Printer's proof with extensive annotations, probably by W.J.F. Hassell, owner of the Hassell Press, which published the work in 1923 in a limited edition of 75 copies.

Advertising flyer for Red Cross Sportsmen's Carnival & Fete, Government House Grounds, 14 Dec 1940. A special feature of the carnival was "a unique working display of modern Military equipment, by permission of the Officer commanding the Northern Military Command" including an "Australian Bren Carrier and an Australian Tank."

Includes a newspaper cutting showing artist Alex Gurney presenting a Bluey & Curley sketch to troops in New Guinea.

Author unknown.

A collection of speeches given at the funeral of Dick Peter Henry on 5 Sep 2003. Dick Peter Henry had a long association with the University of Queensland as a lecturer in the School of Veterinary Science.

Sketches are of two Aboriginal bora grounds in the Moreton Bay district accompanied by a copy of a letter signed

Original typed manuscript of the author's first book, originally published in Sydney by Angus & Robertson in 1933.
Includes a title-page, 3 leaves of contents containing 37 chapters, a preface page, 424 single-sided leaves of typescript, and an original mounted photograph of the author[?] and others beside a 1930s automobile. Also the bookplates of Francis Clune, N. [Noel] Pearson, and Murray Henry tipped-in.

Untitled original typed manuscript subsequently published as "Serenade to Sydney: some historical landmarks" by Angus & Robertson in 1967. The author's final work, with the foreword dated Spring 1966.
Includes a handwritten index of 100 markers, foreword (3 pp.), and 216 single sided leaves of type together with mss. corrections. Associated papers loosely inserted.

Watercolour sketch of proposed Norman Park Presbyterian Church.