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Alan Noel Latimer Munby: Correspondence
Correspondence with Geoffrey Keynes and James Basil, Librarian, Shrewsbury School.
Alan Noel Latimer Munby: letters to Walter Armytage
126 letters and 30 cards from A. N. L. Munby to Walter Armytage. Autograph and signed typescript. With greetings cards and other papers, including an autograph note from Shane Leslie, 1955.
Alan Rudwick collection
Alan Steele: Letters on Publishing, c.1928-34
Letters to Steele, mostly 1928-34, on publication and promotion of new books, especially fiction. A few series of personal letters continue after 1934. Arranged by name of correspondent.
Albemarle family scrapbook
Albert Brighton: Undergraduate lecture notebooks
Notebooks on lectures attended by Albert Brighton while taking the natural sciences tripos at Cambridge University.
Albert Charles Chibnall: Correspondence and Papers
The Chibnall collection is comprised of significant biographical material, research notes, materials related to lectures and publications, records of Chibnall's involvement in socities and organisations, material related to Chinball's work during visits and conferences, and a large quantity of Chibnall's correspondence.
Albert George Dew-Smith: Library Catalogue
Catalogue by A.G. Dew-Smith of his library, 298 folios. Many leaves are blank, apparently to allow for the insertion of fresh entries. Fos ir - xlix contain an alphabetical index of the books catalogued. The actual descriptive catalogue begins on fo. 1. The arrangement of entries is neither chronological nor alphabetical.
Albert Ingham: Papers
The principal part of the collection comprises two copies of The distribution of prime numbers: a manuscript version of 274 pages, and a printed version produced by Cambridge University Press, containing inserted notes. The rest of the collection is comprised of correspondence and a photograph of G.H. Hardy.
Albert Thomas Trevor Allen: Autobiographical and other writings
Album Amicorum of Anthonius Weddacus, Cambridge student

Album of coastal profiles
Album of family photographs taken in Kenya 1934-1936
Album of Letters, signatures
Album of sermons and verses
Album souvenir d'Alexandrie: Ruines, 1882
An album of albumen prints. This collection contains a series of views of destruction caused by the bombardment of the city on 11 July 1882 when the English fleet attempted to destroy Arabi Pasha's nationalist forces. The photographs are captioned in French on the photographs themselves.
Albumen prints of China
Framed albumen prints, measuring approximately 280 x 210 mm (500 x 400 including card frames).
Y302F/1-4: Chinese interiors.
Y302F/5-6: Canton flower boat and interior view.
Y302F/7: Western suburbs looking North (Canton) by Afong Lai, 1874 (after the devastating typhoon of 1874).
Y302F/8: Chinese grave on White Cloud Mountain, c. 1870s.
Albums by Francis Frith
Albums of Lt. Col. R.E. Thorne
Aleixandre Vicente: Poems
Aleksei Remizov: 'Ziuzi Morozy'
Manuscript of the fairy tale 'Ziuzi morozy' ('Biting frost'), probably written by Remizov as a calligraphic exercise.
Alexander Campbell Yorke: Fowlmere Papers
Histroical notes on the parish of Fowlmere.
Alexander Chancellor photographs
Photographs of Alexander Richard Chancellor, C.B.E. (1869-1959). He served in the Highland Light Infantry 1893-1895, joined the Colonial Police and was posted to Barbados. In 1902 he accepted an offer to transfer to the Straits Settlements Police, being Chief Police Officer of Malacca from 1903-1905. He became Chief Police Officer of Singapore in 1907, Inspector-General in 1914 and retired in 1922.
Alexander Davidson: Student notebooks, Aberdeen University
Lectures delivered by James Nicol (1810-79), geologist, Professor of Natural History, Aberdeen University, 1853-78; James Clerk Maxwell (1831-79), Professor of Natural Philosophy, Marischal College, Aberdeen, 1857-60; Professor of Natural Philosopy, King's College London, 1860-5; Professor of Experimental Physics, Cambridge, 1871-79.
Alexander Edelényi: History of Hungary
'Conspectus historiae Regni Hungarici. K.M. 1828'. Apparently a history of Hungary devised by Professor Alexander Edelényi and transcribed by Charles Mészáros, 1828. At the end it reads 'Opusculum hocce... [list of authorities]... elaboratum per... Alexandrum Edelényi Professorem, descriptum est per me Carolum Mészáros... [4 July 1828]'.