Includes a letter inscribed "Mr A. R. Barlee - File". Alan Barlee was the Development Superintendent in 1972.

File tab is inscribed "AA 4 - MY GLA".

Many of the papers are inscribed "File 30", "30" or "31". Includes papers on monolite yellow, permanent yellow and other yellows; correspondence to D. Richards, and some papers inscribed with the initials DWR and DRH, or that look to be distributed to D. Harris.

Mostly papers regarding monolite yellow, monolite fast yellow, and other yellows. A small number of papers look to have been distributed to D. Harris.

File tab is inscribed "AB 2 - MFY 10 GA".

File cover is inscribed "ED-P MFY V10GH". Includes documents inscribed DWR (Derek W. Richards) or ARB (Alan R. Barlee).

The first two papers (memos and handwritten notes) are inscribed "File 29", or "29", and look to be distributed to D. Harris.

Includes documents that refer to Pigment Orange 34, Monolite Fast Orange, and Monolite Orange, Naphthalene Lake Orange and Orange Pigment.

Includes papers inscribed "27", "26" and "28".

Includes references to Monolite Scarlet and Monolite Red, and papers inscribed "26".

File tab is inscribed "Toluidine Reds". Most papers are headed Monolite Fast Scarlet. Also includes some papers on Haze Free Scarlet, and Monolite Scarlet.

The first document in this file is inscribed "Mr. A. Barlee - for info".

The first section of this file is headed "Vulcafor Fast Red M".

The first document is titled "4B toners - Comparison of different processes". The following documents are primarily concerned with Rubine 4B Toners.

Includes sections headed "Lithol Rubine 6RN", "Yellow-shade 4B Toner", "Rubine Toner 4B", and "Blue-shade, Transparent 6B Toner".

Includes handwritten notes and chemical diagrams, information on safe handling precautions, photocopied articles on pigment grades and organic pigments, a sales circular with samples, etc. Most papers in this file are related to Monolite Scarlet and Monolite Fast Scarlet.

A number of documents in this file are inscribed with the initials "DRH" (D. R. Harris) or "DWR" (Derek W. Richards). Some are also inscribed with the file reference "28".

Includes a document titled "Abbreviated names of Azo raw materials and their molecular structures", and a number of plant flow diagrams.

Some documents in this file are written by or inscribed with the name "Mr. A. R. Barlee".

Some papers in this file are inscribed with the file reference "34". A small number of papers are addressed to or inscribed with the name D. Harris. Others feature the initials "CW" or the name "C. Walker".

The majority of documents appear to be related directly or indirectly to crude CPC (copper phthalocyanine).

A suspension file at the start of Part 1 is inscribed "Licencing Agreements". This inscribed title does not appear to relate to the contents.

Some papers in this file are inscribed with the file reference "34". A small number of papers are addressed to or inscribed with the name D. Harris. Others feature the initials "CW" or the name "C. Walker".

The majority of documents appear to be related directly or indirectly to crude CPC (copper phthalocyanine).

The majority of documents in this file are inscribed "33" or "File 33". One memo regarding Monastral Blue BGA is inscribed "file 35".

Some papers look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris or A. R. Barlee.

Includes a number of documents on Monolite Green, as well as technical and procedural documents on optical testing methods for basic dyestuffs, corrosion trials, Lithol Fast Yellow, capacity problems, milling sensitive pigments, rubine toner types, grinding of static-sensitive pigments, etc.

The papers in this file are inscribed with the file reference "12".

Includes minutes from two Azo Product Yields Sub-Committee meetings.

Several documents in this file look to have been distributed to A. R. Barlee, or are inscribed with his name. One document is inscribed "H. A. Grayson".

The majority of documents in this file are inscribed either "31", "File 31" or "L31". A number are also inscribed with the intials "DRH" (D. R. Harris), "DWR" (Derek W. Richards) or "ARB" (Alan R. Barlee).

Includes: reports from the Organics Division at Grangemouth Works and Blackley Works, United Kingdom; memos sent from Blackley Works and Grangemouth Works to Pigment Manufacturers of Australia, most of which are from the Technical Relations Section; papers from Blackley Works technical conferences; etc.

Documents in this file are inscribed with the filing referances "L46" or "46". The first memo in the file is addressed to Mr. D. R. Harris.

Includes information on patents, an article titled "Organic Yellow Pigments As Replacements for Chrome Yellows", and notes titled "Review of Experimental Work on Existing Works Processes".

The majority of documents in this file are inscribed "45" or "File 45". A number of documents are also inscribed with the initials "ARB" (Alan R. Barlee) or "DRH" (D. R. Harris), or look to have been distributed to them.

A number of documents in this file are inscribed with "51" or "File 51".

Includes a programme and papers from the Pira international seminar titled "Research and Technical Progress in the Printing Industry", minutes from a pigments development meeting, technical visit reports, a draft response to a compaint with attached sample cards, promotional material, photocopied articles, and various memos on technical and development issues.

A number of documents are inscribed "45", "L45" or "File L45".

Includes two pages of Vulcatex and Vulcafor samples. The rubber samples attached to the A4 sheets have been removed for conservation reasons, with labels in square brackets included in the archiving process to indicate the sample type.

The majority of papers in this file are inscribed "51" or "File 51". The first document is also inscribed "31". One document is inscribed "51 & 36", and one "L40".

Includes analytical reports, action summaries, market visit reports, complaints, price lists, minutes, papers on can corrosion, documents regarding a patent application, etc.

Some papers look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris.

Includes papers on crude CPC B synthesis and drying, correspondence and plans regarding phthalo expansion, minutes of a discussion meeting regarding a new crude CPC plant, minutes of an engineering project meeting, production processes for Heliogen Blue BNK-C, expenditure proposals, etc.

Many of the papers in this file are inscribed with the file reference "34". Some look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris.

Includes product cost sheets, technical aspects of the crude CPC process, minutes from discussions regarding the phthalo plant, batch processes for the dispersion and milling of Monastral Blue GP and Heliogen Blue 7077, diagrams of the Laverton Crude Plant, expenditure proposals, etc.

Many of the papers in this file are inscribed with the file reference "34". Some papers look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris.

The file tab is inscribed "Manganese Toners".

The majority of papers in this file are inscribed "28" or "File 28". A number of documents look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris.

Contains papers, telexes, correspondence, samples, etc. related to technical and production aspects of rubine toners and other pigments.

The majority of papers in this file are inscribed "28" or "File 28". A number of documents look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris.

Contains papers, telexes, correspondence, samples, etc. related to technical and production aspects of rubine toners and other pigments.

The majority of papers in this file are inscribed "35" or "File 35". A small number of papers also have the file references "28", "38" or "36". Some papers look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris.

Many papers in this file are inscribed "34", "L34" or "File L34". A number of papers look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris.

Notes from process design meetings, batch print-outs, patents for copper phthalocyanine pigments, process notes for the preparation of copper phthalocyanine, and process flow diagrams of the reaction and drying area, purification section, and feed preparation area.

Many papers in thie file are inscribed with "36". Some of the earlier papers also feature the filing reference "B2". Some papers look to have bee distributed to D. R. Harris and/or A. R. Barlee.

Includes complaint reports, market visit reports, papers on monastral pigments, technical service enquiries and reports, a document titled "An Evaluation of Development Products", etc.

The provenance of Pigment Manufacturers of Australia Limited has been assigned to this item as it was not possible to determine a finer provenance attribution due to the way the records were handled at the time the organisation was closed down.

The first paper in this file is inscribed "Mr. C. Walker, Pigments Fcty". Two of the papers are headed "ICIANZ Limited - Semi-technical Laboratory".

The provenance of Pigment Manufacturers of Australia Limited has been assigned to this item as it was not possible to determine a finer provenance attribution due to the way the records were handled at the time the organisation was closed down.

Contains two groups of documents, both inscribed "File 51". Most of the reports included are headed "BASF Australia Ltd".

The provenance of Pigment Manufacturers of Australia Limited has been assigned to this item as it was not possible to determine a finer provenance attribution due to the way the records were handled at the time the organisation was closed down.

A number of documents look to have been addressed to, distributed to, or sent by D. R. Harris.

The provenance of Pigment Manufacturers of Australia Limited has been assigned to this item as it was not possible to determine a finer provenance attribution due to the way the records were handled at the time the organisation was closed down.

Includes a significant number of documents on testing methods, procedures, specifications and certificates.

The provenance of Pigment Manufacturers of Australia Limited has been assigned to this item as it was not possible to determine a finer provenance attribution due to the way the records were handled at the time the organisation was closed down.

A number of documents look to have been addressed to, distributed to, or sent by A. R. Barlee. Some of the earlier documents look to have been distributed to Alan Thompson.

The provenance of Pigment Manufacturers of Australia Limited has been assigned to this item as it was not possible to determine a finer provenance attribution due to the way the records were handled at the time the organisation was closed down.

The papers in this file look to have been distributed to P. J. Symons, Development Chemical Engineer.

A number of documents look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris, or D. R. Harris and Alan Barlee. Others look to have been sent by D. R. Harris.

Includes complaints, tests, process and procedural information, expenditure proposal forms, requests for quotes, reports on products, etc.

File is inscribed "RFs". A number of documents look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris.

The majority of documents in this file look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris.

Includes marketing meeting minutes, papers on pigments testing and test results, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works Trade Waste legislation, Pigment Manufacturers of Australia meeting programs, tables of Azo classifications, calculation of selling prices, etc.

Also includes a list of pigments showing for each their commercial ICI name, commercial BASF name, and generic name.

Most of the papers in this file are inscribed with the filing reference "37". Many look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris.

The majority of documents refer to Monastral Green.

The file containing this part is inscribed "Green Plant - Operations".

The majority of papers refer to Monastral Green, primarily Monastral Green 3Y and 6Y. Includes a number of batch sheets, laboratory reports, samples, memos, etc.

Includes batch sheets, notes and memos on Monastral Green and derived brands, technical notes, manufacturing notes, etc. all referring primarily to Monastral Green 3Y, 6Y and 9Y.

The file tab is inscribed: "MFG - GN - Dainippon Crude - No. 3/74 A". The first document in the file is inscribed "DRH" (D. R. Harris).

Includes a folder inscribed "GY Expt Batches - (1-8) - Result Sheets" which contains papers on monastral green , some inscribed "JHO" (J. H. Owens), "Mr. C. A. Walker", or "Mr. T. Cowper".

Also includes laboratory reports, laboratory processes for Monastral Fast Green, and a number of batch sheets.

Collected reports on Vynamon Green, Monastral Fast Green, Polymon Green, etc.

Includes some documents addressed to A. R. Barlee.

Includes memos and reports on Monolite Green, Monsperse Yellow, Monsperse Green, Monastral Fast Green, Heliogen Green, and related papers.

Two memos at the start of the file look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris.

Reports and notes, primarily on Monastral Fast Green.

Reports and notes, primarily on Monastral Fast Green.

The first four documents in this file are inscribed "L37" or "File L37". Includes documents on patents, memos, letters, and technical reports primarily regarding Monastral Green.

The suspension file cover is inscribed: "Monthly Review Minutes - Mr. Cullen File". This does not appear to reflect the contents.

Assorted papers on Monastral Fast Green.

All the documents in this file are inscribed "39".

Some documents look to have been distributed to A. R. Barlee. Also contains an envelope of correspondence and papers addressed to D. Richards.

The thread samples in this item were attached to the base card with staples. These staples have been removed for preservation purposes. The order of the samples has been retained in plastic pockets.

Includes reports and notes on Polymon Violet, Polymon Blue, Monolite Fast Blue, Vynamon Blue, Vulcafor and Vynamon Fast Blue, and Polymon Green.

The majority of reports and notes relate to copper phthalocyanine.

Also includes notes and reports on Monastral Fast Blue, Monastral Paste Brands, Polymeric Agent, minutes of a Technical Progress and Development Meeting, documents titled "Investigations with applications in more than one product group", etc.

Papers and reports on Monastral Fast Blue FB, Monastral Fast Blue FBS, and Monastral Fast Blue FBG.

The first three documents in the file are inscribed "L35" or "File L35". Several memos and pieces of correspondence are addressed to Alan Barlee, or are inscribed "Mr. A. R. Barlee - File", all dated during his time as Development Superintendent.

Includes notes and reports on phthalocyanine pigments - Benzoate Black, Paper Blue and Monastral Fast Blue. Also includes market visit reports, information on patents, documents regarding solsperse agents, etc.

Some papers are inscribed "38". Several papers in this file look to have been distributed or sent to, or written by, D. R. Harris.

Includes notes and reports on Monastral Fast Blue and Flocculation-resistant Monastral Fast Blue pigments.

Includes a small number of documents and photographs which look to have been sent or distributed to A. R. Barlee.

Also includes reports, notes and correspondence on Monastral Fast Blue and Improved Beta-Form Blue, a report headed "BASF Australia Ltd" titled "Investigation of a Solvent Finish Process for Heliogen Blue 7083 - 25/10/72", and other similar technical papers.

Includes reports and notes on acid milled copper phthalocyanine, Vulcafor Fast Blue, Monastral Fast Blues BX, BXS, LBX, and LBXS, etc. Also includes photographs from the ICIANZ Ltd Electron Microscopy Lab.

Contains a number of documents inscribed "48" or "File 48".

Includes documents on various Monsperse pastes, test methods, Monolite and Monastral E HD Pastes, Colanyl Yellow, technical service enquiries, and several documents regarding non-drying HD pastes.

Also includes two folders. The first is inscribed "Aqueous Pigment Pastes - ICI (General)" and contains documents on HD pastes and BASF product circulars. The second folder is inscribed "Luconyls" and contains assorted notes, tables and samples.

The coloured sample cards included in this item have been removed from their base cards for conservation reasons. Their order has been retained, left to right and top to bottom, to allow the matching of each sample to the information on these base cards.

Contains six reports headed "BASF Australia Ltd". Each evaluates an individual non-drying aqueous paste. Two reports are on Arylamide Yellow. The others are on: Toluidine Red; non-solvent stable alpha phthalocyanine blue; phthalocyanine green; and a pyrazolone orange pigment.

Reports prepared by P. Roberts.

The majority of documents in this file are addressed to or written by Mr. W. Braun or Mr. A. R. Barlee.

Parts 1 and 2 include visit reports, invoices, test methods, technical service enquiries, laboratory methods, information on patents, minutes of a pigment development meeting, handwritten processes, and other assorted papers on technical aspects of pigments and pigment manufacture. Also includes reports and correspondence on various yellow pigments.

A number of documents in Part 1 of this file are inscribed "44", "File 44" or "L44". Some documents look to have been sent to or distributed to D. R. Harris. Part 1 also includes a folder containing technical reports on Monolite Yellow.

Parts 1 and 2 include visit reports, invoices, test methods, technical service enquiries, laboratory methods, information on patents, minutes of a pigment development meeting, handwritten processes, and other assorted papers on technical aspects of pigments and pigment manufacture. Also includes reports and correspondence on various yellow pigments.

Three documents in this file are inscribed "Mr A R Barlee - J3".

Includes a number of reports from the Process Technology Department, or Technical Development Department, of Imperial Chemical Industries Limited at Blackley and Grangemouth, United Kingdom.

Also includes correspondence between Pigment Manufacturers of Australia Limited and Imperial Chemical Industries Limited, and sample cards, reports, technical information, etc.

This file includes a number of papers inscribed "55" or "L55".

Includes: correspondence, product information and manufaturing information on Boncote; documents in a folder inscribed "Fanal Pink - Draft Process - JHO - 10/6/75"; and reports on various pigments, including Solochrome Black, Monolite Maroon, Agarite White, Deep Amaranth, and Rubine Toners.

Includes papers inscribed with the following filing references: 43, 51, 31, 37, 36, 15, 6, 37, 28, 48, 1. A number of papers look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris or A. R. Barlee.

Includes technical information, collated articles written by BASF personnel, marketing information, complaints, a memo on occupational health and safety, information on passive smoking and the reduction of smoking in the plant, etc.

Several papers in this file are inscribed "40", "L40", or "43". Some papers look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris.

Includes papers on Paliotol Yellow and Paliogen Red, manufacturing instructions and information on patents, technical enquiries, documents regarding yellow pigments (including samples), visit reports, and technical reports on Monolite Blue, Monolite Fast Blue, Monolite Fast Violet and Lake Violet.

Contains a folder inscribed "Effluent" which includes papers regarding Environment Protection Agency visits and licenses, and proposals on how to lessen the amount of solids going into the ponds.

Also contains a folder inscribed "Effluent & Solids" which includes copies of correspondence sent to the Environment Protection Agency, a memo on environmental regulatory agencies, papers on solid waste, and sludge in the drying beds, and a proposed audit programme.

A number of papers are written by or look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris. Also includes papers from R. Thomas, with the title "Development Officer".

Includes papers on Environment Protection Agency (EPA) licences, file notes regarding EPA visits and telephone calls, and correspondence with the EPA. Also includes papers on bores, effluent control processes, trade waste under the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works, waste disposal, minutes of an effluent meeting, and other assorted papers on waste, effluent and environmental regluation.

A number of papers are written by, addressed to or look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris.

Includes file notes on Environment Protection Agency (EPA) visits to Pigment Manufacturers of Australia, and papers on treatment processes and control of effluent, environmental regulatory agencies, effluent sample analysis, trade waste as regulated by the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works, and EPA licences.

A number of papers are written by, addressed to or look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris.

Includes papers on effluent testing and environmental issues, minutes of an effluent sub-committee meeting and an effluent design meeting, copies of articles on waste and effluent treatment, trade waste as regulated by the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works, Environment Protection Agency licences, and a pamphlett titled "Technical Guide - WR-1 - A Guide for Subsurface Injection of Waste Fluids from Chemical Manufacturing Plants" published by the Manufacturing Chemists Association, Washington, D. C.

A number of papers are written by, addressed to or look to have been distributed to D. R. Harris.

Includes papers on Jojoba, the Environment Protection Agency (EPA), standards, charges and other information on trade waste as regulated by the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works, EPA licences, minutes of effluent treatment committee meetings, and other assorted documents on effluent testing, sampling, analysis and treatment.

A number of papers look to have been distributed to or written by D. R. Harris, or are inscribed with his name. A small number of documents from the early 1970s look to have been distributed to A. R. Barlee.

A small number of papers are inscribed with the filing reference "48".

Includes a large number of reports on various monolite, monastral and azo pigments, and memos and correspondence on pigments.

The provenance of Pigment Manufacturers of Australia Limited has been assigned to this item as it was not possible to determine a finer provenance attribution due to the way the records were handled at the time the organisation was closed down.