Articles by Wallace Kirsop

W. E. Hearn's Library, from No. 12 (October 1973)
In Search of Redmond Barry's Private Library, from No. 26 (December 1980)
A theatrical library in nineteenth-century Melbourne and its dispersal: solving a problem, from No. 37 (Autumn 1986)
Barry's ‘Great Emporium' in the Twenty-First Century: The Future of the State Library of Victoria Collections, from No. 46 (Spring 1991)
The Returning Exile's Dispersal: C.H. Pearson Sells his Books, from No. 49 (Autumn 1992)
The Brief but Brilliant Career of Frederick Bennett, Antiquarian Bookseller, from No. 55 (Autumn 1995)
The George Robertson Programme, from No. 55 (Autumn 1995)
A Bibliographical Note on the La Trobe Library Journal, from No. 57 (Autumn 1996)
From boom to bust in the “Chicago of the south”: the 19th-century Melbourne book trade, from No. 59 (Autumn 1997)
Library Profile: Geoffrey Serle, from No. 61 (Autumn 1998)
The Finest Private Library in Australia’: John Macgregor's Collection, from No. 69 (Autumn 2002)
Redmond Barry and Libraries, from No. 73 (Autumn 2004)
Life Before and After Bookselling: The Curious Career of Benjamin Suggitt Nayler, from No. 78 (Spring 2006)
Tristan Buesst, First President of the Friends of the La Trobe Library, from No. 80 (Spring 2007)
Vice-Regal Reading in Van Diemen's Land, from No. 80 (Spring 2007)