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Papers relating to La Perouse, 1777-1937

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Item 1: Letter from Chevulier, 30 December 1777 Item 2: Holograph letter to his sister, Madame Dalmas de Labessiere, 9 September 1783 Item 3: La Perouse to Madame de Labessiere on board the Amazon (facsimile), 1778-1779 Item 4: Information on La Perouse’s career 1778-1783 on the letter of La Perouse to Madame Dalmas de Labessiere, 1778-1779 Item 5: Autograph, 19 December 1780 Item 6: Portrait of La Perouse Item 7: Correspondence respecting La Perouse Monument, 1866-1867 (Transferred to State Records Authority of New South Wales) Item 8: Restaurant La Perouse, Paris – Menu, Christmas Day 1925, Presented by Scott, August 1927 Item 9: Restaurant La Perouse, Paris – Menu, 1936, Presented by Prof. E. Scott, 2 February 1937 Item 10 : Library correspondence from Prof. Ernest Scott, 22 January 1937, regarding Item 9 Item 11: Model of L’Astrolabe made by A.S. Rankine exhibited at Arts & Crafts Exhibition, Melbourne – Photo from Argus 2 September 1927 and another from Observer (Adelaide), 10 September 1927 Item 12: Reference in ‘Piper Papers’ in Mitchell Library to La Perouse Monument Item 13: The Mirror, 10 December 1831
SubjectExplorers
Discovery and exploration–French
Australia–Discovery and exploration
Australia–Description and travel
Voyages and travels
Category1. Settlement
2. National boundaries
3. World War I
AuthorLa Perouse, Jean-Francois de Galaup, Comte de
Scott, Ernest
Current HolderState Library of New South Wales
Period Of Reference 1777/1937
Series NumberAl 1
Item Numbern5lVEwE9
Access RightsRequest at location
Country Of OriginAustralia
France
PlaceBotany Bay
Paris
Melbourne
Language French
English
Description From Source1 print – black & white 1 folder of textual material – manuscript, print, typescript
Physical FormatCorrespondence
Manuscripts
Menus
Pictures
Related Resources https://www.zotero.org/groups/4688363/oama/items/K2Q2SXET/
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