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Letter from Robert Robinson to Joseph Crawhall II

JCII/1/3/56
Item
1892

Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives

Robinson writes about the influenza epidemic. He also discusses the funeral of Crawhall's brother, and Crawhall's move from the North to Ealing. Robinson relates details of his 'booklet' which is to feature impressions by Bewick. Written from Oxford Mansions, 14 Oxford Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Mourning card from family of J.W. Barnes to Joseph Crawhall II

JCII/1/3/78
Item
c. 19th century

Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives

The Barnes family write to thank Crawhall for his sympathy following the loss of J. W. Barnes.

Letter from Bernard Quartich to Joseph Crawhall II

JCII/1/3/80
Item
16 Jun 1888

Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives

Quartich, a bookseller specialising in rare books, writes to Crawhall to announce the publication of "Memorial Edition of Thomas Bewick's Works". Written from 15 Picadilly, London. Also includes JCII/3/13.

Ink print of lettering "Thanks for kind enqui"

JCII/2/2
Item
c. 19th century

Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives

Consists of an ink print of lettering "Thanks for kind enqui".

Engraving of three men fishing

JCII/2/6
Item
c. 19th century

Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives

Consists of an engraving showing three men fishing in a river with nets.

Engraving of two men exchanging fish for shilling

JCII/2/7
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c. 19th century

Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives

Consists of an engraving showing two men by a river exchanging money for a fish. Includes the caption "Come now - Here"s a shilling more & give me the Big un to put on the top!!!".

Engraving of men drinking around a table