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Author: Herbert Read
Item date: 1880 to 1975
Date acquired: 2006
Grant Value: 1,500
Item cost: 10,000
Institution: Devon Record Office
Town/City: Exeter
County: Devon

This collection comprises about 1,300 architectural drawings by the Exeter firm Herbert Read, predominantly of ecclesiastical woodcarving, mostly in Devon, together with a collection of order books and correspondence.

Author: William Croft
Item date: 1713
Date acquired: 2006
Grant Value: 1,632
Item cost: 6,527
Institution: Bodleian Library
Town/City: Oxford
County: Oxfordshire

Croft's working autograph manuscript (27 pages in his hand) with many revisions, deletions and inclusion of names of the singers.

Author: Archbishop Thomas Bradwardine
Item date: 1495
Date acquired: 2006
Grant Value: 5,000
Item cost: 25,350
Institution: Lambeth Palace Library
Town/City: London

Thomas Bradwardine, Archbishop of Canterbury, died of the Black Death in 1349. His book on geometry, illustrated throughout with remarkable marginal diagrams, is thought to be the first printed book on mathematics by an Englishman.

Item date: 1946-69
Date acquired: 2006
Grant Value: 1,000
Item cost: 4,200
Institution: Hull University Archives, Hull History Centre
Town/City: Hull
County: Yorkshire

Five letters from Margaret Florence (Stevie) Smith to Dr Polly Hill, and 13 drawings by Stevie Smith to illustrate The Frog Prince, published in 1966.

Author: Archie Markham
Item date: 1970s to c. 2000
Date acquired: 2006
Grant Value: 500
Item cost: 1,000
Institution: Hull University Archives, Hull History Centre
Town/City: Hull
County: Yorkshire

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.

Item date: 12th - 2oth centuries
Date acquired: 2005
Grant Value: 20,000
Item cost: 456,000 (tax remission)
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Town/City: Cambridge
County: Cambridgeshire

The Hengrave Hall Manuscripts represent one of the finest surviving Tudor archives. They comprise the papers of the Kytsons (or Kitsons), Gages and Rokewoods, whose main seat was Hengrave Hall in Suffolk.

Item date: 16th to 19th centuries
Date acquired: 2005
Grant Value: 7,000
Item cost: 70,000
Institution: Suffolk Record Office
Town/City: Ipswich
County: Suffolk

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.

Item date: 12th to 20th centuries
Date acquired: 2005
Grant Value: 15,000
Item cost: 1,760,000 (tax remission)
Institution: Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Archive Service
Town/City: Lichfield
County: Staffordshire

The Sutherland Papers are the archive of the Leveson-Gower family, successively Earls Gower, Marquesses of Stafford and Dukes of Sutherland. Their former home in Staffordshire was Trentham Hall, designed by Sir Charles Barry and demolished in 1911.

Item date: 12th to 20th centuries
Date acquired: 2005
Grant Value: 5,000
Item cost: 69,000 (tax remission)
Institution: Shropshire Archives
Town/City: Shrewsbury
County: Shropshire

The collection fills 250 boxes and conatins material from the 12th to the 20th centuries, including nearly 800 medieval deeds relating to Lilleshall Abbey, Wombridge Priory, Shrewsbury Abbey and their estates.

Item date: 17th and 18th centuries
Date acquired: 2005
Grant Value: 1,692
Item cost: 1,692
Institution: Royal Society
Town/City: London

The Royal Society contains a fine library of early scientific books and manuscripts.