Online Shop
The Harbour Trust has a range of publications and souvenirs. Many items can be purchased from the visitor centres at either Cockatoo Island or North Head Sanctuary. Or you can send us your order directly by completing the order form and faxing to (02) 8969 2120. Please note postage may vary when more than one item is purchased. Please ask for exact postage price by phoning (02) 8969 2100.
Order Form [PDF 65kb]
Merchandise for other Harbour Trust sites
| Hats with Cockatoo Island logo | ||
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| Keep out of the sun under a stylish hat with the Cockatoo Island logo. A great gift for former Cockatoo Island Dockyard workers or a memento to remember your day on Sydney Harbour's largest island. | ||
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Military cap, black and navy | $18 plus $3 postage. |
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Baseball cap, black and navy | $18 plus $3 postage. |
| Hats with North Head Sanctuary logo | ||
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| Keep out of the sun under a stylish hat with the North Head Sanctuary logo. A great gift or memento to remember your day at North Head Sanctuary.. | ||
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Fishermans hat, green | $10 plus $3 postage. |
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Baseball cap, green | $10 plus $3 postage. |
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Kids hat, orange | $10 plus plus $3 postage.. |
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Cockatoo Island Postcards | $1 each plus 55c postage |
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Macquarie Lightstation Postcards | $5 plus $2 postage |
| This series of eight postcards of Macquarie Lighthouse includes historic and recent photographs as well as two illustrations by Nick Hollo. | ||
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The Story of Cockatoo Island | $15 plus $3 postage |
| A 50-page illustrated summary history of Sydney Harbour's largest island. The book includes some 60 photographs and tells the story of a harbour landmark, from penal settlement to major shipbuilding and repair yard. Read about convict and prison life on Cockatoo, the escape of the bushranger, Captain Thunderbolt, Royal Commissions, shipbuilding during WWI and WWII, aircraft design and Oberon class submarine refits. | ||
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Cockatoo Island Sydney's Historic Dockyard | $30 plus $8 postage |
| A 265-page book about the workings of Cockatoo Island, written by the last CEO, John Jeremy. This comprehensive publication is filled with historic photos and provides fascinating details about Sydney Harbour's industrial heart. It introduces the ships of the dockyard and pays tribute to the many workers who earned the island an outstanding reputation. | ||
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Cuttings: Urban Island's Volume 1 | $32 plus $3 postage |
| A collection of research articles and projects that consider how post industrial sites may be used as templates for new ways of energising cities with cultural activities. | ||
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Boys From Cockatoo - the paintings and drawings of Bill Nix | $35 plus $8 postage |
The painting and drawings of Bill Nix, who worked on Cockatoo Island in the 1960s, are reproduced in the latest Trust publication. The Boys from Cockatoo is a high quality art book that captures life on the island during its industrial heyday. Nix’s paintings and drawings evoke a largely masculine world of boilermakers, fitters and turners, painters and dockers, and dozens of other trades involved in shipbuilding. The large format book is a beautiful record of Cockatoo Island’s past as Australia’s biggest shipyard. It is available for sale on the island, at the Trust’s office in Mosman and at the North Head Visitor Centre. |
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The Story of Bungaree | $19.95 plus $2.55 postage |
| This is a richly illustrated history of a significant Aborigine who lived in early Sydney. Bungaree was the first Aborigine to circumnavigate the continent as a member of Matthew Flinders' historic journey of exploration in 1802-03. In 1815 Governor Macquarie put him in charge of a farm on Georges Heights, an attempt to introduce Aboriginal people to the settled life of agriculture. Published by the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust 2009, 34pp, illustrated, colour. | ||
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The Hospital on the Hill | $30 plus $9 postage |
| The 21st Australian Auxiliary Hospital at Georges Heights was established in 1916 and operated until 1921. A new Harbour Trust publication, The Hospital on the Hill, honours the young men who went to war and the doctors and nurses at the Georges Heights hospital who cared for those who came home wounded. This hardcover, large format book offers an evocative series of vignettes and photos which transport the reader back in time. It is also available for sale on Cockatoo Island, at the Harbour Trust’s office in Mosman and at the North Head Visitor Centre. | ||
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The Plan | $50 plus $7.20 postage |
| The Sydney Harbour Federation Trust's Plan for the future
of its lands on Sydney Harbour. View the Comprehensive
Plan. Download the free summary brochure of the Comprehensive Plan. |
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Order Products
Order Form [PDF 65KB]
Complete it and either fax it to the Harbour Trust on (02) 8969 2120 or post to Harbour Trust PO Box 607, Mosman NSW 2088.
