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Book

Author
O'Brien, Ekarestini; National Library of Australia; Australian Joint Copying Project
Title
Australian Joint Copying Project handbook. Part 8, Miscellaneous (M series)
Imprint
National Library of Australia, Canberra, 1998, 252 pp
ISBN/ISSN
0642106967
Url
https://www.nla.gov.au/research-guides/australian-joint-copying-project/part-8-m-series-miscellaneous-copying
Description

From the NLA: "Descriptive lists of M Series records are contained in 35 bound volumes and are available for consultation in the Newspapers and Family History zone. In a number of cases the online versions of lists contain more detail than those in the printed volumes."

Abstract

From the NLA website: "Archives and manuscripts filmed as part of the Miscellaneous Series range from those held in the British Library and the National Libraries of Wales, Scotland and Ireland to material in university libraries, county record offices, museums, religious archives, learned societies, business archives and private homes. Although private records predominate, the Miscellaneous Series encompasses some official records, including selections from the archives of the Hydrographic Office, the Post Office and the Ministry of Defence. There is also, anomalously, a small amount of film acquired from the Public Record Office. In addition, local government records, mostly relating to convict transportation, were filmed in several county and city record offices."

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