Autographs
Found in 16 Collections and/or Records:
Album of Arms, British and Foreign, with coloured plates, processions, battles, etc., chiefly in Dutch, also known as Michael Van Meer's Album Amicorum, 1614-1617
Autograph letter signed by William Robertson, 28 February 1791
Signed autograph letter from William Robertson, starting with 'Dear Sir', in part about his book on India and offering the sheets of his book to the French publisher he is addressing.
Four autograph letters signed by Allan Cunningham
Letter to Edward Speyer from Sir Donald Francis Tovey, 24 March 1904
Letter, 24 March 1904, London, Donald Tovey to Edward Speyer. Discussion of musical autographs and their authenticity. Holograph signed, L156 - L161 sewn together.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from S.C.J. Freeman-Matthews, 25 April 1900
Freeman-Matthews, writing from Cape Town, requests Ewart's autograph for a collection of signatures of eminent and celebrated men and women that he is compiling.
Letter to Sir Archibald Geikie from Paul Apfelstedt, 15 May 1887
Letter to Sir Archibald Geikie from Paul Apfelstedt requesting an example of Geikie's handwriting for his autograph album.
Letter to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from H. Reinhaller, c 1920
Letter, [n.d], H. Reinhaller to Donald Tovey. Attempting to interest Tovey in buying autographs of Brahms, Goethe, Richard Wagner, Richard Strauss and others. Holograph signed.
Letter to The Librarian from G. I. C. de Courcy, 07 March 1962
Letter, 7 March 1962, New York, G. I. C. de Courcy to The Librarian, Reid School of music. Asking If the library has any copies of autograph letters from Joseph Joachim. Typescript signed, with annotation in pencil, from the librarian to Mary Grierson.
Letters from Thomas Chalmers to various correspondents
Liber amicorum of the family, 1st half of 20th century
Liber Amicorum that may have belonged to ‘Tony Turner’. It contains signatures from friends and family (including William Aldren turner, John William Aldren Turner, Arthur Logan Turner, and William Turner), from 1909 to 1932.