Melbourne, Sands & McDougall Pty. Ltd., Printers, 1917. The lists contain the names of 26 men who died on active service, and 236 other men who were on (or had seen) active service. The tramways occupation and military unit is given alongside each name. More
[Swanbourne, John Burridge, 1987 (facsimile edition)]/ 1929. One of only 200 copies. See Trigellis-Smith 216 (giving 1987 as the date of this facsimile edition). More
Brisbane, A. Green, 2009 (facsimile edition)/ 1919. Number 6 of 400 copies. More
[Swanbourne, John Burridge, 1987 (facsimile edition)]/ 1919. One of only 200 copies. See Trigellis-Smith 223 (giving 1987 as the date of this facsimile edition). More
Bendigo, 38th Battalion History Committee (printed by the 'Bendigo Advertiser' Pty. Ltd., and the Cambridge Press), 1920. Dornbusch 312; Fielding and O'Neill, page 228; Trigellis-Smith 235. More
Bendigo, 38th Battalion History Committee (printed by the 'Bendigo Advertiser' Pty. Ltd., and the Cambridge Press), 1920. Dornbusch 312; Fielding and O'Neill, page 228; Trigellis-Smith 235. More
Melbourne, Victorian Education Department, [1921]. An important biographical and pictorial record of both 'the men who fell' and 'the men who returned'. This copy was presented to the next of kin of Captain Alfred J. Glendinning, 'killed in action [in Belgium] on the 3rd of August, 1917' (page 52; his..... More
Melbourne, H.J. Green, Government Printer, [1925]. Provenance: Norman Lewis, former Head of the SA Woods and Forests Department, with his contemporary ink ownership signature and occasional pencilled emphases. More
[Melbourne], 'A Group of Friends of the Author', 1952. One of 500 copies. The author was a Yorta Yorta and Yullaba Yullaba man, brought up at Cummeragunga mission on the New South Wale bank of the Murray River, near Barmah. More
Melbourne, The Fine Art Society's Gallery, 1932. One of only 350 copies; the number 33 is written in red pencil at the top left corner of page [4]. More
Adelaide, Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 1996 (facsimile edition)/ 1863. Australiana Facsimile Editions Number 208; one of 500 copies (and only 425 thus). Surprisingly, this is the first time this important work has been reprinted. More
London, Hodder and Stoughton, [1913]. Dated (17 February 1917) and inscribed by the author in ink on the front free endpaper. Not least, Adelaide and Melbourne. Contains a 5-page list of subscribers to the first edition; preface by J. Wilbur Chapman; loosely inserted are a few newspaper clippings. More
Armadale, The Author, 1980. 'A study of the early settlement of Victoria's alpine regions by cattlemen. The areas they settled in are described and include, Omeo, Suggan Buggan, Tubbut, Wonnangatta, Crooked River, Howqua Hills, Dargo, Baw Baw, Lake Mountain, Tarli Karng, Bucklnad, Pinnibar and Gibbo' (Trove). More
[Melbourne, Canterbury Cricket Club], 1987. More
Malvern, Evandale Publishing, 2018. 'Based on the true journals of the pioneer land surveyor Granville Stapylton when he accompanied Major Thomas Mitchell on the famous "Australia Felix" expedition in 1836. This expedition proceeded down the Lachlan, Murrumbidgee and Murray rivers into far western New South Wales, before crossing into what..... More
Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1935. Inspired by the birdlife around the author's home in the Dandenong Ranges, the 'forty-odd bird self portraits are arranged in four groups following the procession of the seasons ... each group is accompanied by prose idylls and verses' (dustwrapper). More
[South Melbourne], Lawrence & Hanson, 1986. A history issued to commemmorate the centenary of this Australian electrical goods company. Many of the illustrations reproduce extracts from their trade catalogues. More
Adelaide, Libraries Board of South Australia, 1963 (facsimile)/ 1861. Originally reprinted from 'The Argus'. Peade A10: a total of 970 copies. More
Adelaide, Sullivan's Cove, 1984. Number 72 of only 155 copies. More
Melbourne, Field Naturalists' Club of Victoria, 1923. More
Richmond, Spectrum Publications, 1994. A biography of this Church of England chaplain and squatter in colonial Victoria, including relations with local Aboriginal people, and in particular the Faithful Massacre (or Battle of Broken River) and its aftermath. More
Melbourne, The Hawthorn Press, 1973. 'R.R. Leake became the first superintendent of the Saxon merino flock imported by the South Australian Company ... [This is] a clear and forceful history of the experience, effort and success of these people and their mammoth contribution in cultivating the wealth of Australian wool..... More
Adelaide, Rigby, 1972. More
[Melbourne, Dark & Tinsdale's American Biograph & Novelty Co., 1910]. A handbill for a programme of popular entertainments, including motion pictures and music. The inner pages reprint press notices for 'Little Sylvia', and the last page is a 'Mammoth Programme' including the King's Funeral (Edward VII had died on 6..... More
[Mildura, The Author, 1987]. Dated (21 October 1986) and signed in ink by the author on the title page. More