Eileen Cowin. November 14-December 8, 1987
Tokyo, Gallery Min, 1987. Introduction by Mark Johnstone. More
Tokyo, Gallery Min, 1987. Introduction by Mark Johnstone. More
Alice Springs, Congress Alukura and Nganampa Health Council Inc, July 1994 (second edition)/ 1990. '... aims to provide standard management protocols for health staff working with Aboriginal women in Central Australia'. More
Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2004. More
Melbourne, Nelson, 1984. More
London, The Folio Society, 2013 (first thus). Introduction by Alexander McCall Smith. More
Adelaide, Wakefield Press, 1985 (facsimile)/1905. With "Thistle Anderson in Edwardian Adelaide" by Derek Whitelock: pages 11-28. More
Chatswood, New Holland Publishers, 2011 (updated edition) / 2003. A prisoner of war of the Japanese during the Second World War, Wilma Oram Young returned to Australia and was instrumental in assisting other former POWs through her work with the RSL and public speaking. More
[Kingswood, Women's Australian National Services of South Australia, 1981]. More
London, Cassell & Co. Ltd., 1912. 'Mary Ansell (1868-1950) published three books in her lifetime: "The Happy Garden" and "Happy Houses", both in 1912; and "Dogs and Men" in 1924. The former two were written three years after she had left her writer-husband, J.M. Barrie, for Gilbert Cannan, an up-and-coming..... More
London, Cassell & Co. Ltd., 1912. 'Mary Ansell (1868-1950) published three books in her lifetime: "The Happy Garden" and "Happy Houses", both in 1912; and "Dogs and Men" in 1924. The former two were written three years after she had left her writer-husband, J.M. Barrie, for Gilbert Cannan, an up-and-coming..... More
London, Humphrey Milford, and Oxford, Oxford University Press, [circa 1923]. A large 1936 Kilvington Girls' Grammar School, Ormond, prize plate is mounted on the half-title. The book was awarded to Betty Paterson; the plate is signed by Florence Muriel Fysh, the principal from 1934 to 1943. More
Adelaide, South Australian Museum Board and the Botanic Gardens Board, 1981. Number 123 of 750 copies. More
Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1958 [first edition]. The author's first book. More
New York, Random House, 1993 [first thus]. More
[Adelaide, Australia Remembers Committee, 1995]. A collection of personal accounts of Australian Army Nursing Service nurses during the Second World War. The draft manuscript was prepared by the Griffin Press, but never proceeded to publication; this is a facsimile of the proof, from a copy in the collection of the..... More
North Kensington, The Koolinda Press, 1913. Sydney Partrige was the pseudonym of Mrs Hal E. Stone. More
Hobart, Royal Society of Tasmania, 1991. 'The volume is published in appreciation of the work of Dr. W.M. Curtis AM and to mark her 85th year. 'Richea curtisiae Gray', one of many species named in her honour, is featured on the cover' (from the loosely inserted - slightly creased -..... More
Melbourne, Oxford University Press, 1992. More
Canberra, National Library of Australia, 1985. Provenance: Roslyn Poignant's copy. Signed and warmly inscribed in ink to Roslyn by the publisher's editor (Sally McCann), and signed in ink by the editor, on the title page. Roslyn Poignant (1927-2019) [was] 'trained as an anthropologist and historian; she was also a masterful..... More
Adelaide, Sullivan's Cove, 1980. Reset from the (anonymous) first edition of 1873, 'Memories of the Past, 1834-1848'; number 21 of 500 copies. More
Nakara, Nungalinya College, [1993]. 'Tales, autobiographical writings, and stories written as part of the English and literary component of the women's studies course at Nungalinya College' (Trove). More
London, Frances Lincoln, 1997. More
Adelaide, Lidums Family, 1969. With the ownership signature of sometime Chief Stipendiary Magistrate of South Australia Victor Matison. More
North Sydney, Susan Haynes/ Allen & Unwin, 1991. More