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Box 30, LLB, 3, SCA Main Stacks, Standard Shelf [Aisle: 6, Section: 7, Shelf: 3], MS--01144, Mavis Eggle "Books as They Were Bought" Collection

Archival objects in this container:

  1. Letters on War by Leo Tolstoy. Essex: The Free Age Press, 1900
  2. Pipes of all Peoples, approximately 1900 to 1909
  3. The Military Service Act, fully and clearly explained by Philip Snowden. The National Labour Press Limited, approximately 1910 to 1919
  4. Full Account of the Crippen Capture, Trial, and Execution by Reginald B. Jones. Manchester: Daisy Bank Printing & Publishing, approximately 1910 to 1919
  5. What About the Rates? by Sidney Webb, no. 172. London: Fabian Society, approximately 1910 to 1919
  6. Holding Back the Victory by Arthur Mee, approximately 1910 to 1919
  7. The Monthly Record of the Protestant Evangelical Mission, no. 488, 1911 August
  8. "The Blasphemy Laws: what they are, and why they should be abolished", 1912 November
  9. Rex v. Bertrand Russell report of the proceedings before the Lord Mayor at the Mansion House Justice Room, 1916 June 05
  10. Strang's Penny Books The Seven Sons, approximately 1920 to 1929
  11. Gray's Elegy. London: published by Alexander Moring, Limited; De laMore Press, approximately 1920 to 1929
  12. The Dandy Candy Book, approximately 1920 to 1929
  13. John Bull Tracts The Gospel of Service, no. 93, approximately 1926
  14. Firbeck Main Colliery price list, 1926 March 06
  15. Work - Not Doles: the Liberal Plan to Conquer Unemployment. London: Liberal Publication Department, 1929
  16. The Young Watchman. Scotland: John Ritchie, 1929 July
  17. Fordingbridge-cum-Ibsley Parish Magazine. Printed by Fordingbridge Press Ltd., 1947 October
  18. Abel Heywood and Sons "My Day in Town, a monologue". Manchester: Abel Heywood and Sons, approximately 1910 to 1919
  19. Opera Liberretto "Romeo and Juliet". London: published by the British Broadcasting Corporation, 1927 April 27
  20. The Standard newspaper advertisement, 1857
  21. The Children's Advocate: Our Boys and Girls, 1878 April
  22. Done to Death! by T. J. Barnardo. London: J. F. Shaw, approximately 1880 to 1889
  23. William's Pocket Calendar for 1890, 1890
  24. The Broken Bridge: a laughable farce in one act. London: H. G. Clarke and Co., approximately 1890 to 1899
  25. Murray's Penny Pocket Guide to London. London: Murray Time Table and Publishing Company, 1892