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'L[ieutenan]t. Col[onel]. Keeling's Journey Damascus to Abu Kemal, August 1919; and Various Items relating to Levant Zone Geodesy.
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L[ieutenan]t. Col[onel]. Keeling’s Journey Damascus to Abu Kemal, August 1919 NB This item is listed in the War Office Archive as Mat. Syria. 5. Report, 3 field books and GSGS 2555 sheet NI-37 (1918 edition) with route annotation*. One field book has a cover in French. Levant zone Transforma...
Syria, Greece, Yugoslavia, Turkey and the Ottoman Empire, Austria, Hungary and Czechoslovakia: Various Materials
Scope & Content:
Comprises the following items. Compiled by units from the Royal Engineers or related sections of the War Office unless otherwise stated: Material relating to the work of Capt Bomford in Syria and Cilicia in 1919. Notes, correspondence, photo locations and descriptions. Trig Report No 1: Turkey...
Collection Area:
Map Collections
Languages:
English, French, German, Italian, Russian, Serbian, and Turkish
Comprises the following items. Compiled by the War Office unless otherwise stated: Treaty of Peace with Turkey. Published by His Majesty’s Stationery Office. Treaty of Peace with Turkey (Proof) [Author not stated.] Protocole Final. Created by Comission [sic] de Delimitation de la Frontiere Tu...
Music manuscripts of the musicologist and collector Alan Walker Tyson (b.1926, d.2000): 1732 – circa 1970, n.d. The collection also includes printed music and books, which are catalogued separately. For a description of the collection, see O. W. Neighbour, ‘The Tyson Collection’, The British Lib...
MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS OF MUSICIANS AND OTHERS; 1806-1965, n.d. ff. 37. Overall size 283 x 247mm. 1. ff. 1-5. Correspondence relating to a letter of 1790 from Clemens August von Schall to Amtsgerichtsrath Degen revealing that the author of the text of Beethoven’s early cantata WoO 87 (and appar...
Grant by Otho (Othos) de Holand, lord of Ashford, to Godfrey Foliambe and his heirs of Hassop, of common of pasture in Longecelowe, in the said lordship.Dated London. Dated as: 23 November, 32 Edward III Endorsements: Hassop.
17th century, 'A true copie of a deed' of the sale by Sir William de Gratton, knight, to Henry de Aldham and Margate his wife, of the wardship and marriage of Hugh, son and heir of Robert de Stanton, and custody of his lands. Dated as: Tuesday after St Mary Magdalene, 5 Edward III
Grant, for 3 lives, from John Cheyne, parson of Hanbury, co Staff., and Robert de Knyveton de Knyveton [Kniveton], vicar of Dovebridge, to John de la Pole the elder, of an annual rent of £4 from lands in Potlock which they had of the gift and feoffment of John Touks. Dated at Potlock, co. Derby....
Grant by Henry de la Pole, general attorney of Sir John Basset, of the marriage of Joalene, daugher and heir of John Coyt of Edensor, being within age, to her mother Mold, widow of the said John; and grant of the lands of the said Joalene to the said Mold and to Cecil de Wrote. Dated as: SS Ph...
Grant in tail by Richard de Grey, lord of Codnor, to Ralph 'le fiz Esteuene sur la Grene de Loscowe' of a bovate of land in Loscoe which Ralph Mossy holds in the vill of Loscoe, and to have and hold the same to the said Ralph 'sur la Grene' and to Juliana his wife for their lives and to the heir...