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Author: William Holgate
Item date: 1846
Date acquired: 1932
Grant Value: Presented
Institution: Bodleian Libraries
Town/City: Oxford
County: Oxfordshire

Presented by Miss Mary Holgate

Author: Grotius
Item date: 1720
Date acquired: 1932
Grant Value: Presented
Institution: Southampton University
Town/City: Southampton
County: Hampshire

Presented by Major V Seymer with a Latin translation of Herodotus of 1715

Author: Henry Slight
Item date: 1841
Date acquired: 1932
Grant Value: Presented
Institution: Southampton University
Town/City: Southampton
County: Hampshire

Bound in oak from the Royal George, presented by Miss M Holgate

Author: Henry Vaughan
Item date: 1654
Date acquired: 1932
Grant Value: Presented
Institution: Swansea University
Town/City: Swansea
County: West Glamorgan

Presented by Miss GEF Morgan together with Thomas Vaughans Magica Adamica, 1650

Author: Frank Marcham
Item date: 1929
Date acquired: 1932
Grant Value: Presented
Institution: Christ's College
Town/City: Christchurch
County: Dorset

Presented by the author & his brother together with 3 other similar works

Item date: pre 1918
Date acquired: 1932
Grant Value: Presented
Institution: Wits University
Town/City: Johannesburg
County: Gauteng, South Africa

Long runs of medical periodicals pre 1918, presented by Eric Millar

Item date: 1653-1672
Date acquired: 1932
Grant Value: Presented
Institution: Croydon Public Library
Town/City: London

Presented by George Smith together with 3 Court Rolls

Author: Henry Vaughan
Item date: 1650
Date acquired: 1932
Grant Value: Presented
Institution: Brecon Cathedral Library
Town/City: Brecon
County: Powys

First edition in contemporary binding with red morocco case by Riviere; presented by Miss GWEF Morgan

Author: Henry Vaughan
Item date: 1651
Date acquired: 1932
Grant Value: Presented
Institution: Brecknock Museum and Art Gallery
Town/City: Brecon
County: Powys

First edition in contemporary calf binding, presented by Miss GEF Morgan

Item date: 4th century
Date acquired: 1933
Grant Value: £2,150
Institution: British Library
Town/City: London

From the British Library: "Codex Sinaiticus, written in Greek in the fourth century, is the oldest surviving complete New Testament and one of the two oldest manuscripts of the whole Bible.