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H7997 D.C.L. Oxford Hood in red cloth, lined crimson silk. Worn by Sir Edward Deas-Thomson C.B.,K.C.M.G. when Chancellor of Sydney University in 1865. He was Colonial Secretary N.S.W. in 1837.(SB). H7997 D.C.L. Oxford Hood in red cloth, lined crimson silk. Worn by Sir Edward Deas-Thomson C.B.,K.C.M.G. when Chancellor of Sydney University in 1865. He was Colonial Secretary N.S.W. in 1837.(SB).


97/31/1 Photographic positive, studio portrait, ambrotype of a woman and two children, collodion / glass / wood / paper / metal / velvet, photographer unknown, 1855-1870 97/31/1 Photographic positive, studio portrait, ambrotype of a woman and two children, collodion / glass / wood / paper / metal / velvet, photographer unknown, 1855-1870


94/224/2 Photographic positive, studio portrait, ambrotype of two males, collodion / paint / glass / wood / paper / metal / velvet, photographer unknown, 1864 94/224/2 Photographic positive, studio portrait, ambrotype of two males, collodion / paint / glass / wood / paper / metal / velvet, photographer unknown, 1864


94/224/1 Photographic positive, studio portrait, ambrotype of a male and female, collodion / paint / glass / wood / paper / metal / velvet, photographer unknown, 1864 94/224/1 Photographic positive, studio portrait, ambrotype of a male and female, collodion / paint / glass / wood / paper / metal / velvet, photographer unknown, 1864


A7884 Bonnet veil, tulle / cotton, maker unknown, c.1800, worn by Elizabeth Marsden, New South Wales, Australia, 1800-1835 A7884 Bonnet veil, tulle / cotton, maker unknown, c.1800, worn by Elizabeth Marsden, New South Wales, Australia, 1800-1835


A7885 Dress, boys, cotton, probably made by Elisabeth Marsden and worn by John Marsden, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1803 A7885 Dress, boys, cotton, probably made by Elisabeth Marsden and worn by John Marsden, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1803


A9705 Hat, mens, cabbage tree fibre / silk, maker unknown, Australia, c. 1860 - 1880 A9705 Hat, mens, cabbage tree fibre / silk, maker unknown, Australia, c. 1860 - 1880


A9762 Jacket, men A9762 Jacket, men's, convict period, felted wool, maker unknown [War Department], made in Great Britain, worn in Australia, 1855-1880


A7831 Caps (3), convict period, leather, maker unknown, made in Great Britain, worn in Australia, 1820-1855 A7831 Caps (3), convict period, leather, maker unknown, made in Great Britain, worn in Australia, 1820-1855


A7832 Cap, convict, mens, wool, maker unknown, England / Australia, 1820-1855 A7832 Cap, convict, mens, wool, maker unknown, England / Australia, 1820-1855


86/1008 Court suit, men 86/1008 Court suit, men's, cashmere, silk, linen and metal, worn by Captain William Hilton Hovell, Florence, Italy, 1856, possibly made by Robinson, Florence, Italy, 1856


86/1010 Day dress, womens, cotton / satin, worn by Esther Hovell (nee Arndell), wife of William Hovell, maker unknown, [Australia], c. 1835 86/1010 Day dress, womens, cotton / satin, worn by Esther Hovell (nee Arndell), wife of William Hovell, maker unknown, [Australia], c. 1835


H6954 Day dress, womens, embroidered muslin, maker unknown, possibly made in Australia, c. 1830 H6954 Day dress, womens, embroidered muslin, maker unknown, possibly made in Australia, c. 1830


A8072 Day dress, silk, maker unknown, [Australia], c 1845 A8072 Day dress, silk, maker unknown, [Australia], c 1845


H5531 Day dress, rust coloured cordered silk, made by Victoria House, Farmer and Co., Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1870


A10017 Day dress and cape, womens, silk, maker unknown, [Australia], worn by Ann Hassall (nee Marsden), New South Wales, Australia, 1830-1840 A10017 Day dress and cape, womens, silk, maker unknown, [Australia], worn by Ann Hassall (nee Marsden), New South Wales, Australia, 1830-1840


A7880 Dress, women A7880 Dress, women's, silk / muslin / metal, maker unknown, thought to have been worn by Elizabeth Marsden, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1825 - 1835


89/740 Evening dress, women 89/740 Evening dress, women's, Malcolm Brewery, satin / silk organza / paper, worn by Sarah Jane Adamson Barnes, maker unknown, [Leonora], Western Australia, Australia, 1890 - 1900


A7882 Dress with petticoat, women A7882 Dress with petticoat, women's, muslin / silk, maker unknown, worn by Ann Marsden at Government House Ball, Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia, 1822


2003/101/1 Evening dress, womens, comprising bodice and skirt, worn by Maria Traill (nee Windeyer), maker unknown, Australia, 1878-1884 2003/101/1 Evening dress, womens, comprising bodice and skirt, worn by Maria Traill (nee Windeyer), maker unknown, Australia, 1878-1884


A10073 Dress, girls, silk, maker unknown, [Australia], c. 1850 - 1855 A10073 Dress, girls, silk, maker unknown, [Australia], c. 1850 - 1855


A7811 Maternity dress, womens, silk / cotton / metal, maker unknown, [Australia, 1828]


A9276 Dress, maternity, wool, maker unknown, [Australia], c. 1825 A9276 Dress, maternity, wool, maker unknown, [Australia], c. 1825


88/394 Buttons, (5), Badges (2), Aboriginal Police/British Army, England/Ireland, c. 1840-1874 88/394 Buttons, (5), Badges (2), Aboriginal Police/British Army, England/Ireland, c. 1840-1874


A8754 Mourning dress with gloves, satin, probably worn by Amelia Hackney, maker unknown, Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia, c. 1857 A8754 Mourning dress with gloves, satin, probably worn by Amelia Hackney, maker unknown, Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia, c. 1857


A10682 Dress, Aesthetic style, silk, worn by Louisa Burrows, maker unknown, Australia, 1880-1900 A10682 Dress, Aesthetic style, silk, worn by Louisa Burrows, maker unknown, Australia, 1880-1900


A10760 Doll, A10760 Doll, 'Polly Oliver', wood / flannel / cotton / leather, maker unknown, Europe, used by Emily Norton, Leichhardt, New South Wales, Australia, 1830-1840


A7883 Habit shirt, women A7883 Habit shirt, women's, cotton / mother of pearl, [possibly made by Ann Marsden], used by Ann Marsden, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1815-1825


H7996 Uniform, consisting of tailcoat and trousers, wool, worn by Sir Edward Deas Thomson, Colonial Secretary of New South Wales, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, maker and place unknown, c 1837 H7996 Uniform, consisting of tailcoat and trousers, wool, worn by Sir Edward Deas Thomson, Colonial Secretary of New South Wales, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, maker and place unknown, c 1837


A8371 Wedding dress, cotton, thought to have been worn by the mother or mother-in-law of Margaret White (nee Fletcher) of Saumarez, [Uralla / Armidale, Australia], [1845-1855]


A7881 Wedding dress, women A7881 Wedding dress, women's, silk, maker unknown, used by Elizabeth Marsden, Hull, Yorkshire, England, 21st April 1793 and by Ann Marsden Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 12 August 1822


A8070 Wedding dress, wool / silk / cotton, maker unknown, worn by Hannah Palser Prior for her marriage to Alfred Adlam, Kelso, near Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia, 1882 A8070 Wedding dress, wool / silk / cotton, maker unknown, worn by Hannah Palser Prior for her marriage to Alfred Adlam, Kelso, near Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia, 1882


87/533 Wedding gown and slippers, silk, satin and leather, worn by Miss Ann Turner for her wedding on the 11th August, 1834, maker of dress unknown, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, maker of shoes unknown, Liverpool, England. 87/533 Wedding gown and slippers, silk, satin and leather, worn by Miss Ann Turner for her wedding on the 11th August, 1834, maker of dress unknown, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, maker of shoes unknown, Liverpool, England.