Presented with A Literal Extension-Translation of the Doomsday Book in Relation to the Counties of Leicester and Rutland, 1864 by Miss C Tryon
Presented with 6 other 19th century childrens books; listed separately in AR ; by the Misses Martelli
Fine copy of the scarcest edition, presented by CER Clarabut
One of three known copies.
Signed English sombre binding by James Woodward; presented by Douglas Cockerell; illustrated as Plate VII of AR
This grant was awarded in 2022 and accounted for in that year, but the purchase was not completed until 2023.
Deberny et Peignot were the last major type foundry in France. They ceased trading in 1973.
The Hulton of Hulton family and estate archive, while relating chiefly to the Bolton and Salford area of the former County Palatine of Lancaster, is also of regional and national importance.
First edition, presented with Palgraves Golden Treasury 1861, by Miss Hunt
Early periodical, presented by HD Ziman
Scarce second edition of Marstons last play presented by Arthur Gimson together with John Reynolds: The Scripture Genealogy, 1739 and Batty and Langleys Ancient Architecture 1742, replacing a copy
Manuscript of 150 leaves possibly written for Beatrix first prioress of the Augustinian Priory on Iona