Photocopy of scrapbook of newspaper cuttings, publication notices and reviews. Original is held by Lucy Crosbie Morrison.

Correspondence between Melbourne University Press and Philip and Lucy Crosbie Morrison; newspaper cuttings related to Melbourne Botanic Gardens and National Herbarium; roneoed advertisement for the book.

by J.A. Leach DSc (ninth ed.), revised and edited by Philip Crosbie Morrison, MSc, Melbourne: Whitcombe and Tombs Pty Ltd.

Edited by Crosbie Morrison, MSc, Carlton: Melbourne University Press. This copy is annotated with corrections for the revised edition

First edition criticisms and corrections, made by A.G.M. Michell, passed on to Crosbie Morrison by Professor John Turner; list of suggested corrections from Melbourne University Press, annotated by Crosbie Morrison; newspaper cuttings related to the book; typed and handwritten notes.

by Crosbie Morrison, MSc, revised edition, Carlton: Melbourne University Press

by Lucy Morrison, Melbourne: Whitcombe and Tombs.

by Crosbie Morrison, Christchurch: Whitcombe and Tombs Ltd.

by Crosbie Morrison, Christchurch: Whitcombe and Tombs Ltd.

'Australia's Animal Oddities' by Crosbie Morrison, number 2, pages 31-3.

'Australia's Animal Oddities' by Crosbie Morrison, volume 1 no 10, pages 37-42.

'No Savage Beasts' by Crosbie Morrison, new series, number 5, pages 56-8.

folder of 7 issues edited by Crosbie Morrison.

Journal of the University High School, volume II numbers 1 and 2. Editorial of June issue is inscribed 'written by me after consultation with the principal'. Various articles are marked with crosses.

PCM was the editor of volume IX numbers 1 to 8. Bundle of single and bound copies, originally tied together.

March 1916 number titled 'An October week in Marysville'; 5 October 1922, 3 copies; 5 March 1926, includes an article by Crosbie Morrison, 'Along the Queensland Coast - a Biological Tour' pp 260-263.

February 1951, includes article on pages 189 - 200: 'A report on the deputation of September 22nd, 1949, concerning Victorian national parks and national monuments' (deputation included Crosbie Morrison); vol XXXV, 1918 -1919.

Short contributions on wild life and conservation in A Vision Splendid, a supplement to The Herald on the occasion of the Queen's visit to Australia in March 1954; typescript of article on astronomy for inclusion in The Australian Children's Encyclopaedia, includes letter from editor-in-chief, Charles Barrett, and Crosbie Morrison's invoice for the work; typescript of article on the sun and the moon; 'Birds of Montebello', typescript, on threat to flora and fauna of the Monte Bello islands posed by proposed atomic tests; 'The Great Barrier Reef', typescript; untitled typescript of article on unusual Australian animals, for contribution to a book for boys proposed by Jonathan Cape, the publishing house, on travel and adventure, includes correspondence between Crosbie Morrison and the editor, Dr P. Fischel; 'Our Lost World: Why Australia's Native Animals are so Queer', typescript, for apparent inclusion in Australia Today 1957; untitled typescript of article on the work of the Australian Army Education Service in the Northern Territory, and Crosbie Morrison's own involvement in it; 'Education for Conservation', typescript.

Colour and black and white proofs of photographs for proposed inclusion in the book (not all were used).

Vol. 29, no. 8, August 1963. Contains a review of Nature Talks to New Zealanders, page 42.

Notebook recording sales and royalties from 'Along the track in Central Australia', and 'In Central Australia with Crosbie Morrison'. (See Appendix 2.)

THIS ITEM IS MISSING. Ann McCarthy, 7 August 2008.

Programme from a lecture by Graham Pizzey that includes a showing of 'Along the Track in Central Australia', held at the University High School Assembly Hall. (See Appendix 2.)