"Stereoscopic albumen print photograph, 104 x 80 mm each image (slightly pale). The display includes large format framed photographs (most of which appear to show rural scenes), glass cabinets with geological specimens, animals pelts and an extensive selection of books." -- Douglas Stewart Fine Books.

Hand drawn chart, ink on linen. Appears to be an early survey map of the interior of New South Wales, extending from 30 degrees north, Solitary Island; to 35 degrees south, Cape George; and 149 degrees west, Westmoreland. The provenance of this item is unknown. Mountains and mountain ranges are shown using hachures, rivers are drawn lines, countryside is described in terms of: broken country, impenetrable, unexplored, forest, open forest, fine forest, elevated country and good valleys, high hills clear of timber.
Relief shown by hachures.

Landscape, architectural studies, city and mountain views of the Himalayas, Agra, Delhi, Lucknow, Naini Tal [Nainital] and Bhimtal.
Collection of 76 albumen prints, each approximately 21 x 27cm, many signed and/or numbered in the negative, mounted on disbound album leaves, many titled in pencil, several titled in ink, no covers, no spine.

Poem, typescript.

Short story, typescript, signed James Crawford. Story was published in Overland, No.3, Autumn 1955.
Letter to R.S. Byrnes and Val Vallis attached, dated 16 November 1958.

Probably authored by Margaret Curran.

Probably authored by Margaret Curran.

Typescript poem with handwritten title and date.

Typescript journal, entries marked with day and hour, describing a journey from Laverton to Brisbane, presumably written by Lady Lavarack.
Handwritten annotations at the top of the first page include details about Sir John and Lady Lavarack.
The journal is accompanied by two cover boards, with the inscription P. [E or S?]. Lavarack on the inside of one board.

Letter contains an account of the career of Dr. Charles Throsby, fleet surgeon, 1801.