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Book of signals: manuscript

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    Books of signals: manuscript

    Manuscripts

    This book of signals contains text and illustrations.

    mssHM 18938

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    Flag signal books

    Manuscripts

    These three manuscripts contain text and illustrations of naval flag signals:

    mssHM 81093-81095

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    Commonplace book : manuscript

    Manuscripts

    A manuscript commonplace book, with text written in several different hands. The volume is written mostly in English but also contains French and German; though no country of origin is identified, it appears to be mainly British in subject. The text includes seven pages of index in the beginning of the volume; there are also rough drawings in pencil and pen, as well more finely executed pen and ink illustrations. The text covers an extraordinary range of subjects, including technical inventions and developments, animal husbandry, recipes, political comment, sports, current events, travel, medicinal cures, economics, wine, and many other topics. The volume is bound in late 18th century three-quarter calf gilt, red edges, with some wear to the binding.

    mssHM 83388

  • An Orderly Book of Samuel Grubb's Company, 1759

    An Orderly Book of Samuel Grubb's Company, 1759

    Manuscripts

    Covers June 18 to July 24, 1759. Concerns the activities of the British army around Fort Bedford (Raystown) and Carlisle, PA. The volume also contains commercial accounts by William Worrall, 1771-1792.

    mssHM 606

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    Booke of ayds for Knightinge the King's eldest sonne & for marriage for his eldest daughter: manuscript

    Manuscripts

    Volume about James I, Henry, Prince of Wales, and Princess Elizabeth.

    mssHM 171

  • Orderly book, 1761

    Orderly book, 1761

    Manuscripts

    The orderly book was kept by John Grant of Archibald McNeil's company in the 2nd Connecticut Regiment. Kept between June 20 and October 17, 1761, this orderly book pertains to the British occupation of Crown Point, N.Y. Also contains miscellaneous accounts, verses, and memoranda to 1801.

    mssHM 595