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1989137982Hahndorf: The Author 1989. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Hahndorf The Author 1989. Quarto 542 pages with numerous illustrations plus endpaper maps of Hahndorf 1860 and 1890-1900. Gilt-decorated synthetic cloth; covers very slightly rubbed; edges slightly marked; an excellent copy. Signed by the author on the title page. The College was founded in 1857 and 'it quickly prospered to be one of the leading schools in the colony. For 55 years it provided high class tuition'. Not your average school history - this volume contains nearly 250 pages of biographies of over 700 old scholars and staff members an extraordinary feat when one realises many of the entries are potted family histories. The Author hardcover
1989141344Hahndorf: The Author 1989. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Hahndorf The Author 1989. Quarto 542 pages with numerous illustrations plus endpaper maps of Hahndorf 1860 and 1890-1900. Gilt-decorated synthetic cloth very slightly rubbed; bottom edge slightly marked; an excellent copy. The College was founded in 1857 and 'it quickly prospered to be one of the leading schools in the colony. For 55 years it provided high class tuition'. Not your average school history - this volume contains nearly 250 pages of biographies of over 700 old scholars and staff members an extraordinary feat when one realises many of the entries are potted family histories. The Author hardcover
2001025039Adelaide SA Australia: Gillingham Printers 2001. Boards have gilt titles and illustration to front. Chapters 49 to 102 withy b/w illustrations. Volume two only. . Hard Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Gillingham Printers Hardcover
1744133907London: Printed for T. Woodward and others 1744. Very Good. London Printed for T. Woodward and others 1744. A hand-coloured engraved map visible image size 372 × 483 mm recently mounted and matted just outside the printed border using archival materials visible image size 372 × 483 mm external mat size 545 × 643 mm ready for framing or long-term storage in its custom-made Mylar sleeve. A long sealed clean tear to the blank area in the bottom right-hand corner mainly along the crease of the original fold; light central vertical crease; a few small insignificant light marks; in very good condition. The first dedicated English map of Australia originally issued as part of the second edition of John Harris's 'Navigantium atque Itinerantium Bibliotheca or a Complete Collection of Voyages and Travels' London 1744-1748; 'Vol. 1 page 325' is printed in the top right-hand corner. Clancy 'So They Came South' pages 136-37; Clancy 'Mapping of Terra Australis' page 91; Tooley 241: 'A reissue of Thevenot's map of 1663 but with title as above within cartouche bottom right. Bowen inserts the Tropic of Capricorn and two long legends. The first one is very exactly copied from the original . The second legend is a long laudatory account of the presumed riches of Terra Australis'. Printed for T. Woodward (and others) unknown
98413Babbage was 'engineer scientist and explorer . son of Charles Babbage Cambridge professor of mathematics and the first computer pioneer and his wife Georgina sister of W.W. Whitmore a founder of South Australia. In 1856 Babbage was sent north to search for gold as far as the Flinders Ranges. He found none but discovered the MacDonnell River Blanchewater and Mount Hopeful. He was the first to dispel the current idea of the impassability of the Lake Torrens "horseshoe" . In late 1857 he was appointed leader of a northern expedition. Babbage left in February 1858 to explore the country between Lakes Torrens and Gairdner and further to the north and west. His concept of exploration was based on thorough survey mapping and examination of the country ideals with which Francis Dutton commissioner of crown lands agreed in his instructions and early correspondence. With cumbrous and ingenious equipment Babbage carried out the first part hampered by bad terrain and lack of water. But he had no sense of urgency and was thus completely out of tune with the current concept of opening up new country for quick exploitation. His slowness led to public and parliamentary clamour to which Dutton later succumbed and sent Peter Egerton Warburton to supersede him. <p>Meanwhile Babbage had moved north from the Elizabeth River discovered Hermit Hill and delineated the western shores of Lake Eyre South. There Warburton relieved him on 5 November. Based on his experiences of 1856 Babbage also believed in a gap in the "horseshoe" and at Hermit Hill confirmed his belief. He had actually crossed the gap but Warburton was the first to traverse it completely. On grounds of unfair treatment Babbage successfully petitioned for a parliamentary inquiry. In 1858-59 voluminous evidence was taken but no report issued. He then withdrew from public life until 1866. In 1870-72 Charles Todd employed Babbage as an assistant in planning and plotting the Overland Telegraph line and as a supervisor of contractors. His achievements as an explorer were notable but the accompanying controversy tended unduly to overshadow them and his attainments in other fields' 'Australian Dictionary of Biography'. <p>Indeed 'the reports from the expedition were . a significant prelude to Stuart's successful crossing of the continent from south to north' in 1861-62 The Davidson Collection Third Sale July 2007 lot 565. This lengthy preamble should help explain the connection between the following eleven foolscap folio Parliamentary Papers relating to Benjamin Babbage published in Adelaide by the Government Printer in 1858 and 1859. <p>1 Northern Exploration. Reports &c of Explorations into the Interior by Messrs. Babbage Warburton Geharty and Parry. SAPP25/1858; 51 pages plus 2 large folding maps. <p>2 Northern Exploration. Further Correspondence respecting the Exploring Party under Command of Mr. Babbage. SAPP25/1858; 6 pages. <p>3 Cost of Northern Exploration. SAPP36/1858; 1 page. <p>4 Northern Exploration. Correspondence between the Hon. the Commissioner of Crown Lands and the Commissioner of Police Major Peter Egerton Warburton relative to the Progress of the Northern Exploring Parties. SAPP127/1858; 4 pages. <p>5 Northern Explorations. Reports from Messrs Babbage and Warburton and Police-Trooper Burtt on Exploration into the North and North-Western Interior of South Australia. SAPP151/1858; 19 pages plus 3 maps 2 folding. <p>6 Petition of B.H. Babbage. SAPP154/1858; 1 page. <p>7 Northern Exploration. Letter with Enclosure from Major Warburton relative to Exploration in the Neighborhood of Lake Torrens. SAPP159/1858; 3 pages. <p>8 Northern Exploration. Correspondence between the Honourable the Commissioner of Crown Lands and Major Warburton relative to the Northern Exploration. SAPP166/1858; 6 pages. <p>9 Cost of Northern Explorations. SAPP20/1859; 1 page. <p>10 Minutes of Evidence taken by the Select Committee appointed to enquire into and report on the Petition of B.H. Babbage. SAPP21/1859; 63 pages. <p>11 Northern Exploration. Correspondence between the Government and Messrs. Babbage and Warburton relative to Northern Explorations. SAPP37/1859; 2 pages. <p>As often with these Parliamentary Papers relating to expeditions the maps are a constant source of pleasure. The best one in this group is one of the large folding maps in SAPP25/1858: 'Sketch of the Country North of the Gawler Ranges' 324 × 485 mm. It is a lithographed map printed in two colours in an unusual manner blue on the left red on the right: 'The portion in Blue is taken from a Plan supplied by Major Warburton. The portion in Red is taken from a Drawing supplied by Mr Babbage'. These parliamentary papers printed on blue stock have been neatly removed from several bound volumes; essentially they are in uniformly fine condition ideal candidates for preservation in a more appropriate binding. <p>South Australian Parliamentary Papers Numbers 25 25 36 127 151 154 159 and 166 of 1858 and 20 21 and 37 of 1859 McLaren 4981-4983 16481 4984-4986 16485 16486 4987 and 4988 respectively. Items 16481 16485 and 16486 are listed under Warburton only and not Babbage as well. We suggest they should be there; we have called them 4983A 4986A and 4986B in our annotated copy of the bibliography. Offered together with a related item Victorian Parliamentary Paper Number 1 of 1859 'Report on the Plants collected during Mr Babbage's Expedition into the North-Western Interior of South Australia in 1858' by Ferdinand Mueller foolscap folio 21 pages stab-sewn and uncut as issued; a fine copy albeit with minor infill to the bottom corner of the first two leaves. McLaren 13749. <p>The complete suite of Parliamentary Papers relating to Babbage's 1858 Northern Exploring Expedition and its aftermath is very rare; for example the exceptional collection of Rodney Davidson contained only six of the above twelve items which sold in four lots to the one buyer for $5360 in 2007. 12 items. unknown
1916117535Adelaide: Vardon & Sons Printers 1916. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Adelaide Vardon & Sons Printers 1916. Octavo 48 pages. Full calf stylishly decorated with double blind rules on all surfaces and lettered in gilt on the front panel; extremities a little rubbed; spine slightly marked and a little sunned; inner hinges tender but holding; a very good copy in an attractive binding by an unidentified local craftsman. On the verso of the front flyleaf is an expansive thank-you note signed by the author 15 August 1916: 'Dear Mr Adey May I ask you to accept of this little booklet as a memento of the improvement which has already shown itself in the poetry book scheme through your kind interest and valuable suggestions'. The author was 'Teacher of Voice Production and Elocution Education Department South Australia'. At the time the recipient William James Adey 1874-1956 was the founding headmaster of Adelaide High School see the 'Australian Dictionary of Biography' for more on him. Vardon & Sons, Printers hardcover
1978105438Warradale: Pioneer Books 1978. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Warradale Pioneer Books 1978. Octavo viii 328 pages. Papered boards; top edge slightly marked; an excellent copy with the excellent dustwrapper lightly sunned on the spine. Number 15 of 1000 copies; this copy is signed. Number 2 in the Pioneer Books Monographs. Loosely inserted is a contemporary newspaper review of the book by Brian Elliot well worth reading. Pioneer Books hardcover
1997029022Proserpine: Proserpine Co-operative Sugar Milling Association Ltd. 1997. 190pp index chronology num bw & col ills pictorial endpapers. Bump to centre of bottom edge front cover. Ex-parliamentary library with labels on front free endpaper and spine. An excellent history of both the Proserpine region and its sugar mill. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good. 4to. Ex-Library. Proserpine Co-operative Sugar Milling Association Ltd. Hardcover
1978146610Hampstead Gardens: Austaprint 1978. Hardcover. Fine. Hampstead Gardens Austaprint 1978 facsimile edition/ 1864. Octavo viii 37 pages plus a large folding map. Colour-pictorial synthetic cloth; a fine copy. Number 149 of 320 copies; the original edition is excessively rare. Austaprint hardcover
BIB143052Adelaide: Austaprint. 19781864. Octavo Size approx 14x22cm. A Near Fine copy. An excellent copy in decorated faux leather boards - gilt & red detailing to front board. Fold-out map. Limited edition of 320 numbered copies - this is copy No 279. Robust professional packaging and tracking provided for all parcels. 37 pages. First published in 1864. . Near Fine. Facsimile Edition. Hardback. Austaprint hardcover
55381The 12 signatures are Hassett Captain Benaud 12th man Harvey Hole Ian Johnson Bill Johnston Langley Lindwall McDonald Miller Morris and Ring. A heavyweight team by any account with eight former Invincibles and five future Australian Captains. <p>On the verso are the pencil signatures of the Victorian team for the match against Queensland in Brisbane 16-20 January 1953 SSM 444. The 12 signatures are Hassett Captain Chambers Fitchett 12th man Harvey Hill Ian Johnson Bill Johnston Loxton Colin McDonald Ian McDonald Ring and Thoms. Six of the team played with the Invincibles; in fact only Chambers Fitchett and Ian McDonald were not capped for Australia although Thoms and Hill played in only one and three Tests respectively. Victoria won by seven wickets with Johnston collecting ten wickets. unknown
55378The signatures are Lloyd Captain Ali Baichan Boyce Fredericks Gibbs Greenidge Holder Holding Julien Kallicharran possibly Murray Richards Rowe and Clive Walcott the Manager. On a conjugate leaf are the signatures of eight members of the Test team for Australia: Gilmour Jenner Lillee Mallett Marsh McCosker Turner and Walker. These were probably collected at the time of the First Test in Brisbane in which case the Australians not to have signed are Ian Chappell Captain Greg Chappell Redpath and Thomson. Leading edges of the leaves slightly silverfish-nibbled; all edges slightly discoloured; two small light marginal spots; in very good condition. unknown
2008055291Canberra: National Museum of Australia 2008. 218pp notes map bw ills full page. Cloth backed boards no jacket as issued. Slight rubbing to cover slight thumb soiling to bottom corner. . First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/None as Issued. 4to. National Museum of Australia Hardcover
1902513161902. London: Sweet & Maxwell 1902-1933. 7 vols. London: Sweet & Maxwell 1902-1933. 7 vols. Digest of Victorian Cases 1895-1932 Australia. Victoria. A Digest of Reported Cases in the Supreme Court Court of Insolvency and Courts of Mines of the State of Victoria. From 1895 to 1932. Melbourne: Charles F. Maxwell G. Partridge & Co. London: Sweet & Maxwell 1902-1933. 7 Vols. Complete set. Original cloth gilt titles to spines some shelfwear soiling and minor spotting internally clean. Ex-library. Location labels to spines notes in pencil to front pastedowns small stamps to title pages. $500. Only editions. These volumes were issued serially and are often catalogued as independent titles. No complete sets on OCLC. Sweet & Maxwell omits the 1895-1901 volume but it is listed in the Harvard Law Catalogue. See Sweet & Maxwell A Legal Bibliography of the British Commonwealth 6:17. Catalogue of the Library of the Harvard Law School 1909 I:590. unknown
1990051743Melbourne: Melbourne University Press 1990. xiv 303pp index bibliography notes appendices bw ills maps. Black cloth in jacket. Minor foxing to endpapers and page edges light edge wear to jacket. Conflict between European settlers and Aborigines in south-western Victoria during the 1830s and 1840s- an immense human drama with consequences remaining with us to the present day. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo. Melbourne University Press Hardcover
101124The photograph is mounted behind an oval blood-red matt gilded on the bevelled edge visible image size 365 × 260 mm; these are surmounted by a second matt with an attractively scalloped inner edge. It is behind glass in an impressive vintage wooden frame - almost certainly of huon pine 80 mm wide - with a very ornate gilt fillet above the glass. The external dimensions are 680 × 555 mm; the visible surface of the glass is 490 × 360 mm. Opalotypes also called opaltypes and 'milk glass positives' are photographs printed on sheets of opaque translucent white glass. The process was patented in 1857 and although it survived until the 1920s this portrait from the later nineteenth century would have to be considered a very fine example of its type. It is also a credit to both the artistry of the photographer and the craftsmanship of the picture-framer neither of whom are identified. The item was purchased in Adelaide so it is highly likely the subject photographer and framer were local. unknown
200124800Pecock Academic Press Hong Kong 2001. 8vo. First Edition with photographs and maps in the text; original pictorial wrappers a near fine copy. EXTREMELY SCARCE. Pecock Academic Press, Hong Kong, unknown
1995x-1857285530Routledge 1995. Paperback. New. 1st new edition. 156 pages. 8.27x5.51x0.39 inches. Routledge paperback
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1848056240Sydney: W. & F. Ford 1848. title continues: Statistics. Illustrated with Numerous maps and Drawings. xvi 438 2 pages 16 advertisements 4 plates 23 col maps 1 folding additional engraved advertising plate. Half leather titled in gilt to spine. Ferguson 4949. This copy with an additional engraved advertising plate for J. Goodwin Law & Fancy Book Binder Sydney and with a map of the Orient Steam Navigation Company routes with departures from London to Australia on verso loosely inserted at rear. Minor rubbing to spine some tanning and foxing. Bookplate of Peter Shand Kydd inside front cover. Signature of P.L. Simmonds and blindstamp of Simmonds & Co Agents Barge Yard London on title page. A very nice complete copy. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good. 8vo. W. & F. Ford Hardcover
190327306Adelaide: W.K. Thomas & Co 1903. First edition. Pamphlet. Good overall. A printed pamphlet unrecorded by Trove committing to print the paper read by J. Griffiths before the Cambrian Society in Adelaide on Saturday 29 August 1903. It recounts Welsh history to 1485. It appeared as an article in The Evening Journal of the Adelaide South Australian newspaper on that date on page 5. <br /> <br /> 12mo 12pp staplebound cream paper covers with black title covers dusty foxing throughout still very readable. W.K. Thomas & Co unknown
1977032145London: Cambridge University Press 1977. xxiii 563pp index vocabulary diagrams. Or blue cloth in jacket. Minor edge wear to jacket with several very short edge tears and associated creases. Extensive and technical study of the Yidijn language a dying language of North Queensland aboriginal people near Cairns and the Atherton Tableland. . First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. Large 8vo. Cambridge University Press Hardcover
105589Two of the photographs are approximately 100 × 150 mm the other two are approximately 70 × 75 mm. All four have been removed from an old album leaf and remounted on acid-free card; each one has a small number pencilled unobtrusively in the sky in the top right-hand corner. One photograph in each size depicts Higgins at his pastoral property at Currency Creek with the homestead 'Higginsbrook' figuring prominently in the smaller one. In the other two photographs Higgins is shown standing on rocks at the coast at Middleton the site was identified on the verso in pencil. The photographer is unidentified; the images are undated but we suggest the 1860s. Irish-born Thomas Walker Higgins 1810-1899 emigrated to South Australia in September 1839. The following year he and his wife and their only child 'journeyed to the South Coast where good land was plenty. They took up a run near Currency Creek and on Section 2147 in the hundred of Goolwa they built their home naming it "Higginsbrook" after his family's ancestral home back in Ireland. It was built on a side of a hill giving a scenic view over the valley towards the sea. In 1849 Thomas Higgins purchased what is now known as Middleton. In 1854 he had the land surveyed and made plans for the township of Middleton naming after his connection with Ireland' genealogical information sourced with many thanks from the Higgins family genealogy page on RootsWeb. 4 items. unknown
