Cuttings mounted on loose sheets of sugar paper folded together. Some loose.
Includes cuttings on the 1924 election, the Union of Democratic Control (UDC), British relations with Russia, education and the Access to Mountains Bill.

Scrapbooks of autographs and press cuttings relating to matters of local interest to the North East of England, and Walters interests in temperance.

These annotated scrapbooks contain collections of photographs, ephemera from events, letters, newspaper clippings and other personal items. They cover a large range of topics including family events and interests, local events in Newcastle upon Tyne and Northumbria, events within the local Jewish community, vists to Herbert Loebl's hometown of Bamberg in Germany, Herbert Loebl's many awards and achievments and items relating to the many local organisations with which Herbert Loebl was involved during his lifetime including:

Scrapbook belonging to the Bell family, containing cuttings related to Middlesbrough's Winter Gardens which was founded by Sir (Thomas) Hugh Bell and his wife Florence Bell in 1907.

Scrapbook belonging to the Bell family, 1907-1908. Contains cuttings largely related to Sir (Thomas) Hugh Bell's professional life and various economic and industrial news stories from the Teesside region.

Scrapbook belonging to the Bell family, 1903-1906. It contains material relating to: Delhi Coronation Gazette, Japanese Imperial Edict, Marriage of Cecil A Spring Rice and Florence C Lascelles, Death of Sir Isaac Lowthian Bell, marriage of Anthony Morton Henley and Sylvia Stanley.

Notebook with photographs, cuttings and ephemera tipped and sewn in. Also includes two copies of an 'in memoriam' notice for Charles

Compilation scrapbook presented to Herbert Loebl on the occasion of his retirement in 1974. Designed as a biography of the firm containing photographs and commentary.

Cuttings relating to Charles and Molly's marriage (1903-1904), Charles' political career (1909-1910), the campaign and election of the first Labour government (1923-1924), and Charles' appointment as President of the Board of Education.
Descriptive information regarding the volume's contents, provenance and transfer has been pasted in the inside cover.