Papers of Ivan Southall [manuscript]. 1914-1998.

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Papers of Ivan Southall [manuscript]. 1914-1998.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/225809982

The papers include correspondence (with Australian and overseas children, literary agents and publishers), drafts of over fifty books and short stories, published and unpublished, speeches, scripts for radio plays, articles for newspapers and magazines, photographs, scrapbooks, newspaper cuttings, background materials for his adult non-fiction, and papers relating to his time in Indonesia and lecture tours in Australia, England and the United States. The principal correspondents are Barbara Kerr Wilson, Beatrice Davies, John Abernethy, Alec Bolton, Norma Jean Sawicki, Susan Hirswich, Patrick Hardy, Judith Fisher, Marilyn Malin, Jennifer Rowe, Joy Southall (first wife), Elizabeth Southall (daughter), Sister Margaret Giumelli (family friend), the Australian Society of Authors and the Children's Book Council.

14.85 m. (105 boxes) + 1 fol.

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Southall, Ivan.

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Children's author. Ivan Southall has published numerous books including "Ash Road" (1965), "Let the balloon go" (1968) and Josh (1970). He toured and lectured extensively throughout Australia, England and the States during the 1960s and early 1970s. He now lives in Victoria with his second wife Susan. From the description of Papers of Ivan Southall [manuscript]. 1914-1998. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225809982 Children's author. Ivan Southall has published num...

Hargrave, Lawrence, 1850-1916

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Aeronautical pioneer. From the description of Papers [manuscript]. 1847-1914. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225851470 Aeronautical engineer and astronomer. After participating in several explorations into New Guinea, Hargrave worked as an assistant astronomical observer at the Sydney Observatory, Australia 1878-1883. He then devoted his time to research in aeronautics and human flight. From the description of Papers, 1910-1914. (Unknown). WorldCat re...