Papers [manuscript].

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Papers [manuscript].

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Wild, John Paul. Papers and letters on Interscan, a system for instrument landing of aircraft, 1975-1980. 26 letters from F. James Hargreaves to W. E. James, 1962-1964, concerning problems with testing optical components. Five pages of illustrations of insects (mainly bees) by Tarlton Rayment, together with a page of illustrations of a triggerplant by Rica Erickson. One illustration dated May 1949, others probably around the same time.

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Hargreaves, F. James.

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Australian Academy of Science

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Erickson, Rica 1908-

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Historian. In 1974, initiated a card index of people who lived in Western Australia prior to 1914. It comprised entries submitted by the public of family trees and histories. these were the basis material for the for the series of Dictionaries of Western Australians. From the description of Western Australian biographical index collection [microform]. [199-?] (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 222119540 WA historian and botanist. Published books on botany as well as ...

Wild, J. P. 1923-

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Rayment, Tarlton

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T. Rayment of Victoria, was an expert on Australian bees and corresponded with scientists throughout the world. From the description of Papers [manuscript]. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225782240 ...