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Author: Professor Douglas Dunn
Item date: 20th century
Date acquired: 2007
Grant Value: £20,000 (Philip Larkin Fund)
Item cost: £100,000
Institution: St Andrews University
Town/City: St Andrews
County: Fife

Literary, private and personal papers of Professor Douglas Dunn (b. 1942), Professor of English at St Andrew's since 1991 and one of Scotland's most eminent contemporary poets.

Author: Samuel Wyatt
Item date: c. 1783
Date acquired: 2007
Grant Value: £1,500
Item cost: £10,500
Institution: RIBA Architectural Library
Town/City: London

A presentation album of drawings by Samuel Wyatt (1737-1807), in their original binding, for a proposed rebuilding of Mere Hall, Cheshire. The house had been rebuilt in 1670 for Sir Peter Brooke, whose descendant Peter Brooke (1723-83) married an heiress.

Author: Sir James Thornhill
Item date: 1720
Date acquired: 2007
Grant Value: £750
Item cost: £2,000
Institution: RIBA Architectural Library
Town/City: London

A rare example of an architectural design by Sir James Thornhill (1675-1734), History Painter in Ordinary and Serjeant Painter to George I, and the leading decorative painter of his day. The drawing relates to a little-known commission by Thornhill for which apparently no other drawings survive.

Author: The Wesley Family
Item date: Late 18th and early 19th century
Date acquired: 2007
Grant Value: £1,150
Item cost: £2,400
Institution: Royal College of Music
Town/City: London

The collection includes a contemporary copyist's manuscript of the Missa de Spiritu Sancto by Samuel Wesley (1766-1837), composed in 1784, with a dedication to Pope Pius VI; a copy of a keyboard fugue in D Major by his daughter Eliza (1819-95); and a copy by her brother, Samuel Sebastian Wes

Item date: 12th-20th century
Date acquired: 2007
Grant Value: £15,000
Item cost: £150,000
Institution: Warwickshire County Record Office
Town/City: Warwick
County: Warwickshire

The bulk of this large family archive consists of deeds of the family estates, centered on Warwick and Lillington, dating from the 12-19th centuries.

Item date: 12th-20th century
Date acquired: 2007
Grant Value: £10,000
Item cost: £72,000
Institution: Warwickshire County Record Office
Town/City: Warwick
County: Warwickshire

The records of a Warwickshire landed family extending over 800 years, comprising a large number of medieval deeds, including significant numbers for the estates of Bordesley Abbey; estate and household account books from 1662 to the 20th century; and over 2,000 items of correspondence, including

Item date: 1690-1974
Date acquired: 2007
Grant Value: £500
Item cost: £1,637
Institution: West Yorkshire Archive Service
Town/City: Leeds
County: West Yorkshire

Family and business records of John Shaw and Sons, woollen manufacturers, of Brookroyd Mills, Stainland.

Item date: 20th century
Date acquired: 2008
Grant Value: £2,000
Item cost: £7,000
Institution: Birmingham Archives and Heritage Service: The Library of Birmingham
Town/City: Birmingham
County: West Midlands

Publications and ephemera relating to Stefan Lorant (1901- 97), the pioneering Hungarian-American filmmaker, photojournalist, and author, collected by Michael Hallett, Lorant's biographer, between 1990 and 2007; and Michael Hallett's own collections relating to other photojournalists ac

Item date: 1760-1800
Date acquired: 2008
Grant Value: £3,582
Item cost: £7,163
Institution: Bath Record Office
Town/City: Bath
County: Somerset

Over 500 letters received by John Jefferys, lawyer and Town Clerk of Bath, 1760-1800. As well as letters dealing with Corporation business, there many letters from his private clients engaged in the financing of building and development projects in Bath, most notably William Pulteney

Author: Athanasius Kircher
Item date: 1678
Date acquired: 2008
Grant Value: £1,500
Item cost: £4,389
Institution: Aberdeen University Library
Town/City: Aberdeen
County: Aberdeenshire

A catalogue of the antiquities and ethnological remains assembled by the Jesuit scholar Athanasius Kircher, the foundation of the Jesuit Roman College's famous Museum.