Print taken from Joseph Crawhall II's woodblock depicting plant, as used in his published work 'Impresses Quaint.'

Print taken from Joseph Crawhall II's woodblock depicting horn with ribbon, as used in his published works 'Impresses Quaint' and 'A Beuk O' Newcassel Sangs.'

Consists of a scrapbook which contains an assortment of material relating to a variety of members of the Crawhall family. The material is largely personal items, including invitations, certificates and letters which dates range from the beginning to the end of the 19th century. Thomas and Ann Crawhall, grandparents of Joseph Crawhall II, feature prominently in the scrapbook. Highlights include Thomas' honourary diploma from the Royal Jennerian Society, his last will and testament, and pencil sketches of both Thomas and Ann.

Consists of an 'Album Amicorum' or friendship book constructed by Joseph Crawhall II. The book contains newpaper clippings relating to Joseph Crahwall II and his work, poems, letters, photographs of himself and his family and various art work, including a a watercolour of his sister Margaret.

Reid writes to inform Crawhall he has sent him an 'Electro of the Angel' in the parcel post, and to thank him for the 'information on pipes'.

Saunders writes to accept Crawhall's invitation to meet and to arrange a time. Written from 7, Radnor Place, Gloucester Square, London.

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.

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

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.

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