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Macdonald, Ian C.R.
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Correspondence

13 items of incoming and outgoing correspondence, including letters, greeting cards and telegrams.

Macdonald, Ian C.R.

Diary, 1916

Ian Macdonald's Collins midget diary for the year 1916, completed in pencil.

Macdonald, Ian C.R.

'Letts's Rough Diary 1918' scrapbook

Scrapbook compiled by Ian Macdonald containing newspaper cuttings, photographs, correspondence and plant material. Also contains diary entries for the dates 15 January 1918 to 18 February 1918.

Macdonald, Ian C.R.

Materials relating to Ian Macdonald

Materials relating to the life, education and naval career of Ian Macdonald. Some items were collected after his death by his brother Alistair Macdonald.

Macdonald, Ian C.R.

Newspaper cuttings

Cuttings from various newspapers including The Argus, Sydney Morning Herald and the Daily Mail relating to Ian Macdonald, the Australian navy in WWI, HMAS Australia, HMS Hood, and the visit of the American fleet to Australia in 1925. There are several death notices for Ian Macdonald which appear to have been collected by his brother Alistair.

Macdonald, Ian C.R.

Papers relating to education

Material relating to Ian Macdonald's education at Brisbane Grammar School and the Royal Australian Naval College, including school reports, examination papers, class notes,

Macdonald, Ian C.R.

Papers relating to naval career

Materials relating to Ian Macdonald's naval career, including correspondence relating to his admission to the Royal Australian Naval College; official naval correspondence relating to postings; warrants; licences; souvenirs of voyages, including his time as a liaison with the United States Fleet; and two copies of the All Ships naval message announcing his death.

Macdonald, Ian C.R.