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London Bridge, The City of London (detail of engravings, Victoria and Albert Museum, 528x448mm);
The Australian presents a folio of historic maps of Australia (The Australian, State Library of NSW, 540x440mm);
print of Tom Roberts 'Opening of parliament, 1901' (705x420mm);
'Australian Gold Diggings, c. 1855' from the painting attributed to Edwin Stocqueler;
'Vue du Phare du Port Jackson' reproduced from hand-coloured lithograph;
'A complete map of the southern continent' by Emanuel Bowen (National Library of Australia, 570x462mm);
'Sydney looking south from Flagstaff Hill' print of watercolour by Major James Taylor;
'Sydney Cove 1794' print of oil painting by T. Watling;
'Circular Quay' print of watercolour by Halsted, 'Fort Macquarie from Pinchgut';
print of watercolour by F. Garling (State Library of NSW, 532x432mm);
5 engraved panoramas of London (Greater London Council, 830x350mm);
'The big picture' Tom Roberts colour print;
'The city of Sydney' from a chromolithograph by M.S. Hill 1888 (National Library of Australia);
'A new plan of the settlements in New South Wales' (colour reproduction, 355x280mm);
'Frigate and cutter' by T. Butterworth - From the Science Museum Collection (colour reproduction, 490x350mm);
'Vue du phare du Port Jackson (Nouvelle Galles du Sud)' - Louis de Sainson, reproduced from a hand-coloured lithograph in the National Library of Australia (520x410mm);
'Adoration des Mages' sculpture by Gislebertus, Cathedral d'Autun, France (photograph, 500x400mm);
'Captain James Cook' by Nathaniel Dance. Reproduction of painting in the National Maritime Museum. (740x480mm);
'Portrait of the writer Erasmus in Rotterdam, 1523' Hans Holbein. Reproduction of painting in the Kunstmuseum, Basel. (730x575mm).

1958. [Reproductions of Sydney]
1959. [Reproductions of Tasmania]
1960. [Reproductions of Brisbane]
1961. [Reproductions of Adelaide]
1962. [Reproductions of Perth]
1963. [Reproductions of the Australian territories]
1964. Seven naval artists ...
1965. Early Australia as seen by convict artists
1966. Early social life in Australia
1967. Early transport in Australia
1968. Early primary industry in Australia
1969. Sports and pastimes of the pioneers
1970. Early Australian exploration
1971. Early mining in Australia
1972. Early commerce in Australia
      1973-1974. Provincial towns in early Australia. Parts 1, 2
      1975-1976. Suburban scenes in early Australia. Parts 1, 2
      1977-1978. Maritime life in early Australia. Parts 1, 2
      1979-1980. Early Australian homes and homesteads. Parts 1, 2
1973. Early Australian shipwrecks
1974. Early Australian gardens.
1975. Nineteenth century Australia
1976. Birds of Australian gardens
1977. Nineteenth century Australia. Part 2
1978. Early Australian landscapes
1979. Australia - the island continent
1980. Celebrations : Australia Bicentennial 1788-1988
1981. Habitants, visitors and settlers
1982. Women and society in early Australia
1983. Australians at work 1835-1930
1984. Australian cities in progress
1985. The seasons in Australia
1986. Domestic life in Australia 1840-1920
1987. Australian produce and producers
1988. Australian mining and mining communities. Part 2

Notes from presentation on Hammond given at Mowll Village by Stuart Braga, June 2026
Photocopies of entries on Hammond in the ADEB and ADB
Hammond, R.B.S ‘Carry on’ (1944)
‘Hammond’s Hotels’ promotional brochure, 8 pages
Sydney Diocesan Magazine, p. 14, January 1, 1941
Address given by the Archbishop of Sydney at the funeral service of RBS Hammond, 14th May 1946
Obituary, Australian Church Record, 23rd May 1946, p. 7.
GRIT, June 10, 1946
‘The story of Hammondville’, 1941
‘The story of Hammondville, 1932-1935’
‘The Hammondville homes for senior citizens: an historical survey’, Achievement, Vol. 1, No. 1 (1985)
‘Hammondville’, Liverpool Regional Museum, 7 April-27 May 2000.
‘City publican signs off from much-celebrated war of words’, Sydney Morning Herald, 13 Oct 1997, p. 3
‘Column 8’ – mentions of St Barnabas’ Church, Broadway, and the “signage war” with opposite pub, 1990.

Notes taken by Stuart Braga, from a talk given by Margaret Lamb for the Evangelical History Association, 17th September 1993.

Manufactured by Pickering and Inglis (London, Glasgow, Edinburgh). Assorted Bible verses, each printed on a small piece of paper and rolled in order to stand upright inside the box. Metal tweezers included to retrieve a rolled verse. Verses were selected at random, and the verse was supposed to be applicable to the reader's personal life. A version of popular Biblical divination common in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Rubbings taken in the 1970s from churches in England.
Archbishop Robert de Waldby 1398
Sir John Harpeden 1348
Edward and Elyne Cerne 1393
Sir John d’Abernon, ca. 1277
Sir John Cobham 1300
Robert Cary 1540
William Heron 1562
Carewe brasses, Haccombe
Nicholas Carewe 1469
Thomas Carewe 1586
Maria Carewe 1585
Thomas Carewe 1656
Margaret Cheyne 1419
Henry Frekyleton 1508
Gabriel Sylvester 1512
John Wyche 1445
Robert & Anne Serche 1501

Manuscript of 'St James', Turramurra' by Stuart Braga, published in 1978. Photocopy of review by Ken Cable in the Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society, June 1978. Extract from 'The Messenger', St James' Turramurra parish magazine, August 1978. Index cards listing sources used.

Circular letter to parish councils, 4th August 1932.
Circular letter to churchwardens, 29th June 1933.
Notice of Annual General Meeting, 30th June 1933.

Letter from the Bishop, the Right Reverend G.F.B. Morris, MA - 1959
"Crockford Apologises" Church News - 1967
Why two churches? The story of the Church of England in S.A.
Bennet, Norman. In search of the truth: A history of the Church of England in South Africa