152 x 207 mm. A view of the Post Office from a building on the other side of George Street. The area at the left of the print, on which there are still buildings, was later to become Martin Place.

148 x 193 mm. Situated at the junction of Bourke Street and Elizabeth Street, the photograph shows the ornate building with its large clock-tower. The main part of the building was constructed between 1859-1867, the part third storey and the clock-tower being added later and completed in 1889. The building was designed by A.E. Johnson.

260 x 200 mm. A view of the Post Office building from Victoria Square. The Post Office was begun in 1867, Prince Alfred laying the foundation stone during his tour of Australia, and completed in 1872. The tower behind the Post Office belongs to the Town Hall, built in 1866. Both buildings were designed by the Architectural partnership of E.W. Wright and E.J. Woods.

Photograph of an artist's impression of the building.

350 x 274 mm. A photograph of a drawing, from a semi-aerial viewpoint, of the Post Office.

Unidentified view, looking across at the mainland and out to sea.

Unidentified view, looking across at the mainland and out to sea. A jetty is visible on the right.

350 x 274 mm. A view looking down on the Snowy River, with scrubland and low hills on the banks. A wooden road-bridge across the river can be seen in the middle distance.

Landscape format. Cox's Hill in the distance. [Cattle grazing in bush in the foreground and house in the middle distance. Cox's Hill lost in mist/fading].

160 x 120 mm.

Collection of professional photographs, each 90 x 70 mm, published for the Yass Newsagency by the Valentine Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., Sydney and Melbourne. Yass is 43 miles north of Canberra. Its population in 1947 was 3254.

350 x 250 mm. No print. 'Governor of Tonga Tabu or Friendly Islands and father of the present King of Tonga of purest Tongan race. Thomas Victor Roberts, Auditor General, Nukualofa, Tonga, would like to purchase this painting. Offers ten pounds and in case a higher price is fixed, begs for option of purchase at the higher price.'

Contains Kodachromes, processed in England March 1963, arranged by processing number. The village mentioned on slides 21-31 appears to be Sabadrau, but this has not been found on any map of Fiji and has been represented by 'S' in most of the captions.

137 x 188 mm. A view from a hillside with a man and a woman in the foreground, looking down towards the Sound on which a steam ship can be seen.

194 x 136 mm. A view looking along a small river, with trees and ferns hanging into the water on either side.

187 x 136 mm. A view looking across the Sound towards a waterfall, wooded hills and mountains on the far side.

350 x 274 mm. A view looking north along George Street, with a tram in the foreground, and St. Andrew's Cathedral and the Town Hall on the other side of the road. Beyond the Town Hall can be seen the domes of the Queen Victoria Markets, designed in 1893 by George McRae.

350 x 274 mm. A view from above looking north along George Street, with St. Andrew's Cathedral and the Town Hall on the skyline.

288 x 204 mm. View looking south along George Street, with Christ Church St Laurence visible in the right background. The photograph appears to have been taken from the junction of George Street with Hay Street.

[Five storey buildings on either side of street. Tram lines down centre of road. Horses and carriages. Pedestrians - women in long skirts and hats].

195 x 126 mm. A view looking along George Street, which is extremely busy with coaches, carriages and pedestrians. The oldest street in Sydney, George Street originated as a track through the bush made by work parties in 1788.