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Album contains photograph of Horace Watson recording Fanny Cochrane Smith on wax cylinder at Barton Hall by Howard & Rollings, circa 1903; newspaper cutting relating to recording of Smith at Barton Hall; various photographs of interior of Watson's cabinet of curiosities including weapons, carvings, costumes, convict relics, taxidermy specimens, and human remains; photographs of Horace Watson in his ethnological room; photograph of landscape painting by H. B. rollings; various copies of diagrams of spearheads; photographs of Horace Watson's father and children with farmyard animals; photographs of Horace Watson's home and his father’s home; photographs of Hobart and Mount Wellington, and Port Arthur by Beattie Studios.

Loose in album are two postcards, one from Watson's daughter; and, one photograph, very likely of Richard Stanley Watson (1889 – 1957) (Horace Watson’s oldest son) shaving, and Edward Ronald (‘Ted’) Watson (1900-73) (Horace Watson’s youngest son) at Barton Hall. Same spot that Fanny Cochrane Smith photos were taken. William Wakely signature on obverse is likely that of the photographer.

Digitised images:
1. Cover
2-3. Blank
4. Photograph and newspaper cutting of Horace Watson recording Fanny Cochrane Smith on wax cylinder at Barton Hall by Howard & Rollings, circa 1903
5-9. Horace Watson's ethnological room
10. Horace Watson (on right) and unidentified man in Watson's ethnological room
11-12. Horace Watson's ethnological room
13. Horace Watson (on right) and unidentified man in Watson's ethnological room
14-16. Horace Watson's ethnological room
17. Photograph of landscape painting by H. B. Rollings
18. Copies of diagrams of spearheads
19. Horace Watson’s daughter Emily Alma (‘Millie’) Watson (1895-1941) at ‘The Pines’, Watsons Road, Kettering
20. Barton Hall, High St (now Sandy Bay Road), Sandy Bay; Horace Watson’s oldest son Richard Stanley Watson (1889–1957) at ‘The Pines’, Kettering
21. Millie Watson at ‘The Pines’, Kettering
22. Horace Watson’s father Edward Dalby Watson (1822-1918), with Horace Watson’s youngest son Edward Ronald (‘Ted’) Watson (1900-73), and Millie at ‘The Pines', Kettering; Richard and Ted at ‘The Pines’, Kettering
23. Richard, Ted, and Millie Watson at ‘The Pines’, Kettering; Millie Watson and likely her mother Louisa Watson at ‘The Pines’, Kettering
24. Edward Dalby Watson (far left) at ‘The Pines’ Watsons Road, Kettering
25. Edward Dalby Watson at ‘The Pines’, Kettering; Millie at ‘The Pines’, Kettering
26. Snow at Barton Hall, High St (now Sandy Bay Road), Sandy Bay 
27. Untitled
28. Photograph of Hobart and Mount Wellington from River Derwent, Tasmania, by Beattie Studios
29. Port Arthur in 1847, by Beattie Studios
30-31. Blank
32. Back cover
33-38. Two postcards, one from Millie to her father, Horace Watson, postmarked London, January 1921. Millie was studying music at the Guild Hall in London at the time; and one photograph, very likely of Richard Watson shaving, and Ted Watson in the background at Barton Hall.

Photograph album containing views of Horace Watson's Tasmanian Cabinet of Curiosities, and Watson family photographs, ca. 1896-1903

This album contains numbered drawings of Indigenous material culture including vessels, items of personal adornment and clothing, masks, statues, weapons and implements, basketwork, and a canoe.

Ethnological Specimens from New Guinea, Admiralty Island, New Ireland, New Britain, Soloman Islands, New Hebrides, New Caledonia, Fiji, Northern Australia, & c. / from drawings by James Samuel Bray, ca. 1886

Series 01: Ethnological Specimens from New Guinea, Admiralty Island, New Ireland, New Britain, Solomon Islands, New Hebrides, New Caledonia, Fiji, Northern Australia, & c., ca. 1886 / from drawings by James Samuel Bray, Naturalist

Unsigned letter received by Banks, 29 November 1771 (Series 06.103)

Series 06.103: Unsigned letter received by Banks, 29 November 1771

Pages 1-7 (15 drawings)
1. [Sea Shells] Pt. 20 & Pt. 16 
2. [Sea Shells]
3a. Tiger Cowry ... Low Island Reef Port Douglas Q.L. [i.e. Queensland] Oct 1879 / J.E. Tenison Woods
3b. Pupura Bayleana [and] Fossarina funiculata
3c. [Austriella sordida]
4a. Chiton inornatus
4b. Gibbula tesserula
5. Momordica charantia varmuricata ..... / J.E.T.W. 11.9.84 [i.e. 1884]
6. Arca (Scapharca) inflata .... Japan 2.2.[18]86
7. [Blank]

Pages 8-21 (66 drawings)
8-21. [Corals and marine plants]

Pages 22-39 (20 drawings)
22. Luffa acutangula ... excellent table vegetable / J.E.T.W. 9.9.[18]84
23. [Blank]
24-25. [Mushrooms]
26. [Shells from] North Borneo 21.11.[18]84 & 22.11.[18]84 
27. Baliuus... [shells]
28. [Blank]
29. Nina D'Ermanno Visayan Indian Cuyo, Philippines May 1886 [female profile and sketch of shell] Cyprae [?] Philippines March 1886
30a. Commelyna cyanea Br. marshy places tropics Q.L.
30b. Ajuga Australis widely spread in Australia and probably not different from European species
31. Mountain Cicada of Perak makes noise like a loud clarionet at night only. Common, but rarely captured. Seldom seem below 2000 ft. above sea Mt. Ijau. / J.E.T.W del 12.9.[18]84
32. Tabernamountana pubescens R. Brown .... overgrowing all enclosed places at Cairns, Trinity Bay / J.E. Tenison Woods
33. Asclepias curasavica a common weed in Queensland, introduced from North America. Roots used as an emetic. Bundaberg 25.5.1881
34. [Landscape]
35. Port Darwin 25.6.[18]86
36. Pulo Balhalla Neuhauce to Sandakau Harbour N. Bornero / J.E.T.W. [18]89
37. Mouth of the Barrow River sketched from Pilot Boat 2 Sept 1881
38. [Mushrooms]
39. Phasianus versicolor Arima Japan 31.1.[18]86

J. E. Tenison-Woods : Album of drawings, ca. 1879, 1881, 1884, 1886, 1889

Comprises an album containing 104 pencil, watercolour and ink sketches on 61 pages.

f. 1. Iles Marimse. d[?] [? Lbauche? d'une scene day [?] combat de corps a Agana. 1818. croque par Js. Arago
f. 2. Montagenes volcaniques de Batouguede (Timor). Oct [1818?]
f. 3a. La Pitterboth (ile Maurice). J.A.
f. 3b. La Corvette l'Uranie entrainee par les courants au milieu des rochers de Boula-Boula. 1818. J.A.
f. 4a. Montagnes volcaniques de Batouguede (Timor). J.A.
f. 4b. [? implement]
f. 5. Guham. 1819. Danse des habitant del Carolines. Js. Arago. 1819
f. 6. Agana. 1819. Danse des Naturele des Caroliner. Js Arago fecit, 1819
f. 7. Guham. 1819. Danse des habitans des Carlines, executees a Agana 1819. Js. Arago fecit.
f. 8. (Moloques) Ile Bourou. Dase des Habitans de Cajeli dans la maison de l'Agent Hollandais
f. 9. Cimes du Movena Lach ... (Owhyhee). J.A.
f. 10. Timor. vue de la rade de la ville & du fort du Coupang (Kupang). J.A.
f. 11. Torrent de Kinkham. 1820. J.A.
f. 12. las grande Tijuka. 1820. J.A.
f. 13a. Tombeaux (nouvelle - Galles - du-Sud). 1820. J.A.
f. 13b. Amusemens Sandwichiens (Mowhee). 1820. J.A.
f. 14a. Casoar (Nouvelle Hollande). J.A.
f. 14b. Ornithoinque Roux (Nille. galles du Sud). J.A.
f. 15a. 1.Chapeau Mandarin Chinois. 2,3 & 4 Chapeaux des Sultans de tidre et de Tirnate. J.A.
f. 15b. Pirogue de la Nouvelle guinea.
f. 16. [Implements of] Nouvelle Hollande [identifying key at lower edge]. J.A.
f. 17a. Combat d'anthropophage d'Ombay. J.A.
f. 17b. [Implements of Malais and other areas. Identifying key at lower right]. J.A.
f. 18a. arc & fleches de l'oceanic
f. 18b. Bouclier des Celebes [and] Casque ... des Celebes
f. 18c. Maniere de faire du feu des naturels Waiggiou [Waigeu]. J.A.
f. 19a. [Implements] Chinois. [identifying key at upper right]. J.A.
f. 19b. (wohoo) [tatooed man balancing on ball]. J.A.
f. 20a. [Untitled: blindfolded man hopping between spikes]
f. 20b. [Untitled: woman and two children]
f. 21. Van Diemen Indigenes des deux sexes (Port Jackson). [inscribed Dessin communique par M.Niel]
f. 22. [Untitled: portrait]
f. 23. Vue prise aux Pamplemousser (Ile de France)
f. 24. Koukini surnomme Djack (ler. Pilote de tamahamah). 1820. J.A.
f. 25a. Nlle Zelande (Sydney) cote de I'lle nord 29. Rangatira de Teraouiti
f. 25b. Nlle Zelande (Sydney) cote de I'lle nord 30. naturel de Tolaga
f. 26a. Tonga tabou. 48 Palou I'un des chefs
f. 26b. Tonga tabou. 49. Lavaka autre chef
f. 27a. Tonga tabou. 50. Ata chef du village de bihifo [?]
f. 27b. Tonga tabou. 51. Houilia [?] chef chretien
f. 28a. Tonga tabou. 52. Tapani, Mataboule de Palou
f. 28b. Tonga tabou. 53. Tahofa parent de Palou
f. 29a. Tonga tabou. 56. Konlivaile mataboule de Tohofa
f. 29b. Tonga tabou 57. Vadovai[?] id
f. 30a. Tonga tabou. 58. Holukai
f. 30b. Tonga tabou. 59. Touboho-dodai
f. 31a. [To]nga tabou. 62. William fils de Palou
f. 31b. [To]nga tabou. 63. Nioulala parent de Palou
f. 32a. Tonga Tabou. 66. Fainanou l'un des chefs
f. 32b. Tonga Tabou 67. Kover[?] petite fille
f. 33a. Archipel des Fidgi (Lakemba) 73. Louala ne d'un pere de Tonga Tabou & d'une mere de Fidgi ... (vu a la nouvelle galle du Sud)
f. 33b. Archipel des Fidgi (Lakemba) 74. Toki, frere du Roi de Lakemba, l'une des Iles Fidgi ... (Vu a la nouvelle galle du Sud)
f. 34a. [Three musical instruments, with notes]
f. 34b. Archipel des Fidgi, 18. Eamani ne a Tonga-tabou. Viti Lebon
f. 35a. Archipel des Fidgi. 79. Luganaugasai[?] Viti Lebou
f. 35b. Archipel des Fidgi. 80. Siaboula. Vita Lebou
f. 36a. Nelle Irlande. 81 ... Deux naturels, venus a bord d'uraine. Havre Carteret
f. 36a. Nlle Irlande. ... 82. Deux naturels, venus a bord de l'uraine. Havre Carteret
f. 37a. Nelle Irlande. 83. un naturel. Harve Carteret
f. 37b. Nelle Irlande. 84. Tainte. Harve Carteret
f. 38a. Nelle Irlande. 85. Tamarou. Havre Carteret
f. 38b. Nelle Irlande. 86. naturel inconnu. Havre Carteret
f. 39a. Nelle Irlande. 87. naturel peint d'apres nature. Havre Carteret
f. 39b. Nelle Irlande. 88 autre naturel. Havre Carteret
f. 40a. Nelle Guinee. 89. Krem chef a Dorey. Port Dorey
f. 40b. Nelle Guinee 90. Aikierou autre chef. Port Dorey
f. 41a. Nelle Guinee. 91. Houren. Port Dorey
f. 41b. Nelle Guinee (Nawonak). 91. Fanouki. Port Dorey
f. 42a. Nlle. Guinee. 93 Kounouoaitanni. Port Dorey
f. 42b. Nlle. Guinee (Rawack) 94. Mabbeo. Port Dorey
f. 43a. Nelle Guinee. 95. Manghabarak. Port Dorey
f. 43b. Nelle Guinee (terre du Papous) 96. Dorey. Vieux chef. Port Dorey
f. 44a. Nelle Guinee (Waiggiou) 97. Vielle femme du village de Kouaoui
f. 44b. Nelle Guinee (Waiggiou 98. Mani, enfant lepreux
f. 45. 101. T[B?]on-bourou (Ile de Rawouack) [Anr. untitled portrait below is cut below eyes]
f. 46a. Nelle Guinee. 103. Naturel du village de Dorey. Port Dorey
f. 46b. Nelle Guinee. 104. Maisoum, du village de Kouaoui. Port Dorey
f. 47a. Nelle Guinee. 105. Mambabouini. Port Dorey
f. 47b. Nelle Guinee. 106. Mazerembai. Port Dorey
f. 48a. Nelle Guinee. 107. Enfant de la tribe des Arfourons. Port Dorey
f. 48b. Nelle Guinee. 108. Coiffure usitee chez du feunes Papous. Port Dorey
f. 49a. Nelle Guinee 109. Jeune fille de Dorey. Havre Dorey
f. 49b. Nelle Guinee. 110. Tatouage imprime sur le dos d'un naturel environ 10? [pouas?] de hauteur [?]. Havre Dorey
f. 50. 114. Moluques. Vrydag (vendredi) ne ... Mac-Macassar. Amboine
f. 51a. Ticopia. 136. Tafoua 2 chef de l'Ile
f. 51b. Ticopia. 127. Breatafou son fils[?]
f. 52a. Tikopia. 133. Naturele de Tikopia venus sur la Corvette jusqu'a Vanikoro [title may refer to 52b]
f. 52b. Tikopia 134. Naturele de Tikopia venus sur la Corvette jusqu'a Vanikoro [title may refer to 52a]
f. 53a. Vaniforo. 136. Valie chef a Nama
f. 53b. Vanikoro. 135. Monbe chef a Manere
f. 54a. Vaniforo. 137. Merifo chef a Manere
f. 54b. Vanikoro. 138. Tangaroa de Manere
f. 55a. Vanikoro. 140. Oumou chef a Nama
f. 55b. Vanikoro. 139. chef de Vanikoro
f. 56a. Vanikoro. 141. Maingho de Manere
f. 56b. Vanikoro. 142. Naturel de Manere
f. 57a. Vanikoro. 145. Femme du chef Pouka a Manere
f. 57b. Vanikoro. 146. autre femme de Manere
f. 59a. Cayeli - Bouron. 148. Djaloudi, jeune chinois (Coupang). Moluque
f. 59b. Cayeli - Bouron. 149. Langade jeune homme de Cayeli Moluque
f. 60a. Cayeli - Bouron. 150. Nani [?] Moluquer
f. 60b. Cayeli - Bouron. 151 Bato, de Cayeli. Moluquer
f. 61a. Menado. 152. portrait de femme (Barn) [?]. Moluquer
f. 61b. Menado. Moluquer [head of a man]

[Drawings by Arago and de Sainson

Drawings by Arago and de Sainson made during French expeditions in the Pacific, includes one from the artist Niel, ca 1818-1829 / drawn by Jacques Arago, Louis de Sainson, Robert Neill

Comprises 1 album of 151 pages, bound in contemporary half calf over marbled boards, and with the spine with raised bands. Album contains 89 drawings on 63 pages.

The drawings are titled from "Index Birds", which is on pages 1 & 2 of the volume. Page numbers are those assigned by the Library: the plate numbers assigned by the compiler of the album are given in square brackets. The modern names for the birds and fishes have been taken from "The Hunter Sketchbook", NLA, 1989.

page1: Index birds
page 9: [1] Gorail 1/3 of the natural size : (King Parrot, plate 35 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 11: [2] War-nain nat:size : (Golden whistler, plate 15 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW) 
page 13: [3] Gorail nat. size : (Musk lorikeet, plate 55 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 15 [4] [unfinished pencil sketch] : (Eastern rosella, plate 25 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 17 [5] Po-buck nat size: (Owlet-nightjar, plate 19 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 19 [6] Gomak (murry) 1/3 nat size : (King Parrot, plate 33 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 21 [7] Loriquet of the Philippine isles natural size : (Loriquet of the Phillipine Islands, plate 77 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 23 [8] Deremah. natural size : (Sacred kingfisher, plate 1 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 25 [9] Duralia (moojil). 5 feet high : (Brolga, plate 5 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 27 [10] Collinat 1/5 nat. size : (Rufous night heron, plate 9 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 29 [11] Goo-genne-gan, 1/5 nat. size : (Laughing Kookaburra, plate 7 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 31 [12] Co-raff 1/6 nat. size. (black coccatoa) : (Glossy black-cockatoo, plate 41 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 33 [13] [untitled - Channel-billed cuckoo] : (Channel-billed cuckoo, plate 49 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 35 [14] Garaway. 1/6 nat size. (white cocatoa) -- 2 paper slips of mss notes in a later hand about identity of bird and quality of drawing "This drawing seems to be too bright and the upper mandible out of all proportion." : (Sulphur-crested cockatoo, plate 37 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 37 [15] 1. Robin, Norfolk Island. 2. No name. 2/3 nat. size : (Scarlet robin (upper bird) & Beautiful Firetail (lower bird), plate 31 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 39 [16] Pigeon, Norfolk Island. 1/5 nat. size. : (Norfolk Island ground dove, plate 89 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 41 [17] Co-gurack. 1/3 nat. size : (Blue-faced honeyeater, plate 39 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 43 [18] Pigeon, Norfolk Island. 1/5 nat. size : (New Zealand pigeon, plate 77 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 45 [19] Hawk. nat. size : (Collared sparrowhawk, plate 59 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 47 [20] Wirgan, 1/3 nat size : (Noisy friarbird, plate 21 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 49 [21] [Mistletoebird & Red-browed finch] : (Mistletoebird & Red-browed finch, plate 53 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 51 [22] Two Gorails, nat. size. : (Little lorikeet & Turquoise parrot, plate 47 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 53 [23] Bird of providence, or mount Pitt Bird, Norfolk island n.s. : (Providence petrel, plate 87 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 55 [24] Ground bird, Lord Howes island, 1.3 nat. size. : (Lord Howe Island woodhen, plate 94 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 57 [25] Pigeon, Lord Howe's island, 1/6 nat. size. : (White-throated pigeon, plate 95 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 59 [26] Gorail, 1/3 nat. size. -- on a slip of paper in a different hand are futher notes about the bird "..this seems to be either a very remarkable variety or not accurately drawn" : (Crimson rosella, plate 45 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 61 [27] Wang-u-wang. nat size. -- on a slip of paper are futher notes about the bird "This is certainly the Red Shouldered Par. as I cannot refer the description to anyother bird. The colours are by no means accurately expressed." : (Swift parrot, plate 43 (reversed) in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 63 [28] [untitled] : (Chrested shrike-tit, plate 29 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 65 [29] Parrot of Norfolk Island. nat. siz. : (Norfolk Island kaka, plate 75 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 67 [30] Stork : (Black-necked stork, plate 57 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 69 [31] Gode-gang nat. size : (Common bronzewing, plate 31 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 71 [32] Norfolk Island, 1/3 nat. size. : (Grey-headed blackbird, plate 90 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 73 [33] Ground bird, Norfolk Island 1/3 nat size -- on a slip of paper are futher notes about the bird "This is the White Gallinule of Philip's Bot. Bay, the feet are not accurately drawn" : (White swamphen, plate 93 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 75 [34] Gode-gang. nat. size : (Brush bronzewing, plate 3
in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 77 [35] Ground bird norfolk island 1/3 nat size : (Buff-banded rail, plate 79 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 79 [36] [untitled] : (Masked lapwing, plate 11 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 81 [37] Tropic bird nat size -- on a slip of paper in a different hand are futher notes about the bird " This drawing does not appear to have been correctly made " : (Red-tailed tropic bird, plate 81 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 83 [38] Norfolk Island nat size : (Black noddy, plate 83 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 85 [39] [untitled] : (Dollarbird, plate 13 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 87 [40] Gorail, nat size : (Rainbow lorikeet, plate 51 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 89 [41] Norfolk Island nat. size : (Sooty tern, plate 85 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 91 [42] Gorail nat. size -- on a slip of paper in a different hand are futher notes about the bird "This is certainly the P. Terrestus of Shaw from the red [?] and black barred tail but is placed in such a bad position as to make the Bird with difficulty be distinguished." In another hand is written on the drawing "I think this note is by Dr J. Anderson Seton" : (Ground parrot, plate 23 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 93 [43] Mooro-duin [two drawings;  one incomplete] : (Variegated fairy-wren & one unidentified wren, drawing incomplete, plate 27 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW)
page 95 [unfinished pencil and wash drawing of ostrich?]
page 97 [untitled - Broom bossiaea] plate 40 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW
page 99 [untitled - Sweet pittosporum;  button everlasting daisy;  pinnate boronia] compiled from plates 3,4 & 50 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW
page 101 [untitled and unfinished drawing - New Zealand flax] plate 91 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW
page 103 [untitled - Leafy purple flag] plate 20 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW
page 105 [untitled - Hottentot fig] plate 8 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW
page 107 [untitled - Twisted parrot pea;  Five red corners;  Pyramid flower] compiled from plates 14, 24 & 46 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW
page 109 [untitled - Unidentified flower;  Pink bells] compiled from plates 30 & 10 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW
page 111 [untitled - Milkmaids;  Forest grass tree (Xanthorrhoea)] compiled from plates 54 & 17 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW
page 113 [untitled - Golden donkey orchid;  Grassland Daisy;  Brookweed] compiled from plates 52, 28 & 76 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW
page 115 [untitled - Slender violet;  Willow-leaf crowea;  Dotted sun orchid] compiled from plates 48, 44 & 42 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW
page 117 [untitled - Showy boronia;  Pink five corners] compiled from plates 22 & 18 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW
page 119 [untitled - Wedding bush;  Box wax leaf; ] compiled from plates 12 & 4 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW
page 121 [untitled - Handsome wedge pea;  Red spider flower;  Eyebright] compiled from plates 32, 16 & 2 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW
page 123 [untitled - Variable bossiaea, long-leaf five corners, Small crowea] compiled from plates 38, 36 & 34 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW
page 125 [untitled - Native fuchsia;  Purple waxlip orchid;  Kangaroo apple] compiled from plates 56 & 75 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW
page 127 [untitled - Yellow-eyed grass;  Rock lily] compiled from plates 58 & 63 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW
page 137 [untitled - Yellow-green wrasse;  Old wife;  four-lined trumpter perch] compiled from plates 67 & 70 in Hunter's Birds & Flowers of NSW
page 139 [untitled - three fish] (Not in the Hunter sketchbook)
page 141 [untitled - fish] (Not in the Hunter sketchbook)

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Index

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Collection 25: Drawings / Album of watercolour drawings of Australian natural history, owned by Robert Anderson Seton, ca.1800

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