Collection 2: McIntyre family further papers, 1858-2007

MLMSS 10821
R 2397

sub-fonds

1858-2007

Textual Records, Graphic Materials, Photographs, Drawings, Objects

989581

1.62 metres of textual material (9 boxes) includes photographs
6 objects

MLMSS 10821
Comprises correspondence, photographs, cuttings, notes, ephemera, juvenilia of the McIntyre family; material relating to the career of Sadie McIntyre (nee Bedford) and her role in Australia's first "talkie "Showgirl's Luck"; material relating to the legal career of A.W.D. McIntyre; MSS thesis "The Life of Charles Dickens, as a man, author and philanthropist by William Donald McIntyre; MSS playscript "In Spite of Himself" by W.D. McIntyre and Louise Mack, performed by Sydney University Dramatic Society, 1894 (2 volumes), and research papers concerning the McIntyre and related families history. Some published material removed for assessment. Inscribed silver and crystal writing desk set belonging to William McIntyre (1858) and medals removed for assessment.

OBJECTS:

R 2397/1

Medal. ‘Australian Historical Society. 1917. Malcolm Wm. D. McIntyre’. Reverse: ‘Brendan Lane-Mullins Memorial Medal. Founded 1917’

Prize medal. ‘University of Sydney. New South Wales’. Reverse: ‘Prize Medal. LL.B. Examination. 1924. M.W.D. McIntyre.’

Medallion. ‘The Municipal Council of Sydney 1842’. Reverse: ‘1842-1942. This medallion was struck by the Municipal Council of Sydney to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the declaration of the town of Sydney as a city, and the incorporation of the inhabitants thereof. 20th July, 1942. Stanley S. Crick, Lord Mayor, Roy Hendy, Town Clerk’

Coronation Medal. Reverse: ‘Queen Elizabeth II. Crowned 2nd June 1953’

Medal. ‘Australian Industrial Relations Commission Centenary 1904-2004’. Reverse: A W McIntyre.

R 2397/2
Inkwell set, silver and glass. Consists of a stand, two inkwells and a detachable candle holder with attached candle snuffer. Contains engraving: ‘Presented to the Revd. Wm. McIntyre, M.A. by the Scholars of the High School, West Maitland, as a token of their regard. Dec’r 16th 1858.’

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