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International Loans to the National Library of Australia's Exhibition Cook and the Pacific Current at 1/8/2018. Comments can be submitted via the NLA User Feedback Form. International loans to the National Library of Australia’s exhibition Cook and the Pacific Related No. Image Title Creator/ Description Object Dimensions Lender Provenance Place/ Date Number h x w x (d) Persons 1. Ship plan for Deptford ink on paper ZAZ6593 406 x 476 National Ship Plans, Admiralty United HMB Endeavour Dockyard, (single mm Maritime Collection. On deposit Kingdom. London, sheet) Museum, from The National England Greenwich, Archives (UK). July 1768 London. 2. Ship plan for Navy Office ink on paper ZAZ7844 360 x 1005 National Ship Plans, Admiralty United HMB Endeavour (single mm Maritime Collection. On deposit Kingdom. April sheet) Museum, from The National 1768 Greenwich, Archives (UK). London. 3. A plan of York- James Cook single Add MS 70 x 101 British Transferred from the Canada. Harbour on the manuscript 31360, f.24r mm Library, British Museum’s coast of 1763 map London. Department of Printed Labradore Books (Section of Maps). survey’d by Became part of the order of his British Library in 1973. Excellency Thos Graves Esqr Governor of Newfound-land &c. &c &c. 4. Cook’s James Cook bound Add MS 120 x 500 x British Manuscript Department Kept on holograph manuscript 27886 340 mm Library, of the British Museum. Cook’s journal, second 28 volume London. Purchased of Messrs second Pacific voyage November Boone, 13 May 1868 Pacific 28 November 1771–10 (Sale at Puttick’s [& voyage. 1771–10 November Simpson] 11 March. Lots November 1774 1774 644, 645). Became part of the British Library in 1973. 1 Current at 1/8/2018. Comments can be submitted via the NLA User Feedback Form. 5. Original Charles single sheet Add MS 540 x 620 British Purchased in January East coast drawings by Praval 7085, f.36 b, mm Library, 1827 from Thomas of Cook of Pigeon c, e London. Bulgin, print-seller of Australia. House and c.1770 Temple Bar. Previous other history unknown. names/places. Became part of the British Library in 1973. 6. Australian Tupaia (c. single sheet Add MS 263 x 362 British In Joseph Banks’s library Botany Bay, Aboriginal 1725-1770) 15508, f.10 mm Library, until transferred to the Sydney. people in bark London. British Museum in 1827. canoes 1770 In 1832, the drawings Tupaia, c. April 1770 were sent to the Print 1725-1770, Room and on 5.4.1845 Polynesian from the Print Room to navigator the Department of Manuscripts. Became part of the British Library in 1973. 7. Sketchbook Sydney bound Add MS 180 x 690 x British Sir Joseph Banks Various Parkinson sketchbook 9345 260 mm Library, bequeathed his library at places: kept London. his death (in 1820), to on the 1768 -1770 the botanist Robert Endeavour Brown (1773-1858), with voyage. reversion to the British Museum. Brown arranged for the transfer of the library and specimens to the British Museum in 1827. Became part of the British Library in 1973. 2 Current at 1/8/2018. Comments can be submitted via the NLA User Feedback Form. 8. Portrait of an Charles single sheet Add MS Sheet: 326 British In Joseph Banks’s library Northern Australian Praval 15508, f.15 x 268 mm Library, until transferred to the Australia? Aboriginal London. British Museum in 1827. person 1770 - 1771 In 1832, the drawings were sent to the Print Room and on 5.4.1845 from the Print Room to the Department of Manuscripts. 9. Five spears and John single sheet Add MS 206 x 165 British In Joseph Banks’s library United a shield from Frederick 23920, f.35 mm Library, until transferred to the Kingdom. New Zealand, Miller London. British Museum in 1827. Drawn in Australia and In 1832, the drawings England of New Guinea 1771 were sent to the Print objects Room, remaining there collected until transferred to the on the Department of Endeavour Manuscripts on 20 July voyage 1860. Became part of (New the British Library in Zealand, 1973. Australia and New Guinea). 10. Official log of bound Add MS 260 x 540 x British Left to the British Kept on the the Endeavour 1768-1771 manuscript 8959 390 mm Library, Museum by Sir Joseph Endeavour volume London. Banks on his death. voyage. Became part of the British Library in 1973. 3 Current at 1/8/2018. Comments can be submitted via the NLA User Feedback Form. 11. Fragment of the James Cook bound Egerton MS 210 x 680 x British British Museum Kept on log-book of manuscript 2177B 500 mm Library, Department of Cook’s third Cook, third 1779 volume London. Manuscripts. May have Pacific Pacific voyage, similar custodial history voyage. autograph 7 - of Egerton MS 2177 A. 17 January, Became part of the 1779 British Library in 1973. 12. Memoirs of the John Elliott bound Add MS 230 x 400 x British Mrs R. G. Ashmore, of United early life of John manuscript 42714 450 mm Library, London: Presented to Kingdom. Elliott early 19th C volume London. the British Museum in 1932. Became part of the British Library in 1973. 13. Holograph James Cook bound Egerton MS 120 x 450 x British British Museum Kept on journal, third manuscript 2177A 260 mm Library, Department of Cook’s third Pacific voyage 10 February volume London. Manuscripts. On the Pacific 10 February 1776 – 6 flyleaf of the journal is voyage. 1776–6 January January written the note, 1779 1779 ‘Purchased of Douglas Esq. 13 July, 1872’. Became part of the British Library in 1973. 14. Journal of David David bound Egerton MS 140 x 430 x British Belonged to Matthew Kept on Samwell, Samwell manuscript 2591 250 mm Library, Gregson (1749-1824), Cook’s third Surgeon of the volume London. Liverpool upholsterer. Pacific Discovery 1776-1779 Purchased by the British voyage. Museum at Sotheby’s 9 December, 1881. Became part of the British Library in 1973. 4 Current at 1/8/2018. Comments can be submitted via the NLA User Feedback Form. 15. First Draft of an Lord single WHICC: 310 x Captain Purchased Sotheby’s United answer to Sandwich manuscript 174.36.6/1 197mm Cook 23.7.1985, lot 530, in Kingdom. Banks’ letter of leaf Memorial sale of papers of the 30 May 1772, 1772 Museum, Sandwich family. Sandwich Whitby. Papers 16. Autograph James Cook single WHICC: 323 x 480 Captain Purchased Sotheby’s Written at letter from manuscript 185.1 mm Cook 19.7.1990. sea. James Cook to 1 August leaf Memorial Captain William 1772 Museum, Hammond, on Whitby. the Resolution at Madeira, 1 August 1772 17. Contemporary single WHICC:139 1070 x 373 Mulgrave By descent, in the family United plan of the manuscript mm Archives, archives. Kingdom. Resolution, c. 1772 leaf Lent by The Marquis of Normanby. 18. Autograph George III single WHICC: 230 x 187 Captain Purchased Sotheby’s United minute of manuscript 174.541 mm Cook 23.7.1985, lot 541, in Kingdom. George III to 1780 leaf Memorial sale of papers of the Lord Sandwich, Museum, Sandwich family. Windsor Castle, Whitby. 11 January 1780, 9.59pm, Sandwich Papers 5 Current at 1/8/2018. Comments can be submitted via the NLA User Feedback Form. 19. An autograph Elizabeth single WHICC: 231 x 187 Captain Purchased Sotheby’s United letter from Mrs Cook manuscript 174.545 mm Cook 23.7.1985, lot 545, in Kingdom. Cook to Lord leaf Memorial sale of papers of Sandwich, First 13 June Museum, Sandwich family. Lord of the 1781 Whitby. Admiralty, 1781, Mile End, 13th June 1781, Sandwich Papers 20. Lord single WHICC:110 235 x 188 The By descent, in family United Autograph Sandwich manuscript mm Mulgrave archives. Kingdom. letter from Lord (John leaf Archives, Sandwich to Sir Montagu, 4th Lent by the Joseph Banks Earl of Marquis of from Sandwich) Normanby. Hinchingbrooke 19 August 1775 19 August 1775 21. ‘An account of a Johann single WHICC: 235 x 183 Captain Purchased Sotheby’s United voyage round Reinhold manuscript 174.36.29A mm Cook 23.7.1985, lot 534, in Kingdom. the world in the Forster leaf Memorial sale of papers of the years 1772— Museum, Sandwich family. 1775’: Original 1772 - 1775 Whitby. manuscript submitted by Johann Reinhold Forster to Lord Sandwich for his approval, Sandwich Papers 6 Current at 1/8/2018. Comments can be submitted via the NLA User Feedback Form. 22. A chart of the Richard single ADM 496 x 613 The National United Kingdom New North East cost Pickersgill manuscript 352/671 mm Archives Hydrographic Office Zealand. of New Zealand map (UK). (UKHO) Historic Archive from Mercury 1 Jan 1769 - at Taunton; transferred United Bay to Bay of Dec 31 1769 to The National Archives Kingdom. Islands (estimate) commencing 2005. 23. Resolution log Joseph bound ADM 55/107 335 x 220 x The National Admiralty then Created on Gilbert manuscript 55 mm Archives transferred to the Public Cook’s volume (UK). Record Office after 1904. second 1772-3 Pacific voyage. 24. Journal Richard bound ADM 332 x 220 x The National Admiralty then Created on Pickersgill manuscript 51/4547 28 mm Archives transferred to the Public the volume (UK). Record Office after 1904. Endeavour 7 October voyage. 1769 to 20 August 1770 25. Australia, Richard single ADM 391 x 301 The National United Kingdom Botany Bay, Botany Bay: 'A Pickersgill manuscript 352/383 mm Archives Hydrographic Office New South Plan of Stingray map (former ref: (UK). (UKHO) Historic Archive Wales. Bay on the E 1770 541/5 at Taunton; transferred Coast of New Australia to The National Archives Holland'.
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