An Appendix to the Rev. Mr. Clowes's pamphlet; or, Swedenborgianism displayed | Collections | The Huntington

An Appendix to the Rev. Mr. Clowes's pamphlet; or, Swedenborgianism displayed | Collections | The Huntington

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Clowes, John
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Portraits of a man (presumably John Clowes), women and children in outdoor settings. Some are pictures of pictures. One image shows a woman at an unidentified historical stone building, with large garden courtyard and bell tower in background. Some images appear to be copies of negatives or prints.
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Maxwell, John, "Presbytery Displayed" pamphlet (1663)
Manuscripts
These are likely George Cole's personal notes about the Huntington collections, comprised of lists of a variety of holdings of the library, and acquisitions made by the Huntington between 1915 and 1924. It includes Cole's notes regarding variations within different printings of various texts (for example, differences in two copies of Bacon's "Wisdom of the Ancients" both from the same year, with different typeset), as well as listings of famous first editions, incunabula, Shakespeare quartos, and historical papers in the Huntington collection; lists of holdings in other libraries; lists of items sent to galleries, exhibits, or for exchange or sale; physical descriptions and comparisons of texts; biographical histories of certain authors; and lists of things not in the Huntington's collection. Additionally, it also includes some material on bibliography, and a cataloging guide from 1920 of HEHL cataloging practice. Most of the material is undated.
HIA 30.1