Handdrawn sketch map showing Tolmer's route.

Printed pamphlet (16 pages) entitled 'Exploration of the Interior - Diary of J.M. Stuart, Esquire. From Mar 2 to Sep 1860'. Extracted from The South Australia Advertiser.

Lithograph map by R.J. Loveday, entitled 'Plan of Discovery by John McDouall Stuart, shewing his route across and fixing the Centre of the Continent of Australia, from Mar 2nd to Aug 27th 1860'. Paper with linen backing.

Map entitled 'General Map of Australia, Shewing the Routes of the Explorers' - reduced and drawn by Edward Price, under R. Brough Smyt, F.G.S., Lithographed at the Office of Lands & Survey, Melbourne. Outline and hills by Thomas Franklin Bibbs, writing by William Collis, under Richard Counsel (Chief Draftsman), C.W. Ligar (Surveyor-General), The Honourable Charles Gavan Duffy, President of the Board of Land and Works.

Printed pamphlet (eight pages) entitled 'The Fate of Dr Leichhardt and a proposed New Search for his Party: A discourse delivered at St. George's Hall, Melbourne, Feb 9th, 1865' by Ferdinand Mueller, M.D., F.R.S. Reprinted from the Age of Friday, 10 Feb 1865.

Map entitled 'Map of Australia, shewing the routes of the explorers. Compiled from the Government Maps. George Slater, Bookseller, Brisbane, Queensland, 1867'.

Lithograph map by R.J. Loveday, entitled 'Sketch of the Southern Portion of South Australia. Shewing the country visited in the recent explorations'. Paper with linen backing.

Two copies of Mr Haverfield's Notes on the North. Printed works originally published in the Bendigo Advertiser.

A small bound booklet compiling excerpts from the Australian Quarterly Journal detailing the 'Tour of A. Cunningham, botanist to His Majesty King George IV into the Interior of New South Wales'.

Map by J. Arrowsmith, titled 'Map of the Discoveries in Australia, Copied from the latest M.S. Surveys in the Colonial Office. By permission dedicated to The Right Honourable Viscount Goderich, H.M. principal Secretary of State for the Colonies and President of the Royal Geographic Society'.

'Report of an Expedition to ascertain the Position of the 141st Degree of East Longitude being the Boundary Line between New South Wales and South Australia, by order of His Excellency Sir George Gipps, Knight' - printed and bound booklet complete with maps, by C.J. Tyers, Surveyor. Printed by F.M. Stokes, 'Herald' Office, 1840.

Map by J. Arrowsmith, titled 'Detailed map of Dr Ludwig Leichhardt's route in Australia, from Moreton Bay to Port Essington. Laid down from his Original Map adjusted and drawn to the Maritime Surveys of Captains Flinders, King, Wickham, Stokes, Blackwood etc.' Paper with linen backing.