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Kingsborough, L.S ___________________________________________________________________ KINGSBOROUGH, L.S. PRG 327 Special Lists Series 1 1 Letters received from G H Eardley, N S W, concerning railways. 1945-1969. 2 Letters received from various correspondents concerning railways. 1924-1970. 3 Letters received from C B Thomas, N S W, concerning tramways. 1952-1958. 4 Letters received from various correspondents concerning tramways. 1946-1967. 5 Letters received from C L Hume, N S W, concerning building model ships. 1932-1936. 6 Letters received from various correspondents concerning ships and model ships. 1932-1957. 7 Letters received concerning business and personal matters. 1927-1967. ___________________________________________________________________ Series 2 1 Register of S A R locomotives, including 3ft 6 in gauge. nd 2 Notes on Adelaide, City and Port Railway. nd 3 Article on Glenelg-South Coast Railway. nd 4 Notes by A A Strempel and others on the Strthalbyn, Goolwa and Victor Harbor Tramway. ca.1934 5 Notebook containing notes on Moonta Mines and miscellaneous railway and tramway matters. nd 6 Historical notes on company operated rail and tram lines in South Australia. nd 7 Diagrams of coaches belonging to Kadina and Wallaroo Railway. nd 8 Diagrams of locomotives and other rolling stock of government railways in South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia, Tasmania and elsewhere. nd [See also special lists to outsize Series 25 and 26] 9 Australian Railway and Locomotive Historical Society Bulletin. 1944-1945 10 Technical drawings and notes concerning locomotives and rails. nd 11 Index to articles in ‘Railway Gazette’ and Railway Engineer’. 12 Extracts from railway and tramway magazines. Various dates 13 Miscellaneous notes on locomotives and other railway matters. nd 14 Plan for model truck. nd 15 Illustrations and specifications of various locomotives and tramcars. nd 16 Coloured views of early American trains, river steamers, canal boats and coaches. 1944 17 Photocopy views, with captions, of West Somerset Mineral Railway. Various dates 18 Press cuttings, chiefly concerning railways. Various dates PRG 327/1-26 Special lists Page 1 of 60 ___________________________________________________________________ Series 3 1 Drawings and notes on construction details of Adelaide horse trams. nd [See also special list for outsize Series 25] 2 Inventory of property to be purchased from Adelaide horse tram companies by the Municipal Tramways Trust. Prepared by Engineer- in-Chief’s Office. 1906 3 ‘The tramways of Adelaide’. Printed and illustrated brochure concerning electric trams. M TT. 1909 4 ‘The horse tramways of Adelaide’ by L S Kingsborough. Typescript of work published by the Libraries Board of S A in 1967. 5 Manuscript of the above. 1965 6 Review of above in ‘Journal de la Societe des Oceanistes’. 1967 7 Historical notes on S A tram and bus services, prepared by MTT. 1964 8 manuscript notes on various Adelaide horse tram companies. nd 9 ‘Adelaide-Municipal tramways’. Illustrated brochure reprinted from ‘the Tramway and Railway World’. 1918 MTT pocket guide to Adelaide tramways. nd MTT bus route guide and map. nd 10 Rough notes on Adelaide tramways, sketches of routes, etc. nd 11 Notes on tram rails. nd 12 Press cuttings concerning horse and electric tramways. Various dates. [See also special list to outsize Series 25] 13 Diagrams and destination signs of horse trams. nd. [See also special list to outsize Series 25] 14 Plan of cross-section of Melbourne city street showing details of installation for cable trams. [See also spcial list to outsize Series 26] 15 Portion of ‘Cassier’s Magazine’ comprising articles on electric railways and tramways. 1899. 16 Glass transparencies used for advertising in tram cars. nd 17 Plan of southern suburbs of Adelaide. nd. [See also special list to outsize Series 26] 18 Horse tram tickets. nc ___________________________________________________________________ Series 4 1 Photostat plans and instructions regarding the building of model ships, together with illustrations, notes and cuttings about ships and other subjects. nd. [See also special lists for outsize Series 25 and 26]. 2 Coloured lithographs of W Howard Smith & Co steamers. ca.1870’s. 3 Notes on ships and shipping. Various dates. 4 Drawings of steering gear and other technical details of ships. nd. 5 Plans of Dredge No. 8. 1883. 6 Memorandum of agreement for building clipper ship ‘Cutty Sark’. 1869. Typescript copy. [See also special list to outsize Series 26]. 7 Press cuttings concerning the Indonesian barque ‘Dewarutji’. 1911. PRG 327/1-26 Special lists Page 2 of 60 ___________________________________________________________________ 8 Press cuttings concerning ships and shipping. Various dates. 9 Photostat views of ‘HMS Victory’. 1936. 10 Notes on ‘SS Erina’. 1966. 11 Reprot on wreck of barque ‘Fides’. 1860. 12 Reports etc. concerning wreck of ‘Star of Greece. 1888. 13 Notes on Eddystone Lighthouse. nd. 14 Half-tone photographic illustrations of opening of Outer Harbour. 1908. 15 Report on repairs to Yankalilla jetty. 1865. 16 Petition for extension of Noarlunga jetty. 1857. Plan of Noarlunga showing land proposed for settlement. 1894. 17 Diagrams of ‘Cutty Sark’ – Photostat and tracing. nd. [See also special list to outsize Series 26]. 18 Diagram of ship’s capstan. nd. 19 Illustrated printed articles concerning seventeenth century British warships. 1930. 20 Extracts from ‘Popular Science’ concerning the building of model ships. 1935-1936. ___________________________________________________________________ Series 5 1 Notes on gas-burner engines. Photostat. 1916, 1960. 2 Surface plan of Wallaroo Mines. nd. [See also special list to outsize Series 26]. 3 Notes and press cuttings about Cornish pumping engines and their use in South Australian Mines. ca.1923-1965. 4 Notes, press cuttings and other material about SA mining centers. Various dates. 5 Notes on various technical subjects. nd. 6 Press cuttings on engineering, transport, and other technical subjects. 1955-1969. ___________________________________________________________________ Series 7 1 Miscellaneous notes and other papers. nd. 2 List of shares held. 1969 3 SA School of Mines and other certificates. 1906-1914. 4 Index cards containing recipes for handyman and household matters. nd. 5 Postcard blanks of various countries. nd. 6 Autograph album. ca.1909-1913. 7 Bound extracts from the ‘Windsor’, ‘Pearson’s’ and an unidentified magazine containg stories by Rudyard Kipling. ca.1911. 8 Topographical notes. 9 Plans and specifications of private house. nd. [See also special list for outsize Series 26]. 10 ‘Scrymgour’s Sixpenny Guide to Adelaide’. 1887. 11 Press cuttings concerning attack by natives on Barrow Creek telegraph station in 1874. Some contemporary. PRG 327/1-26 Special lists Page 3 of 60 ___________________________________________________________________ Series 9 1 Brochures concerning P & O mail steamers. 1938, 1949. 2 Guide book to Ceylon and ‘Hundred best views of Ceylon’. nd. 3 Photographic views of Paris, nd. 4 Photographic panorama of Paris. 1927. 5 Map of Blue Mountains area. nd. ___________________________________________________________________ Series 15 Album Photographs 1 – 86 1 Photographs 87 – 104 (Tasmanian Government Railways & Emu Bay Album Rly Co.) 2 Photographs 105 – 120 (Victorian Railways) Photographs 121 – 204 (sent to L.S.K. from Canada) Photographs 205 – 211 (Canadian Railways) Album Photographs 212 – 238 (Canadian Railways) 3 Album 4 Album 5 1 Loco No 19 Class A Adelaide 2 Loco No 6 Class C ca.1900 3 Loco No 139 Class Rx at Adelaide 4 Loco No 140 Class Rx Adelaide Running Shed 5 Loco No 92 Class R 6 Loco No 149 Class Rx 7 Loco No 21 Class P 8 Loco No 91 Class R 9 Loco No 91 Class R partly dismantled 10 Loco No 51 Class E 11 Loco No 53 Class N rebuilt 12 Loco No 52 Class N rebuilt, at Murray Bridge sheds 13 Loco No 53 Class N as built by Baldwin 1880 14 Loco No 168 Class F 15 Loco No 11 Class S Islington 16 Loco No 9 Class Rx Islington 17 Loco No 264 Class M at Adelaide 18 Loco No 64 Class K 19 Loco No 42 Class K Islington 20 Loco No 38 Class L 21 Loco No 84 Class Q 22 Loco No 137 Class Yx Jamestown 23 Loco No 96 Yx Mount Gambier 24 Loco No 169 Class Yx 25 Loco No 222 Class T Port Pirie 26 Loco No 32 Class W Wolseley 27 Loco No 15 Class Wx Beachport PRG 327/1-26 Special lists Page 4 of 60 ___________________________________________________________________ 28 Loco No 136 Class S 29 Loco No 134 Class S Islington 30 Adelaide station 1.25 pm North Line train ‘F’ to Semaphore 31 Pinera Loco No 105 Class Rx ca.1925 32 Pinera Eastbound Express 195Rx and 219Rx 33 Sleeps Hill, between the two tunnels, two ‘Rx’ & Express 34 Wirrega, 14S and ‘Q’ Up Serviceton train 35 Mount Lofty Aldgate train 36 Beachport, 15W approaching round curve 37 Glenalta, 200Rx Aldgate train 38 Port Augusta, 125Y and 100Y no water gins rake of ‘Long Toms’. Captioned as Governor General’s train 1912 39 Sleeps Hill viaducts from above the mouth of Tunnel No 2 40 Port Augusta 103Y and 116Y (with water gins) Vice Regal train 41 Another view of 40 42 Mount Gambier Up end of yard ca.1940 43 Naracoorte Kitson car no. 2 44 Adelaide 79Q and 173F ‘Mishap’ 29/1/1923 45 Adelaide Another view of 44 46 Southern portal of Tunnel No 1 47 Woolshed Flat ‘Y’ Class 48 Port Augusta unloading first ‘NM’ Class tender 49 Hawker station yard 50 Near Hookina 51 Parachilna yard ‘Y’ Class 52 Parachilna yard, another view of 51 53 Maree Yard (Narrow gauge days) 54 Coward Springs yard 55 Oodnadatta yard
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