Walkabout magazine : original photographs and associated records, 1934-1974

fonds

1934-1974

Graphic Materials, Textual Records, Photographs

411644

Approximately 8000 photographic prints - black and white - 41 x 52 cm. or smaller
negatives & slides (29 boxes)
textual material (2 boxes)

"Walkabout : Australia and the South Seas" travel and geographic magazine was named by Charles Holmes and first issued on 1 Nov 1934 by the Australian National Travel Association (ANTA). It was published monthly for education, tourists and "armchair travellers" and ceased in 1974.

Series 01
Walkabout magazine records, 1959-1971

Series 02
Walkabout magazine : Index, register, negatives, colour transparencies and proof sheets, ca. 1934-1974

Series 03
Walkabout magazine Australian photographs

Series 04
Walkabout magazine Australian Capital Territory (A.C.T.) photographs

Series 05
Walkabout magazine New South Wales photographs

Series 06
Walkabout magazine Northern Territory photographs

Series 07
Walkabout magazine Papua New Guinea photographs

Series 08
Walkabout magazine Queensland photographs

Series 09
Walkabout magazine : Tasmanian photographs [scenery, fauna, agriculture, mining, Bass Strait ferries, fishing, snow, sailing, miscellaneous published]

Series 10
Walkabout magazine South Australian photographs

Series 11
Walkabout magazine Victorian photographs

Series 12
Walkabout magazine Western Australian photographs

Box listing by State then subject (photographs)

Copyright restrictions may apply: Photographs in this collection created before 1955 are all out of copyright. Photographs created after 1955 are in copyright.
Copyright holder:: Tourism Australia
Rights and Restrictions Information:: On behalf of Tourism Australia, the State Library of New South Wales is authorised to approve reproduction and use of all images in this collection, for publication and broadcast (all media), without further consultation.
Please acknowledge:: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales and Courtesy Tourism Australia

Reference: Australian Walkabout / selected by Brian McArdle & Peter Fenton -- Melb. : Lansdowne, 1968

Date taken from the back of the photograph is usually accurate. Date taken from photograph mount is usually a purchase or filing date; not necessarily the date of photograph which is often earlier. Walkabout used several numbering series further complicating the dating of photographs. The pre-1950 photographs may date back to the 1930s although the earliest recorded date seems to be about 1941. Dates may be adjusted where there is clear evidence in or from the photograph. Additional information has often been taken from duplicate copies. -- R. Woodley, Cataloguer, Nov 2001