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MS 4951, MS Acc22.180

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Collection Summary

Creator
Clune, Frank
Title
Papers of Frank Clune
Date Range
1915 - 2020
Collection Number
MS 4951, MS Acc22.180
Extent
38.85 metres (155 ms boxes + 86 archives boxes + 2 folio packets + 1 piece)
Language of Materials
English
Repository
Special Collections (Manuscripts)

Introduction

Scope and Contents

Taken as a whole, the collection comprises typescripts of books, correspondence, photographs and material gathered during Clune's research. For the purpose of his research, Clune kept diaries of his journeys and collected published Australiana. A number of the printed items in the collection are ephemeral or rare.

The correspondence includes letters from a wide range of people in many fields of activity, among them Cardinal Norman Gilroy, P.R Stephensen, Robert Close, Sir John Barry, Geoffrey Dutton and Noel Coward. The correspondence occurs throughout the collection, scattered amongst research files as well as concentrated in special files such as the P.R. Stephensen correspondence. Letters in subject files show queries made by Frank Clune and the replies received; also letters from readers of his books and listeners to his radio broadcasts. In the pursuit of material for his books, Clune corresponded with historians, librarians and archivists, government officials, families with well-known ancestors and friends interested in Clune's works.

There are thousands of photographs, scattered through the research files as well as concentrated in an alphabetical sequence. Many of the images have been copies from published sources, but there are a good many original images taken by Clune on his travels.

There are objects, including some of Frank Clune's medals (donated by Tony Clune in 1985) and Ben Hall's revolver revolver (see description following Box 92).

MS Acc22.180 comprises photocopies of correspondence, newspaper clippings, black and white, and colour photographs, family history, and painted portraits and artwork (including portraits by William Dobell of Frank Clune and Thelma Clune, and portrait by William Dargie of Western Arrernte artist Albert Namatjira) are included. Correspondence relating to Frank Clune's publications, a copy of the letter Frank Clune wrote from Egypt as a soldier to his mother on the 20th of August 1915, and copies of certificates of his birth, marriage, and death are also included.

Conditions Governing Access

Access conditions may apply to this collection, please refer to the collection's catalogue record for the access conditions (http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn2631836).

Conditions Governing Use

Conditions for copying and publishing of this collection may apply, please refer to the collection's catalogue record for further information (http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn2631836). Copying and publishing of unpublished manuscript material is subject to copyright restrictions. For such material, written permission to publish must be obtained from the copyright holder(s). Copying of unpublished material for research purposes is permissible 50 years after the death of the creator of the material.

Preferred Citation

Items from this collection should be cited as '[Title or description of manuscript item], Papers of Frank Clune, National Library of Australia, MS 4951, [class, box number, series and/or file/item number(s)]'.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

In the course of a long association with Frank Clune beginning in 1951, the Library acquired some manuscripts and diaries from time to time. These are shelved at MS 407, 457, 463, 501 and 724. The first major instalment of Clune's papers (MS 4951) was purchased after his death from his son, Terry. The other son, Tony, added books and other items between 1983 and 1996. Amongst these donations was Ben Hall's revolver, acquired in 1985. See information on the revolver following Box 92.

The second major component of the Clune Papers was purchased by the Library from the University of New South Wales in 1992, when the University rationalised its holdings of unpublished material. Clune's 'library' had been purchased by the University, which retained the published component (see 'Other holdings' below).

A typescript of Clune's book All roads lead to Rome may be found in some papers collected by Hazel de Berg (MS 888).

Lantern slides (donated in 1989 and held in Cabinet 14). Also in the Pictorial Collection is a Company Common Seal machine used by Clune Accounting Systems Ltd.

Recordings of Frank and Thelma Clune talking with Hazel de Berg are held in the Oral History Collection at DeB 66 and DeB 1017-1018 respectively. Frank Clune's influence helped to establish the National Library's Oral History Project. He encouraged de Berg to offer her recordings to the Library, which she did. From this foundation, the concept expanded to encompass the various types of oral history interviews which characterise the present Oral History Collection.

The Mitchell Library (State Library of New South Wales) holds some of Clune's drafts, research notes, articles, correspondence and diaries.

While the library belonging to Frank Clune was acquired by the University of New South Wales, his son, Tony, donated to the National Library in 1983 association copies of a number of his father's books. These consist of first editions signed by his father, together with a further group of volumes not signed. These are kept together in the printed stacks with the prefix CLUNE, with the exception of several volumes which contain pasted-in letters and clippings. The latter are held at MS 4951. Most of the titles are duplicated in the main deposit collection.

Arrangement

The research or subject files make up the bulk of the collection. Clune was methodical and kept his research material together with drafts of the resulting works in titled binders and files, mostly in alphabetical order. Clune's original binders have been kept alongside the archival folders into which the contents have been placed. The component received in 1975 is not alphabetically arranged, but in processing the instalment received from the University of New South Wales in 1992, staff have attempted to reconstitute the basic alphabetical order that must have once characterised Clune's 'library' of volumes and binders. The files are not in strict alphabetical order; some small files have been placed together in folders to best utilise space. A series arrangement has been imposed on the 1992 instalment. The substantial subject files and photographs have separate alphabetical sequences (Series 1 and 4), supplemented by smaller series such as that comprising letters found by University staff inside Clune's books (Series 3). Small additions received in the 1980s and 1990s have been shelved in no particular order and folders have not been numbered.

For the most part, Clune's own file labels have been used as the basis for the list. For example, 'New Guinea' has been used rather than 'Papua New Guinea'. Clune's spelling and terminology is idiosyncratic; incorrect words or facts have been corrected for the sake of clarity.

An index to the subject files in both major components forms an Appendix.

Because there are two sequences of folder/piece numbers, it is necessary to cite both box and folder number when requesting material.

Bibliography

Autobiographies: Try anything once (1933); Pacific parade (1945); Try nothing twice (1946); Korean diary (1955). Biographies: Chinese Morrison (1941); The Viking of Van Diemen's land: the stormy life of Jorgen Jorgensen (1954); Martin Cash: the last of the Tasmanian bushrangers (1956); Ned Kelly's last stand (1969). History: Wild Colonial boys (1952); Search for the golden fleece: the story of the Peppin merino (1965); The Norfolk Island story (1967); The Scottish Martyrs: their trials and transportation to Botany Bay (1969). Exploration: Dig: a drama of central Australia (1937); Last of the Australian explorers : the story of Donald Mackay (1942); Burke and Wills (1971). Historical novels: Dark outlaw (1945) - about the bushranger Frank Gardiner; Ben Hall the bushranger (1947). Travel: Rolling down the Lachlan (1935); Roaming round the Darling (1936); Prowling through Papua (1942); High-ho to London (1948); Journey to Pitcairn (1966).

Biographical Note

Born in Darlinghurst, Sydney, on 27 November 1893 of Irish descent, Frank Clune was a popular author who produced fifty-nine books, wrote prolifically for magazines such as Smith's weekly and gave regular radio broadcasts. Most were on travel or historical subjects. Explorers, murderers and bushrangers were favourites among these. His first book was the autobiographical Try anything once (1933). Later he published Try nothing twice: the story of two dozen jobs (1946). Through his easy style, Clune introduced to ordinary Australians the legendary figures of their country's past.

Educated in Sydney, Francis Patrick Clune left home at the age of 14 and travelled widely on sea and land within Australia, France, Belgium, the USA and Canada. He claimed to have had twenty-five different jobs by the age of 17. After joining the United States Army in Kansas in 1911, Clune deserted, became a seaman and then enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force in 1915. He was wounded at Gallipoli and invalided home. Pursuing a number of occupations throughout his early life, Clune was at various items a fireman, recruiting sergeant, concert balladist, steward, vaudeville artist and salesman.

In 1916 he married Maud Roy, from whom he was divorced in 1920. His second marriage, in 1923, was to Thelma Smith, who became a noted artist and proprietor of an art gallery. They had two sons, Terrence and Anthony.

Clune settled into an accounting career. His tax consultancy was established in 1924 and Clune Accounting Systems Ltd was registered in 1928. While recuperating from an illness, he wrote an account of his travels, called Try anything once (published 1933). This was the beginning of a writing career which produced over sixty books between 1934 and 1971. His rough-and-ready prose style, combined with historical detail and contemporary political comment, appealed to ordinary Australians in the age before television. Much of his research was supported by a vast library of Australiana, which was later acquired by the library of the University of New South Wales. P.R. Stephensen collaborated with Clune, to the extent of writing many of the books, based on Clune's diaries, correspondence, historical research and other raw material.

Branching out into journalism in the 1930s and 1940s, Clune gave radio talks on the ABC, as well as writing for newspapers and magazines. His regular program on the ABC between 1945 and 1957 was 'Roaming round Australia'.

Clune's writings, with their catchy, alliterative titles, often mixed fact and fiction and took liberties with the evidence. Despite being widely disparaged for his interpretation of history and for his 'slangy' style, he had a strong following. He once explained 'I am not writing for intellectuals but for the great mass of people. I want to tell them of the country they live in'. Indeed, readers such as Thomas Keneally were inspired to explore topics more deeply after early exposure to some of Clune's popular works.

Frank Clune was appointed OBE in 1967. He died in Sydney on 11 March 1971, aged 78. He was survived by his wife and two sons.

References: Australian dictionary of biography, Volume 13; Oxford companion to Australian literature (Melbourne, Oxford University Press, 1994

Item Descriptions

Series. Detailed Inventory of Boxes 1-86

A typical file in this alphabetical sequence includes copies of research material (taken from books, articles and primary sources), press cuttings, notes and letters seeking information from librarians, archivists and descendants of the person Clune was researching. Sometimes there are also drafts of the works he wrote based on his research, but the great bulk of the contents of the subject files is not original.

John Lang - author. Reverend John Dunmore Lang. - cleric, writer, traveller, statesman, 'pioneer of democracy in Australia'. (File 1) - Box 1

Samuel Lyons (File 1) - Box 1

Liverpool and Campbelltown, NSW (File 1) - Box 1

Port Elizabeth and Grahamstown, South Africa (File 2_3) - Box 1

Dias cross (Bartholomew Dias cross, placed on False Island, Alexandria district (Western Australia) to claim Portuguese discovery of the land) (File 2_3) - Box 1

Professor Eric Axelson (File 2_3) - Box 1

Michael Dwyer, ex-convict - book by John Thomas Campion and notes on Irish convicts and pioneers of Australia (File 4_5) - Box 1

Irish pioneers (File 4_5) - Box 1

John Grant, 1793-1866, convict and grazier (File 6_7) - Box 2

Convicted of shooting a solicitor named Townsend who forbade Grant to see his fiancée; Brought attention to the cruelty of the penal system

John Grant (2) (draft of 'Tipperary John Grant from Clonmel to Cox's River' a memoir by Frank Clune, 1965) (File 8) - Box 2

Vaile's Story (Pitcairn Island and history of Samuel Vaile Sons Ltd) (File 9_10) - Box 2

Mercury Tahiti (File 9_10) - Box 2

Admiral Thomas Cochrane [entry from Dictionary of biography] (File 9_10) - Box 2

William Ellis, Polynesian researches (File 9_10) - Box 2

Dr Alexander George Findlay, geographer and hydrographer, Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society - notes on various islands (File 9_10) - Box 2

Bishop Jean Baptiste Francois Pompallier. Early history of the Catholic Church in Oceania (File 9_10) - Box 2

Captain William Cox (File 9_10) - Box 2

Frederick Debell Bennett - Narrative of a whaling voyage 1833-1836 (File 9_10) - Box 2

Aleck, and the mutineers of the Bounty by N.W. Fiske (File 9_10) - Box 2

Friday Christian : or the first-born on Pitcairn Island (File 9_10) - Box 2

Pitcairn Island (File 9_10) - Box 2

Lieut. George Mortimer - notes and observations made during a voyage in the Mercury (File 9_10) - Box 2

Irish exiles; Young Ireland 1848 (File 11) - Box 3

John Mitchel (File 11) - Box 3

Michael Davitt - Irish Land League (File 11) - Box 3

William Smith O'Brien (File 11) - Box 3

Thomas Francis Meagher, later Brig.-Gen. in American Civil War (File 11) - Box 3

Kevin Izod O'Doherty (File 11) - Box 3

Terence Bellew McManus (File 11) - Box 3

P. O'Donahue (File 11) - Box 3

John Martin (File 11) - Box 3

1848 exiles (File 12) - Box 3

John Mitchel, W. Smith O'Brien (File 12) - Box 3

T.F. Meagher, Kevin I. O'Doherty (File 12) - Box 3

Terence Bellew McManus, P. O'Donahue (File 12) - Box 3

Newspaper articles - "Seven rebels" series (File 12) - Box 3

John Mitchel (File 12) - Box 3

Henry Hunt (File 12) - Box 3

John Howells (File 12) - Box 3

Daniel O'Connell : prelude to 1848 (File 13) - Box 3

P. O'Donahue (File 13) - Box 3

Irish Exile, newspaper (File 13) - Box 3

Modern Ireland (File 13) - Box 3

Ayers Rock, NT (File 14) - Box 3

Outback stories and letters -Ayers Rock; River of life; Victor Dumas (File 14) - Box 3

Lasseter's Reef (Morley Cutlack's expedition 1939) (File 14) - Box 3

Lasseter's Reef (Cutlack's expedition 1939 - Cutlack's story) (File 15) - Box 3

Dutch press cuttings (from the Clunes's trip to the Netherlands, March/April 1952) (File 16_17) - Box 3

Cutlack's aerial expedition (diaries, Oct Nov 1939) (File 18) - Box 4

Morley Cutlack journeyed to Ayers Rock.

Dutch press cuttings, March-June 1952 (File 19) - Box 4

New Zealand press cuttings (1969 visit) (File 20) - Box 4

New Zealand travel and historical brochures (File 20) - Box 4

New Zealand travel and tourist brochures (File 21) - Box 4

John Frederick Mortlock's Experiences of a convict, 1965 edition (File 22) - Box 4

James Meehan's diary and transcript (copies) of journey to Goulburn Plains (File 22) - Box 4

John Frederick Mortlock's Experiences of a convict, 1864 edition (photocopy) (File 23) - Box 4

'Haddon Rig' (sheep stud) (File 24) - Box 5

Franc Brereton Sadlier Falkiner (File 24) - Box 5

George Falkiner, owner of 'Haddon Rig' (File 24) - Box 5

Nicholas Devine (Newtown). Chief Superintendent of convicts at Sydney Cove, solicitor (File 25) - Box 5

John Dow, alias Luttrell, Viscount Lascelles (File 25) - Box 5

Governor Sir Ralph Darling. Major-General, Governor of New South Wales 1825-31 (File 25) - Box 5

William Bede Dalley, patriot and statesman (File 25) - Box 5

Deniliquin, NSW (File 26) - Box 5

Photographs for 'In search of the Golden Fleece' (File 27_28) - Box 5

Franc Falkiner (File 27_28) - Box 5

Photographs and maps of Deniliquin (File 27_28) - Box 5

Booklets, map, photographs: Hartley village, Kanimbla Valley; Bowenfels; Megalong (all NSW) (File 29) - Box 5

Major-General Humphrey Hartley (File 30) - Box 5

Lithgow, NSW (File 30) - Box 5

John Grant (File 30) - Box 5

William Howe and the Howe family (File 31) - Box 6

James Glenlee Fitzpatrick (File 31) - Box 6

'Glenlee' - house, via Campbelltown, NSW (File 31) - Box 6

Charles Harpur (File 31) - Box 6

Charles Harpur (File 32) - Box 6

Joseph Hunt (File 33) - Box 6

Hay, NSW (File 34) - Box 6

Riverina, NSW (File 34) - Box 6

'Uardry' (sheep stud, Hay district, NSW) (File 34) - Box 6

William Howe (File 34) - Box 6

James Ruse (File 35) - Box 6

Mary Reiby (File 36) - Box 6

Michael Massey Robinson - poet Richard Rouse (File 37) - Box 6

Articles for Man magazine (File 38_40) - Box 7

Typed short stories, some carbon copies (File 38) - Box 7

More stories and pages taken from Man magazine (File 39_40) - Box 7

Clipperton Island, Pacific Ocean; Captain Patrick Gordon Taylor; John Callander (File 41) - Box 7

Captain James Burney; John Callander; Atoll Research Bulletin (File 42) - Box 7

Henry B. Lasseter; Lasseter's last ride by Ion Idriess (File 43) - Box 7

James Lucas (Vincent Lee Hyndes) (File 44) - Box 8

Correspondence with James Lucas (Vincent Lee Hyndes) (File 45_46) - Box 8

Braille (File 45_46) - Box 8

Berrimah Training Centre, NT (File 45_46) - Box 8

Correspondence with Trans Australian Airlines and John Meeking; Articles for TransAir (File 47_48) - Box 8

Owen Suffolk (prison poet, autobiography) (File 49_50) - Box 9

Material for 'In search of the golden fleece'; Wills Family, 1821-1840; Wills Family 1841-1859 (File 51) - Box 9

Horatio Spencer Wills Uga Tangi island (File 51) - Box 9

Major Henry Coldon Antill; Trans-Air story (File 52) - Box 9

Sunday Telegraph - historical articles (File 53) - Box 9

Ararat, Vic; Faulkiner family, esp. Frank Sadlier Faulkiner (Merino breeders) (File 54) - Box 9

William Skirving. Scottish Martyr, convict, seditionist (File 55) - Box 10

'The wild colonial boys' (Radio serial) and related correspondence, 1953-59 (File 56) - Box 10

Australian Broadcasting Commission - correspondence, 1936-48 (File 57) - Box 10

Material for Try anything once (Clune's autobiography) (File 58_60) - Box 10

Talks in the 'Try anything once' series on ABC radio (File 61_62) - Box 11

Including cuttings, correspondence and photographs, 1933-40 and 1965; Book The old sixteenth, being a record of the 16th battalion A.I.F. during the Great War 1914-1918 by Captain C. Longmore.

Frederick Bailey Deeming (File 63_65) - Box 11

Arnhem Land, NT, 1955 (File 66_67) - Box 12

Reverend Edgar A. Wells. Missionary at Milingimbi Mission, NT (File 66_67) - Box 12

Pamphlets, correspondence, diary transcript, Tales from Arnhem Land by Ann E. Wells (Sydney : Angus and Robertson, 1959) (File 66_67) - Box 12

Rolf Boldrewood (File 68) - Box 12

Recollections of an Australian squatter, or, Leaves from my journal since 1835 by W.A. Brodribb (photocopy) (File 68) - Box 12

Brodribb led the second overlanding party to Melbourne, arriving 1837

George Bass (File 69) - Box 12

Thomas Wills (File 69) - Box 12

Body Family, 'Bundemar' (sheep stud), Warren, NSW. Edmund (File 69) - Box 12

Maxwell Body (File 69) - Box 12

Judge W. Burton (File 70) - Box 12

Henry Beresford Garrett, bank robber and bushranger ('Beresford of Ballarat') (File 70) - Box 12

Harry Maude, Research School of Pacific Studies, ANU (File 71) - Box 12

South Seas (File 71) - Box 12

James Lyle Young (File 71) - Box 12

Bully Hayes, notorious American sea captain and blackbirder. Known as the last of the pirates - notes and photographs (File 71) - Box 12

Capetown visitors (File 72) - Box 12

Guardian, ship, commanded by Lieutenant Riou, bound for Botany Bay in 1789; hit iceberg off the Cape of Good Hope, 1790 (File 72) - Box 12

First Fleet (File 72) - Box 12

Henry Waterhouse. Officer of HMS Sirius, introduced merino (File 72) - Box 12

sheep to Australia (File 72) - Box 12

Second Fleet (File 72) - Box 12

Reliance and Supply, ships sent to Cape of Good Hope to stock colony with livestock (File 72) - Box 12

South Africa - maps, guides, pamphlets (File 73) - Box 12

Thomas Cavendish, pirate, second English circumnavigator of world (File 73) - Box 12

The voyage of Pedro Alvares Cabral to Brazil and India (Works issued by The Hakluyt Society) (photocopy) (File 73) - Box 12

Matthew Brady (Tasmanian bushranger) (File 74_76) - Box 13

Alexander Pierce, convict, cannibal of Macquarie Harbour (File 74_76) - Box 13

The life and times of Sir Richard Dry, eminent Tasmanian statesman by A.D. Baker (Hobart : Oldham, Beddome Meredith, 1951) (File 74_76) - Box 13

Maurice Margarot (File 77_78) - Box 13

Scottish Martyrs (File 77_78) - Box 13

Joseph Wall - Lieutenant-Governor of Senegal. Executed for murder. (File 77_78) - Box 13

Father Maynard Geiger. History of California Mission Santa Barbara (File 79_80) - Box 14

The life and times of Fray Junipero Serra, O.F.M., or, The man who never turned back (1713-1784) Vol. 2. (Washington, D.C. : Academy of American Franciscan History, 1959) (File 79_80) - Box 14

Pedro Fages, Governor of missions in Southern California (File 79_80) - Box 14

Rev. Fr. Fermin Francisco de Lasuen. Missionary, founder of Santa Barbara Mission in South California (File 79_80) - Box 14

Captain William Cox. Surveyed and explored Blue Mountains (File 81) - Box 14

William R. Govett (Assistant Surveyor for N.S.W.) - Govett's Leap, Blue Mountains (File 81) - Box 14

Carcoar, NSW, 1935. West of Blue Mountains on Belubula River (File 81) - Box 14

Arthur Ranken. Ranken and James Sloan were the first white settlers around North Logan area of Lachlan River (File 81) - Box 14

Canowindra, NSW (File 81) - Box 14

Colletts family (File 81) - Box 14

Cowra NSW (including Japanese POW breakout newspaper cuttings) (File 81) - Box 14

Benjamin Gower Hardy, private killed by Japanese at Cowra Internment Camp, 1944 (File 81) - Box 14

Ralph Jones, private killed by Japanese escapees at POW camp (File 81) - Box 14

George Crossley (File 82) - Box 14

Lieut.-Colonel George Johnston - some details of his trial (File 82) - Box 14

T.S. Amos (File 82) - Box 14

Nicholas Devine, Chief Superintendent of convicts at Sydney Cove (File 82) - Box 14

Frank Hann (chiefly diary entries) (File 83_84) - Box 14

Californian Missions: San Carlos de Borrromeo in Carmel, Monterey Peninsula; Mission Dolores; Mission San Francisco de Asis ; Mission San Gabriel, LA; Santa Clara. (File 85) - Box 15

Francis of Assisi : a portrait by E.M. Almedingen (London : Bodley Head, 1967) (File 85) - Box 15

Reform Bill, UK, 1832. Information about the government of England before and after the Reform Bill (File 86) - Box 15

English historical documents, 1783-1832. Edited by A. Aspinall and E. Anthony Smith (File 86) - Box 15

Henry Brougham, Later Lord Chancellor of England in government formed by Lord Grey on request of William IV (File 86) - Box 15

Sir Samuel Romilly. Notes from 'Memoirs of the life of Sir Samuel Romilly' (File 86) - Box 15

Reform - rotten boroughs (File 87) - Box 15

Thomas Muir (File 87) - Box 15

Joseph Priestley, Dissenting clergyman, chemist, author, lecturer (File 87) - Box 15

Samuel Whitbread, 1758-1815, Politician (File 87) - Box 15

William IV. Involved with Reform Bill (File 87) - Box 15

Reform, UK (File 88) - Box 15

William Goodwin, senior, 1756-1836, Author of Political justice (File 88) - Box 15

Henry Thomas Cockburn, Lord Cockburn (File 88) - Box 15

Ebenezer Elliott, 1781-1849, English poet, best known for 'The Corn Law Rhymes' (File 88) - Box 15

Lord John Russell. Statesman, Parliamentary reformer (File 88) - Box 15

Arthur Coningham vs Denis Francis O'Hara (File 89) - Box 15

Correspondence on 'The land scandals' (File 89) - Box 15

The secret history of the Coningham case by 'Zero' (Sydney : Finn Brothers, 1901) (File 89) - Box 15

Photographs (File 89) - Box 15

Thomas Cooke, author of The exile's lamentations. (File 90_91) - Box 16

Convicted of writing threatening letters, forgery, sent to Norfolk Island; copies of original documents and transcripts.

Three lectures on Sydney given by Clune on behalf of Mainline Tourist Promotions, February 1970 (File 92) - Box 16

Serenade to Sydney : some historical landmarks / Frank Clune (Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1967) (File 92) - Box 16

Sydney photographs (prints and negatives) (File 93_94) - Box 16

Queen Anne. Last of the Stuarts to be crowned; succeeded by George I (File 95) - Box 17

The Stuarts : a study in English kingship / J.P. Kenyon (London : Batsford, 1958) (File 95) - Box 17

Dr. Henry Sacheverall (File 95) - Box 17

William Cobbett (File 96) - Box 17

Rural rides / William Cobbett ; edited with notes and an introduction by E.W. Martin (London : Macdonald, 1958)

Boral Refinery, Botany Bay, NSW (File 97_98) - Box 17

Sydney Harbour by P.R. Stephensen (Adelaide, Rigby, 1966) (File 99_100) - Box 17

Drafts of chapters 14-22, which completed P.R. Stephensen's book after his death

Walsh-Pitman Murders (Joseph Walsh and Alex Pitman, policemen). William Coulter and Philip Treffene were convicted of their murder in 1926 (File 101) - Box 18

Diamond Jack (Jack Palmer), beachcomber living at Broome (File 101) - Box 18

John 'Rocky' Whelan, convicted and executed of killing at least 12 men in five weeks, 1855 (File 101) - Box 18

Modesto Varischetti, Italian miner trapped in 'Westralia' mine by Floodwaters (File 101) - Box 18

Rescued by deep sea diver named Hughes.

Gold-stealing (File 101) - Box 18

Wide World articles (File 101) - Box 18

Dutch diamonds, stolen from plane shot down by Japanese near Broome in 1942 (File 101) - Box 18

Truth: Land scandals. Patrick William Crick, solicitor, politician, Minister for the Crown, race-horse owner, punter Involved in court case about land scandals at turn of twentieth century (File 102_103) - Box 18

John Knatchbull; Murderer (File 104_105) - Box 18

Robert Lowe, Viscount Sherbrooke, retained for the defence in the Knatchbull Trial, 1844 (File 104_105) - Box 18

John Anderson. Commandant of Norfolk Island Prison (File 104_105) - Box 18

Alex Lockaye, aka William Edwards, Loo Kay or Loo Kaye, convicted at Gloucester in 1819 (File 106_107) - Box 18

Captain John Piper (File 108) - Box 19

Commandant of Norfolk Island, later one of the wealthiest landowners, bankers and sportsmen of Australia.

Mary Ann Piper (nee Sheares) (File 108) - Box 19

Wife of John Piper and Queen of Sydney Society.

Captain John Palmer, Edward Riley Family, Mrs Ann Riley (File 108) - Box 19

Palmer was purser on the Sirius, last surviving member of the First Fleet.

Edward and Anne Riley (File 108) - Box 19

Edward Riley was a merchant who committed suicide in 1825

Police, NSW (File 109) - Box 19

Photographs - historic buildings of Sydney (File 110_112) - Box 19

Scallywags of Sydney Cove (File 110_112) - Box 19

Albert Namatjira photographs (File 113_114) - Box 19

James Hardy Vaux, pickpocket and swindler, early 19th Century (File 115_116) - Box 20

Victoria River Downs (File 115_116) - Box 20

East London (File 117) - Box 20

Johannesburg, South Africa (File 117) - Box 20

Schoongezicht, farm in Simonsberg Valley, South Africa (File 117) - Box 20

Mossel Bay, South Africa (File 117) - Box 20

Bathurst, NSW (File 118_119) - Box 20

Bathurst Rebellion, 1829 (File 118_119) - Box 20

Evans journal (Assistant Surveyor, 1813-1814) (File 118_119) - Box 20

Godfrey Charles Mundy, author of Pen and pencil sketches in India (File 118_119) - Box 20

Governor Sir Ralph Darling (File 118_119) - Box 20

George Barrington, also known as George Waldron. 'Convict, informer, author and wild Irishman' (File 118_119) - Box 20

John Oxley, Surveyor-General of NSW and lieutenant in the Royal Navy (File 118_119) - Box 20

Major Francis Grose. Formed the NSW Corps, governed Sydney for two years after Phillip (File 118_119) - Box 20

South Africa (File 120) - Box 20

Admiral John Byron (File 120) - Box 20

Thomas Baines (File 120) - Box 20

Bloemfontein, judicial capital of South Africa, Capital of the Orange Free State (File 120) - Box 20

Pretorius Park, South Africa (File 120) - Box 20

Simeon Lord, convict who became 'merchant prince' and pioneer of Australian industry (File 121) - Box 21

Henry Kable, convict on First Fleet (File 121) - Box 21

Carried Governor Phillip on his shoulders from boat to dry land, making Kable the first white man to step ashore at Sydney Cove

James Underwood. Convict, later merchant in early Sydney (File 121) - Box 21

John Black, Capt. Went down with the Fly on her voyage from Calcutta to Sydney, 1802 (File 121) - Box 21

John Henry Black, adopted son of Simeon Lord, cashier at Bank of NSW (File 121) - Box 21

Edward Simeon Black, son of John Henry Black, who was the adopted son of Simeon Lord (File 121) - Box 21

Rebecca Oakes, aka Frances Small (File 121) - Box 21

First white girl- second white child - born in colony. Later married Frank Oakes, missionary, settled in Australia. Father was John Small.

John Small, convict known as 'The Sergeant'. Selected on arrival in Australia as personal attendant to Governor Phillip (File 121) - Box 21

Eliza Morry (File 121) - Box 21

Roy de Mestre (File 121) - Box 21

Great-grandson of Edward, Duke of Kent (Queen Victoria's father) and Julie de Mestre, widow of the Baron de Fortisson, Jean Charles de Mestre

John Grant ; Grenfell, NSW (File 122) - Box 21

Gorgon, ship - voyage around the world, commanded by Captain John Parker, commander of Gorgon, and wife Ann Pietermaritzburg, South Africa (File 123) - Box 21

Pretoria, South Africa (File 124) - Box 21

Paul Kruger, 1825-1904, State President of South Africa (File 124) - Box 21

Kimberley, South Africa (File 124) - Box 21

Ladysmith and Escourt (File 124) - Box 21

South African Wars, Zulu-British Wars (File 125_126) - Box 21

Rorke's Drift, where 80 Britishers staved off an attack by 10,000 Zulus (File 125_12) - Box 21

Natal and Zululand - historic monuments and battlefields (File 125_126) - Box 21

Martin Cash, Australia's 'gentleman bushranger' (File 127_8) - Box 22

William Westwood, alias Jacky Jacky. Bushranger (File 127_8) - Box 22

Patrick (Paddy) Curran, associate of William Westwood, 1840 (File 127_8) - Box 22

Jorgen Jorgensen, member of crew on brig Harbinger on second voyage through Bass Strait. Author of A shred of autobiography (File 127_8) - Box 22

Monterey, California, as seen by Malaspina and Bustamante (File 129) - Box 22

Alejandro Malaspina (Captain of the Astrea) and José Bustamante. (File 130) - Box 22

Conceived idea of large scale scientific exploratory enterprise around the world

Sir Francis Drake (File 130) - Box 22

Alvaro Mendana, early discoverer of Solomon Islands (File 130) - Box 22

Captain Philip Carteret (HMS Swallow), 1767 (File 131) - Box 22

Poem by Lord Byron, 'The Island, or Christian and his comrades' (File 131) - Box 22

Transfer of Pitcairn Islanders to Tahiti, 1831; list of people (File 131) - Box 22

Joshua Hill's letter to the Earl of Ripon 28 December 1832 (File 131) - Box 22

Sir William Denison - visit to Norfolk Island, 1857 (File 131) - Box 22

Lieut. J. Shillibeer, 1814 (File 132) - Box 22

Extract from A narrative of the Briton's voyage to Pitcairn Island

Jenny's story, 1819 (File 132) - Box 22

Jenny Martin was wife of Isaac Martin, one of the Bounty mutineers

Thomas Raine. Captain of the Surry which visited Pitcairn in 1821 (File 132) - Box 22

Surry, ship (File 132) - Box 22

Transfer to Tahiti, 1831 (File 132) - Box 22

Joshua Hill, 1832 (File 132) - Box 22

HMS Challenger, 1833. Extracts from log or diary, 30 May 1833 (File 132) - Box 22

Australian Comforts Fund, 1941 (File 133) - Box 23

Sir Henry Kelliher - correspondence, 1959-69 (File 134_135) - Box 23

Rigby Ltd, Adelaide (File 136) - Box 23

Japan: Clune's visits to Japan to gather material for book (File 137) - Box 23

Taronga Park and Edward J. Hallstrom (File 138) - Box 23

Staniforth Ricketson. Great grandson of Amy Staniforth. Amy Staniforth. Poet, wrote Australia and other poems. (File 138) - Box 23

'Barratta' Station, NSW. Merino stud originally owned by Ben Boyd, who founded Boydtown at Twofold Bay (File 138) - Box 23

Neptune Newcombe Blood, captain in Australian New Guinea Administration Unit, the wartime control in New Guinea (File 138) - Box 23

Jonathan Binns Were. First Justice of the Peace, Port Phillip district, first Member returned for Brighton to the Victorian Legislative Assembly. Chairman of first stock exchange established Melbourne 1859 (File 138) - Box 23

Sydney Harbour: Manly, Pittwater, Richard Cheers, James Jenkins (File 139) - Box 24

Sydney Harbour: Kirribilli, Admiralty House, Kirribilli House, Royal Yacht Squadron, Anniversary Regatta (File 140) - Box 24

Sydney Harbour: Archibald Mosman, Mosman Municipality, Cremorne, James Robertson, Neutral Bay, Manly, notes on the history of Milson's Point and James Milson (File 141) - Box 24

ABC Weekly: 'Hello Australia - weekly radio talks (File 142) - Box 24

Peter Scurry - broadcasting station, correspondence (File 142) - Box 24

Dave Worrall - broadcasting station, correspondence, 1940 (File 142) - Box 24

Warburton Franki (Melb.) Ltd - correspondence on radio broadcasts (File 143) - Box 24

Ian Bertram Montgomery, Director of Warburton Franki, 1946-57 (File 143) - Box 24

Windsor and Wiseman's Ferry, NSW (File 144) - Box 24

Captain J. Wallis. Commander of early settlement at Newcastle (File 144) - Box 24

John (Rocky) Whelan (File 144) - Box 24

Webster's journal - 'Cruise of The Wanderer'. John Webster sailed with Ben Boyd. Discovered the Edward River, NSW (File 145) - Box 24

Benjamin Boyd - sailed on The Wanderer (File 145) - Box 24

Edward River. Crossed and named by John Webster, ca. 1840 (File 145) - Box 24

Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellowships; Immigration, non-European entry to Australia, White Australia Policy (File 146) - Box 25

John Gartner, printer Hawthorn Press - correspondence, 1945-59 (File 147) - Box 25

'Dig', 'Kelly Hunters', 'The Kelly Gang' etc. (films) (File 148) - Box 25

Anthony Quayle. A.D. Peters, literary agent, London - correspondence, 1956-57

Sir John Barry, Justice of Supreme Court - correspondence, 1965-69 (File 149) - Box 25

T.G.H. Strehlow (File 150) - Box 25

Cardinal Norman Gilroy (File 150) - Box 25

Una and Doug Boerner (File 150) - Box 25

R.F. Comber, supervising surveyor, Northern Territory Administration (File 150) - Box 25

Letter from Clune to Noel Coward, thanking him for interview (File 150) - Box 25

Date range of folder, 1939-70 (File 150) - Box 25

Narrative of William Noah in the Hillsborough, 1798-99 (File 151_2) - Box 25

Typescript. Convict ship, later used as floating prison ship. Noah's death sentence for burglary was commuted to transportation.

Research material on Noah and Newgate Hulks (File 151_2) - Box 25

Tasmanian Tour and Diary, 1946 (File 153_154) - Box 26

Sir John Franklin, Governor of Tasmania. Later commanded an expedition to seek the North West Passage. Died in the Arctic. (File 153_154) - Box 26

Smiths Weekly: 'Riparian Roamings' (File 155) - Box 26

Snowy Mountains trip, 1958, via Canberra; Cooma, Alpine Way, NSW; Corryong, Omeo etc. (File 156_157) - Box 26

Ampol: Brisbane to Cairns, Qld (File 158) - Box 26

P.R. Stephensen - correspondence, 1953-63 (File 159) - Box 27

P.R. Stephensen - correspondence, 1942-43 (File 160_161) - Box 27

P.R. Stephensen - correspondence, 1944 (File 162_163) - Box 27

Eliza Forlonge and Janet Templeton (pastoral pioneers) (File 164_166) - Box 28

Mrs Forlonge, with her mother Janet Templeton, imported the first fine wool sheep to Victoria.

'In search of the Golden Fleece', by Frank Clune (File 164_166) - Box 28

Faithfull Murders (File 164_166) - Box 28

Matthew Flinders (File 167) - Box 28

ABC Short Stories (File 168) - Box 28

Correspondence from the ABC concerning talks by Clune on Radio 2BL. Story by Clune in Short story magazine, On. 43, 1948

ABC Short Stories (continued) (File 169) - Box 29

Africa Maps (File 170) - Box 29

Correspondence, 1970-71, with Tom Lewis, M.L.A. about John and James Lewis (File 171) - Box 29

James W. Lewis. Government surveyor, second-in-command of Colonel Warburton's expedition of 1873; died 1881 (File 172) - Box 29

Warburton' journey, Alice Springs to Roebourne, WA (File 172) - Box 29

Lake Eyre journey, 1874-75 (File 172) - Box 29

Rugby School - the legend of rugby football (File 173) - Box 29

Cullinlaringo Murders (File 174) - Box 29

Wills Family, Rockhampton, Qld (File 174) - Box 29

Frank Rees George Expedition, 1904-1906 (File 175) - Box 29

Larry Wells (File 175) - Box 29

London and Africa ('High ho to London' diary, 1947) (File 176_177) - Box 30

Scottish Martyrs: Rev. T.F. Palmer (File 178_179) - Box 30

John Boston, Scottish Martyr. Brewed Australia's first beer; came to Australia as settler with wife and three children, 1794 (File 178_179) - Box 30

John Harris (File 178_179) - Box 30

James Larra, early Jewish convict. Owned Larra's Inn at Parramatta (File 178_179) - Box 30

E.L. Plumier (File 178_179) - Box 30

James Wilson, journal of voyage of Captain Wilson when he was engaged in the wars of the East Indies, 1796-1800 (File 178_179) - Box 30

Reverend T.F. Palmer (File 180_181) - Box 30

Mangareva, Polynesia. Mangareva was written by R.I. Eskridge and published in 1931 (File 182) - Box 31

Honore Laval (File 182) - Box 31

Sir Patrick Gordon Taylor (File 182) - Box 31

Pitcairn Island (File 182) - Box 31

Captain Amasa Delano, b.1763 (File 183) - Box 31

Josiah Knowles. Captain of the Wild Wave, 1858, and one of San Francisco's greatest seafarers (File 183) - Box 31

Wild Wave, ship (File 183) - Box 31

Mayhew Folger (File 183) - Box 31

George Vancouver - articles about his voyages (File 184) - Box 31

Chatham Isles, Pitt Isles, Bounty Isles. Chatham Exiles, written by F.R. Simpson (File 184) - Box 31

John Lavett. Founder and first Chairman of the Australia Day Council of NSW (File 185) - Box 31

Anthony K. Millar, author of Plantagenet in South Africa (File 185) - Box 31

Fellowship of First Fleeters (File 185) - Box 31

South Australian facsimile editions (File 186) - Box 31

Belleek Pottery - pamphlets; Port of Botany Bay (File 187) - Box 31

Port Kembla, NSW; Kiama, NSW; Nowra, NSW; Shoalhaven River, NSW; Alexander Berry (File 188) - Box 32

Eden, NSW; Bateman's Bay, NSW; Bega, NSW; Bermagui, NSW; Jervis Bay, NSW; Benjamin Boyd (File 189a) - Box 32

Alexander Berry; Shellharbour, NSW; Port Hacking, NSW; Boyd Massacre (File 189) - Box 32

Shoalhaven, NSW; Wattamolla, NSW; Nowra, NSW; National Park, NSW; Wreck of Sydney Cove; Boyd Massacre (File 190) - Box 32

Edward Hargraves - gold; General John Sutter, discovered gold in California (File 191) - Box 33

A.A. Davidson; Central Australian Explorations, 1898-90 (File 192) - Box 33

Ronald MacPherson; Henry Barclay, 1878; MacPherson Expedition, 1904-05 (File 193) - Box 33

Charles Chewings; W.C. Gosse explorations, 1873; J.E. Tregurtha. Prospector from Coolgardie, 1897 (File 194) - Box 33

Alfred Giles and John Ross (File 195) - Box 33

Ernest Giles. Searched for an overland route from Charlotte Waters; to Perth, 1872; Baron von Mueller, died 1896; Edward J. Eyre, Overland, 1841 - journal of expedition into; Central Australia, 1841 (File 196) - Box 33

Allan Cunningham's journal; Nichol Bay District, WA; Roebourne, WA; Ernest Favenc, July 1878 (see also Prout Brothers) - notes on his book; History of Australian Exploration; A.C. Gregory, 1855-56 (File 197) - Box 33

'Chronicles of Chaplain Thomas Rogers', edited by his grandson, W.F. Rogers in 1840s; Thomas Jones (convict) (File 198) - Box 34

Chaplain. Thomas Rogers (File 199) - Box 34

Blind Book Society (File 200) - Box 34

Albert Namatjira; Aboriginal Madonna; Northern Territory (File 201) - Box 34

Darwin, NT; Rice; Humpty Doo, NT; Truth and Daily Mirror (1956 stories on NT) (File 202) - Box 34

William Redfern. Ex-convict, doctor. Redfern (Sydney) named; after him - notes (File 203_204) - Box 35

Pittwater, Newport, Mona Vale, Concord, Hunters Hill, Parramatta; Bridge over Parramatta River (File 205) - Box 35

Pymble, North Sydney; Ball's Point, NSW; David Blackburn; Quarantine. Outbreak of 'Faraway' and smallpox, 1881-82 (File 206) - Box 35

Botany Bay (photographs) (File 207) - Box 35

Asmara, Eritrea; Strathbogie, Vic (File 208) - Box 36

Captain James Cook - monuments; Sir Joseph Banks - monuments; Botany Bay, NSW (File 209) - Box 36

Thebes, Egypt; Thackers Ltd, Bombay (Indian editions) (File 210) - Box 36

Robert Burns - photographs; Thomas Muir; South Moluccas; Queen Anne Book News (Angus and Robertson) 1968 Stamps: small collection belonging to Clune (File 211) - Box 36

Father Junipero Serra; Sir Francis Drake; Captain Ebenezer Dorr; William Pitt. Portrait from a painting by T. Gainsborough, in the possession of the Earl of Rosebery (File 212) - Box 36

Lord Henry Cockburn, Maurice Margarot, Mary Wollstonecraft, Joseph Gerrald, John Hunter, Matthew Flinders, T.F. Palmer, Assistant, Providence (ships), William Haswell's voyage on Lydia to the Marianna Islands, Tahiti - photographs of natives in canoes (File 213) - Box 36

Maoris; Edinburgh Martyrs, 1967; William Cobbett (File 214) - Box 36

Articles and short stories by Frank Clune: 'A Man of Taste', 'Saltbush Saga', 'Gored by a Bull', 'The Red Bull's Revenge', 'The Liar', 'Case of the Sky Diamonds', 'Fire in the Savannah', 'Pearler Down a Goldmine', 'The Sacred Nugget of Kanowna', 'Flowering Desert in the West', 'The Hanging of Hagen', 'A Wild Colonial Boy', 'Wild White Men and Women', 'Hiroshima','Billycan Cattle King', 'The Bunyip's Skull'; Man Magazine; Jack Atkins - correspondence, 1955-56 (File 215_16) - Box 37

Ned Kelly; Thomas Jeffries, murderer. Sentenced to life imprisonment in; Launceston (File 217) - Box 37

Mark Jeffrey (File 218) - Box 37

Rhodesia - pamphlets (File 219) - Box 37

South African Tourist Co. (File 220) - Box 37

South African Airways (File 221) - Box 37

Owen Suffolk (prison poet) (File 222_223) - Box 38

Truth and Mirror stories (File 224_225) - Box 38

David Burn. First playwright to publish a book of plays in Australia (File 226) - Box 38

Charles Anderson; Foster Fyans; Judge James Dowling (File 227) - Box 38

Rev. Thomas Atkins. Chaplain at Penal Settlement, Norfolk Island; Major Joseph Anderson (File 228) - Box 39

Major Semple-Lisle (File 229_230) - Box 39

Lady Shore, ship (mutiny) (File 231_232) - Box 39

Holland (File 233_234) - Box 39

Michael Hayes. Transported from Ireland in 1799 for complicity in the; 1798 rebellion (File 235) - Box 40

George Peppin and family. Diary of George Peppin Jnr, 1859, also Peppin Family notes (File 236_237) - Box 40

Belgium (File 238) - Box 40

Norfolk Island (File 239_240) - Box 41

Captain James Wilson. Memoirs, containing an account of his enterprises and sufferings in India (File 241) - Box 41

London Missionary Society; Captain James Wilson of the Duff, 'the Mayflower of the Pacific' First mission ship to sail the Pacific, 1796 (File 242) - Box 41

Thomas Walker. Life story, also copy of his book A month in the bush of Australia; Rev. Joseph Docker; Mary Jane Docker - journal of an overland journey from Botany Bay to Port Phillip in 1838 (File 243) - Box 41

William Charles Wentworth and Wentworth Family; D'Arcy Wentworth; Frederick Walker - founder of the Black Police of Queensland; Henry O'Brien (File 244) - Box 41

Henry O'Brien. Farmer and grazier. Died at Yass, aged 73. (File 245) - Box 41

George Bruce - 'The Life of a Greenwich Pensioner, 1778' (File 246_247) - Box 42

'Queensland Unlimited'. Never published - photographs and correspondence, 1954, 1959 (File 248_251) - Box 42

Queensland Unlimited (File 252_253) - Box 43

Captain F.W. Beechey. Voyage to the Pacific and Bering's Strait, 1825-28 (File 254_255) - Box 43

Cobb and Co. (File 256) - Box 43

Robert Campbell. First private merchant, 'Father of Australian Commerce', arrived in Sydney 10 June 1798 at the age of 29. (File 257) - Box 43

Canadian Exiles, including Louis Joseph Papineau - notes, clippings and 'Journal of a Political Exile in Australia' (File 257) - Box 43

Margaret Catchpole, well known convict, 1761-1819. Sentenced to death twice (File 258_259) - Box 43

Bartholomew Dias and John Davis. Notes on Dias (voyage 1482-88) and on the life of Davis the navigator (File 260) - Box 44

Durban, South Africa. Biggest port on the African coast (File 261) - Box 44

Henry Francis Fynn [sic], born 1803 - diary compiled from original sources and edited by James Stuart (File 262) - Box 44

W. Ullathorne; John McEncroe; Monsignor John Cullen - short articles 'Pastor of Nottingham', 'Paradise lost', 'A Friend in Need', 'The Charity of Christ'; Thomas Saulsby Wright. Convict on Norfolk Island. Died at 105. Robert William Willson. First Bishop of Hobart Town, died 1886 (File 263_264) - Box 44

Ethiopia. War between Italy and Ethiopia, 1937 - notes, pamphlets, clippings (File 265_266) - Box 44

Ethiopia (File 267) - Box 45

George Taylor. Farmer and pioneer settler in Van Diemen's Land (File 268) - Box 45

Mary Bryant, convict and wife of Henry Bryant, who was transported in the first fleet for assisting smugglers; Lord Braxfield, Scottish judge (File 269) - Box 45

Royal Charter, ship. Story of a great maritime disaster (File 270) - Box 45

Botany Bay; Bank of NSW etc. (File 271) - Box 45

Wills Family (File 272) - Box 45

Mauritius (File 273_274) - Box 46

Tom Turner (McLaren Vale, SA). Died 1960. Had collection of cuttings about the Northern Territory - correspondence about him Andrew Thompson. Owned the largest wheatfields in the Hawkesbury area, 1773-1810 (File 275) - Box 46

Father John Therry Charles Throsby. Barrister, son of Charles Throsby, died at Glenfield near Liverpool on 9 March 1859 (File 276) - Box 46

Sydney: Circular Quay, Cadman's Cottage, bridges, inns, Bond Stores, Maritime Services, Robert Campbell (File 277) - Box 46

Sydney - Islands: Fort Denison, Garden Island, Cockatoo Island, Goat Island, Shark and Clark Islands (File 278) - Box 46

St Ignatius College; William Gore, d. 1845. Sydney's Chief of Police for 14 years; John James Farrell. Would-be assassin of Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, first member of the Royal Family to visit Australia, 12 March 1868 (File 279) - Box 46

George Lavender. Married Billy Blue's daughter, Lavender Bay named after him; Billy Blue. Native of Jamaica, arrived in Sydney 1817. Blues Point named after him (File 280) - Box 46

Miscellaneous; Michael Howe, bushranger of Van Diemens Land (File 281_284) - Box 47

Sir Francis Chichester (File 285) - Box 48

Yalata Aboriginal Reserve; C.T. Madigan - narrative of the Simpson Desert expedition, 1939; W.H. Tietkens - journal of his expedition to Central Australia; G.W. Symes. Explored the Macdonnell Ranges; W.W. Mills (File 286) - Box 48

W. Carr-Boyd. Made journey from WA to Arina (SA) in 1895.; Prout Brothers (File 287) - Box 48

Xerox copies of items on Carr-Boyd (File 287a) - Box 48

Horn Expedition, 1894; C.T. Winnecke. Explored from Alice Springs to the Herbert River and Tennant Creek (Horn Expedition); John McDouall Stuart (File 288) - Box 48

Sir Henry Brown Hayes notes on his trial and story of Vaucluse House (File 289) - Box 48

Joseph Holt, general in the Irish army - notes; George Howe, first government printer of NSW - notes (File 290) - Box 48

George Howe; Three bees, ship. Involved in one of two sensational incidents in the early chronicles of Sydney (File 291) - Box 48

Auckland, New Zealand - photographs and pamphlets (File 292_293) - Box 49

Overland Telegraph; John Forrest; James Lewis; H. Barclay McPherson - explorations in Northern Territory. Gregory boab tree journey, 1855-56; Edward A. Colson; Captain Charles Sturt; George Edginton - photograph of him at his home in Alice Springs; Tennant Creek, NT; J. McDouall Stuart. First overlander between Adelaide and the Arafura Sea; Alice Springs, NT - photographs; Edward John Eyre. First man to explore the salt lakes of Central Australia; W.C. Gosse. Explored Central and Western Australia, 1873; Donald Mackay - photographs of Mackay Expedition to Central Australia (File 294) - Box 49

Darwin, NT; Adelaide, SA; Daisy Bates; Captain Phillip Parker King; David Carnegie; Ernest Giles; Frank Hann. Explorer , pioneer pastoralist, mainly in WA.; Ion Idriess and Frank Clune; W. Carr-Boyd; Alfred Giles (File 295) - Box 49

Aborigines; Ayers Rock (File 296) - Box 49

David Lindsay (File 297) - Box 50

Radio broadcasts by Clune, 1953-54 (File 298_299) - Box 50

Scandinavian diary (File 300) - Box 50

Morley Cutlack's Expedition 1939 - clippings and notes, also Clune's diary of the expedition; Clune's diary of Cutlack's aerial expedition, 1939 (File 301_302) - Box 50

Clune's Tasmanian Diary, 1946; Tasmanian radio broadcasts by Clune: No. 4, 1954 (File 303) - Box 51

Tasmanian radio broadcasts (File 304) - Box 51

Trial of Thomas Hardy. Arrested on false charge of high treason, w May 1794 - memoirs (File 305_307) - Box 51

James Bendrodt. Well-known animal-lover, sailor, soldier, actor, lumberjack, dancer, skater, radio star, restaurant owner - notes, clippings and photographs (File 308_309) - Box 51

Ben Hall - press clippings (File 310_311) - Box 52

Kruger National Park, South Africa (File 312) - Box 52

Captain A. Maconochie, Norfolk Island (File 313) - Box 52

Nelson, New Zealand - pamphlets and notes (File 314) - Box 52

Jane New (convict) (File 315_316) - Box 53

Thomas Francis Meagher - speeches and writings by Captain W.F. Lyons on Meagher's career (File 317) - Box 53

Success, convict hulk - history of the vessel and its prisoners; Joseph Sudds. Formerly private of the 57th Regiment, later convict; Patrick Thompson. Formerly private of the 47th Regiment, later convict (File 318_319) - Box 53

Ireland (File 320) - Box 54

Father Jeremiah O'Flynn (File 321) - Box 54

Scottish Martyr: Thomas Muir (File 322_324) - Box 54

William Angus Watt. Editor of Sydney Gazette (File 325) - Box 54

Edward W. O'Shaughnessy (File 326) - Box 54

Australian Broadcasting Commission - correspondence, 1962 (File 327) - Box 54

Parramatta, NSW - short history, 1861-1911 (File 328) - Box 55

Pitcairn Island (File 329) - Box 55

Tahiti Diary (File 330) - Box 55

Mauritius (File 331) - Box 55

Not used (File 332) - Box 56

Bushrangers; Bold Jack Donohoe (File 333) - Box 56

Bushrangers, 1806-26 (File 334) - Box 56

Bushrangers, 1827-29 (File 335) - Box 56

Bushrangers, 1830-31 (File 336) - Box 56

Bank robbery, Sydney, 4 December 1828; John Blackston, bank robber; Jewboy (Edward Davis, bushranger); George Comerford, murderer of seven people, sentenced to death 1837 (File 337) - Box 56

Henry Yorke Lyell. Brown (File 338) - Box 57

Nat Buchanan - notes and stories about early cattle droving in the Kimberleys and NT (File 339) - Box 57

Bob Button. Drover and cattle farmer, Kimberleys, 1880s (File 340) - Box 57

David Carnegie (File 341) - Box 57

A. E. ('Ted') Colson. First explorer to cross the centre of the Simpson Desert (File 342) - Box 57

1947 trip - newspaper clippings (File 343) - Box 57

Papers - letters, cuttings (main correspondent P.R. Stephensen); Editor for Clune, 1942-63, including Puzzled Patriots, 1945-1968 (File 344_349) - Box 58-59

Pitcairn Island (File 350_353) - Box 60

Golf; Wreck of Minmi, collier, 1937 (File 354_5) - Box 60

Captain William Bligh and Bounty log (File 356_357) - Box 60

William Bligh and Bounty Santa Claus Club. Club started by Clune to bring Christmas to Pitcairn Island (File 358_359) - Box 61

Pitcairn IslandSanta Claus Club of the South Pacific (File 360_361) - Box 61

Albert Namatjira (File 362_365) - Box 61

Try anything once: autobiography of a wanderer (1933) - miscellaneous papers (File 366_367) - Box 62

Try anything once - miscellaneous papers (File 368_369) - Box 62

Zinc, Bauxite - Weipa, Qld. Consolidated Zinc Corporation Ltd. (File 370) - Box 62

Mt Morgan, Qld (File 371) - Box 62

Rockhampton, Qld; Minerals and mining (File 372) - Box 62

Serenade to Sydney - miscellaneous papers (File 373_378) - Box 63

Serenade to Sydney - miscellaneous papers (File 379_384) - Box 64

The Cato Street Conspiracy, by John Stanhope - notes and photographs (File 385_386) - Box 64

Serenade to Sydney - miscellaneous papers (File 387_395) - Box 65

Serenade to Sydney - miscellaneous papers (File 396_403) - Box 66

Bully Hayes, notorious American sea captain and blackbirder (File 404_407) - Box 67

Scottish Martyrs (File 408_410) - Box 67

'Pirates of Pitcairn' - draft (File 411_416) - Box 68

Articles or short stories by Frank Clune: 'The Forlorn Hope', 'Greatest Liar on Earth', 'Captain Starlight', 'Goodbye Mick Considine', 'Colsons Crossing', 'Read or Dead', 'Lasseter's Ghost', 'Blood on the Spinifex', 'Murder in the Stone Age', 'Skeletons in the sand', 'Burke and Wills', 'The Man Who Found Leichhardt' (File 417) - Box 68

'Tipperary John Grant' - draft (File 418) - Box 69

'Boral of Botany Bay' - draft (File 419_421) - Box 69

'The Man who found Leichhardt' - draft (File 422) - Box 69

John Grant. Convict and grazier, 1793-1866. Convicted of shooting a solicitor named Townsend who forbade Grant to see his fiancee. Brought attention to the cruelty of the penal system. (File 423) - Box 70

A Tale of Tahiti - draft. 'Over the Coral Sea via Fiji and Samoa to Gaugin's Glamorous Isle, with Frank Clune' (File 424) - Box 70

The Trial of William Redfern - draft and photographs. Also Mutiny on the Nore (File 425_426) - Box 70

The Norfolk Island story - draft (File 427_429) - Box 70

Norfolk Island diary, 1964 (File 430) - Box 71

Maps of Norfolk Island (File 431) - Box 71

Norfolk Island (File 432) - Box 71

Scallywags of Sydney Cove - draft (File 433_434) - Box 71

Diary No. 3 - world tour, 1967. First journey for The World Encompassed. Begins on 10 June 1967 at Kenya Airport and finishes In Sydney o 19 June 1967 (File 435) - Box 71

Diary No. 1, 1967. The World Encompassed, begun Sydney 21/4/67 (File 436_438) - Box 72

South Africa (File 439) - Box 72

Nassau, Bahamas; New Zealand; 1967 trip photographs (File 440) - Box 72

Clune letters and newspaper clippings, 1967-68 trip (File 441) - Box 72

Diary No. 2, 1967 (The World Encompassed) (File 442) - Box 73

1968 South Africa journey (File 443_444) - Box 73

Diary No. 1, No. 2, 1968 (File 445) - Box 73

Thomas Paine (File 446_448) - Box 74

William Murray Borthwick Laycock - assorted plays (File 449_452) - Box 74

Broadcasts: 'Roaming Around Australia', n.d. (File 453_454) - Box 75

Sydney (File 455_456) - Box 75

Maps of New Zealand (File 457_458) - Box 75

Irish Exiles. Tracks of Irish exiles in Australia - 'The Men of 98'; Robert Emmet, 1778-1803 - notes on his life and death (File 459) - Box 76

Michael Dwyer; Daniel O'Connell, 1775-1847, 'First Orator of Europe' (File 460) - Box 76

Broadcasts, including Murrumbidgee; Japan-Darwin-Sydney (File 461_463) - Box 76

William and Catherine Davis. Notes, as well as marriage, birth and baptismal certificates (File 464) - Box 76

Bounty, ship (File 465) - Box 77

Jane New (convict) (File 466_467) - Box 77

John Guard. Whaling master of the barque Harriet - notes on his life (File 468_469) - Box 77

Nassau, Bahamas - brochures and correspondence, 1964-68 (File 470_471) - Box 78

Reverend Samuel Marsden. 'The Apostle of New Zealand' - notes and pamphlets (File 472_473) - Box 78

Readers' digest - articles (File 474) - Box 78

Thomas Muir (File 475) - Box 78

Clune's diary No. 2, 1961; Blackall Shire Council, Qld - pamphlet; Berrimah Training Centre, NT (File 476) - Box 79

George Vancouver - book by George Godwin on his life (File 477) - Box 79

Daedelus, ship. Captain George Vancouver's store ship - story; Providence, ship (File 478) - Box 79

Broadcasts, 1956 - 'Castles in Spain', 'Brussels in Belgium', 'Glorious Geneva', 'A Trip to Iceland', 'Adventures in Antwerp', 'Dutch costumes', diary 1-4, tour of New Zealand, 1956. Warakei to Christchurch 9-28 February; Christchurch to Timaru 28 February to 7 March; Tiamru to Auckland, 7 to 30 March, then to Tahiti 18 April. Journey continues to Auckland. (File 479) - Box 79

New Guinea, including diary, 1940-49 (File 480) - Box 79

Michael Howe (File 481) - Box 80

Fortune Hunters' Syndicate. Notes and clippings of Clune's 15,000 mile trip around Australia, including Coober Pedy opal mining; Articles for The Accelerator; Articles on Clune's Australian travels (File 482_483) - Box 80

Moulamein, NSW; David Dickinson Mann. Tried at Middlesex Sessions in 1798 and sentenced to death for forgery; William Maum, Norfolk Island (File 484) - Box 80

Mansfield Cemetery, Vic; Devils River, Vic. Hunter Brothers - notes; Augustus Morris. Born Tasmania 1820, died 1895 - clippings, notes, photographs (File 485) - Box 80

Camden Park Estate, NSW. Australia's oldest pastoral property; Jerilderie, NSW - notes and pamphlets; McCaughey Memorial Institute, established June 1845. (File 486) - Box 80

Pitcairn Island; Cornwallis, ship - story of the wreck (File 487) - Box 81

Norfolk Island (File 488) - Box 81

Daily Mirror articles by Clune (album of cuttings) (File 489) - Box 81

Botany Bay, NSW - photographs (File 490) - Box 81

The World Encompassed- drafts - about Clune's seventh world trip, 1967 (File 491_497) - Box 82

David Lindsay (File 498) - Box 83

John Forrest (File 499) - Box 83

James Tyson. Australia's richest man - article by Clune; Samuel Terry. Businessman. Notes, certificates (File 500) - Box 83

Charles Tompson [sic], 1846-83; Andrew Thompson. Founder of Green Hills, near Windsor; John Tennant. Bushranger (File 501) - Box 83

Thunderbolt. Bushranger, real name Gordon Franklin Jackes - notes and clippings (File 502) - Box 83

Uralla, NSW - booklet Back to Uralla, 1925 (File 503) - Box 83

Holland and Belgium trip, 1952-53 (File 504_505) - Box 83

Norfolk Island - convict outbreak, 1846 - report on trial by Judge Fielding Browne (File 506) - Box 84

Norfolk Island; Brig Wellington - pirates (File 507) - Box 84

Bounty mutiny - mutineers and their descendants on Pitcairn and Norfolk Islands (File 508_509) - Box 84

Botany Bay, NSW (File 510) - Box 84

This age of oil - history of petroleum industry in Australia. Published by Petrol Information Bureau (Aust.), 1960; A history of the petroleum industry in Australia (book) (File 511) - Box 85

William Henry Barber. Transported for life for forging a will, 1840s; Norfolk Island (File 512_513) - Box 85

Benjamin Boyd. Sailed on the Wanderer through the South Seas. Was killed in Solomon Islands (File 514) - Box 85

Scottish Martyrs: Joseph Gerrald, Samuel Parr (File 515_518) - Box 86

Series. Additions, October 1985

Clune, Frank. From Tobruk to Turkey. Sydney, Angus and Robertson. Inscribed. (File) - Box 87

Clune, Frank. Chinese Morrison. Melbourne, The Bread and Cheese Club, 1941. Inscribed, with press clippings and photographic silhouette pasted inside front cover. (File) - Box 87

Clune, Frank. Journey to Pitcairn. Angus and Robertson, 1966. Inscribed. (File) - Box 87

Clune, Frank. Try anything once. Angus and Robertson, 1933. Inscribed. (File) - Box 87

Clune, Frank. Why gather moss? Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1940. Inscribed, with press cuttings pasted inside front cover. (File) - Box 87

Clune, George, and Power, John F. Easy come, easy go. Allied Authors and Artists. Inscribed. (File) - Box 87

Zimmerman (ed.). Zwerftochen (Dutch: Wanderings). Translation of Frank Clune's Try anything once. Batavia, Vitgave-Unie Bibliotheck, 1941 (File) - Box 87

A noose for Ned. Reprint of a very rare pamphlet with a foreword by Frank Clune. Melbourne, Hawthorn Press Melbourne. Inscribed (cover made by prisoners at Berrima Gaol - leather) (File) - Box 87

Jericho Family register, 1854-1970. Compiled by M.G. Johnson. Original work by J. Jericho (File) - Box 87

Kardoss, John. Theatre arts in Australia. The Wentworth Press, 1960. Inscribed. (File) - Box 87

Clune, Frank. Korean diary. Typescript 'A journey to Japan and Korea in 1950', Angus and Robertson, 1950 (File) - Box 87

Clune, Frank. 'A soldier's letter home' in Despatch, monthly journal of the NSW Military History Society, page 139 (File) - Box 87

Clune, Frank and P.R. Stephensen. 'The pirates of the brig Cyprus' in Reader's digest, May 1983, Book Section, page 155 (File) - Box 87

Draft prospectus of Clune Accounting Systems Ltd; Memorandum and Articles of Association of Clune Accounting Systems Ltd; Revised page of Sydney gazette, 25 December 1803; Sheet of letter-headed writing paper which lists all Clune's books; Fake menu for dinner for Frank Clune to celebrate publication of his 94th book, The ashes of Hiroshima. Melbourne, Hotel Lonsdale, 14 November 1950 (File 519) - Box 88

Mock theatre program: 'Signor John Gartner presents Francesco Clune in the great Spanish Extravaganza'; Castles in Spain' or 'A little bull goes a long way'. 1 September 1952, Tattershall's Hotel, Melbourne; Souvenir: Dinner to celebrate publication of Land of hope and glory by Frank Clune, Tuesday 15 November 1949, Hotel Lonsdale, Melbourne; Card inscribed 'Dedicated to my noble friend Frank Clune without permission, John Gartner' (File 519) - Box 88

Newspaper article - book review of Clune's Scandals of Sydney Town, in Daily telegraph, 14 September 1957; Photograph of Frank Clune and Thelma Clune; Medals belonging to Major F. Clune (File 519) - Box 88

'Contracts - mostly Angus and Robertson' (File 520_522) - Box 88

The contents of these three folders came from a blue binder (enclosed in Box 88 with folders).

Contracts, correspondence, newspaper clippings and credentials, 1952-70 (File 520) - Box 88

Contracts, photographs, 1936-68 (File 521) - Box 88

Photograph of Frank and Thelma Clune meeting Pope Paul VI (n.d.), and Frank Clune with Cardinal Norman Gilroy (1968) (File 521) - Box 88

Contracts, credentials and newspaper clippings, 1945-60 (File 522) - Box 88

'Angus and Robertson - General file' (File 523_526) - Box 89

The contents of these four folders were taken from and orange binder (enclosed in Box 89 with folders).

Correspondence and agreements, 1965-70 (File 523) - Box 89

Correspondence, 1960-68 (File 524) - Box 89

Newspaper clippings and correspondence, 1956-60 (File 525) - Box 89

Correspondence, 1949-56 (File 526) - Box 89

'Angus and Robertson - Royalties, royalty statements 1931' (File 527_529) - Box 90

The contents of these three folders were taken from a red tie binder (enclosed in Box 90)

Correspondence, accounts, 1967-81 (File 527) - Box 90

Royalty statements, 1934-69 (File 528_529) - Box 90

Papers (File 530_532) - Box 90

The contents of these three folders were taken from the blue folder marked '1968' (enclosed in Box 91)

Tax statements, financial correspondence and newspaper clippings, 1950-60 (File 530) - Box 90

Correspondence and newspaper clippings, 1954-56 (File 531_532) - Box 91

The contents of these six folders were taken from a pack of papers bound together with a cotton strap and have a general theme of Australian bushrangers (File 533_538) - Box 91

Biographical material on Patrick Curran and Ben Hall. Paddy Curran was an associate of William Westwood (Jacky Jacky). (File 533) - Box 91

Extracts from John McGuire's diary (McGuire married the sister of Ben Hall) (File 534) - Box 91

Correspondence, newspaper clippings and photographs relating to bushrangers, 1937-47; 1973 (several undated items) (File 535) - Box 91

Photographs relating to Ben Hall (File 536) - Box 92

Correspondence, photographs, newspaper clippings, ballads, 1943-57 (File 537) - Box 92

Correspondence, 1943-68 (File 538) - Box 92

Photograph 'View of Weddin Mountain, near the Emu Creek Diggings' (File 538) - Box 92

Blue folder titled 'Wild colonial boys photos, drawings etc' Printed booklet: Colt: a century of achievement, 1836-1936. Colt's 100th anniversary firearms manual (File 538) - Box 92

Memorandum and Articles of Association of Clune Accounting Systems Ltd; share certificates No. 30 and 31 (Added 17/5/95_ (File 539) - Box 92

Companies Auditors Board - certificate of registration for F. Clune (File 539) - Box 92

Anzac Memorial program related to Oral DeB 1017 (Thelma Clune) (File 539) - Box 92

Leaflet describing collectors' models of Colt revolvers (File 539) - Box 92

The wonderful adventures of Ludo, the little green duck - children's book belonging to Clune's son, Anthony. (File 539) - Box 92

Ben Hall's revolver, ca. 1850 (Item) - Folio-Box (No. ?)

Now located at PIC OBJ A40009084 LOC MS SR. According to Tony Clune, the provenance of the revolver is that whilst researching and writing the Ben Hall and Wild Colonial Boys books, Frank Clune met Henry Taylor, a grazier at Ford's Bridge, NSW. Taylor was a grandson of Jim Taylor who seduced Ben Hall's wife. Frank Clune purchased the revolver from Henry Taylor.

Certificate of a visit to Franciscan Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem (Item) - Folio-Box (No. ?)

Certificate of Incorporation - Clune Accounting Systems Ltd. (Item) - Folio-Box (No. ?)

Series. Additions, 7 Nov 1995

'Jack Clune's Scraps', photographs and newspaper cuttings, 1914-36 (File) - Box 93

Small photograph album, n.d. (File) - Box 93

Frank Clune's Ned Kelly, illustrated by Walter Stackpool, 1977 (two copies). (File) - Box 93

Publishers' correspondence and agreements by Frank Clune and his executor, ca 1937-85 (4 folders). (File) - Box 94

Hamrod Productions, re Scandals of Sydney Town, 1990 (File) - Box 94

Toga Films, re The Viking of Van Diemen's Land, 1989-90 (File) - Box 94

Toby Magnusson, re translation of The Viking of Van Diemen's Land, 1990-92; includes copy of Myteriet på briggen Cyprus (The Pirates of the brig Cyprus, 1962). (File) - Box 94

Frank Clune, Author and Ethnological Anachronism, by Bartlett Adamson, 1943. Horwitz Group Books, 1959-70 (File) - Box 95

Executor's file, ca 1982-90 (File) - Box 95

Press identification passes, 1950, 1979 and others (plastic bag). (File) - Box 95

Acknowledgement of condolences: printers' block. (File) - Box 95

Series. Additions, 8 December 1995

"Estate of F.P. Clune" : legal papers including copy of will, cuttings, receipts, bank statements, income tax returns, 1961-1973 (4 folders) (File) - Box 95

Papers concerning the Ned Kelly film (File) - Box 96

Papers given by Mrs Win Stephensen on 11 September 1965, including letters about the Ned Kelly film, and agreements between Clune and Percy Reginald Stephensen, 1962-63 (1 piece). Photos relating to Ned Kelly, a 13 p manuscript entitled Ben Hall, bushranger by Frank Clune, clippings and some correspondence, 1969-70 (1 piece). Papers relating to Karel Reisz and the Ned Kelly film, including correspondence, photos, and clippings concerning the making of the film, Karel Reisz and Albert Finney, 1962-63 (1 piece)

Series. Additions, 2 December 1996

Book posters; magazines including four copies of Frank Clune's Adventure Magazine, 1948 (vol.1 nos.1, 6, 7 & 8); copy of a letter from Frank Clune dated 9-3-1942 (original donated to the Australian War Memorial); letter re donation of a collection of Frank Clune's books, dated 2-10-1996.

Papers including book posters, magazines and letters (File) - Box 96

Series. Description of Addition, 2 October 1992

This instalment (originally 35 cartons) was purchased by the Library from the University of New South Wales in 1992. The papers have been arranged in the following series: Subject files; Clune's newspaper columns; Letters and cuttings found in books; photographs, films and microfilms; Miscellaneous.

As with the earlier instalments, the predominant group is the subject files, which are arranged according to Clune's alphabetical sequence. Some files were bound by Clune slightly out of alphabetical sequence for convenience. Photographs which are integral to the subject files have been kept in Series 1; the remainder are in Series 4.

A typical file in this alphabetical sequence includes copies of research material (taken from books, articles and primary sources), press cuttings, notes and letters seeking information from librarians, archivists and descendants of the person Clune was researching. Sometimes there are also drafts of the works he wrote based on his research, but the great bulk of the contents of the subject files is not original.

Series 1. Subject files

Australia - drawings (File 1_3) - Box 97
Albion Park, NSW; Albury, NSW (File 4) - Box 97
Atomic energy; Lucas Heights, NSW; Appin, NSW (File 5) - Box 97
Armidale, NSW (File 6) - Box 97
Ashes of Hiroshima - cuttings (File 7) - Box 98
Mahomet Allum (File 8) - Box 98
Amboyn (File 9) - Box 98
Alice Springs, NT (File 10_11) - Box 98
Attunga (File 12) - Box 98
ANGAU - Major-General Morris (File 13) - Box 99
ANGAU - construction of the Bulldog-Wau Road (File 14) - Box 99
Photographs (File 15) - Box 99
Alice Springs, Ayers Rock - photographs (File 16) - Box 99
Army (File 17) - Box 99
Albany, WA (File 18) - Box 99
Blue Mountains, NSW (File 19) - Box 100
Bourke, NSW; Brewarina and Midnight (File 20) - Box 100
Burma and Yunnan District (File 21) - Box 100
Bradshaws (File 22_23) - Box 100
Randolph Bedford; Louis Becke (File 24) - Box 100
Bass and Flinders (File 25_26) - Box 101
Bertrand murder; Butler photographs (File 27) - Box 101
Blue Mountains murders (File 28_30) - Box 101
Barrow Creek Battle, 1874 (File 31) - Box 102
Bathurst, NSW (File 32_33) - Box 102
Burrowa, NSW; Benalla, (File 34) - Box 102
Broome, WA (File 35) - Box 102
Bundaberg, QLD; Burnett's survey of Boyne River (File 36) - Box 102
Broad coasts tour (File 37_39) - Box 103
Bowral, NSW; Berrima, NSW (File 40) - Box 103
Broken Hill, NSW (File 41_42) - Box 103
William Carr Boyd; Barclay (explorer); Fred Brockman (File 43) - Box 104
Timothy Beard; William Bland (File 44) - Box 104
Birdsville Trip, 1946; Milparinga and Mount Brown (File 45_46) - Box 104
Bateman's Bay, NSW; Moruya, NSW (File 47) - Box 104
Braidwood and Araluen, NSW (File 48) - Box 104
Burke and Wills expedition (File 49_55) - Box 105
Burke and Wills expedition (File 56_57) - Box 106
Bushrangers: Rolf Boldrewood, Starlight, Thomas Redford (File 58_61) - Box 106
Bushrangers, 1862 (File 62) - Box 107
Bushrangers, 1863 (File 63_64) - Box 107
Bushrangers, 1864 (File 65) - Box 107
Bushrangers, 1865 (File 66) - Box 107
Bushrangers, 1866 (File 67) - Box 107
'Bound for Botany Bay' - manuscript draft (File 68_71) - Box 108
John Carruthers (File 72) - Box 108
Noel Coward (File 73) - Box 108
Camden Harbour, WA (File 74) - Box 108
James Connolly (File 75) - Box 109
A.E. ('Ted') Colson. Explorer, Simpson Desert (File 76) - Box 109
Chidley; Cloncurry, Qld; Cardwell, Qld (File 77) - Box 109
Cooktown, Qld (File 78) - Box 109
Cairns, Qld (File 79) - Box 109
Cowra, NSW (File 80) - Box 109
Dick Casey (File 81_83) - Box 110
Coolgardie and Kalgoorlie, WA (File 84) - Box 110
Marcus Clarke (File 85) - Box 110
Coolamon (File 86) - Box 110
Condobolin; Coonabarrabran (File 87) - Box 110
Cassilis, NSW; Cootamundra; William Cordeaux (File 88) - Box 110
Canning Stock Route (File 89) - Box 111
Martin Cash (File 90_93) - Box 111
Allan Cunningham (File 94_95) - Box 112
Hamlett Cornish (File 96) - Box 112
Catholic Weekly (File 97_98) - Box 112
Camden, NSW (File 99_100) - Box 113
Collector, NSW (File 101) - Box 113
Crookwell, NSW (File 102) - Box 113
Collarenebri, NSW (File 103) - Box 113
Campbelltown; Appin, Cabramatta, Cooma (all NSW) (File 104) - Box 113
Canberra, ACT; Queanbeyan, NSW (File 105) - Box 113
Canberra, Queanbeyan (File 106_108) - Box 114
Canberra, Queanbeyan; Snowy Mountains (File 109_112) - Box 114
Report of the Royal Commission on Espionage, 1955 (File 113) - Box 115
Communist Royal Commission (File 114) - Box 115
Printed material on Canada (File) - Box 115-117
Small files on Quebec State, Montreal, Ottawa, Mounties, Fiji (File 115) - Box 117
Printed material on Canada (File) - Box 118-119
Printed material on Canada, including Folders 116-119 (File) - Box 118-119
Cyprus Pirates (File 120_125) - Box 120
Cyprus Pirates - John Popjoy or Pobjoy (File 126_128) - Box 121
Cyprus Pirates articles - mutiny on the Cyprus (File 129_132) - Box 121
Governor Sir Ralph Darling (File 133) - Box 122
Drovers (File 134) - Box 122
Drysdale River District, WA (File 135_136) - Box 122
Alexander Dalrymple - voyage (File 137) - Box 122
Denman, NSW; Dubbo, NSW; John Bede Dalley (File 138) - Box 122
Durack Family (File 139) - Box 122
Allan A. Davidson exploration (File 140_142) - Box 123
Louis de Rougemont (File 143_145) - Box 123
Eureka Stockade (File 146_149) - Box 124
Eureka - Ballarat (File 150) - Box 124
Eureka - Irish in Australia (File 151) - Box 124
Eureka News - clippings - Peter Lalor (File 152) - Box 125
Eureka articles (File 153) - Box 125
Eureka - Argus trials (File 154) - Box 125
Eureka - Ballarat folder (File 155_158) - Box 125
Queen Emma (File 159) - Box 126
Edward Eyre; Euston, Vic. (File 160) - Box 126
Old Eugowra, by E.C. Allen: book printed by St Vincent's Boys' Home, Westmead, NSW, 1940 (File 161) - Box 126
William Easton: Report on the North Kimberley District of WA, 1921, bound, typed manuscript illustrated with photographs (File 162) - Box 126
Frank Clune: 'Flying Dutchmen', subtitled 'Rambling around Holland" narrative of an expedition of discovery from Australia to the Netherlands with the Flying Dutchmen'. Typescript. (File 163) - Box 126
Europe - photographs (File 164_170) - Box 127
Fisher's Ghost [Frederick Fisher, convict] (File 171_172) - Box 128
William Campbell [pirate] (File 173) - Box 128
Brig Frederick [pirates] (File 174) - Box 128
Fairfax [John Fairfax paper store at Pyrmont, also Simeon Lord, ancestor of the Fairfaxes] (File 175) - Box 128
Miles Franklin (File 176) - Box 128
Formosa, Hong Kong (File 177_179) - Box 129
Formosa trip (File 180_181) - Box 129
Alexander Forrest (File 182) - Box 130
Alexander Forrest; Ernest Favenc (File 183) - Box 130
Reverend John Flynn (File 184) - Box 130
Forbes, NSW; Farquarson Brothers [drovers] (File 185) - Box 130
John Forbes (File 186) - Box 130
Errol Flynn (File 187) - Box 130
Mrs Aeneas Gunn (File 188_189) - Box 130
George and Murray Expedition [F.R. George, George Edington, L.A. Wells, W.R. Murray] (File 190) - Box 131
G.W. Goyder; Edmund Galley; lonely graves; W.C. Gosse; Cardinal Gilroy (File 191) - Box 131
Governor Gang (File 192_196) - Box 131
Gosford, NSW (File 197) - Box 132
Gundagai, NSW (File 198) - Box 132
Grafton, NSW (File 199) - Box 132
Inveralochy (Goulburn); Gunning, NSW (File 200) - Box 132
Goulburn, NSW (File 201) - Box 132
Geographical journal [reprints from Oceania, The Australian geographer, The geographical journal] (File 202) - Box 132
John Grant [manuscript drafts] (File 203_207) - Box 133
Gold (File 208) - Box 134
Gladstone, Qld; Gwydir Highway, Gulgong, NSW; Gwabegar, NSW (File 209) - Box 134
Glenn Innes, NSW (File 210) - Box 134
Gunnedah, NSW; Gulgong, NSW (File 211) - Box 134
Andrew Hume (File 212_214) - Box 134
Bully Hayes [manuscript drafts] (File 215_222) - Box 135
Bully Hayes [drafts continued] (File 223_226) - Box 136
Lawrence Hargrave; Frank Hann (File 227) - Box 136
W.O. Hodgkinson (File 228) - Box 136
Hornsby, NSW; Hurstville, NSW (File 229) - Box 136
Hagen murder [hanging of Charlie Hagen, Pablo Manquez, Simeon Espada; pearling (File 230) - Box 136
S. Hack's journal; John Ainsworth Horrocks' journal; John Harris, Ultimo, NSW; Hancock's Tower [Robert Hancock] (File 231) - Box 137
Imperial War Graves (File 232_233) - Box 137
Rex Ingamells, Australian literature (File 234) - Box 137
Jorgen Jorgensen [manuscript draft]: 'Original prize text, rejected for prize by ABC for publication' (File 235_236) - Box 137
Jorgensen draft (continued) (File 237_243) - Box 138
Jorgensen correspondence, 1948-55 (File 244_250) - Box 139
Jorgensen drafts (File 251_258) - Box 140
Drafts of book on Jorgensen (File 259_260) - Box 141
Correspondence and research material on Jorgensen, 1780-1794 (File 261) - Box 141
Correspondence and research material on Jorgensen, 1806-1808 (File 262) - Box 141
Correspondence and research material on Jorgensen, 1800-1805 (File 263) - Box 141
Religion of Christ (File 263) - Box 141
Marcus Clarke and Calder (File 264) - Box 141
Tasmanian papers on Jorgensen, 1826-1841 (File 265_267) - Box 141
Jorgensen: duplicate diary of Thomas Walter (File 268_269) - Box 142
Japan and Korea (typed diary), August-September, 1950 (File 270_272) - Box 142
James Jones (File 273) - Box 142
Junee, NSW Lieutenant Charles Jeffries, Cairncross Island (File 274) - Box 142
Korean Diary (File 275) - Box 143
Korea, photographs (File 276) - Box 143
Ellen Kelly King (File 277) - Box 143
Kennedy Expedition, 1848 (File 278) - Box 143
Port Kembla and Mount Kembla (File 279_280) - Box 144
Kempsey and Macleay River, NSW (File 281) - Box 144
Egon Kisch (File 282) - Box 144
Kimberleys - Sydney Morning Herald articles (File 283) - Box 144
Koorawatha, NSW. Kenniff Bushrangers (File 284) - Box 144
Kiandra, NSW (File 285) - Box 144
Ned Kelly: Reynolds Weekly, Argus and Truth articles (File 286_291) - Box 145
Ned Kelly (File 292_297) - Box 146
Ned Kelly (File 298_305) - Box 147
Ned Kelly: Truth articles (File 306) - Box 148
Ned Kelly: photographs (File 307) - Box 148
'Ned Kelly's Last Stand' - typed draft (File 308) - Box 148
Newspaper articles: 'The Life of Ned Kelly' (File 309) - Box 148
Ned Kelly (File 310_316) - Box 149
Ned Kelly, including Kelly Gang, Red Kelly, John Kelly (File 317_323) - Box 150
Ned Kelly (File 324_325) - Box 151
Land of Australia (File 326_329) - Box 151
Land of Australia (File 330) - Box 151
John Dunmore Lang (File 330) - Box 151
Ludwig Leichhardt (File 331_335) - Box 152
C.J. Levien (File 336) - Box 152
G.A. Lloyd (File 337_338) - Box 153
Lamington Plateau Forest (File 339) - Box 153
J.H. Lukin; Charles Laver and Sam Hazlitt; Barney Lamond (File 340) - Box 153
Leeton, NSW (File 341) - Box 153
Lithgow, NSW; F. Litchfield; Lake Cargellico, NSW (File 342) - Box 153
John Lhotsky (File 343_344) - Box 154
Lasseter's Reef (File 345) - Box 154
Michael Leahy (File 346_347) - Box 154
David Lindsay (File 348_349) - Box 155
David Lindsay; Lionel Lindsay (File 350) - Box 155
Lismore, NSW (File 351) - Box 155
Liverpool, NSW; Lake George, NSW (File 352) - Box 155
Lightning Ridge, NSW (File 353) - Box 155
Myall Creek Massacre (File 354_355) - Box 156
Sir Thomas Mitchell (File 356) - Box 156
Murray River; W.W. Mills (File 357) - Box 156
Robert Menzies (File 358) - Box 156
Richard T. Maurice (File 359) - Box 156
Manly, NSW (File 360) - Box 156
Murrumbidgee, NSW (File 361_362) - Box 157
J. McKinlay expedition (File 363) - Box 157
Mt Isa, Qld (File 364) - Box 157
Mt Gambier, SA; Jack Mahoney Hotel (File 365) - Box 157
Alex McCrae and Alex McDonald, Western Australian expedition (File 366) - Box 157
'Murder on the Sacred Mountain' - drafts (File 367_371) - Box 158
Mudgee, NSW (File 372) - Box 158
Mackay, Qld (File 373_374) - Box 159
Hugh McCrae and Mossman, Port Douglas, QLD (File 375) - Box 159
Leslie McArthur, George Mackillop, Maneroo Qld, Angus McMillan, Gippsland explorations (File 376) - Box 159
Maitland, NSW and Molly Morgan (File 377_378) - Box 159
Mildura, Vic (File 379) - Box 159
Molong, NSW (File 380) - Box 160
Mourilyan and Innisfail, Qld; Murrumburrah, NSW; Marulan, NSW; Mittagong and Moss Vale, NSW (File 381) - Box 160
Harry Morant, Lieutenant George Witton (File 382_383) - Box 160
Man magazine (File 384_385) - Box 160
Miners, etc. (File 386) - Box 161
Bill McKinnon (File 387_390) - Box 161
Captain Midnight/Moonlight (File 391_393) - Box 162
Malta (File 394) - Box 162
Lola Montez (File 395) - Box 162
'Chinese Morrison' (G.E. Morrison) (File 396_407) - Box 163-164
Daniel Morgan, bushranger (File 408_409) - Box 165
Mungindi, NSW (File 410) - Box 165
Macksville, Nambucca River, NSW; Merriwa, NSW; Manilla, NSW (File 411) - Box 165
Moree, NSW (File 412) - Box 165
Murrarundi, NSW (File 413) - Box 165
Main Roads (File 414) - Box 165
Captain Frank Melville (File 415_419) - Box 166
Captain Frank Melville (File 420_421) - Box 167
Nemarluk, Tuckiar and others (File 422_424) - Box 167
Ninety Mile Desert (File 425_426) - Box 167
Narrabri, NSW (File 427) - Box 168
Nyngan, NSW (File 428) - Box 168
Narrandera, NSW (File 429) - Box 168
Nullarbor and the Bight (File 430_431) - Box 168
Newcastle, NSW (File 432_433) - Box 168
Newcastle, NSW (cont.) (File 434) - Box 169
New Zealand (File 435_436) - Box 169
Norfolk Island (File 437_438) - Box 169
Norfolk Island (cont.) (File 439_441) - Box 170
Northern Territory (File 442_445) - Box 170
Northern Territory (cont.) (File 446_456) - Box 171-172
Northern Territory (cont.) (File 457_460) - Box 173
New Guinea - Eric Petterson diary and New Guinea - Charlie Mathies Diary (File 461) - Box 173
Charlie Mathies diary (cont.) (File 462) - Box 173
New Guinea - R.S. Moody's diary (File 463_464) - Box 173
New Guinea, including oil reports and maps (File 465_469) - Box 174
William Park, Ernest Dover, George Ellis, Jack Nettleton, James Twycross (File 470) - Box 175
Anglican Mission; Arthur Peck (File 471) - Box 175
Daru and Kikori (File 472) - Box 175
Port Moresby (File 473) - Box 175
Arthur Darling; Charles Beckett; Antoine d'Entrecasteaux (File 474) - Box 175
Big Six; W.R. Carpenter and Co. (File 475) - Box 175
Rabaul; Harry Downing (File 476) - Box 175
F.W. Godden diary; Various, New Guinea (File 477) - Box 175
Edie Creek and Wau (File 478) - Box 176
Salamaua and Lae; Nikolai Miklouho-Maclay (File 479) - Box 176
A.S. Meek; Papuan general (File 480) - Box 176
Tom Yeomans; Bulolo (File 481) - Box 176
Loose papers (File 482) - Box 176
Patrol reports, 1937 (File 483) - Box 176
Joe Sloane; Yale Island Mission (File 484) - Box 176
Justice Evatt's report, 1939; Interesting articles (File 485) - Box 177
Reverend Georg Pilhofer (File 486) - Box 177
Hermann Detzner; Wilhelm Dammkoehler (File 487) - Box 177
Lutherans (File 488_489) - Box 177
Guinea Airways (File 490) - Box 177
New Guinea Diary, 1940, 1943, 1949 (File 491_493) - Box 178
'Somewhere in New Guinea', incl corresp, notes, cuttings (File 494_497) - Box 178
General notes, correspondence, cuttings (File 498_502) - Box 179
German explorations; Other papers (File 503) - Box 179
Royal Commission on Edie Creek (File 504) - Box 179
John O'Donnell - correspondence (File 505) - Box 180
Oil (File 506) - Box 180
Morry O'Halloran; W.J. O'Donnell Expedition; Mike O'Baden and Tom Turner (File 507) - Box 180
Omeo Murders (File 508) - Box 180
Orange, NSW (File 509) - Box 180
Overland Telegraph, including Parliamentary Papers (File 510_512) - Box 180
Overland Telegraph, including maps (File 513_518) - Box 181
Overland Telegraph, including reviews and photographs (File 519_522) - Box 182
Opium (File 523_524) - Box 182
Opera House (File 525) - Box 183
Police Gazette, 1859-63 (File 526_528) - Box 183
Police Gazette, 1864-66 (File 529_531) - Box 184
Port Phillip, including diary of Robert Knopwood, 1805-8 (File 532) - Box 185
Peats Ferry, NSW (File 533) - Box 185
Parramatta, NSW (File 534_536) - Box 185
Parkes, NSW; Penrith, NSW (File 537) - Box 186
Portland, Vic; Pix magazine (File 538) - Box 186
Port Macquarie and Stroud, NSW (File 539) - Box 186
Picton and Menangle, NSW (File 540) - Box 186
Pyramid Hill, Vic.; Pilliga, NSW (File 541) - Box 186
Parramatta and the Female Factory (File 542_544) - Box 187
John Ross (File 545) - Box 187
Ralph Rashleigh (File 546_547) - Box 187
Rubber; Rockley, NSW; William Ricketts (File 548) - Box 188
Richmond and Windsor, NSW; Renmark, SA; Rockhampton, Qld (File 549) - Box 188
Rabbit Fences; Ranken, Rankine [pioneer families] (File 550) - Box 188
Rocket Range [Woomera] (File 551_552) - Box 188
Steele Rudd; Roebuck Bay, WA; Steve Rendle (File 553) - Box 188
Joseph Sudds and Patrick Thompson (File 554_555) - Box 189
Harry Slocombe (File 556_557) - Box 189
Sundown Murder (Bailey Bowman) (File 558) - Box 189
Ross Smith flight (File 559) - Box 189
Surfers Paradise, Qld; Singleton, NSW (File 560_561) - Box 190
Phil Saunders (File 563) - Box 190
Frank Scarr; Harry Stockdale Expedition; Scone, NSW; H.G. Smith (File 564) - Box 190
Swan Hill, Vic (File 565) - Box 190
Soil Erosion (File 566_568) - Box 191
Snowy River (File 569) - Box 191
Snowy River - Kosciusko Hotel (File 570) - Box 191
Snowy River - Man From (File 571) - Box 191
J.P. Stow's boat voyage along the north and west coasts of Australia, 1864 (File 572) - Box 191
Snowy Mountains, including maps (File 573_577) - Box 192
Snowy Mountains, Mt Kosciusko and Strzelecki (File 578_582) - Box 193
Scottish Martyrs (File 583_584) - Box 193
Scottish Martyrs (cont.) (File 585_586) - Box 194
South Australia (File 587_589) - Box 194
SA: Port Augusta, Port Pirie, Port Lincoln, Peterborough (File 590) - Box 194
Sydney: Castlereagh Street - Thomas Rose, David Jones site (File 591) - Box 195
Castlereagh Street (cont.) (File 592_593) - Box 195
GPO (File 594) - Box 195
Martin Place and Bent Street (File 595) - Box 195
Bridge Street and Tank Stream (File 596) - Box 195
Sydney Harbour (File 597_598) - Box 195
Watsons Bay (File 599) - Box 196
Pitt Street (File 600_601) - Box 196
Lindeman's Ltd; Various (File 602) - Box 196
Spring Street; Elizabeth Street; York Street (File 603) - Box 196
Phillip Street; O'Connell Street (File 604) - Box 196
Hunter Street; Harris Street (File 605) - Box 196
Rose Bay Convent; Macquarie Lighthouse (File 606) - Box 196
Rushcutters Bay; Darling Point (File 607) - Box 196
'Saga of Sydney' (File 608) - Box 197
North to Newport; Photographs (File 609) - Box 197
Old Sydney (File 610) - Box 197
'Sidelights on Old Sydney' (File 611_612) - Box 197
Jails (File 613_614) - Box 197
Railway Square; Cemetery; Benevolent Institutions; Tollgates; Carter's Barracks (File 615_616) - Box 198
Churches (File 617_618) - Box 198
St Stephen's Church, Macquarie Street; Scots Church, Church Hill (File 619) - Box 198
Pinchgut, Fort Denison; Buildings (File 620) - Box 198
Diary of Harbour trip, 1957 (File 621) - Box 199
Garden Island; Farm Cove and Botanic Gardens (File 622) - Box 199
Australian Club; Macquarie Place; Sydney streets renamed (File 623) - Box 199
Macquarie Street (File 624_625) - Box 199
Macquarie Street (Parliament House, Burdekin House) (File 626) - Box 199
'Scallywags of Sydney Cove' (File 627_629) - Box 200
Sydney Observatory (File 630) - Box 200
The Rocks - cuttings, photographs, journal, brochures (File 631_633) - Box 200
Pyrmont; Kissing Point; Cockatoo Dock (File 634) - Box 201
St Vincent's College; Potts Point (File 635) - Box 201
Darlinghurst, Potts Point, Elizabeth Bay House (File 636_637) - Box 201
Town Hall; George Street West; George Street North (File 638) - Box 201
George Street (File 639_640) - Box 201
George Street South (File 641) - Box 202
George Street Middle (File 642) - Box 202
James Tyson (File 643_646) - Box 202
Timor Joe's Story; Tumut and Adelong (File 647) - Box 202
W.H. Tietkens; Toowoomba, Qld (File 648) - Box 203
Tottenham, NSW; Tenterfield, NSW; Charles Tompson (File 649) - Box 203
Tully, Qld; Townsville, Qld; Thirroul, NSW (File 650) - Box 203
Tamworth, Keepit Dam, NSW (File 651) - Box 203
Temora, NSW (File 652) - Box 203
Tennant Creek, NT (File 653) - Box 203
Thursday Island (File 654_655) - Box 204
Uranium, Radium Hill (File 656_657) - Box 204
University [of Sydney] (File 658) - Box 204
Uganda (File 659_661) - Box 204
Han van Meegeren (File 662_663) - Box 205
Victoria River Downs (File 664_665) - Box 205
John Videle; Wellington Piracy (File 666) - Box 205
Solomon Wiseman (Wiseman's Ferry); Peter Egerton Warburton expedition (SA) (File 667) - Box 205
Charles Winnecke (File 667_668) - Box 205
Wilfred Steele (Larry Wells) (File 669) - Box 206
Wilcannia, White Cliffs, NSW; Walgett, NSW (File 670) - Box 206
Wagga Wagga, NSW (File 671) - Box 206
Sir Archibald Wavell (File 672) - Box 206
Winton, Qld; Wellington, NSW (File 673) - Box 206
Wyangala Dam, NSW and Wyalong , NSW (File 674) - Box 206
Wool (File 675) - Box 207
White Australia (File 676_679) - Box 207
John (Rocky) Whelan (File 680) - Box 207
Western Australia (File 681) - Box 207
Western Australia (File 682_684) - Box 208
Yass, NSW (File 685) - Box 208
Young (Lambing Flat), Yarrangobilly, NSW (File 686_687) - Box 208

Series 2. Clune's Newspaper Columns

Smith's Weekly: 'Riparian Roamings' - drafts and cuttings', 1937-41 (File 1_5) - Box 209
'Land of Hope and Glory' - cuttings (File 6) - Box 210
News Way - cuttings (File 7) - Box 210
Smith's Weekly: 'Clune's Column' and 'Clune's Corner' - drafts, cuttings, correspondence (File 8_14) - Box 211

Series 3. Letters and cuttings found in books

Staff of the University of New South Wales Library extracted enclosures from the books acquired from Clune and placed them in envelopes annotated with the bibliographic details of the relevant book. Most of the enclosures are letters and cuttings.

Letters and cuttings (File) - Box 212-214

Series 4. Photographs, films, microfilms

Clune collected thousands of photographs. They range from original images taken by Clune on his many travels, to copies of published illustrations and texts gathered during his research. Clune placed them in titled envelopes, which are now brittle. Some of the photographs are also in poor condition. The contents of the envelopes have been placed in individual archival plastic bags with their original titles, and arranged in alphabetical order. Sometimes two or three subjects occupy one plastic bag. A large proportion of the photographs are not identified or dated beyond the details given on the packets and non-Australian images abound. Where the packet was found to contain written material and newsprint photographs, this extra material has been kept intact with the accompanying photographs.

See also Series 1 for additional images which were housed by Clune in 'bound volume' format.

The series also comprises small flat boxes (also brittle) containing prints or rolls of developed film, and unidentified microfilm reels.

Ayr, Qld; Atherton, Qld; Adelaide, SA; Angkor Wat; Abrolhos; Australian coast; Alice Springs, NT; Aquaplaning - Barrier Reef; Arnhem Land, NT (File) - Box 215
Bahrain; Baghdad; Basra; Bathurst Island; Batavia River Flight; Blaxland; Broken Hill, NSW; Borobudur and Prambanan; Ballarat; Brisbane, Qld; Broome Pearls and Beagle Bay, WA; Bandoeng (File) - Box 216
Brisbane (cont.), Sir Joseph Banks; Bullfighting; Barron Falls; Bligh and Restoration Rock; Burke and Wills; Burma; Bundaberg, Qld; Bowen, Qld; Bali; Buitenzorg; Ba---[Asia?] (File) - Box 217
Clune Clan, 1905; Cairns, Qld; Calcutta; David Collins; Cardwell; James Cook - general; Cox's voyage - Van Diemen's Land; Cook-town to Townsville, Qld; Celebes; Canada and Korea; Dean Case; Darwin, NT; Darke's Monument; Drysdale River; Dunk Island (File) - Box 218
Dairen (Chine); Darling Trip; Elsey Cemetery - Mrs Gunn; English provinces; Egypt, Explorers, Europe (File) - Box 219
Eire; England; Formosa/Snowy River; [Namat Jira 1958?]; Falkiner; Alex Forrest; Matthew Flinders, Erroll Flynn (File) - Box 220
Green Island - Great Barrier Reef; Hsinking; Gladstone, Qld; Goolwa and Lake Bonney, SA; Gordon Vale, Qld; Gold mining(?); A.C. Gregory; Gold and Hargraves; Goaribari Village (Papua); Hume and Hovell; Holdsworthy; Hiroshima; S.C. Henty, Hagen (PNG) (File) - Box 221
India ('Song of India', see also Box 232); Iran; Indonesia; Ingham (Herbert River); Iceland/Spain (File) - Box 222
Jakarta; Japan; Java; Jorgensen and Van Diemen's Land Co. report; Korea (File) - Box 223
Jorgensen; Java; Japan (File) - Box 224
Ned Kelly; Kabul; Keijo; Kure; Kennedy Expedition; Kangaroo Island; KNILM [airline] and low pressure flying (File) - Box 225
Lindeman Island; Landsborough; Lachlan River; David Lindsay; London; Middle East; Moresby and New Guinea (File) - Box 226
Middle East (File) - Box 227
Mourilyan; Muk Den (Manchurian Incident); John McKinlay; Malaya; Melbourne; Mossman and Port Douglas; Makassar and Celebes; Mt Isa to Katherine; Mount Gambier, SA; Thomas Mitchell; Murray River (File) - Box 228
Normanton and Burketown/Thursday Island - Gulf of Carpentaria; Norfolk Island, Nile from Malakal to Juba; New Guinea (File) - Box 229
New Guinea; New Zealand/Samoa/Tahiti/NT; Nondugl (File) - Box 230
Ormiston, ship; John Oxley and Allan Cunningham; Palm Islands, Portland, SA; Peking; Papua; Pnom Penh; Peshawar and Khyber Pass (File) - Box 231
Peron's voyage along coast of WA and Tasmania; Papua; Rockhampton, Qld; 'Song of India' (see also Box 222) (File) - Box 232
Scotland; Stuart; Sturt; Sydney to Brisbane; Saigon - general; Siam, Sugar; South Australia; Sourabaya, South Coast NSW; Sundries (File) - Box 233
Sailing ships; South Australia; South Africa; Sundries (File) - Box 234
Tasmanian tour, 1946 and 1955; Thursday Island to Cooktown; Thursday Island and Wandana Trip/Somerset and Jardines; Tokyo; Townsville and Magnetic Island; Tully, Qld; Tarakan (Borneo), Telefolmin; Tasmania, Thailand (see Siam) (File) - Box 235
Victor Harbour; Victoria - Rural; Victoria River; Victoria - unsorted; Western Australia Trip, 1945; Uganda; World Tour, 1967 (File) - Box 236
Mixed, miscellaneous and unidentified, including Holland/Belgium/Norway/Sweden Tour/Round Australia 1953; Photostats - various (File) - Box 237
Mixed, miscellaneous and unidentified; photographs of munitions manufacture, including images of Sir Frederick Stewart; Microfilm reels identified only as 'Dupe negative' - Nos 2 - 6 (File) - Box 238
Microfilm reels Nos 7 - 18 (15-18 have two each); Roll 'A'; Kelly Gang; 'Colour transparencies' (File) - Box 239

Series 5. Miscellaneous

Fan Mail, 1961-67 (File 1_3) - Box 240
Miscellaneous letters, 1945-56 (File 4) - Box 240
Various handwritten drafts (File 5_6) - Box 240
Loose notes, diary on South Africa, 1968 (File 7) - Box 240
Tariff Board Inquiry into Book Publishing Industry (File 8) - Box 241
Miscellaneous cuttings (File 9) - Box 241
Miscellaneous (File 10_11) - Box 241
Maps (File 10_11) - Box 241
Large photographs and photoprints from Public Record Office files (Item) - Folio-Box No. ?

Class. Consignment received 2022, 1915-2020

0.03 metres,

Photocopies of correspondence, newspaper clippings, photographs, artwork, and family history, 1915-2020 (File 1 (MS Acc22.180)) - Box 241

0.03 metres,

This file comprises photocopies of correspondence, newspaper clippings, black and white, and colour photographs, family history, and painted portraits and artwork (in particular photocopied portraits by William Dobell of Frank Clune and Thelma Clune, and by William Dargie of Western Arrernte artist Albert Namatjira). Also included are copies of correspondence relating to Frank Clune's publications, a copy of the letter Frank Clune wrote from Egypt as a soldier to his mother on the 20th of August 1915, and copies of his birth, marriage, and death certificates.


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