[2008.0003] Papers of John Orde Poynton

Part of ledger showing Poynton's interest in investment in shares. Incomplete

University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine, Address given to Poynton on accepting his research material regarding Rheumatism

The British Gazette

Photographs

University of Melbourne. Miscellaneous letters and cuttings principally concerning gifts by Poynton to the University

News cuttings, 1925-1975 Cuttings documenting the career of J.O. Poynton, his speeches, death of his mother, career of his father, and family history matters.

Promotional material for an illustrated volume of Shakespeare’s Sonnets

Correspondence regarding Life Membership of the National Gallery of Victoria

Cuttings from National Gallery of Victoria and University of melbourne

Acquisitions List 1971-1976, University of Melbourne Includes J Orde Poynton Collection

Nollekens and His Times Writings by Poynton on this publication

In search of Mrs Pemberton Writings by Poynton in reply to Robert Lee Wolff

Miscellaneous. Writings by Poynton on medical and classical issues.

Colonial Administration: A Retrospect. Given by Poynton at the University of Melbourne Graduate Union, 7 December 1977.

Walter Savage Landor: Pericles and Aspasia. Notes by Poynton.

At the Turn of the Century. Reflections on the history of medicine written by Orde Poynton.

Dry Light Is Best Speech by Poynton on his admission to the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws, University of Melbourne, 1977. Includes two copies of the Conferring of Degrees Program.

Material removed from a file box labelled ‘Lecture notes etc’ Folders containing lectures, speeches and other writings by Poynton

Supplementary Notes to Thomas Pennant, Some Account of London, the fourth edition

Lists of dates, events, movies and novels from the early twentieth century. Written in desk diary, 1989

Bibliography of eighteenth and nineteenth century authors arranged alphabetically by surname A-Z

A Glimpse of Marlborough College 1881-1886 Through the Glasses of an Autobiographer

Anthology of translations of Quintus Horatius Flaccus. Carmina. CI 5, 11, 22, 30, and 38. Translations by various authors, handwritten by Poynton.