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Hi,. I recently came across this article ‘Conservation of Indian miniatures’ – Posted on 24 April 2015 by Rachel Rowe on your website.

Syn.5.91.24(11a).

L-R) Dr Chris Burgess, Marina Pelissari & Shaun Thompson. This pre-recorded event will premiere on Friday 24 September 2021, 11.00am to 11.50am BST.

Froschover, 1554 (K.9.24). Most displays in the Library’s main Exhibition Centre draw on Special Collections materials to some degree, but few of them have included quite such a

Figures 23 & 24: An example of an invoice book before and after interleaving and board flattening.

in the Milstein Seminar Rooms). The exhibition will remain on view in the Library’s Entrance Hall cases until Saturday 24 October and all are welcome to visit (Monday-Friday

A census of sixteenth-century Venice. Posted on. 31 January 2020. by Special Collections. Jayne Ringrose (Cambridge University Library). Cambridge University Library MS Add. 9461 is one of the more recent additions to our collections of medieval and

The system now holds 352882 records, 24% up in the last month.

greatest Jewish thinker of the Middle Ages, Moses Maimonides (and Mosseri VIII.24.1).

Accra Independence Day Regatta, 1957 (RCS/Y302Q/JJ/3) and the African Flame of Freedom photographed in 1999 (RCS/Y302Q/X/99-11/24).

Post by Dr Sarah Pyke, Munby Fellow in Bibliography 2023/24, who is using the University Library’s legal deposit holdings (the Tower Collection) to survey illustrated dust jackets and covers

The last month has seen a significant increase in sign-ups: we are delighted to report that we now have 24 organisations outside Cambridge University Library firmly committed to the project.

Friday 24 May 2019  ‘Technologies of Written Communication: The Pragmatics of The Page, East and West’.

Sadly, he was killed in action at Hart’s Hill on 24 Feb.

in the early years included only 24 boats and were considerably shorter, finishing for all crews at Morley’s Holt just after the Railway Bridge.

CUL MS Add. 10061. The manuscripts will be on display in the entrance hall until 6 December and the pages will be turned on 24 November to exhibit different openings and

While examining his Arabic materials, I came across the manuscript Dd.2.38 (measuring: 32.1cm x 24.8cm), a thick volume with a magnificent Dutch stamped parchment binding (Fig.

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An Elizabethan embroidered binding on a copy of John Udall’s “Certaine sermons” (London: 1596), SSS.24.32.

Rafting down the Fraser River and Manwayne Post Office, 1900s, Y3011DDD(LS)/39 and 24.