Printed matter, ephemera, cuttings, 1831-1999, n.d.
File
MS. WHF Talbot 169
Held at the Weston Library
Comprises:
- Printed facsimile of a translation [of a semitic language?] by Reverend Dunbar Isidore Heath, 1872
- Four pages from The Photogram Calendar of photographs taken by William Henry Fox Talbot or from the Talbot family collection, 1900
- Festival of Britain Reading Camera Club Programme - a William Henry Fox Talbot Commemoration, 9 June 1951
- Printed card: Wick and District Beagles Kennel Dance to be held at Lacock Abbey on 9 March 1968, with a manuscript sign written on verso: 'Extracts from Mlle. Amélina Petit's Diary. Please do not take these away. Copies may be bought for 1/- at the door'
- Set of Millenium Royal Mail stamps 'Inventors' Tale', including William Henry Fox Talbot, 1999
- Red calendar 'Immerwachrender Kalender/Pergament Steintafeln' with a steel pencil and specially coated (blank) pages, n.d.
- The 'Educational' Drawing Block (all sheets used) with detailed lists of numbers in pencil on the verso of the block, with a crude drawing of a spiral staircase, n.d.
- Rustic Figures, Part 3, by G.E. Hicks. Artist’s studies, in wrappers, n.d.
- Calling card for Miss Berrys, No. 8 Curzon Street, n.d.
- Calling card for Dowager Lady Rivers / Miss Pitt / 5. Belgrave Street, n.d.
- Advertisement for Wright's coal tar soap, n.d.
- Empty packet for Superior Gold Beaters Skin, n.d.
- Manuscript label 'Mary [Mansel?] to H Davenport (wife of John Ivory Talbot)', n.d.
- Manuscript label 'Miscellaneous', n.d.
- News and magazine cuttings concerning William Henry Fox Talbot or Lacock Abbey, including a magazine cutting of a Antoine Claudet photograph of W.H.F. Talbot, c. 1831-1980
Dates
- Creation: 1831-1999, n.d.
Extent
1 box
Language of Materials
- English
Shelfmark
MS. WHF Talbot 169
Repository Details
Part of the Bodleian Libraries Repository
Contact:
Weston Library
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Weston Library
Broad Street
Oxford OX1 3BG United Kingdom
specialcollections.enquiries@bodleian.ox.ac.uk