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Found in 182 Collections and/or Records:
Paper from J.B. Emmett, 1815-11-30
With drawings of an instrument for observing lunar transits.
Papers of Frederick Gowland Hopkins
Papers of John Tanfield
Papers of the Paget Family
Papers on determining galvanic longitudes, 1852 - 1854
Papers on magnetism, 1845 - 1861
Papers on the galvanic longitude of Edinburgh, 1855 - 1858
Personal Papers of Aelfrida Tillyard, 1856 - 2013
Photographs of events and visits, 1914 - 1923
Printed notice of arrangements for the funeral of Professor C.C. Babington, Cambridge, 26 July 1895
Professor William Keith Chambers Guthrie collection, 1915 - 1982
Includes: personal papers and family correspondence, photographs and slides from travels, including holidays, speeches and reviews re Guthrie's various publications, with some limited papers from his tenure as Master.
Programme for test and inspection of the Inglis Bridge at the Cambridge rifle range, Grange Road, initialled: 'RESB' [Royal Engineers and Signals Board], 26 Apr. 1940
Includes correspondence with Lt-Col. A.G. Gadd, and others (1-98) and publicity and information pamphlets (99-101). Unless otherwise stated, all items are in typescript.
Richard Gooch: Papers
Robert Malcom Deryck Davies: Correspondence and Papers
Roll: `Plan of communications in area of 4 Cambs Bn H.G. (excluding G.P.O. telephones)', 1939 - 1945
Samuel Sandars: Transcribed extracts from British Library manuscripts concerning the town and University of Cambridge
Secretary, University Engineering Dept, to Gadd, confirming that five sets of launching trolley parts will be ready for inspection by 5 December, [Cambridge], 3 Dec. 1940
Carbon copy
Sir Gordon Sutherland: Correspondence and Papers
Sir John Milner Gray: Papers
Sketch Book
A series of drawings in watercolour, sepia and pen-and-ink of views in Great Britain and Ireland, 32 folios. The drawings are of locations in Ireland, Scotland, the Lake District, Cambridge and Fen Ditton, and Alderley Park (possibly in Cheshire).
Stellar positions and proper motion, 1765 - 1822
T.C. Lethbridge, 'The ivory tower': word-processed autobiographical account
Typescript autobiographical memoir 'The ivory tower', with a prefatory notice by Mena Lethbridge in which the work is described as 'a picture of Cambridge Academic life between the two World Wars'.