N. Tamblyn and Nancye E. Kent, The Horntail Wood Wasp, Extract from C.S.I.R.O. Forest Products News Letter No. 185, March - May, 1951

Nancye E. Kent, Mosquito Survey in the Melbourne Area, The Victorian Naturalist Vol. 70, No. 7, November 1953, pp.117-121

W. C. Reeves, E. L. French, E.N. Marks and N. E. Kent, Murray Valley Encephalitis: A Survey of Suspected Mosquito Vectors, American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene Vol. 3, No. 1, January, 1954, pp.147-159

A review of the above article in The Review of Applied Entomology, Series B, Medical and Veterinary, Vol. 43. Ser. B. Part 9. September, 1955, pp.133-134

Draft replies to enquiries

Photographs and a copy of the article 'The Horntail Wood Wasp' by N. Tamblyn and Nancye E. Kent, Preservation Section, Division of Forest Products, C.S.I.R.O.

Correspondence, Internal Report photocopy of 'The Sirex Problem as it Affects Australia' by Nancye E. Kent, July 1951, and draft papers

Photographs

Encephalitis Work with the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, Merbein - Mildura area. Correspondence, Notes and Draft Papers.

Mosquito Survey of the Melbourne Area. Draft Papers, Index Cards and Field Notebooks.

Mosquito Survey of the Melbourne Area. Correspondence, Notes and Draft Papers.

Mosquito Survey in the Melbourne Area. Correspondence, Notes and Draft Papers.

Press Cuttings

Lake Learmonth Mass Mortality. Correspondence, Memos, Notes, Publications.

Results, Tables and Notes

Results, Tables, Notes and Correspondence

Results, Tables, Notes and Correspondence

Progress Reports Nos. 1-14. Correspondence and Reports.

Draft Papers and Publications

Correspondence with A. Dunbavin Butcher

Notebooks Nos. 1-5 and one not numbered and a set of Index Cards

Notes for Final Report. Correspondence, Notes and Draft Papers.

University of Melbourne, Master of Science. Correspondence.

Report, Thesis for Master of Science, University of Melbourne (Not Submitted). Two Draft Typscripts.

C.S.I.R.O. Forest Products Newsletter. Publications.

Publications and Reprints.

Pinus radiata infested with Sirex sp. (?noctilio), Llanherne Plantation near Hobart, Tasmania.

Zoology (First Year), The Laboratory Course for Medical Students, University of Melbourne.

Forest Products Research Laboratory Leaflets.

Printed matter received via the post by Nancye Kent Perry.

Assorted entomological materials and equipment, housed in a box from the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute. Inscription on box, partially legible, reads 'State [?] [?] Brisbane'. The box contains:

Kodachrome transparency - specimen container - a length of pink tape - two boxes of entomological pins - a small flat net - franked postage stamp that reads 'Australia - XVIth Olympiad Melbourne 1956' - other fasteners and labels and objects.

The following objects originally housed in this inventory item have been deaccessioned and removed from the Perry Collection during processing (7 September 2012):

Specimen slide - paint brush - a glass tube holding pale crystals inscribed 'Thymol' - a pharmaceutical bottle labelled 'Never Suck - To Prevent Finger Sucking and Nail Biting - Non-Poisonous' - two droppers - litmus red strips inscribed 'Kent' - litmus blue paper strips inscribed 'Kent' - Aspro pill folded in paper - eraser - quill.

This inventory item contains assorted entomological equipment and materials, housed in a box from the Australian Department of Health. Box is inscribed 'N. E. Kent - P. Q. [Plant Quarantine] Health Dept [Department]'. The box contains:

Six 'Valet' razor blades in an envelope - specimen board, attached to the bottom of the box - cork and mesh objects - plastic container labelled 'Pfizer Quality'.

This inventory item contains a cardboard box inscribed '6 vials of ants', inside which are five glass specimen tubes and three rubber stoppers.

The glass tubes are empty, except for a label housed inside one of them that reads 'Bob Martin's Roundworm Tablets for Dogs and Puppies'.

This inventory item has been deaccessioned and removed from the Perry Collection during processing (7 September 2012).

This inventory item contains a wooden-handled tool, 160cm long, with a rounded metal blade.

This inventory item contains pinning equipment and other entomological materials for the capture, collection and recording of specimens, contained in a cigarette box inscribed 'Pinning Gear'.

The cigarette box includes:
Pins contained in a Cherry and Sons Proprietary Limited packet inscribed 'No 16 Pins' - two Gem blades and a pinning device with a silver handle in a Swabbing Broach box - specimen container made of metal with a paper cover - white rods - loose pins, labels and other objects.

The following objects that were originally housed in this inventory item have been deaccessioned and removed from the Perry Collection during processing (7 September 2012):

Two specimen slides - two glass specimen tubes holding needles of different sizes.

This inventory item contains a packet of white and blue paper labels, contained in a tobacco box inscribed 'Paper Fasteners'.

Knife is housed in a cardboard case.