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1. Inferior timber for paper production at APPM, Burnie, Tasmania, 1962, 3

Abstract

Condition: Good.; Title devised by cataloguer based on inscription on reverse.; Part of Wolfgang Sievers photographic archive.; Also acquired as part of collection: Associated Pulp and Paper Mills, Burnie, Tasmania, 1956-1962.; Sievers number: 3204AA.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3942925., APPM inferior timber for paper production near Burnie, Tas. [picture]

2. APPM fine paper, Burnie, Tas.

Abstract

Condition: Good.; Title devised by artist on verso.; "Photograph and archival silver gelatin vintage print"--Stamped on reverse.; Part of the collection of photographs of pulp and paper mills at Burnie in Tasmania.; Also acquired as part of collection: Wolfgang Sievers photographic archive.; "3204 AR" and "1962"--Inscriptions on reverse.; Photographer's stamp on verso.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-an23351810., Piles of sheet paper at the Associated Pulp and Paper Mills, Burnie, Tasmania, 1962, 4 [picture]

3. APPM fine paper, Burnie, Tas.

Abstract

Condition: Good.; Title devised by artist on verso.; "Photograph and archival silver gelatin vintage print"--Stamped on reverse.; Part of the collection of photographs of pulp and paper mills at Burnie in Tasmania.; Also acquired as part of collection: Wolfgang Sievers photographic archive.; "3204 AP" and "1962"--Inscriptions on reverse.; Photographer's stamp on verso.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-an23351809., Piles of sheet paper at the Associated Pulp and Paper Mills, Burnie, Tasmania, 1962, 2 [picture]

4. APPM fine paper, Burnie, Tas.

Abstract

Condition: Good.; Title devised by artist on verso.; "Photograph and archival silver gelatin vintage print"--Stamped on reverse.; Part of the collection of photographs of pulp and paper mills at Burnie in Tasmania.; Also acquired as part of collection: Wolfgang Sievers photographic archive.; "3204 AS" and "1962"--Inscriptions on reverse.; Photographer's stamp on verso.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-an23351811., Piles of sheet paper at the Associated Pulp and Paper Mills, Burnie, Tasmania, 1962, 1 [picture]

5. Australian Paper Manufacturers, Phoenix Road, Spearwood, November 1965

Abstract

Title provided by cataloguer., This image has been preserved and made available by the Historical Records Rescue Consortium Project supported by Lotterywest., Article and photographs of the design and construction published in The Architect, v.7, no.3 (Sept. 1964), p.35-37., APM (Australian Paper Manufacturers) office and mill buildings designed by Howlett & Bailey.

6. Display of Makin Paper products

Abstract

This image has been preserved and made available by the Historical Records Rescue Consortium (HRRC) Project supported by Lotterywest., Title supplied by cataloguer., The 1965 telephone directory has Makin Paper Company, 239 Fitzgerald Street.

7. Exterior view of the head office of Australian Pulp and Paper Mills with an unidentified man walking out of the building Burnie, Tasmania, 1962

Abstract

Condition: Good.; Title devised by cataloguer.; Part of the collection: Wolfgang Sievers photographic archive.; Also acquired as part of collection: Associated Pulp and Paper Mills, Burnie, Tasmania, 1956-1962.; Sievers number: 2060 CR.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3943062., Head office APPM, Burnie, Tas. [picture]

8. View of the Australian Paper and Pulp Mill with the sea in the distance, Burnie, Tasmania, 1962

Abstract

Condition: Good.; Title devised by cataloguer.; Part of the collection: Wolfgang Sievers photographic archive.; Also acquired as part of collection: Associated Pulp and Paper Mills, Burnie, Tasmania, 1956-1962.; Sievers number: 2060 BE.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3943018., Burnie, Tasmania with APPM Mill [picture]

9. Creed of Shogun printed on Kozo rice paper.

Abstract

10 x 12'' ; paper; Since the seventh century, Japanese farmers in the mountain villages have been creating paper. The materials are the vegetable fibers taken from the bark of bushes, not from any rice. The three different bushes of the mulberry family are mainly used. K.

10. 'Uva' painted rainforest leaf and banana paper envelope [object].

Abstract

Ear tree leaf with paint ; banana paper envelope ; 7.5 x 6.5''; A cultural craft, designed by Mena, a famous Costa Rican artist, and handcrafted by underprivileged and disadvantaged women and children. The leaf is from the Uva ''Sea Grape, '' a Caribbean coastal plant; the envelope is banana paper made from salvaged stems from banana clumps.

11. Australian Paper Manufacturers office building, Phoenix Road, Spearwood, July 1964

Abstract

Title provided by cataloguer., This image has been preserved and made available by the Historical Records Rescue Consortium Project supported by Lotterywest., Photograph and accompanying article published in The Architect, v.7, no.3 (Sept. 1964), p.35-37., APM (Australian Paper Manufacturers) office building designed by Howlett & Bailey.

12. Aerial photographs of Australian Paper Manufacturers property, Spearwood, 11 May 1964

Abstract

Title from negative envelope., This image has been preserved and made available by the Historical Records Rescue Consortium Project supported by Lotterywest., All images may only be reproduced with the acknowledgement: Courtesy of Aerial Surveys Australia., The site of the future paper mill in Phoenix Rd, Spearwood. (See 1966 telephone book)

13. Associated Pulp and Paper Mills timber at Burnie, Tasmania, 1962, 5

Abstract

Condition: Good.; Title devised by cataloguer based on inscription on reverse.; Part of Wolfgang Sievers photographic archive.; Also acquired as part of collection: Associated Pulp and Paper Mills, Burnie, Tasmania, 1956-1962.; Sievers number: 3204AK.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3919407., APPM timber products near Burnie, Tas. [picture]

14. Associated Pulp and Paper Mills housing at Burnie, Tasmania, 1956

Abstract

Condition: Good.; Title devised by cataloguer based on inscription on reverse.; Part of Wolfgang Sievers photographic archive.; Also acquired as part of collection: Associated Pulp and Paper Mills, Burnie, Tasmania, 1956-1962.; Sievers number: 2060CK.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3918151., APPM staff housing, Burnie, Tas. [picture]

15. View from the hills outside Burnie of the Australian Paper and Pulp Mill, Tasmania, 1962

Abstract

Condition: Good.; Title devised by cataloguer.; Part of the collection: Wolfgang Sievers photographic archive.; Also acquired as part of collection: Associated Pulp and Paper Mills, Burnie, Tasmania, 1956-1962.; Sievers number: 2060 BB.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3943028., APPM Mill at Burnie, Tasmania [picture]

16. Associated Pulp and Paper Mills housing being constructed at Burnie, Tasmania, 1962, 1

Abstract

Condition: Good.; Title devised by cataloguer based on inscription on reverse.; Part of Wolfgang Sievers photographic archive.; Also acquired as part of collection: Associated Pulp and Paper Mills, Burnie, Tasmania, 1956-1962.; Sievers number: 3204BG.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3918179., APPM housing construction, Burnie, Tas. [picture]

17. Associated Pulp and Paper Mills timber at Burnie, Tasmania, 1962, 1

Abstract

Condition: Good.; Title devised by cataloguer based on inscription on reverse.; Part of Wolfgang Sievers photographic archive.; Also acquired as part of collection: Associated Pulp and Paper Mills, Burnie, Tasmania, 1956-1962.; Sievers number: 3204AE; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3918315., APPM building timber near Burnie, Tas. [picture]

18. Landscape painting

Author

Bromwell, Henrietta E. and Bromwell, Henrietta E.

Abstract

A landscape oil painting by Henrietta Bromwell of a pathway on a mountain; trees and mountains are in the background. The painting is on rectangular paper with blue, green, violet and yellow oil paints.

Published
2022

19. Avenue in fall

Author

Bromwell, Henrietta E. and Bromwell, Henrietta E.

Subjects
Trees 1890-1915., Meadows 1890-1915.
Abstract

A landscape watercolor painting by Henrietta Bromwell. Images in the painting include a row of trees, a road, meadow, field of grass, a building in the background, and blue sky. The image is pale fall colors of gold, violet and gray. The painting is on a rectangular illustration paper.

Published
2022

25. Studio portrait of Thomas Mackay with pen and paper

Abstract

Title devised by cataloguer., The Mackay family left Scotland and arrived in Western Australia in 1916., This image has been preserved and made available by the Historical Records Rescue Consortium Project supported by Lotterywest., Studio portrait of T.F. Mackay in 'thinking about writing' pose with pen and paper. Probably taken in Scotland.

27. Paper Night social

Abstract

Caption title., This image has been preserved and made available by the Historical Records Rescue Consortium Project supported by Lotterywest., Photograph published in The West Australian, 11 April 1936, p.18., 'The attendance at the Paper Night social at the Adelphi Hotel ballroom on Thursday night. The social was organised by the Authorised Newsagents' Association and representatives of the Perth newspapers.' Photograph dated 9 April 1936.

29. Studio portrait of Ella Mackay wearing a paper hat

Abstract

Title devised by cataloguer., The Mackay family left Scotland and arrived in Western Australia in 1916., This image has been preserved and made available by the Historical Records Rescue Consortium Project supported by Lotterywest., Studio portrait of Helen Mackay (known as Ella), daughter of the photographer, wearing a dress with Battenburg lace collar and cuffs and a paper hat, thought to have been taken in Scotland.

30. Buffalo hides under a paper bark shelter, Northern Territory, 1945 .

Abstract

Title devised by cataloguer based on inscriptions and acquisition documentation.; Inscriptions: "Paper bark shed & hides"--In ink beside image.; In: Survey into possibilities of pursuing buffaloes in North Australia for export to liberated Far Eastern countries by Major Granger and Captain Peisley, Northern Australia, May-June 1945.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn4604799-s31-a1; Purchased 2009.

31. Sheep in a field at the Associated Pulp and Paper Mills farm near Burnie, Tasmania, 1962

Abstract

Condition: Good.; Title devised by cataloguer based on inscription on reverse.; Part of the collection: Wolfgang Sievers photographic archive.; Also acquired as part of collection: Associated Pulp and Paper Mills, Burnie, Tasmania, 1956-1962.; Sievers number: 3204 BL.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3942669., APPM near Burnie, Tas. [picture]

32. Aberdeen Angus cattle in a field at the Associated Pulp and Paper Mills farm at Burnie, Tasmania, 1962

Abstract

Condition: Good.; Title devised by cataloguer.; Part of the collection: Wolfgang Sievers photographic archive.; Also acquired as part of collection: Associated Pulp and paper Mills, Burnie, Tasmania, 1956-1962.; Sievers number: 3204 BP.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3942742., APPM near Burnie, Tas. (Aberdeen Angus) [picture]

33. Three unidentified men each standing next to an Aberdeen Angus at the Associated Pulp and Paper Mills farm at Burnie, Tasmania, 1962

Abstract

Condition: Good.; Title devised by cataloguer.; Part of the collection: Wolfgang Sievers photographic archive.; Also acquired as part of collection: Associated Pulp and paper Mills, Burnie, Tasmania, 1956-1962.; Sievers number: 3204 BS.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3942719., APPM Aberdeen Angus near Burnie, Tas. [picture]

36. Scientist weighing paper at APPM laboratories, Burnie, Tasmania, 1956

Abstract

Condition: Good.; Title devised by cataloguer based on inscription on reverse.; Part of Wolfgang Sievers photographic archive.; Also acquired as part of collection: Design offices, research and laboratories in industry, 1946-1970.; Sievers number: 2060EE.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3942607., [A scientist weighing material], APPM, Burnie, Tasmania [picture]

38. Key of life painting on papyrus paper.

Abstract

8 x 12'' ; painted papyrus; The Key of Life, an Ancient Egyptian hieroglyph, is a symbol of ''happiness and long life.'' It is found in ancient tomb inscriptions, including those of King Tutankhamen. Gods and pharaohs are often depicted holding it. The ankh, the crossshape with t.

40. Advertising billboard for Robur tea, Hoyt's Waratah Theatre screenings of Cynara (1932) and For the love of Mike (1932), Cadbury's chocolate, Bafra cigarette papers, Throaties, Ovo egg preserver, Steelo steel wool, Aladdin lamps, Kolymos dental cream and Pelaco shirts on a railway platform, Ascot Vale, Victoria, ca. 1933 .

Abstract

Part of the Bruce Howard collection.; Part of the collection: Nostalgic Australian photographs.; Catalogue record generated as part of a batch load.; Title based on information in Great Australian book of nostalgia / John Larkins and Bruce Howard.; Great Australian book of nostalgia, p.140.; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn5125974.

41. Advertising billboard for Laxettes, Lawrences dry cleaners, Colbion, Bafra cigarette papers, Uncle Toby's oats, Show Boat, Minties, Qualcast lawnmowers, Perfection tobacco, tea and Grant's Liqueur Scotch whisky on the railway platform, Hawksburn, Victoria, ca. 1930 .

Abstract

Part of the Bruce Howard collection.; Part of the collection: Nostalgic Australian photographs.; Catalogue record generated as part of a batch load.; Title based on information in Great Australian book of nostalgia / John Larkins and Bruce Howard.; Great Australian book of nostalgia, p.142.; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn5125971.

46. Jack Knight, boss of a shooting camp on Stuart Station, and Captain Peisley, outside paper bark shed sheltering buffalo hides, Northern Territory, 1945 .

Abstract

Title devised by cataloguer based on inscriptions and acquisition documentation.; Inscriptions: "Jack Knight, boss of a shooting camp on Stuart Station"--In ink beside image.; In: Survey into possibilities of pursuing buffaloes in North Australia for export to liberated Far Eastern countries by Major Granger and Captain Peisley, Northern Australia, May-June 1945.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn4604799-s31-b1; Purchased 2009.

49. [Peter Reith in the jungle dressed as Tarzan with a discussion paper titled Workplace Relations Amendment (isn't Costello a loser) Act 1999 rolled up under his arm and a Union Buster Chest Expander on the limb of the tree he is standing on, August 1999]

Abstract

Condition: Good.; Title devised by cataloguer.; Inscriptions: signed "O'Neill"--In pencil u.l. corner. "18.2 x 20.5 SMH - op ed news review"--In pencil l.c. "SMH 6-8-99 for Sat 7-8-99"--In pencil l.r.; Part of: Ward O'Neill collection.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3585285.

50. ¿A quién pertenecen los valores de los bienes culturales declarados Patrimonio Mundial?

Abstract

Presentamos una reflexión sobre el abismo existente entre el significado que tienen las declaraciones de Patrimonio Mundial de la UNESCO y la percepción e interpretación que le llega a la sociedad, transmitida por las declaraciones de los políticos que gestionan el Patrimonio y repetidas por los medios de comunicación. Desde que se proclamó la Convención de 1972 (París) el concepto de Patrimonio Mundial ha experimentado una evolución interesante visible a través de los avances que se han producido en materia de conservación y valoración del Patrimonio por parte de la sociedad y traducida en el reconocimiento de nuevas categorías patrimoniales además de los Monumentos y Sitios: Centros históricos, Itinerarios culturales y Paisajes culturales. Analizamos también los desvíos que afectan a los bienes declarados tales como la reproducción de los bienes patrimoniales, la reproducción del arte y la pérdida de autenticidad como ejemplo del gravísimo problema derivado de las implicaciones legales y económicas sobre la propiedad del Patrimonio. Es un problema cultural que afecta al comportamiento de los gestores cuando actúan con los valores colectivos de los bienes patrimoniales, comportamiento que se contrapone con el modo con que la sociedad quiere mantener la autenticidad de su memoria y tener acceso a su disfrute. El cambio de relación de los ciudadanos con los valores de los bienes Patrimonio Mundial, nos permite señalar que la sociedad ha llegado a considerar que el Patrimonio colectivo ya no nos pertenece ya que solo sirve para su utilización turística. Los cambios demográficos, la liberalización y la descentralización del mercado mundial, el turismo de masas, y la explotación comercial del Patrimonio, han acarreado un cambio de condiciones que lo someten a presiones y problemas asociados al desarrollo, antes inexistente. Si hasta el año 2000 los documentos legales y las recomendaciones de UNESCO habían creado un marco de referencia para la preservación de conjuntos u, In this paper. we present an analysis on the existing abyss, between the meaning that UNESCO statements around World Heritage have, and what is perceived and interpreted by society, from the statements of soliticians managing the heritage, which are also repeated by the media. Since the 1972 Convention (Paris) was proclaimed,the World Heritage concept has experienced an interesting evolution, visible through advances on preservation matter and heritage valuation by society, and resulting on the recognition of new heritage categories on addition to Monuments and Places: Historic City Centers, Cultural Routes and Sceneries. The deviations affecting inscribed assets are also analyzed, such as the reproduction of hereditary assets, art reproduction and loss of authenticity, as an example of the serious problem derived from the legal and economic implications for heritage ownership. This is a cultural issue that affects management behavior when acting with hereditary assets collective values; behavior opposed to the way society desires to keep the authenticity memory and enjoy those assets. The change on the citizens relation with World Heritage values, allows us to point out that society has become to consider that collective heritage does not belong to us, as it is only used for tourist purposes. Demographic changes, world market deregulation and decentralization, mass tourism, and heritage commercial operation, has caused a change on the conditions, subjecting it to pressures and issues related to development, previously inexistent. Until 2000, legal documents and UNESCO recommendations had created the framework for historic city centers preservation; however, current difficulties and pressures demand the articulation and application of a new generation of public policies to recognize and protect the cultural and natural values stratification. These pressures are directed to dismantle the World Heritage protection. But it is essential that the population does not real

Published
2015