Includes 12 large and 8 small colour photographs of a pond with pelicans. Photos originally housed in a kodak envelope.

Small and large photographs of the same image. Originally housed in a Kodak envelope.

24 black and white photographs originally enclosed in a labelled envelope.

3 black and white photographs originally housed in an unlabelled envelope.

5 colour photographs originally housed in an unlabelled envelope.

4 large black and white photographs of Alfred Butcher and several unidentified men on a walk around the Melbourne zoo. Dignitary in the photographs may be Minister Brown. Photographs measure c.20cm by c.20cm.

8 black and white photographs of Alfred Butcher with an unidentified visitor and a group of school children at the Melbourne zoo. The event appears to be the opening of a Temporary Education Complex. Dignitary may be Borthwick, Minister of Conservation. The photographs measure c.21cm by c.17cm. Originally housed in an envelope.

7 colour photographs of a walk around the zoo with a visiting dignitary, probably a government minister by the name of Brown.

12.5cm by 11.5cm. Originally housed in an envelope entitled "Mr Butcher".

12 black and white photographs of a Royal Visit by Queen Elizabeth. Includes duplicates of photographs in other inventory items in this series of the Butcher Guide.

16.5 cm by 12cm.

Black and white, and colour, photographs of assorted sizes.

Titles feature on the reverse of some photographs, as follows:
"J A Tubb Sandakan";
"Boso Visit";
"Marine Park Trip"
"Boso Trip";
"Boso Trip - Self Okada"
"Zoological Bd [Board] Conf [Conference] - Sydney May 1948".

Originally housed in a labelled envelope.

Black and white photographs. Occasions include the 110th birthday of the Melbourne zoo.

Six photographs measure 12cm by 16.5cm.
Nine photographs measure 26cm by 20cm.

Titles on reverse of photographs:
"110th birthday";
"Qantas Baso Sydney 1969 - John Rowe - Brown";
"Zoo Education Centre 15/12/74".

19 photographs of an unidentified public occasion. The photographs measure 9cm by 11.5cm.

Originally housed in a labelled envelope.

6 black and white photographs of the same event as is represented in inventory item BUTCA0391.

16.5cm by 12 cm. Originally housed in an envelope.

Two colour photographs and four black and white photographs of the Royal visit in 1977.

Photographs are c.25cm by c.20cm.

One colour photograph that measures c.20 cm by c.25cm. Dignitary is His Excellency Mr Li Dong Ye, Minister for Metalurgical industry of China.

Six photographs, in black and white, and colour.

Three black and white photographs.

26cm by 20cm.

Six mounted colour slides of a visit by a dignitary. Also a news clipping about the visit.

Ten black and white photographs of assorted sizes. Includes pictures of butterfly enclosure, elephant, marsupial, Alfred Butcher, Mr Li Dong Ye. Possibly public relations photographs.

12 colour photographs that measure 12.5cm by 9cm.

This inventory item contains a group of 14 colour photographs entitled "Opening - Great Flight Aviary 28/3 80".

Also includes assorted loose photographs in black and white, and colour. Assorted sizes. Subjects and titles include:
Queen's visit in 1977;
"Transport Union Dinner, 1980, Mercedes chief and wife";
"Gov. [Governor] - Alfred - Borthwick - Aide - Prof. [Professor] Ken Jubb - (Dean of Vet. [Veterinary] Science) - March 1974";
Opening - Great Flight Aviary 28/3 80. Includes pictures of Malcolm Fraser, then Prime Minister of Australia.

Loose photographs, in black and white, and colour. Assorted sizes.

Includes portraits of Alfred Butcher and others.

Titles include:
"Osaka City Delegation, 1984";
"Sir Eric Pearce - Chris. Embury - Bessel - Extensions to [Arborea?] 19/12/86".

Four black and white photographs of a ceremony with a row of people. Speakers include Alfred Butcher and an unidentified man.

Photographs measure 20cm by 25cm. Originally housed in an envelope.

Eighteen black and white photographs taken on public occasions at the Melbourne zoo. Possibly original copies.

Originally housed in a labelled envelope.