The collection represents the East Anglian portion of the working library of heraldic and genealogical manuscripts collected from the 1960s onwards by Miss Joan Corder of Ipswich.
This worn Penguin paperback provides a fascinating insight into legal and publishing history in this country. It paved the way for social reform far beyond D. H.
Seventh edition. Presented with six other books by John Fuggles
57 deeds, mainly grants of lands in Kelmarsh. One deed appears to relate to an early form of mortgage or loan on security of lands
Over 2,700 postcards; the larger towns best represented - 360 of Coventry before the bombs fell but also many small village scenes taken by local photographic firms of coronation celebrations and s
Kate Arnold-Forster writes: The collection acquired with the generous support of the Friends of the National Libraries makes an outstanding addition to the University's Samuel Beckett arch
Presented with Rokeby, 1813, by the Misses Hunt
Heckles work was not previously represented in the Library
Long runs of medical periodicals pre 1918, presented by Eric Millar
Produced at the Augustinian Priory of St Mary Magdalen at Lanercost, Cumberland, giving a detailed record of all the endowments from the foundation in 1165 -9.
Small devotional manuscript cotaining a Kalendar with many Scottish saints as well as Psalms, Devotions to the BVM, Seven Penitential Psalms and Vigils of the Dead.
