Grants awarded in 1984

Title deeds relating chiefly to land in Belgrave but also land at Barrow on Trent in Derbyshire

The deeds are mainly for West Kent parishes, also includes family and estate correspondence of Sir Thomas Roberts and his agent Thomas Redford, plus Redfords legal papers as attorney and receiver o

A complete run of the magazine, an archive of MSS submitted for publication and corrected galley proofs.

Vellum roll 1o foot six, by 2 foot nine inches with 40 coats of arms and a series of panels giving details from family records to verify descent.

The first catalogue issued in Italy arranged according to the principles established by Joseph Strutt in his Biographical Directory of Engravers 1785 - 86.

450 items; they show the origins, family histories and prevailing interests of a coherent group of middle class people in the Midlands

Contains deeds relating to 60 Devon parishes, approximately 500 items dating before 1500.

Rare early Dublin edition with significant textual variants

These papers document the activities of one of Englands most notable families.

Thomas Barlow, Bodleys Librarian 1652-60, identifield the contents of the MS on p22 and Anthony Wood wrote his name and the date 1670 at the end of the text.

Parts of this diary were published by William Barnes the Dorset dialect poet

Queen Elizabeths original grant of Arms to the City of Westminster, followed the incorporation of the City as a seat of municipal government

Cummins wrote the first biography of Edith Somerville, based largely on 366 letters written to her by Somerville, now gathered into this collection together with Cummins own records of her visits t

570 letters bound into 11 volumes by the Chester bookseller J Seacombe shortly after Mrs Piozzis death.

Includes court books and enclosure commissioners minutes. The Hemingford estate records consist of more than 2500 documents relating chiefly to the affairs of Captain Henry Sholto Douglas

A very miscellaneous Lot.

The firm of Peter Stubs became Britains principal supplier of precision files and watchmakers tools at the end of the 18th century.

These papers show a committee keen to enquire into the problem of ventilation and the causes of gas accumulation in order to lessen the shocking number of fatalities in the pits of the early 19thce

Pamphlet printed at Liverpool and possibly paid for by the White Star Shipping Line whose advertisements appear within

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

New York edition. Wants the title page but includes interesting leaf of advertisements by Naphtali Judah of 47 Water Street for books and paper. Presented by Jeff Gordon of New York