Series 1: Manuscripts and ephemera relating to June and Patricia Bartlett

MLMSS 12181

series

1930-1955

Textual Records, Clippings, Ephemera

9681975

0.16 metres of textual material (1 box) - typescript

FOLDER 1
Scrapbook album consisting of newsclippings, photographs, invitations, programmes, flyers and ephemera relating to June and Patricia Bartlett's involvement in sports, musicals and other extra curricular activities associated with Sydney University Women's Sports Association, Girls' Secondary School Sports Association, North Sydney Girls High School and others, 1939-1946. Includes University of Sydney conferring of degrees, 1940 and 1942, and photographs of New South Wales women's hockey team with Jean Bartlett as captain

FOLDER 2
Transcript of speech by June Bartlett relating to women in sport, delivered at the Businessmen Club’s fathers’ and daughters’ luncheon and associated message from Keith Cohen of Newcastle Morning Herald to June Bartlett, 1947
Musical programme and artwork for 'Annie get your stick', relating to state hockey, illustrated by Noel Miller, 1951

FOLDER 3
June Bartlett curriculum vitae
Certificate signed by Prime Minister, Robert Menzies for June Bartlett, 20 December 1950
Typescript account of June Bartlett’s travels in Europe, 28 April-20 June 1952 with accompanying news clipping, ‘Rambling thro’ Europe’ from The Advertise, 19 February 1953
June Bartlett and Patricia Bartlett’s accounts of Queen Elizabeth’s coronation, June 3 1953
Correspondence between June Bartlett and Vacuum Oil Company Ltd relating to petrol supplies and overland journey from London, United Kingdom to Capetown, South Africa, including proposed itinerary, 16 March 1953-22 March 1955
Belgian Congo return permit, 9 June 1955

FOLDER 4
Typed manuscript, 'Three months in the old world', relating to June Bartlett's account of traversing Africa in a Bedford station wagon with Jean Duncan Taylor and Audrey Healy, 1954

FOLDER 5
Fifty-one postcards from June and Patricia Bartlett's father, Stanley Bartlett to his parents in Auckland, New Zealand. Postcards include images of Melbourne, Victoria, Sydney and greater New South Wales, 16 October 1930-5 September 1942

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