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Photograph of a steep, narrow path with a stone wall on the left, houses on the right and ahead, and a church tower in the distance. Possibly taken at Abinger, Surrey. Modern print, 9.9 x 6.2. (Sleeve 145)

Scope and Contents Fishing boat at sea, looking towards the stern, with Peter Pears wearing a white pullover on the left, sitting on the side of the boat, profile to the right, laughing. E.M. Forster is beyond him, his right elbow on the side of the boat, also looking to the right. A small boy wearing a knitted cap is at the tiller, looking to the right. Benjamin Britten sits beside him, full face, and Bill Burrell wearing a white cap, profile to the left, is sitting on the side opposite E.M. Forster, the...

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Photograph showing motto on pediment of Robert Thornton's orangery, taken at Clapham. Print, 21.5 x 16.6. Inscribed on back, in unidentified hand, 'Thornton Orangery / Detail / Crescent Lane / Clapham / 21 May 1966'. (Sleeve 45)

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Photograph of Percy Whichelo (1876-1956) perching on the arm of a garden chair on which Philip M. Whichelo (1864-1948) is sitting, and Herbert Whichelo (1874-1923) is standing to the right carrying a tennis racquet, taken in the garden at Rooksnest. Mounted on card, 16.5 x 10.7 (photograph 14 x 9.6). Inscribed in album, by E.M. Forster, 'Rooksnest. Percy, Phil, Herbert' and inscribed on back, by E.M. Forster, 'Percy, Philip, Herbert / Rooksnest'. (Sleeve 18)

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2 glass plate negatives (one broken) of illustrations to Helen [Foley] Saunders' plays.

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Photograph of a ship, probably taken on the voyage out to China. It is inscribed: 'Italian troops in Port Said: they are crowding the decks to look at the port, but are forbidden to land.'

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Photograph is mounted and includes Eric Milner-White in back row on left.

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Photograph of a painting by William Hodges, c. 1773. Print, 18.8 x 12.3. Inscribed on back 'View of Oaitepeha Bay in the island of Otahiete. by William Hodges RA. This picture is at Admiralty House & Rupert was very fond of it as he said it was an exact likeness of his favourite place in Tahiti.' (Sleeve 84)

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Photograph is mounted.

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Group photograph of the Brooke and Cotterill families on steps outside house. Richard, Rupert Brooke and Alfred Brooke left, front row; Mary Ruth Brooke left, 2nd row; William Parker Brooke centre, back row. (Taken at Rugby?) An enlarged modern reprint, mounted on card 39.4 x 31.6. (Outsize)

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This sub-series comprises notes, correspondence, page proofs and photographs relating to 'King's College and its Chapel', 2nd Edition (Norwich: Jarrolds, 1961).

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This sub-series comprises notes, correspondence, page proofs and photographs relating to 'King's College and its Chapel', 2nd Edition (Norwich: Jarrolds, 1961).

Scope and Contents Photographs of Rupert Brooke and others from a number of sources. A description of each photograph is given, with people identified as far as possible. All inscriptions are quoted, except archival endorsements which repeat the information given in the description.The photographs in this series are numbered consecutively, with a distinct reference number appearing on the reverse of each photograph. The photographs are divided into subjects, and are in chronological order as far as...

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This series comprises photographs taken by George Salt.

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This series comprises visual images of Joan Robinson and her family, and several others related to her travels in Asia and the Americas. These are predominantly photographs, but also include slides and postcards.

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This series comprises assorted photographs, predominantly of Nathaniel Wedd, his wife and his family.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This sub-series comprises notes, correspondence, page proofs and photographs relating to 'King's College and its Chapel', 2nd Edition (Norwich: Jarrolds, 1961).

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This series includes photographs collected by Keynes but not of him, his friends or family, and posthumous photographs related to Keynes.

Scope and Contents This series contains photographs of J.M. Keynes, his friends and family, and other photographs from his personal collection, including photographs of him as a child, at Cambridge University, on holidays, and meeting with economists and leaders at conferences.It includes both original prints of photographs and several modern reprints made since c.1980. It also includes several picture postcards acquired by J.M. Keynes on holiday and political cartoons of J.M. Keynes. Many items were formerly...

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This sub-series comprises six sequences of photographs taken in the U.S.A., Brazil and Mexico.

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Photographs of Brynhild Olivier (possibly), Hugh Popham, Rupert Brooke, Ethel or Sybil Pye and an unidentified person (two poses) taken in the Old Vicarage garden, Grantchester. Five prints, 6.2 x 4.4; 6.3 x 4.4; 6.4 x 4 4; 6.6 x 4.3; 6.9 x 4.3. (Sleeve 48)

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Two photographs of Tim Munby [King's College Librarian] with Major Allnatt [donor of the Rubens 'Adoration of the Magi' which hangs in the College Chapel] 'bagging' a fox as part of a shooting party at the Major's Osea Island Farm on the Blackwater Estuary.

Scope and Contents 13 photographs of Joan Robinson in China, with various Chinese hosts, colleagues, etc. The file also contains photographs of Sol and Pat Adler, Roland Berger, and Chi Ch'ao-Ting, the last of which was reproduced in the booklet of the Memorial Meeting for him at which Joan Robinson spoke in London, 1963. In addition, there are two postcards of scenes in China, commercially produced and printed in Chinese, with an autograph manuscript note of the subjects made by Joan Robinson with a ballpoint...

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Two A4-sized photographs of LLK taken by Professor Davor Savin at the Threeways Nursing Home in Sussex.

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Photographs of 'Copy of a Papal Bull. (King's College Muniments, 2W.32)', 'The Manuscript of Bryd one brere. (King's College Muniments, 2W.32)' and 'The Manuscript of Alone I lyue, alone. (PRO E.163/22/1)'.