Handwritten letters, some are to 'My dear Collie'. One is signed 'your affectionate Mother, Margaret M. Bell'.

Plates and illustrations, from various journals, collected by G. H. M. Addison. Each volume has its title on the spine.

[Item 1] Church architecture, plates from The British Architect 1886, 49 x 38 cm.
[Item 2] Public buildings, includes plates from The Building News, The Builder, The Architect, The British Architect, 1880 to 1887, 43 x 33 cm.
[Item 3] Architectural drawings, includes plates from The Building News, The Builder, 1888, 43 x 33 cm.
[Item 4 ] Churches, includes plates from The Building News, The Builder, American Architect and Building News, 1889, 43 x 33 cm.
[Item 5] Churches, includes plates from The Builder, The Building News, Architectural Illustration Society, 1888 to 1889, 43 x 32 cm.
[Item 6] Street architecture, includes plates from American Architect and Building News, The Builder, The Architect, 1889, 43 x 32 cm.
[Item 7] American architecture plates, includes plates from The Builder, American Architect and Building News, The Building News, 1891, 44 x 33 cm.

Letters (2), to The Manager, North American Review with compliments, and to Lloyd Bryce thanking him for his kind remarks.

Remnants of handwritten letters.

Plates from John Gould's books, including A Century of Birds from the Himalaya Mountains (13 plates), The Birds of Australia (33 plates), The Mammals of Australia (9 plates) and The Birds of New Guinea and the adjacent Papuan Islands (34 plates).

Kerosene-fuelled magic lantern projector [possibly made by John Browning of The Strand, London circa 1885], 7 wooden mounting frames for use in projector, 24 glass slides [some of Melbourne, circa 1890s?].
Glass slides are mostly colour and 8 x 8 cm, supplied titles in square brackets:

1. [Lantern slide, with drawing of a rooster, undated]. --
2. [Lantern slide, with illustration depicting a cat peeping over table at rats eating a cake, undated]. --
3. [Lantern slide with text of 'Rule, Britannia' by James Thomson, undated]. --
4. [Lantern slide, with illustration of sparrows, undated]. --
5. [Two brown treecreepers perched on a chopped tree trunk fixed to a base, undated]. --
6. [Carnations, undated]. --
7. [Carnations, undated]. --
8. [Carnations, undated]. --
9. [View of the Upper Ward towards the northwest, with George IV gateway at the extreme left, Windsor Castle, Berkshire, England, undated]. --
10. [View of unidentified building, road in foreground, unidentified location, undated]. --
11. [Lantern slide, with illustration of a castle by a river, showing a boat in the foreground and a bridge, trees and bird flying in background, undated]. --
12. [Sculpture, bust of woman, undated]. --
13. St Kilda foreshore, Melbourne, [ca. 1914?]. --
14. [View of unidentified street, unidentified location, c1900 - ?]. --
15. Railway Buildings, Spencer Street, [Melbourne, undated]. --
16. [View of trams on tram track, Melbourne, undated]. --
17. Botanic Gardens [with view of Government House from lake, Melbourne, undated]. --
18. Coburg gardens, [Melbourne, undated]. --
19. Camberwell, TH GDNS [gardens?], [Our Lady of Victories in background, Camberwell, Victoria, Australia, undated]. --
20. [View of Place de la Bastille with Colonne de Juillet at centre, Paris, undated]. --
21. Blank slide. --
22. [Four hand painted scenes].

This series contains material such as theatre programs, concert notes, invitations and ephemeral items relating to Australian theatres.

Photocopies of extracts from letters written by Cuthbert Edward Peek while on the Queensland and British 1882 Transit Expedition, 29 Oct to 18 Dec 1882, 3 copies. [Cuthbert Edward Peek was a self-funded amateur astronomer who joined the official observers from the Royal Geographical Society that travelled to Jimbour Station and chose Jimbour House as the transit station to observe the transit of Venus; Jimbour House had been recently vacated].

Letters written by Frederick Benjamin Carlin from Port Lincoln, South Australia, primarily to family members in England.

Includes engraved newspaper illustrations 1865 and 1867.