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L.F. Crisp Collection

Over 6000 books, pamphlets and journals mainly related to Australian history and politics, as well as personal papers and a significant number of British and American imprints.

Let your imagination take flight with new NLA Publishing title

Twitchers rejoice as a new book showcasing the sketches and paintings of master bird painter William T. Cooper is set for release by NLA Publishing.

Leighton Collection

Small collection of German and Austrian books, mostly early twentieth century, including poetry, plays, novels, essays, fairytales, folklore, art books, memoirs, and books on the theatre and opera.

Legal deposit questions and answers

Answers to frequently-asked questions about legal deposit

Leave a gift in your will

Create a legacy and join the Hazel de Berg circle by making a bequest to the Library.

Learning the piano at the Library

Ever wondered how people learned the piano in the 1780s, 1880s and 1980s?

Learn with the curators of Fit to Print

Join us for this webinar as we discuss the contribution of Australian photojournalism and the stories behind the Fairfax photo archive.

League of Nations

The League of Nations was the forerunner to the present United Nations.

Kristian Fredrikson costume designs for the plays of William Shakespeare

Explore the crossover of two masters of their crafts with these beautiful sketches and designs.

Korean collection

The Library's Korean language collection of is the largest and most significant Korean collection in Australia.

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