Autograph of Queen Victoria.

Scrapbook of autographs.

Includes signatures and correspondence from prominent figures. Historic listing stated 'belonged to CPT'
Features content attributed to George III, Napoelon III, Frederic II Prussia, [Marie Louise], General Lafayette, Cardinal Mazarin, Richeleu?, Lord Halifax, George Canning, William Smith?, Lord John Russell, [Richard cobden?], W Gladstone, Leopold von Ranke, Benjamin Constant, Voltaire, John Fox Burgoyne, Byron – sketch of house in southall where poems first printed, Dr Parr, W H Smyth, G Croly, Fenimore Cooper, T Carlyle, J Ruskin, Arthur P Stanley, Crabbe Robinson, Henry Cole, John Gibson (sculptor), Frederick Taylor, Thorburn, /madame de Stael, Lucy Aikin, Mrs Barbauld, Joanna Baillie, Lady Blessington, Lady Morgan, Mrs Murray, Julia Pardoe, Miss Martinau, Miss Carpenter, Miss Nightingale, Mrs Opie, Mrs Gaskill, George Eliot, Joseph Whitworth

Autographs pasted onto modern hole punched paper.

Report from the French Ministère délégue à la Recherche et aux Nouvelles Technologies, with covering letter (in French).

Consists of submission and nomination information for various poetry prizes. There are also letters of congratulation.

Consists of a floppy disk with the title "Baby Manuscript - Gillian Ferguson". Also included is the correspondence regarding this book from initial conception and a jacket cover mock-up to the subsequent production with Canongate. Includes a Bloodaxe Books information sheet introducing the author and the publication and a printout of several poems from the publication attached. A publicity file for this publication is also available. "Baby" was not published by Bloodaxe Books.

Print taken from Joseph Crawhall II's woodblock depicting baby with quote "What is Man?", as used in his published works 'Impresses Quaint' and 'A Jubilee Thought.'

Correspondence and conference papers for the conference held on 20-21 September 1995.

Proof pages 20 to 25 missing.