Item CPT/PA/9 - Album of photographs and ephemera: Volume 10

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CPT/PA/9

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Album of photographs and ephemera: Volume 10

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  • 1921 - 1923 (Creation)

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1 volume scrapbook

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Volume includes souvenirs from the wedding of Hugh Lowthian Bell [Hugo] and Miss Frances Helena Morkill. It includes a loose picture postcard from The Musee Royal de la Haye featuring a portrait of Philippe Guillaume de Nassau painted by Michiel Jansz. van Mierevelt. Other pages reflect events and places such as Christmas at Rounton in 1921, 1922 and 1923, Reims, Sidcot, Salem and Redcar. Pressed between two pages is a 'perfect six-bloomed sweet-pea'. There are newspaper cuttings relating to elections and photographs of the young Geoffrey Trevelyan, including holding a placard labelled "Vote for my Daddy". The album ends with a selection of postage stamps from Iraq.

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Open to the public

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  • English

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This volume is extremely fragile and use of the digital surrogate is recommended where possible.

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