jan Smutts Airport, NRMA Marine, Sydney Trade Fair 1961, Skyphone V.H.F, Skyranger H.F., DME Equipment, television transmission tower, Perth, W.A.

17 further photographs including images of construction of 'Wireless House' and official opening of Beam Wireless Service, Australia-Great Britain, 8 April, 1927

PXE 1523
Box 1 
Pamphlet published by AWA titled, 'Australia's Own Electronics Organisation', contains 44 promotional photographs with accompanying text

Pamphlet published by AWA containing 22 colour photographs of AWA premises around Sydney

298 photographic prints including images relating to various aspects of police radio, television production, telecommunications exhibition in Martin Place, Sydney, 1974, construction of 'Wireless House', various AMA premises, flooding in Grafton, NSW, 1963 

Box 2
427 photographic prints including images of aircraft part manufacture, telephones, radio transmitters, phonographs, mobile transmitters and card type switchboards, military and aircraft radio, Sydney Radiola Conventions, Sydney, 1930s-1940s, AWA cricket team, 1935-1936, AWA workers in war time, AWA valve works, lifeboat receivers, AWA premises, early radio designs

ON 543
Folder 1
112 35 mm (19 strips) negatives showing AWA laboratories

Folder 2
6 negatives of the Queen Mother's visit to AWA Ashfield, 1958

Box 3
4 glass negatives of early facsimile equipment, installation of short wave transmitter and operator twin turntable disk reproducer (late 1920s), Fisk showing Mark Hambourg International Radio Telephone, 1930s

3 glass negatives of the opening of the Australia-New Zealand Radiophone. Appeared in the January 1931 issue of 'The Radiogram'. Also, La Perouse, NSW, transmitter station

4 glass negatives including interior view of original shop at Wireless House, Morris Service Van and transmitter hall at Pennant Hills, NSW, 1920s

Box 4
17 glass negatives all AWA related including pictures of Tom Redfern, Eric Burbury and Harry De Dassel

Box 5
13 glass negatives mostly of AWA Radiola radios from the 1920s as well as a hospital radio

SLIDES 270
89 colour slides relating to a 1969 AWA Exhibition and various AWA factories

3 colour slides showing a woman radio operator at Kuala Lumpar airport

Forms part of MLMSS 2954 ADD-ON 1910

Photographs collected by Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia), 1914-1985

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Photographs collected by Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia), 1914-1985

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