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Papers of Lt.-Col. Montagu Douglas Campbell (1852-1916)

 Fonds
Identifier: GD32

Scope and Contents

The papers consist of: a catalogue of communion tokens of the established Church of Scotland, 1908; notebooks, lists, auction catalogues, and correspondence relating to Campbell's collection of communion tokens; lists of church tokens in which they are listed alphabetically, by presbytery, and (United Free Church) by synod; and, off-prints about Scottish communion tokens, mainly by J. R. Lockie and R. Kerr.

Dates

  • Creation: 1908-1980

Language of Materials

English.

Physical Description

2 boxes, 1 ledger volume, 3 notebooks, 6 printed items. Access to records in a fragile condition may be restricted.

Conditions Governing Access

Generally open for consultation to bona fide researchers, but please contact repository for details in advance.

Biographical / Historical

Montagu Douglas Campbell was born on 16 October 1852. He was Justice of the Peace, Renfrew, and had been attached to the 4th Battalion Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. He received the DSO in 1901, and he served in South Africa. Lt.-Col. Montagu Douglas Campbell died on 12 February 1916.

Extent

2 boxes, 1 ledger volume, 3 notebooks, 6 printed items.

Physical Location

MSS CAMP 2.1-12

Other Finding Aids

Local lists.

Accruals

Check the local Indexes for details of any additions.

Physical Description

2 boxes, 1 ledger volume, 3 notebooks, 6 printed items. Access to records in a fragile condition may be restricted.

Physical Facet

Access to records in a fragile condition may be restricted.

General

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Repository Details

Part of the New College Library Special Collections Repository

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