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This pictorial material is part of the Sir Ernest Thomas Fisk file, 20 May 1920 - 13 November 1924, relating to the establishment of the first wireless link between Australia and the United Kingdom, at MLMSS 3768.

The album contains:

10 black and white photographic prints
- Factory grounds and garden
- Sir George Barstow (KCB), Lady Barstow, Sir Ernest Fisk (KC), Mr L.O.M. Barstow, Mrs Best, and Mr G.J.M. Best
- Interior of factory
- Interior of factory with employees at work in foreground
- Sir George Barstow (KCB), Lady Barstow, Sir Ernest Fisk (KC), Mr L.O.M. Barstow, Mrs Best, and Mr G.J.M. Best
- Interior of factory at employees at work
- Interior of factory at employees at work
- Exterior of AWA Tower on 47 York Street, Sydney
- Interior of employee dining room

Paper booklet 'Australian Wireless Achievements'
Subheadings include:
Wireless Development; Beam Wireless; beam Wireless picturegram Service; Coastal Radio Service; Pacific Islands Wireless Services; Marine Wireless Communication; Sydney Transmitting Centre; Sydney Receiving Centre; Melbourne Transmitting Centre; Worldwide Broadcasting Service; Aeronautical Radio; Wireless Transport Services; Wireless Manufacture; Research Laboratory; Employment of Australians; Products Manufactured by AWA.

Plastic sleeve:

- Photo reproduction of an illustration of the AWA Tower at 47 York Street, Sydney
- Newspaper clipping featuring the AWA Tower at York Street, declaring it the highest point in the city. No date.

Memento album of a visit to the AWA Radio Electric Works, Sydney, 31 May 1939

1-2. [Radio telegraphist sends and receives messages]
3-4. [Ship's radio room]
5-6. [Radio broadcasting equipment]
7. JCW stars at D.J.'s radio exhibition, March 1937
8. [Radio console models]
9-10. [Radio studio on board a ship]
11. [Cat sitting on a radio]
12. [Portable Rola public address system]
13. [C. & W. Australian Biograph motion picture projector]
14. [C. & W. motion picture projector in the bio-box of a cinema]
15. [C. & W. recording equipment in studio]
16. [Motion picture equipment in a van]
17. [Speech broadcast on Radio 2KA]
18. [John Dunn, Val Heslop and Albert Lenertz sign a contract on behalf of Aeroplane Jelly, Universal Pictures and 2SM (frame no. 7146 Home & away videodisc)]
19. [2GB broadcasts from a theatre foyer during a movie premier]
20. [Premier Stevens in evening dress speaks on 2UE in a theatre foyer ?]
21. [Man and woman with 2UW microphone]
22. Shirley Ann Richards [at the premiere of "Tall timbers"]
23. [Two American sailors and group around a 2UW microphone]
24-25. [Art deco interior of 2UW radio studio]
26-30. Fidelity Radio general office, reception desk, audition room, manager's office, entrance to packing room (frame nos. 8542-8546 Home & away videodisc)
31. [2UW transmission room and equipment]
32. [2CH woman annnouncer or actress]
33-36. [Slavic string group with singer in 2CH studio - Willa Hokin, mezzo, Francois Stempinski, violin, possibly the Vagabond Gypsies]
37-38. [Women win prizes of canteens of cutlery on 2CH]
39. [Choir singing in 2CH radio studio]
40-41. [Three men in "black face" and dinner suits broadcast at 2CH]
42-43. Lady Haig at 2CH with Mr Fisk and Mr Spencer, February 1937 (frame nos 14886-14887 Home & away videodisc)
44-45. [AWA dinner speeches, including Arthur Calwell]
46. [AWA men having a drink]
47. [AWA men having a celebration at AWA, Ashfield]
48. [AWA radio valve display and advertisement]
49. [AWA Radiola console radio in the shop window of Otto Sandel, founder of 2UW]
50. [Fisk shakes hands]
51. [Man tunes in an AWA radio]
52-53. [Executives watch women AWA factory workers making radio valves, 1936]
54. [Women work in World War I (?) factory]
55. [Men at a dinner or lunch, 1938]
56. [Women open large pile of letters]
57-58. [Fisk and party in white tie and tails at radio exhibition, Town Hall, March 1937]
59. [Fisk speaks at a lunch]
60. [Fisk and party at radio exhibition]
61. [Santa Claus and AWA microphone at Christmas party]
62. [Women view Fisk Radiola receivers at the radio exhibition, 1937]
63. [AWA men have a drink in the yard of the factory]
64. [Fisk and party of men and women]
65-66. [Governor Wakehurst and Fisk at a state dinner]
67. [Fisk and ocean liner officer on deck]
68-69. [Group at Government House and Sydney University]
70. [Lord and Lady Wakehurst, Premier Stevens and Fisk at a state function]
71-72. [Fisk and Justice Street inspect AWA factory]
73. AWA Christmas party 18 December 1937
74. AWA conference 26 March 1935;  l to r: C.Nichols (Singleton), L.J.Harrison (Parkes), A.W. Clarke (Trundle)
75. Fisk shows Sir George, Sir Oliver and the Ladies Barstow over the AWA works, Ashfield
76. [Coat of arms with kangaroo crest, shield with lightening flashes and motto "Mens sana in corpore sano"]
77. Mr McDonald, AWA
78. [Group of men look at the amplifier of a radio at the radio exhibition, 1937]
79. [David Jones' entry of a radio float in a procession]
80. [2CH Jolly Boat ?] 
81. [Group with a dog in radio studio]
82. [Girl speaking over a microphone]
83. [Stuart F. Doyle speaking to the microphone at the gala opening of the Australian Broadcasting Company, 17 July 1929, with (l to r): Postmaster General Harry Percy Brown, music publisher Frank Albert and theatre impresario Sir Benjamin Fuller]
84. [Amy Johnson, aviator, being shown a recording as she sits in front of a microphone]
85. [Prizes presented to children belonging to Red Cross;  the stage has a microphone]
86. [Demonstrating a field radio to boys]
87. [Radio performer in the studio while control man looks through the glass]
88. [Woman from 2CH Australian Women's League speaks in the Trocadero, 1937]
89-90. [Group of high school boys in 2CH (?) studio]
91. [Group of radio producers in a studio planning a show ?]
92. [Man speaking at a lunch or dinner at the Trocadero]

2. Radio telegraphist

3. Ship's radio room

6. Radio broadcasting equipment

Hood Collection part II : [Radio stations and broadcasting, including equipment, radio studios and Amalgamated Wireless (AWA), also some motion picture equipment and use of microphones]

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