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Contains the album of Bertha Fanning, Betty Neville's mother. The label reads: "Concert reviews, Programs, gossip, etc from 1895-1905 including her London tour and her mysterious return to Sydney..." Includes programs, handbills, press notices, reviews, notes, correspondence and confirmations. Also includes an envelope labelled "fragments from a notebook by Berthe McKnight (nee Fanning) recalling her childhood in Newcastle in the 1870s written for her children".

Used during United States travels, circa 1972.

Includes "The Sex Collective", a guide to staging a sex party or orgy.

Contains two copies.

Contains comprehensive press cuttings, photographs and ephemera, as well as correspondence between Richard Neville and Andrew Fisher and material for and from a recent London celebration of Fisher's life.

Contains papers, written statements, and legal transcript. Originally from the National Archives.

Contains papers, written statements, and legal transcript. Originally from the National Archives.

Typescript by Harding with annotations.

Typed recipe sheets.

Manuscript copy of a letter from General Henry Atkinson to John C. Calhoun, regarding William Ashley and Andrew Henry.

Autograph letter, signed by General Henry Atkinson, to General Winfield Scott, introducing Benjamin O'Fallon.

Contains facsimile copies of Tharunka, as well as copies of "the arty wild oat", volumes 1 and 2 (1962). It also contains the first issue of "Nimbin Good Times", which was produced as a guide to the forthcoming 1973 Aquarius Festival. The subsequent "Nimbin Good Times" issue is also included, volume 1, No. 1 (27 March 1973).

Case is broken.

Case is split along spine.

Contains various correspondence, including letters pertaining to James Mark Baldwin's dictionary and a dispute with Franklin H. Gibbings.

Autograph letter, signed by Thomas Hart Benton, to Benjamin O'Fallon, regarding the Indian Bill and machinations of Senator David Barton against O'Fallon and his uncle William Clark.