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Carte de visite photographs

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Scope Note: Created For = AMS

Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:

Carte de Visite Portraits, 1865

 sub-series
Identifier: Coll-1383/6/12
Scope and Contents

Nine English portrait cards: five from Bradford region, two from Manchester, one from Harrogate and one from Bath. Twelve Scottish cards: four from Edinburgh, three from Dunfermline one each from Largs, Leven, Broughty Ferry, Peebles and Glasgow. Two subjects identified. Glasgow card of James Wylie, May 1865, and one of Bradford cards signed Gertrude Glyde.

Dates: 1865

Cartes de visite portraits of medics

 Fonds — Folder Phot.Ill.90
Identifier: Coll-1980
Scope and Contents

Cartes de visite portraits of medics.

Dates: mid-late 19th century

Illuminated calligraphic manuscript entitled A Selection from the Collects, by Louisa Mary Freeman, c 1880

 Item
Identifier: Ms.Add.5
Scope and Contents This is a manuscript entitled A Selection from the Collects, by Louisa Mary Freeman. Each page is highly illuminated, and includes a prayer and a note indicating when to recite said prayer (for example 'Sixth Sunday after Epiphany', and 'Ninth Sunday after Trinity'), a decorated initial, and richly illuminated borders.Also includes a contemporary carte de visite portrait of Louisa Mary Freeman, taken by Hennah...
Dates: c 1880

Poetry album of Louisa Agnes Czarnecki

 Fonds — Box CLX-A-480
Identifier: Coll-2090
Content Description This is an album dated 1861 belonging to Scottish poet Louisa Agnes Czarnecki, who was married to Arthur Antoine Czarnecki, a Polish exile residing in Scotland. The album primarily focuses on politically engaged poetry that vehemently protests against "Russian atrocities" while celebrating the triumph of Garibaldi in Italy.The volume comprises a variety of interesting elements, including original manuscript poetry written by Czarnecki herself. These poems are accompanied by...
Dates: 1861