Aboriginal Housing. A Report of a Seminar on Aboriginal Housing
Canberra, Royal Australian Institute of Archtects, 1972. More
Australian Aborigines
Aborigines' Friends' Association. 48 The Ninetieth Annual Report, 1948
Adelaide, AFA, 1949. Less of the usual miscellany of Aboriginal interest from around the country, more a series of longer articles, including ALBRECHT, F.W.: Building a Bridge across the Gulf that separates the White and Black Australian Race (5 pages) and Thinking Black - a Studious Survey of our Aboriginal..... More
Aborigines' Friends' Association. 67 The One Hundred and Ninth Annual Report, 1967-1968
Adelaide, AFA, 1969. The usual miscellany of paragraphs and short articles on Aboriginal matters from around the country. With the pencilled ownership initials of Tom Austen Brown. More
Australian Aborigines [cover title]. Australian Aborigines - a Study in Contrasts .
Adelaide, Aborigines' Friends' Association, [late 1930s?, reprinted from the AFA Report]. The first six pages contain captioned plates depicting 'Uncivilized natives, living under stone age conditions'; the next nine pages 'Civilized natives, who have come under mission influence', and the last page contains text by David Unaipon: 'An Aboriginal Pleads..... More
Australian Archaeology Association Newsletter [and] Australian Archaeology. A run from Number 1, November 1974 to Number 27, December 1988 (lacking only Number 4; the change of name occurred at Number 11)
The first three issues are the one-volume quarto reprint, uniform in size and binding with Number 10 onwards; Numbers 5 to 9 inclusive are stapled duplicate typescript in foolscap folio format (Numbers 5 and 6 are photocopied versions). With much on Australian Aborigines. More
Contemporary Aboriginal Art. From the Robert Holmes a Court Collection
Perth, Heytesbury Holdings, 1990. More
The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Volume 89, Part II, July-December 1959
Ditchling, The Institute, 1959. Not least, S.R. Mitchell: 'The Woodworking Tools of the Australian Aborigines' (pp191-199). More
Karromarrandendi, 1989-1999. Tandanya's Tenth Anniversary Exhibition
Adelaide, National Aboriginal Cultural Institute, Tandanya, 2000. More
Magpie Creek Junction. A History of Brinkworth and District to Commemorate the Centenary of the Brinkworth Township 1892-1992
Brinkworth, Brinkworth Centenary Book Committee, 1992. More
Moograbah. An Australian Aboriginal Legend. Re-told from the story recorded by Keith McKeown in 'The Land of Byamee'
Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1951. A Blue Wren Book. More
Native Police Force. (Amended Estimate)
Sydney, Government Printer, 1857. New South Wales Legislative Assembly Paper Number 400 of 1857. An estimate of expenses, listing localities, ranks and numbers employed, rates of pay plus contingencies (farriery, remount horses and the like). More
On Aboriginal Affairs. Information Papers. Numbers 1, 6-8 and 15-16 (six issues)
Parkville, 'Aboriginal Affairs', 1962 to 1966. Subjects raised include education, morality and legality, Aborigines and other Australians, and Aborigines compared to Maoris and American Indians. More
Report of the Eighty-Fourth Meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science. Australia: 1914
London, John Murray, 1915. Major articles of interest include those by Sir Everard Im Thurn: "A Study of Primitive Character" (10 pages) and by Professor F.O. Bower on Australian botany (13 pages). More
The Story of Kallum Kundira, the Strong Man
[No place], The Texas Company (Australasia), [1950s?]. In the foreword, the Company (producers of the Texaco range of oils and fuels) 'feels it is rendering a service' by presenting some topical side-lights on the vanishing race, particularly as the 'problem of exploiting [the Northern Territory's] commercial possibilities' is at hand..... More
Victorian Aboriginal Group. Fourteenth Annual Report, 1943. (Together with nine other annual reports: the 17th to the 24th inclusive and the 37th)
[Melbourne], Victorian Aboriginal Group, 1943, 1946-53 and 1966. "Objects. To study the conditions of the Aborigines throughout Australia, to promote their welfare, and to help form a public conscience in favour of just and enlightened treatment of the people under our charge" More
Studies in Physical Anthropology. Volume 1. [Together with] .. Volume 2
Canberra, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, 1979 and 1975. Australian Institute Aboriginal Studies New Series Number 12 and AIAS Research and Regional Studies Number 4. More
Studies in Physical Anthropology. Volumes 1 and 2
Canberra, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, 1975 [first thus - Volume 1 was first published separately in 1971 as 'Studies in Physical Anthropology']. Australian Aboriginal Studies, Research and Regional Studies Number 5. More
Ullagulbra. A Picture-Story Reader
Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1959. Not a bad book, if you like a bad book. When accident-prone Nama, a friend of Ullagulbra and his mate Tewarra, is bitten by a brown snake while out playing, hunting and gathering, the boys quickly kill the reptile and carry the young girl back..... More
Australia. The Vatican Museums Indigenous Collection
Citta del Vaticano, Musei Vaticani/ Aboriginal Studies Press, 2017. More
Time Before Morning. Art and Myth of the Australian Aborigines
New York, Thomas Y. Cromwell, 1975. Presentation copy. Inscribed, dated (June 1976) and signed by the author. More
Hunter-Gatherers Today. An Aboriginal Economy in North Australia
Canberra, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, 1987 (first edition). More
Culture Crisis. Anthropology and Politics in Aboriginal Australia
Sydney, University of New South Wales Press, 2010 (first edition). Not stated as such, but from the collection of Reverend Bill Edwards, and with his minor marginal emphases. More
Solid Town. The History of Port Augusta
Port Augusta, The Author, 1988. Also of some Aboriginal interest. More
The Spell of the Inland. A Romance of Central Australia
Melbourne, Melbourne Publishing Company, 1923 [first edition]. A 'descriptive narrative of outback life including the work of the Australian Inland Mission. The hero, a muscular padre with war service, runs to earth a murderer playing two roles by means of disguises'. Although a novel, the author fits the description of..... More