(AUSTRALIA.) David Collins. An Account of the English Colony in New South Wales,

(AUSTRALIA.) David Collins. An Account of the English Colony in New South Wales, from its First Settlement in January 1788, to August 1801... Second Edition. Engraved frontispiece portrait, 1 (of 2 en

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'Australia &c. // Colony of New South Wales // Van Dieman's Land'The western part of the continent still bears the name "New Holland". The area covered roughly by the present day

Fairfax, William (editor). Handbook to Australasia. Being a Brief Historical and Descriptive Account of Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia, New South Wales, Western Australia, and New Zealand. Octavo

Steel Engraved Map Published C1835 by Thomas Kelly, London for "A New and Universal English Dictionary" by the Rev. James Barclay. Maps Drawn & Engraved by Alexander Findlay. Paper Size: 10.5 x 8 inch

Steel Engraved Map Published 1854-55 by John Tallis, London for "The British Colonies; Their History, Extent, Condition and Resources" by Robert Montgomery Martin. Drawn & Engraved by John Rapkin. Cen

Australia New South Wales stamp collection from as early as 1851. This collection includs early imperf issues, Postage Due, and Official stamps. Included in this collection is #13 1 pence red= $200. #

Incl Australia Political, Australia West, Eastern Queensland, South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria/Tasmania, and Australia East. Large Lithograph Maps Published 1922 by The Times, London for "Th

[Lycett (Joseph) Views in Australia or New South Wales, & Van Diemen's Land Delineated 5, only of 48, hand-coloured engravings, last one trimmed and laid down too include View of Lake George, Burwood

Police Gazette. London: Mills and Son, April 12, 1844. Folio, 4 pp. Includes details of convicts who have escaped from the Colony of New South Wales; also with a list of deserters from Her Majesty's S

Title/Content of Map: 1855 Tallis Map of New South Wales, Australia -- New South Wales Date: 1855 London Cartographer: J. Tallis Size: 13 x 10 in. This is an ornate and highly decorative map of Austra

Title/Content of Map: Untitled. [Australia] / Settled Part of New South Wales 1840 Cartographer: U.S. EXPLORING EXPEDITION Date: 1845 Publisher: LEA AND BLANCHARD Size: 8.5Height - 11.3Width From Wilk

Heading: (Map) Author: Carey, Mathew Title: A New and Accurate Map of New South Wales with Norfolk and Lord Howe's Islands, Port Jackson &c. from Actual Surveys Place Published: Philadelphia Publisher

Steel Engraved Map with Original Outline Hand Color Published 1852-56 by John Tallis, London for "The Universal Pronouncing Dictionary" by Thomas Wright. Drawn & Engraved by John Rapkin. Centre fold a

Lithograph Map Published 1881, London for ""The International Atlas and Geography..." by James Bryce. Maps by Edward Weller & John Bartholomew. Uncommon. Paper Size: 18 x 13 inch (46 x 33cm) Good Cond

Two 'Liquid' Black Opals Lightning Ridge, New South Wales, Australia Two solid black opals which display a deep rich color with fire, known in the Australian opal business as 'liquid black' due to the

attributed to DAMIEN LUCAS (Australian 20th/21st Century) A CAST AND PATINATED BRONZE SCULPTURE, CIRCA 2000, LISMORE, NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA, figure of a standing woman, signed in bronze on foot.

New South Wales, Australia: F.S. Pacey & Son, 1930. Three color one-sheet poster advertising the performance at the Gala Stage Season. 30 x 39 ". Significant repairs throughout. B-.

Title/Content of Map: Victoria, Or Port Phillip. Date Printed: 1850 ca. Cartographer: RAPKIN, J. Material/Medium: JOHN TALLIS Size: 9.5X12.75 Province in Australia just south of New South Wales. With

(lot of 2) Polychrome painted copper-clad panels, with figures in relief, signed Enyedy, label verso for Z. & T. Enyedy, Ingleburn, New South Wales, Australia, largest: sight: approx 22.25"h, 15.25"w,

1861 Johnson's Map of Australia -- Johnson's Australia. An eloquent map showing six territories of Australia at the time: New South Wales, Victoria, Van Diemen Land, and West, North and South Australi

Permian Period, 299-252 million years BP. A Glossopteris browniana fossil leaf assemblage from the Illawarra Coal Measures, Dunedoo, New South Wales, Australia. 1101 grams, 23cm (9"). From an old Bris

A predominantly used (scattered with a couple mint) Australia States accumulation, from New South Wales, South Australia, Victoria, Western Australia and Tasmania. Includes a used 3-margined Victoria

Silver Wire Crystals New South Wales Australia

Cerussite Broken Hill New South Wales Australia