200 Letter Books from 1884 - 1930 containing copies of thousands of outgoing letters most of them by Herbert Thring, Secretary of the Society.
A tin trunk of documents formerly belonging to Thomas Peel (1768-1843) of Peel Fold, Lancashire, and Penzance and Trenant Park, Duloe, in Cornwall.
David Almond is one of the most celebrated British writers for children of recent decades. His first novel Skellig (1998) achieved the rare distinction of win
In 2019 the Armitt Museum and Library was able, through the generosity of the Friends of the National Libraries, to purchase a fasc
Susan Pugh, Curator, writes: The RIBA is very grateful to the FNL for its generous support towards our purcha
This archive relating to George Walker of Killingbeck is a good fit with one of the jewels in our archival crown, the famous set of 39 original watercolours by Walker which were published as The Co
As well as the usual series of title deeds & estate papers there are 2 letters from Sterne, naval log books & orders, 3 vols of London port books, plus fine collection of architectural draw
This collection comprises proofs of the AUTHOR's short stories and letters. It joins the larger part of the Markham Archive, first purchased by Hull University Archives in 1996.
Together with the usual rentals, accounts and plans for the familys estates, there are diaries and correspondence of family members.
Simon Lawrences Fleece Press specialise in the combined printing of letter press and woodblocks.
The substantial records of a prominent Devon landed family.
Only 2 other copies known; no earlier collection of Irish melodies then known and only 1 Scottish. Purchased with a collection of 7 early printed books. Illustrated as plate II of AR