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.

Illustrated cuttings in colour and black and white relating to events in Britain, America, Australia and South Africa.
Includes some annotations [these appear to be in Mary's hand] and an inserted metal pin of 'Uncle Sam'.

Consists a scrapbook of newspaper articles and clippings relating to World War I, and in particular Thomas Baker Brown. Includes the newspaper clipping announcing Thomas Baker Brown being awarded the Military Medal, as well as a clipping acknowledging Thomas Baker Brown's cousin, Alfred Douglas Mason, died from wounds. The scrapbook was created by Thomas Baker Brown's father.

Features two pages of notes cross referenced to the complete works of Macaulay [Macaulay's original notes?], and a copy of signatories on GOT's Certificate of Candidate for Ballot 1877

Press cuttings mounted in an exercise book relating to Howard's campaigns in Cumberland.

Includes annotations and copy letters by Charles. Also includes a information pamphlet on the British Committee in Aid of the Italian Wounded (First British Ambulance Unit for Italy), featuring content by and photographs of George Macaulay Trevelyan and Geoffrey Winthrop Young.

Scrapbook compiled by Mr Thomson Hankey featuring correspondence, cuttings and photographs of prominent figures. Also loose signatures and cuttings mounted on modern paper,with annotations.
Includes material attributed and related to Thomson Hankey, Lord Lyons, [?] London, Macaulay, Robert Stephenson, [C Paget?], Derby, J Mareel, [J Romilly?], Mrs Mareit, Thomas Tooke, Frank Buckland, W M Thackeray, Fenwick Williams, Palmerston, G Hayter, John Russell, William Gladstone, George Lewis, Charles Wood (Lord Halifax), George Grey, Duke of Newcastle, Clarendon, [?] Herbert, Ripon, Cranworth, Westbury, Campbell, Granville, Somerset, Stanley of Alderley, Thomas Milner Gibson, C P Villiers, Canning, Moncrieff, Layard, Richard, Earl Lyons, Brand, Robert Peel, Lansdowne, Monteagle, Disraeli, G C Lewis, W Cowper, Richard Owen, Stafford Northcote, C E Trevelyan, George, Grey, John Bright, Joshua Bates, Thomas Barring, John Crichton-Stuart, John St Aubyn, W H Gregory, [Monson?], Bathurst, R Osborne, Charles Stafford, James Whiteside, Arthur Russell, Thomas O'Hagan, George Lefevre, Enfield, H C E Childers, W J Alexander, Herschel, Thomas Graham, A Lincoln, [G M Dallas], Austen Henry Layard, G O Trevelyan, W E Baxter, Robert Lowe, Sherbrooke, Francis Jeune, A W Kinglake, Colonel Alexander, Jules Gérard, Michel Chevalier, Denis le Marchant, George Peabody, William Cotton, William Gregory, Count de Strzelecki, Caroline Trevelyan, Elizabeth Eastlake, Robert Browning, Lowell, Edward Cardwell, William Massey, J Brooke, Andrew Agnew, Bernal Osborne, Charles C Clifford, Sir Andrew Buchanen, W P Wood (Lord Hatherley), W E Forster, E Knatchbull Hugessen, W P Adam, G Glyn, G C Gale, C Wequelin/Weguelin, C H Goschen, Henry H Gibbs, M W Coles, Henry Elliott

Original listing stated 'formerly numbered GOT 34'. Includes document claiming to be an account of a visit to Napoleon at Elba in November 1914.
Features content attributed to J Collingwood Bruce, William Armstrong, A [Alison], John J Audubon, [L. Agassiz?], John Bright, Robert Browning, J Brown, F M Burton, H Brand, Revd. Burth, [Bunsen?], Henry Bone, [J Cean, Rio de Janeiro], Charles Burney, Walter Blackett, Edward Belcher, Charlotte Maria [?], Lord Clyde, Cardinell, A C C, T Carlyle, John Clayton, [?] Clifford, Joesph Cowen, J [Cartner], George Crabba, Canning Slave Trade speech, [Casanova?], W Carlyle, George Cruikshank, R Chambers, George Combe, Derby, [J B Dunch?], [Steven] Duffy, Charles Dasent, Devon, H Davy, Dutens Rector of Esldon, Thomas de Quincy, Robert Boyle, B Disraeli, [?Division], C J [Dunelin], [Ernest], Elizabeth Eastlake, [Emily], Maria Edgeworth, Edward Elliott, Elizabeth Fry, William Faraday, F W Farrar, E [Fleury], Ferdinando, Frederick Guillaume of Prussia, William GladstoneGrey, W Grote, William N Gull, William Gell, John Gibson, Mr Gould, Thomas Guthrie, C E [Halie?], W Holman Hunt, W Halifax, Augustus Hare, Thomas Hughes, Robert Hill, John Hudson, Hardwick, Jos. Hooker, B Jowett, J Jekyle, Annie Jameson, A W Kinglake, J Keble, A Kestner, J R Lowek, Langdale, T W Layman, D R Ledd, John Lindley, W C Lake, R Goldschmidt, Landseer, Robert Lowe, W Lawson, Louis 16th of France, Luxborough, J L Miller, T B Macaulay, Gaorge MacKenzie, Theobold Matthew, Stafford H Northcote, Northbrook, Florence Nightingale, Northumberland, C T Lewson, Vincent Novello, Northampton, J Hagan, Overstone, Richard Owen, Walter W Onless, S Oxon, Odescalchi, Daniel O'Connell, Frederick FitzClarence, Amelia Opie, James Paget, Lyon Playfair, Augustus Pugin, Robert Peel, A Panizzi, John Ruskin, Arthur Russell, Richmond Gordon, Dr Robertson, [?] Vincent, Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, Sidmouth, Selbourne, Stampfeld, Wolseley, D MacKenzie Wallan, Thomas Woolner, Athony Trollope, John Hautmann [?], An account of a visit to Napoleon at Elba, attributed to a nephew of Spencer Perceval Nov 1814, H Philpotts, Robert Perrau