CLEARANCE: ‘Australian Heritage’ Magazine

Austraian Heritage magazine was a fantastic magazine showcasing all aspects of Australian history. It was produced quarterly, and was a well-researched, well-presented magazine which sadly went the way of so many printed magazines and ceased production. We have recently been given a full collection of Australian Heritage magazines, so we are now looking to find good homes for them.

Australian Heritage Issue 1 – Summer 2005  SOLD
Henry Sutton: The Eureka Man; The early French explorers of Australia; Heritage tracks of the Blue Mountains; The rescue of Callington Mill; Werris Creek: A town devoted to the railway; Ghost house restored by labour of love; From Canton Lead to Ararat; Australian kelpies: born to muster; David Unaipon: Storyteller of the Dreamtime; Dame Edith Cowan: First women of the West; Governor Phillip and a man name Bennelong; Love letters from Antarctica; When Copper was king; Our earliest gardeners: The Macarthurs of Elizabeth Farm and Camden Park; His Majesty’s: Theatre of Triumph and Disaster.

Australian Heritage Issue 2 – Autumn 2006 SOLD
Rupertswood and the ashes; The legendary Cobb & Co; Dutch explorers of the Southern Land; Hill End; Echoes of a boom town; Betty King: First White Women in Australia?; Westgarthtown: A German village in the suburbs; Exiles and emigrants: Journeys of destiny; Sir Henry Parkes: The Father of Federation; Catherine Helen Spence: A ‘Useful and Amiable Member of Society’; The Bishop and the Architect; Able Taman: Navigator of the Unknown; Rabbits in Australia; Family History: A Journey with my Ancestors; The Huon Pine-getters.

Australian Heritage Issue 3 – Winter 2006 SOLD
Paddle-steamers of the Murray-Darling Rivers; The enigmatic platypus; The Spanish quest for Terra Australis; Thomas Mitchell and the Wellington fossils; Farina: Ghost Town on the Gibber; The Battle of Vinegar Hill; Referend John Flynn: Flynn of the Inland; Mary Reibey: From Convict to Entrepreneur; Captain from Connecticut: Isaac Pendleton’s Last Voyage; Mechanics’ Institutes: Halls of Learning; Ferdinand von Mueller: Botanist of Honour; Joseph Lycett: Convict Artist; William Stawell: Architect of the Victorian Constitution.

Australian Heritage Issue 4 – Spring 2006  SOLD
A man called ‘The Banjo’; The story of Australia’s trams; The wreck of the ‘Sydney Cove’; A return to horsepower; Burra: A fossil treasure trove; Cook’s Pacific encounters; Beyond Hell’s Gates: Sarah Island; Sketches from Life: The Journals of Mary Morton Allport; They Wyndhams of Dalwood; Eel farmers of the Mount Eccles Lava Flow; The Holden saga; Turning an honest penny: Australia’s early coinage; Trials of the North: The settlement of Port Essington; Elizabeth Fulloon: Emigrant by appointment.

Australian Heritage Issue 5 – Summer 2006 SOLD
Exile of the Young lrelanders; The Forgotten Explorers of the Blue Mountains; Brisbane: An ‘Earthly Paradise’ of ‘Utmost Dread’; The Pursuit of Strangeness: Francois Peron’s Voyage to the South Lands 1801-1803; Our Monuments: The Medidian Arch at Marulan; Wolston House: A Legacy Remembered; Rippon Lea: A Water-wise Estate; Mary Gilmore: Poet of Passion; Gregory Blaxland: Pioneer Farmer; Quarantining the Fever Ships: The Story of Point Nepean; The Tragedy of the New Guinea Prospecting Expedition; Ben Boyd: Colonial Fortune Hunter; Arthur Esam: The Drover who painted the Outback; Bluewater Bushmen: Early Sailors of Sydney Harbour.

Australian Heritage Issue 6 – Autumn 2007 SOLD
Breastplates of Honour; Holding the Line: George Woodroffe Goyder; The Briars: An Encounter with the Emperor; Lawrence Hargrave: A Soaring Mind; A Black Ball on a White Star; Settlement of the Swan: The Birth of Perth; Eliza Forlong: Pioneer of Australian Fine Wool; Polar Pioneers: Australian in the Antarctic; The Wild Days on the Hodgkinson Goldfields; Hume and Hovell: Explorers at Odds; Koala: Survivor Against the Odds.

Australian Heritage Issue 7 – Winter 2007  SOLD
John Monash: Commander of Precision; Tom Wills: Father of Australian Football; Adelaide: ‘A Grand Experiment in the Art of Colonization’; Amy Sherwin: Nightingale of Tasmania; Sydney Views 1788-1888; Encounters on Kangaroo Island; C.Y. O’Connor: Designer of the West; Jandamarra of the Kimberley and the Bunuba Uprising.

Australian Heritage Issue 8 – Spring 2007 SOLD
Red Cedar: Treasure form the Rainforest; A tale of two shipwrecks: the Dunbar and the Cawarra; The Aboriginal Whaling Med of Trowernna; Agnes the Bullock Driver; Houdini’s Greatest Illusion; A Celebration of Women’s Work; Alberto Zelman and the Birth of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra; Sporting Horses; Sturt’s Retreat; John Batman: Aspirations of a Currency Lad; Australia’s First Goldrush: The Daisy Hill Story; John Gould: Chronicler of Australia’s Fauna; Ellis Rowan: Adventures of a Flower Hunter.

Australian Heritage Issue 9 – Summer 2007 SOLD
Christmas in the Colonies; Bush Tucker on the menu; Time and tide; The Great Barrier Reef; The Don: Hitting a six against Racism; The Harriet of Hobart; Playtime in Melbourne; Frederick George Copeand: Vicar of Zeehan; A Life Fully Lived: John Batman Part II; Edward Hargraves: Spin Doctor of the Goldrush; Water on Tap: The Building of the Yan Yean Reservoir; Surviving Against the Odds: The Story of New Italy; Pistols for Two; Australia’s Flying Start.

Australian Heritage Issue 10 – Autumn 2008 SOLD
Norfolk Island: Island of Changing Fortunes; Golden Mountain: The Story of Mount Morgan; Continent of Smoke: Fire and the Australian bush; Australia Day 1915, Ringing in the New: The Bells of Bathurst: ‘Purrumbete’: The Manifold Legacy of a Pioneer Family; A Plea for our Bush Chapels; From Norfolk Island to Van Diemen’s Land; Pirate’s Treasure: The Mystery of Bonito’s Peruvian Gold; Lady Nelson HM: Pioneer of the Australian Coastline.

Australian Heritage Issue 11 – Winter 2008 SOLD
Pandora and the Bounty Hunters; Macquarie Island: World Heritage Sanctuary; Flying Boats: Sydney’s Golden Age of Aviation; Chiltern Remembers Henry Handel Richardson; The Eugowra Escort Robbery: The Violent Birth of the NSW Police; Railway Through thr Wilderness; George Fife Angas: Speculator of Influence and Ethics; Elizabeth Throsby: A Dramatic Life; James Tyson: Big Man of the Outback; Captain James Kelly: Currency Lad, Master Mariner, Explorer and Pioneer.

Australian Heritage Issue 12 – Spring 2008 SOLD
Fabulous Flemington; Taming the Murray; Dalgety of Canberra; A Lady on the Goldfields: Ellen Clacy; Sir Thomas Makdougall Brisbane: Star-gazing Governor; HMQS Gayundah: Flagship of the Queensland Navy; September 11, 1914: The Day the Great War Began for Australia; A Different Time: The Expedition Photographs of Herbert Basedow 1903-1928; Canada’s rebels in Van Diemen’s Land; The Jardine Legacy; A Long a Winding Road: The Story of Circus in Australia.

Australian Heritage Issue 13 – Summer 2008  SOLD
Back on the Rails; Cycling: the Craze of the 1890s; Coober Pedy: Opals and Opportunity; The Fossil Fish of Gogo; Sydney’s Lookout and Signal Station; Dead Man’s Penny; Calamity at Clontarf; The Ships Built of Norfolk Island; The Forgotten Henry Kendall, The Muslim Cameleers: Pioneers of the inland; The Dights of Durham Bowes; C. Blunt Boatbuilders: Surviving the Slings and Arrows.

Australian Heritage Issue 14 – Autumn 2009 SOLD
Newcastle coal and convicts; The Tragedy of the Centaur; Shark Bay: Heritage Treasury; Our early observatories; Darwin in Australia; Adelaide’s York Gate Geographical and Colonial Library; The Divine Melba; William Throsby Bridges: Father of the AIF; Prisoner of the Monsoon: Matthew Flinders in the Gulf of Carpentaria, the Bank of Australia Robbery; The Australian Agricultural Company: Pioneers of Wealth.

Australian Heritage Issue 15 – Winter 2009  SOLD
Matthew Flinders and the naming of Australia; Australia or Bust: the 1919 Air Race; Lord Howe: Island of Providence; The Slashing adventure of Captain Francis de Groot; Boomerang: Behind an Australian Icon; Cascades Female Factory: Unlocking the Past; Solomon Wiseman: King of the Hawkesbury; Old Poltalloch Station; William Redfern: Convict, Surgeon, Reformer; Conquering the Continent: John McDouall Stuart; Melbourne Zoo: Acclimatisation to Conservation; Queensland: A Separate Colony; Alias Captain Moonlite.

Australian Heritage Issue 16 – Spring 2009 SOLD
May Gibbs: Creator of the Gumnuts; Secrets of Lake Mungo; Sir Leslie Morshead: Leader of the Rats; The early days of Australian TV; CSIRAC: Our Pioneer Computer; Australia’s Oldest Theatre: The Hobart Royal Theatre; The St Leons: A Family Circus Saga; Australind: Echos of a Grand Dream; On Assignment: Convict live of the Archer Estates; Mackay and the Melanesians; Ernest Giles: Explorer of Heartless Deserts.

Australian Heritage Issue 17 – Summer 2009 SOLD
The mystery of the Zuytdorp; Brisbane’s Old Windmill; Joseph Perry: God’s Filmmaker; The Clarke Gang: Our Deadliest Bushrangers; Georgiana Molloy: Pioneer Botanist of the West; Daintree: Nature’s Incubator; The Chinese Trek to Gold; The Van Diemen’s Land Company; The Last of the HMS Beagle; Cowra: a town like no other.

Australian Heritage Issue 18 – Autumn 2010  SOLD
Joseph Reed: A City’s Greatest Architect; The General and the Spy; The Chaffey Brothers: Irrigation Pioneers; Allan Davidson: Prospector in the Central Desert; The Barwell Boys; Bunyip: Mystery of the Deep; Fremantle Prison; Caroline Chisholm: A Life of Caring; Coolgardie or Bust; Reward for Labour: The Eight Hour Day; ‘The Most Perfect Invention’: The Arrival of the Telegraph in Australia.

Australian Heritage Issue 19 – Winter 2010 SOLD
The Chirnside of Werribee Park, Australia’s Front Line: The Bombing of Darwin, Lachlan Macquarie: Governor of Vision; Wire to the World: The Overland Telegraph Line; Thomas Huxley and the Voyage of HMS Rattlesnake; The Catalpa Rescue: Escape from a ‘Living Tomb’