Written by Stuart Bell and illustrated by Toni Goffe & Susan Bailey. Initial Teaching Publications Co. Ltd, London.

Written by Harold J. Tanyzer & Albert J. Mazurkiewicz. Illustrated by Elenor M. Maguire & Victor Lazzaro. i.t.a. Publications Inc., New York.

Part of a set of books for the Early-to-read i.t.a. program.

Written by Noel Insley and George O'Halloran. Illustrated by Peter Kneebone. i.t.a. Publishing Co. Ltd, Belfast.

2 sets of i.t.a. Speech Readers, each set consisting of 6 booklets (there is one copy of Book 3 missing); information card, details of aims of i.t.a. pasted onto cardboard; four audio cassettes which accompany booklets; three EMi.t.a.PE C90; and one BASF C90 tape.

Written by George O'Halloran.

Titles:
1) i.t.a. - A Teacher's Course
2) Introductory notes on teaching english as a second language. Part of a Set of 15.

Compiled by Noel Insley and George O'Halloran. i.t.a. Foundation, London.
Part of the Dynamic English Set (2 copies).

Copyright 2nd Edition, i.t.a. Foundation, London. Part of the Dynamic English Set.

Copyright 2nd Edition, i.t.a. Foundation, London. Part of the Dynamic English Set (2 copies).

Copyright 2nd Edition, i.t.a. Foundation, London. Part of the Dynamic English Set (2 copies).

Copyright 2nd Edition, i.t.a. Foundation, London. Part of the Dynamic English Set (2 copies).

Copyright 2nd Edition, i.t.a. Foundation, London. Part of the Dynamic English Set (2 copies).

Copyright 2nd Edition, i.t.a. Foundation, London. Part of the Dynamic English Set of 15 (2 copies).

Titles:
1) The Late Dr. Mont Follick An Appraisal, The Assault of the Conventional Alphabets on Spelling, by Sir James Pitman, 1964, Pitman Press, Bath.
2) i.t.a. : A Teachers Guide, 1969?, i.t.a. Foundation, Surrey.
3) Foundation Publication Number 4; As Difficult as ABC, The case against the traditional orthography as a learning medium, Sir James Pitman, the i.t.a. Foundation, London.
4) Foundation Publication Number 10: Introductory Notes on Teaching English as a Second Language, George O'Halloran, the i.t.a. Foundation, London.
5) Foundation Publication Number 12: Let's Clear the Clutter. The need to bury antiquated ideas in order to accept the new., 1970, Sir James Pitman, the i.t.a. Foundation, London.
6) i.t.a. and the Right to Read [Target for the Seventies], 1969, edited by George O'Halloran, the i.t.a. Foundation, London.

Written by Maurice Harrison. Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons Ltd.

Written by Vera Southgate. Chambers and Murray, Edinburgh and London.

By Maurice Harrison. Initial Teaching Publishing Co. Ltd, London.

Initial Teaching Publishing Co. Ltd, London.

Written by John A. Downing. Preface by Sir Cyril Burt. Cassel & Company Ltd, London.

Written by George O'Halloran. Foreword by Sir James Pitman. Pitman Press, Bath.

Written by N. J. Georiades. George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd, London, 1969.

English translations inserted over original text.

Titles:
1) three littl girlz, translated by Margaret Huem,
2) cresteeta, by E.M.Sparroe.

Written by A. J. Mazurkiewicz, i.t.a. Foundation, New York. Includes an article by Sir James Pitman, 'An English Teaching Alphabet', November 18, 1965.

Written by John Downing. Cassell & Co. Ltd, London.

Lectures by John Downing. Evans Brothers Limited, London.

Written by Professor F. W. Warburton & Mrs Vera Southgate. Published by John Murray & W.R.Chambers, London.

Edited by J. R. Block. i.t.a. Foundation, New York.

Written by O. M. Gayford. Introduction by John Downing. i.t.a. Publishing Co. Ltd, London.

Research report on the British experiment with i.t.a.. Written by John Downing. National Foundation for Educational Research in England and Wales, London.

Written by John Sceats. Forward By H. L. Elvin. The Bodley Head Limited, London.

Accompanied by three audio tapes - one AMPEX 90 Minute and two Ralec C-90, and mie i.t.a. card ov pictuerz and soundz.

a chans too reed Titles:
1) colin shoez off;
2) alan and the chop street gang;
3) alan goes too cort.
Written by Richard Lansdown, and illustrated by John Dyke, Initial Teaching Publishing Co. Ltd, London.

pitman'z inishial teeching meedium remeedial books Titles:
1) the adventuers ov captaen roi, book wun, dieamonds;
2) the adventuers ov captaen roi, book too, the fiev men.
Written by Keeth Gardner and illustrated by Carolien Reevz, Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons, London.

Accompanying audio-visual aides - one Ralec C-60 audio tape, and one Scotch C-90 audio tape, and mie i.t.a. card ov pictuerz and soundz.

the cleerwae reederz Title:
1) in the park, written by Stuart Bell and illustrated by Toni Goffe and Tom Bailey, Initial Teaching Publishing Co., Ltd, London, 1965.

a chans too reed Titles:
1) the foetograf,
2) Alan's Bloo Coet,
3) Terry and
4) the footbaul.
By Richard Landsdown, illustrated by John Dyke, Initial Teaching Publishing Co. Ltd, London, 1967.

By John Downing, Initial Teaching Publishing Co. Ltd. Includes audio visual aids i.e. audio casette and 'sound' card.

Titles:
Book 2 sally.
Book 3 hulloe and good-bie.
Book 4 up the tree.
Book 5 cum heer jet..

The Lion Roars; Word Family Book; and Worksheet booklet. North Fitzroy Primary School.

Titles:
1) the tael ov timmy tiptoez, Beatrix Potter, F. Warne & Co. Ltd. 1966
2) pictuer crosswurds, by P.J. Beck, illustrated by Laurence Broderick.
3) iz this yoo?, by Ruth Krauss and Crockett Johnson, Initial Teaching Publishing Co., Ltd., New York, 1955.
4) zaeny zoo, written and illustrated by Norman Bridwell, Initial Teaching Publishing Co., Ltd,1963.

134 large double sided cards, 100 small double sided cards.

Handwritten dictation taken by students at Geelong Teachers College.

Miscellaneous correspondence and notes dealing with i.t.a. kept in a brown paper envelope.

4 copies of illustrated workbook prepared by Dr Pigeon. Picture and word association.

Titles:
1) Books in the initial teaching alphabet, May 1976.
2) Dynamic English, A Different Way To Learning English as a Second Language.
3) Full List of Books - Initial Teaching Publishing Company Limited, 1971.
4) Pitman Primary, 1972.
5) An International Catalog of i.t.a. Materials, 1972-1973.
6) Pitmanews, 1967 vol.21 No. 2 April.
initial teaching alphabet Publications, Inc., NY, Trade Order List, July 1965.
7) The Visual Information Range of Magnetic Equipment for Reading - T.O. and i.t.a.
8) Teachers World, Friday 19 September, 1969.
9) New Education, April 1967.

Pamphlets and brochures on the i.t.a., and how it ought to be taught, includes beginning teaching aids.

Titles:
How To Start an i.t.a. Class and Some Questions and Answers;
i.t.a. in Australia;
Breakthrough in Teaching;
i.t.a. Putting the Record Right; Learning To Read;
Can i.t.a. Help the Deaf Child, His Parents and His Teacher?;
As Difficult as ABC, The case against the traditional orthography as a learning medium;
Dynamic English (The i.t.a. Speech Readers) A Different Way To Learning English as a Second Language;
An Appreciation of The i.t.a. Symposium;
'an introduction too the inishial teeching alfabet. a meedium for teeching children too reed and riet';
The Sound Book;
i.t.a. and Your Child;
Pitmans ita Interim Teachers' Manual, Suggestions for Teaching Methods to be used with the New i.t.a. Downing Reading Scheme;
Change Over [2 Copies];
i.t.a. and Infant Education;
'mie i.t.a. card ov pictuerz and soundz', and wurkbook 1.

Publications of state education departments concerning the i.t.a.

Titles:
1) The Educational Magazine, Vol. 22, No. 2, March 1965, The Education Department of Victoria.
2) The Educational Magazine, No. 4, may 1964, The Education Department of Victoria.
3) Curriculum and Research Bulletin, Vol. VI, No. 4, October 1971, Education Department of Victoria.
4) English A New Language. Vol. 13, No. 2, November 1971.
5) The Education Circular Vol. LXXII, No. 1, February 1970, Education Department of Western Australia.

Publications, newsletters, and information for parents on the educational value of the i.t.a.. Includes spelling lists and press coverage.