Folio 01: A View of Hawkesbury, and the Blue Mountains. / New South Wales.

Folio 02: A View of the Cove and Part of Sydney. New South Wales. / Taken from Dawe's Battery

Folio 03: A View of the Cove and Part of Sydney. New South Wales. / Taken from Dawe's Battery

Folio 04: Sydney. / from the North Shore / New South Wales

Folio 05: Sydney. / from Bennelongs Point. / New South Wales.

Folio 06: Newcastle. / Hunter's River. / New South Wales.

Folio 07: Corrobborree / Or Dance of the Natives of New South Wales. / New Holland.

Folio 08: Black Swans. / of / New South Wales.

Folio 09: Kangaroos, / of / New South Wales.

Folio 10: View of Hunters river Newcastle

Verso of no. 10

Folio 11: View of Hunter's River. Newcastle. New South Wales.

No. 12

Folio 12: View of Hunter's River. Newcastle. New South Wales.

Folio 14: North and South Head's in Port Jackson. / New South Wales.

Folio 15: Vaucluse Bay. Port Jackson. / New South Wales.

Folio 16: Vaucluse Bay. Port Jackson. / New South Wales.

Folio 17: A view of Dawe's Point at the Entrance of Sydney Cove. / New South Wales.

Folio 18: A view of Dawe's Point at the Entrance of Sydney Cove. / New South Wales.

Folio 19: [View of Newcastle. New South Wales.]

Verso of no. 19

Folio 20: View of Newcastle. New South Wales.

These engravings were made in Australia under the direction of Captain James Wallis, of the 46th Regiment. They were first advertised in the Sydney Gazette of 9 January 1819 as a "Series of original Views of New South Wales". When Wallis returned to England in February 1819 he took the plates with him, where the set was published in London in September 1820 as "Australian Views" (without a letterpress) & in 1821 as "An historical account of the colony of New South Wales.." (with a letterpress) by R. Ackermann. These English sets can be distinguished by Ackermann's imprint which was engraved at the bottom of each plate. 
This set of engravings appears to have been printed entirely in Australia, and were probably given to the Macquaries by Wallis. PXD 373/15 is inscribed to Mrs Macquarie and is dated December 1817. This set includes an early state (before letters) of "View of Hunters River.." (PXD 373/10) and a small view of Newcastle "View of Newcastle." (PXD 373/19 & 20), which was not used in the London edition (another copy of this plate is at MRB/F981/W copy 2 : ML Printed Books collection).

Folio 01: A View of Hawkesbury, and the Blue Mountains. / New South Wales.
Folio 02: A View of the Cove and Part of Sydney. New South Wales. / Taken from Dawe's Battery
Folio 03: A View of the Cove and Part of Sydney. New South Wales. / Taken from Dawe's Battery
Folio 04: Sydney. / from the North Shore / New South Wales
Folio 05: Sydney. / from Bennelongs Point. / New South Wales.
Folio 06: Newcastle. / Hunter's River. / New South Wales.
Folio 07: Corrobborree / Or Dance of the Natives of New South Wales. / New Holland.
Folio 08: Black Swans. / of / New South Wales.
Folio 09: Kangaroos, / of / New South Wales.
Folio 10: View of Hunters river Newcastle
Folio 11: View of Hunter's River. Newcastle. New South Wales.
Folio 12: View of Hunter's River. Newcastle. New South Wales.
Folio 13: North and South Head's in Port Jackson. / New South Wales.
Folio 14: North and South Head's in Port Jackson. / New South Wales.
Folio 15: Vaucluse Bay. Port Jackson. / New South Wales.
Folio 16: Vaucluse Bay. Port Jackson. / New South Wales.
Folio 17: A view of Dawe's Point at the Entrance of Sydney Cove. / New South Wales.
Folio 18: A view of Dawe's Point at the Entrance of Sydney Cove. / New South Wales.
Folio 19: [View of Newcastle. New South Wales.]
Folio 20: View of Newcastle. New South Wales.

Item 14: Plates for James Wallis Australian Views / Historical Account of the colony of New South Wales, 1817-1819

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