| 'Cars Kill' King Street, Newtown 1999
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| 'Convict Theatre: A radio movie about a highway robber turned patron of the arts: Robert Sidaway', from These Walls Have Ears: The Artists, 2013
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| 'Cooks River Cruelty' from The Police Report, Bell's Life in Sydney, 3 April 1852
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| 'Corroboree' poster from Royal gala performance, Tivoli Theatre 1954
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| 'Dante's Inferno' Ball, Paddington Town Hall 1962
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| 'Dobroyde', birthplace of Edward Pierson Ramsay c1900
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| 'Don't worry. He only wants to spend 400 million pounds. But watch out when he says he's going to spend 400,000 pounds.'
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| 'Dracula', Palace Theatre, Pitt Street Sydney
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| 'Ferry Steamer Sunk' The Argus, November 4 1927, p 15
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| 'Filthy Dog Owner' - Dog poo vigilantism, Enmore, 2001
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| 'Foul Tongue v Dirty Linen' from Police Sketches, Bell's Life in Sydney 7 August 1847
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| 'God bless dear Daddy who is fighting the Hun and send him Help' 1918
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| 'Good to see Greiner's cleaning up the North coast...' 1989
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| 'Government House' in the days of Governor Phillip, 1864
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| 'Henry Parkes, Esq, carried in triumph to the Empire office' 1854
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| 'High Tide East Coast' stained glass by Cedar Prest at Sydney Airport
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| 'High Tide East Coast' stained glass work by Cedar Prest at Sydney Airport
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| 'Hilton', Liverpool Street, Darlinghurst c1879-1882
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| 'I exports natives and imports exotics from Botany Bay' 1810s
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| 'I'll Chop her in Halves!' Man's Threat to Slash Woman 1937
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| 'In case of consumption' - public health education poster about tuberculosis at the Bourke Street baby clinic 1914
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| 'Lesbian Brides' marching group, Mardi Gras 1994
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| 'Lest We Forget' stencil - Remembrance in Marrickville, 2010
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| 'Lost, Sweetheart?' 1940s
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| 'Mackenzie's Point Stingray' Sydney Aboriginal Rock Engraving Series 2007
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| 'Natives crouching emus' c1845
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| 'New Guard Officer 'Opens' Bridge With Sword, And Is Arrested' 20 March 1932
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| 'No More Trouble', says Tilly Devine 1952
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| 'No, darling, this is not Mr Hilton. Captain Cook also discovered Australia' 1960
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| 'Oh! my goodness gracious, I'll be off.' 'Hold on Poll my girl, all right' c1860
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| 'One of the NSW Aborigines befriended by Governor Macquarie' c1810-1821
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| 'Outside, Sir! Outside' cartoon from London Punch, 2 June 1888
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| 'Pioneer's Memorial' garden and ornamental pool created in honour of the women doctors who founded the Rachel Forster Hospital, Redfern c1956
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| 'Please do not spit' sign above ferry passengers 1906
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| 'Pom Power' preserved in concrete, St Peters 2007
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| 'Portrait of Captain Matthew Flinders, RN, 1774-1814' Mauritius 1806-7
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| 'Qualified and useful - qualified and useful - qualified and useful - unqualified and useless; careful here! He must be white.'
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| 'Reclaim the Streets', King Street, Newtown 1999
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| 'Rookwood Cemetery Departs From Mortuary Platform', indicator board at Powerhouse Museum 17 April 2015
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| 'Sing sing', prison in the German concentration camp at Holsworthy c1914
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| 'Some ground having been prepared...', in David Collins' 'An account of the English colony in New South Wales...' 1798-1802
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| 'Sorry. I thought it was a dole queue.'
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| 'Spy Murder Plot Alleged: Gang of 20 Caught, Says Forde' newspaper clipping March 1942
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| 'State of Fort Phillip...', 13 August 1806
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| 'Stories of the operas: J.C. Williamson Ltd opera season in association with Dame Nellie Melba' program c1915
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| 'Sylvia Ashby, market research specialist' August 1939
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| 'Take me up the harbour', first recorded 1909
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| 'Terrible and exemplary punishment' Page from Governor Macquarie's diary and memorandum book, 10 April 1816
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| 'Thanks Jack' Builders Labourers Federation Protest 1973
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| 'The Captain of the Push', a poem about Larry Foley recited by Clemency Press, from These Walls Have Ears: Infamous 2013
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