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Genealogy, slavery and the digital archive. Image. Andrew Watson (1856-1921), the world’s first black international footballer. ... However, that’s what happened to me in 2002, when a documentary aired, on the world’s first black international

Login. Accession No. 4580. Brief Description. three pairs of ‘Speera’ Binocular magnifiers, one pair by W.Watson and Sons Ltd., English, 1/4 20th Century. ... Inscription. ‘“SPEERA”’ (inside lip of case for 4580.1). ‘W. WATSON & SONS, LTD.

reasoning and perhaps an insufficient regard for the intention of the signatories -the case of Telesweg and Watson on Article 8 of the Charter on data retention is such an example. ... Article 8 protects personal data and in the matter of David Davis'

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Login. Accession No. 3928. Brief Description. mounted and framed print of Thomas Phelps and John Bartlett at work in Sherburn Castle Observatory, by James Watson, English, 1776. ... 460 x 310mm (including frame). Special Collection. Provenance.

1.8 The Pomeranchuk theorem. 2 Regge poles. 2.1 Motivation. 2.2 The Sommerfeld-Watson transform. ... Appendix A Sommerfeld-Watson transform. Appendix B The Group SU(3). Appendix C Feynman Rules of QCD.

Watson & Sons, English, 1954, used as student loan microscope in library of King’s College, Cambridge. ... Inscription. Description Notes. 'Service II' compound microscope, by W. Watson & Sons, English, 1954, used as student loan microscope in library

Watson & Sons and others; 2/2 19th century. Origin. 313 High Holborn; London; England. ... WATSON & SONS 313 HIGH HOLBORN LONDON’ (on many of signed slides).

Watson & Sons Ltd; circa 1930. Origin. London; England. Maker. Watson & Sons. ... Inscription. ‘W. Watson & Sons Ltd. London. Path. Univ.Camb. 3’. Description Notes.

The catalogue presents its information under these headings:-. Watson’s new rimless eye-glasses;. ... Watson’s perfect vision spectacles;. Watson & Sons’ “Fram” field glass;. Watson & Sons’ Century telescope;.

Login. Accession No. 2193. Brief Description. clinometer, Watson & Sons, 1920 (c). ... Inscription. ‘Watson and Sons 313 High Holborn LONDON’ (on clinometer dial).

Watson and Sons, English,. Origin. England; London; 313 High Holborn. Maker. ... W. Watson and Sons. Class. microscopes. Earliest Date. 1883. Latest Date.

Doctoral Students, Thesis Topics & Supervisors. Doctoral Students, Thesis Topics & Supervisors. Doctoral Students, Thesis Topics & Supervisors. Here is a list of current and recently completed PhD and EdD theses at the Faculty of Education. To

Login. Accession No. 1547. Brief Description. heliostat, W. Watson & Son, 1900 (c). ... Origin. 313; High Holborn; London. Maker. Watson & Sons. Class. astronomy; optical.

Login. Accession No. 2195. Brief Description. artillery director, Watson & Sons, 1916. ... Origin. London; England. Maker. Watson and Sons. Class. military; optical. Earliest Date.

Watson & Sons; circa 1915. Origin. 313 High Holborn; London; England. ... Maker. W. Watson & Sons Ltd. Class. microscopes. Earliest Date. 1915.

Watson & Sons [and Zeiss]; 1890. Origin. 313 High Holborn; London; England and 16 Forrest Road; Edinburgh; Scotland. ... DEPOT. W. WATSON & SONS. 313 HIGH HOLBORN LONDON. and 16 FORREST ROAD EDINBURGH’; ‘4087’ (on plate on the side).

Watson and Son Ltd. Class. surveying; military;. Earliest Date. 1940. Latest Date. ... Inscription. ‘PLOTTER, FIELD MK IV. W. WATSON & SON LTD. No 9233 1940’ (signed).

Login. Accession No. 1509. Brief Description. achromatic compound microscope, ‘Fram’ student type; made by W Watson & Sons Ltd.; circa 1910. ... Origin. 313 High Holborn; London; England. Maker. W. Watson & Son Ltd.