Geoffrey Ingleton (1908–1998)

Botany Bay 'Welcome' - The Endeavour coming to anchor 29th April, 1770. Capt. Cook had nothing but praise for the stauch little cat-built bark Endeavour.

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Geoffrey Ingleton (1908–1998)

Campbell's Wharf - May, 1810, showing the departure of Captain Bligh and Campbell from Sydney Cove in H.M.S. Hindustan.

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Geoffrey Ingleton (1908–1998)

Dawn and aweigh - The Supply leaving Botany Bay for Port Jackson, 25th January, 1788, with Captain Phillip aboard.

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Geoffrey Ingleton (1908–1998)

Malmsbury moods - A view at Malmsbury, Victoria - the famous Gold Diggings era.

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Geoffrey Ingleton (1908–1998)

Pinchgut - Showing Lieut. Wilkes' ships at anchor after entering Sydney Harbour, November 30th, 1839.

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Geoffrey Ingleton (1908–1998)

Plaintive avocets - (For the Ornithologist.) A scene at Corner Inlet - a beautiful study of these fascinating waders.

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Geoffrey Ingleton (1908–1998)

Sea rivalry - Flinders' Investigator meets Baudin's Le Geographe in Encounter Bay, 7th April, 1802.

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Geoffrey Ingleton (1908–1998)

Sea ruffians - The mutiny of the Bounty on the morning of 28th April, 1789. The ship seized by Fletcher Christian and his associates from Captain Bligh.

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Geoffrey Ingleton (1908–1998)

Seekers - Dampier's Roebuck, in Shark Bay, 11th Aug., 1699. The first British Warship to arrive in Australian waters.

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Geoffrey Ingleton (1908–1998)

Shooting the sun - The Picturesque Zeehaen (consort to the Heemskerck) making for the first anchorage in Tasmania. 1st Dec., 1642.

Geoffrey Ingleton (1908–1998)

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Geoffrey Ingleton (1908–1998)

Waiting the ebb - The Heemskerck at Batavia, 16th Aug., 1642 (Tasman's Voyage).

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Geoffrey Ingleton (1908–1998)

Woolpack Inn - The birthplace of the game of Bowls in N.S.W.

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