Reproductions of varied items of interest.
Maps and Images from the Past.
e mail for information on any image. eaclark@optusnet.com.au
Maps and Images from the Past.
e mail for information on any image. eaclark@optusnet.com.au
BRISBANE IN 1888. Size. 53 x 76 cm. Framed at $170. + pp.
Ariel view from over the South Bank looking North East. Supplied with a guide map this view incorporates most of the city and depicts forty buildings still existant.
Ariel view from over the South Bank looking North East. Supplied with a guide map this view incorporates most of the city and depicts forty buildings still existant.
A large montage ( 60 x 72cm ) based on the history of the Brisbane Botanical Gardens. Contains ten images and a map all dating between 1878 and 1917.
AUSTRALIA. 1888. $20 +pp 41 x 30 cm
A highly detailed map based on the geology of Australia but with much dated information. Many town such as Darwin, Bendigo, and Innisfail are recorded with their original names, and many towns such as Canberra and Mt Isa are yet to exist.
Reproduced from a lithograph.
A highly detailed map based on the geology of Australia but with much dated information. Many town such as Darwin, Bendigo, and Innisfail are recorded with their original names, and many towns such as Canberra and Mt Isa are yet to exist.
Reproduced from a lithograph.
South East Moreton Coal Measures. 1910 $150 +pp. 61 x 73 cm
Covering the city centre and the southern suburbs, this large map is useful for the researcher. The island in the river are still visible and most of the developed roads are recorded. It extends as far south as Beenleigh
Covering the city centre and the southern suburbs, this large map is useful for the researcher. The island in the river are still visible and most of the developed roads are recorded. It extends as far south as Beenleigh
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Queensland 1882. $20 +pp. Size. A.3
Published 23 years after separation from NSW the map is like all old maps a statement of it’s time. Interesting details include no South Stradbroke Island.
(the Island didn’t separate until 1894. )
Published 23 years after separation from NSW the map is like all old maps a statement of it’s time. Interesting details include no South Stradbroke Island.
(the Island didn’t separate until 1894. )
New South Wales north. 1852. $20 +pp. Size. A3
The area shown incorporates modern day Northern NSW and what is now S.E.Qld. Grafton is depicted as “Clarence”. Reproduced from an engraving.
The area shown incorporates modern day Northern NSW and what is now S.E.Qld. Grafton is depicted as “Clarence”. Reproduced from an engraving.
New South Wales. 1833. $100 +pp. 45 x 53 cm
Originally published in London off engraved steel , the maps shows what is known forty five years after the first settlement of Europeans at Sydney was established.
Originally published in London off engraved steel , the maps shows what is known forty five years after the first settlement of Europeans at Sydney was established.
Java la Grande. Size 55 x 39 cm. $100 +pp.
The Dieppe maps of the 16th century were noted for their unusual depiction of the Australian section of the world, as done by Nicolas Vallard. In 1984 Lawrence Fitzgerald (ex Australian Army Surveyor) suggested it represented an encoded map of the eastern section of the Australian continent. (See “Java La Grande” ISBN 0 949325007.) The Treaty of Tordesillas which eliminated the Portuguese from the Pacific area would provide the motive why such a coded map would exist should the Portuguese wish to chart in this restricted area.
The Dieppe maps of the 16th century were noted for their unusual depiction of the Australian section of the world, as done by Nicolas Vallard. In 1984 Lawrence Fitzgerald (ex Australian Army Surveyor) suggested it represented an encoded map of the eastern section of the Australian continent. (See “Java La Grande” ISBN 0 949325007.) The Treaty of Tordesillas which eliminated the Portuguese from the Pacific area would provide the motive why such a coded map would exist should the Portuguese wish to chart in this restricted area.
Map of Western Australia. 1886. Size. 56 x 86 cm $120+pp
Very large and detailed map, covered in explorer’s comments.
Pre-dates Coolgardie and Kalgoorlie.
Very large and detailed map, covered in explorer’s comments.
Pre-dates Coolgardie and Kalgoorlie.
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Map of Queensland 1886. Size.56 x 88 cm $120 +pp
Very large map reproduced from an antique lithograph. Missing all of the later towns and with plenty of detail incorporating many topographical features and human activities.
Very large map reproduced from an antique lithograph. Missing all of the later towns and with plenty of detail incorporating many topographical features and human activities.
Van Diemans Land 1838 Size 29 x 32 cm. $20 +pp.
Pre dating the use of the modern name of Tasmania by 18 years this map was reproduced from a hand coloured engraving.
Pre dating the use of the modern name of Tasmania by 18 years this map was reproduced from a hand coloured engraving.
Queensland towns STREET MAPS. All except Brisbane (1882) are reproduced from lithographs from the late 1890's
Most are 29 x 21 cm (except Brisbane 29 x 32cm $20 +pp.) The remaining maps are $10 +pp ea.
Much information about buildings, street changes, bridges etc are contained in these .
Most are 29 x 21 cm (except Brisbane 29 x 32cm $20 +pp.) The remaining maps are $10 +pp ea.
Much information about buildings, street changes, bridges etc are contained in these .
Ships of the Royal Navy. Royal Sovereign $100 +pp
The smaller four are $10 ea
The smaller four are $10 ea
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I have published many views of Australian and New Zealand towns.
I will attempt to depict as many as I can in this section.
I will attempt to depict as many as I can in this section.
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BRISBANE Views. Most of these views are a reproduction of antique woodcuts, lithographs and engravings that have been restored and coloured.
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New Zealand
Further images of Australian towns and Port Moresby.
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Reproductions only on this page
Fashion from the Past
All images (except the last ) are standard a4 size.
All images (except the last ) are standard a4 size.
Fashion. Panel 2
Our collection of Australasian bird are all sized to A4 for easy matching to the many ready made frames available.
Enquiries : eaclark@optusnet.com.au.
Enquiries : eaclark@optusnet.com.au.
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Set of fourteen botanical prints reproduced from the work of Prof. Maiden, Sydney Herbarium. 1895.
Each print is A4 in size. $10 ea. +P.P.
KEY.
a.Bloodwood. b. Christmas Bells. c. Coast Myall. d. Willow-Leaved Crowea. e. Heath-Leaved Dillwynia. f. Dwarf Apple.
g. Spotted Gum. h. Erect She Oak. 1.Honey Flower. j. Native Pear. K. Boronia pinnata. l. Red Bottle Brush.
m. Red Honeysuckle. n. Waratah.
Each print is A4 in size. $10 ea. +P.P.
KEY.
a.Bloodwood. b. Christmas Bells. c. Coast Myall. d. Willow-Leaved Crowea. e. Heath-Leaved Dillwynia. f. Dwarf Apple.
g. Spotted Gum. h. Erect She Oak. 1.Honey Flower. j. Native Pear. K. Boronia pinnata. l. Red Bottle Brush.
m. Red Honeysuckle. n. Waratah.
