Manuscripts
Photograph of Signature
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William Pitt signature
Manuscripts
Autograph envelope signed by William Pitt to W. Sturges Bowne. Along with the envelope is an engraved portrait print of Pitt and a brief biographical note.
mssHM 80184
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Photographic Positives
Manuscripts
The photographic positives (ektapan "inner positives") includes images copied from original negatives in Jack London's negative collection; many of the positives duplicate images also found in the photograph albums held in the series below. The original negatives are now deposited with the State of California. Since these positives were made directly from the negatives, without going through a print process, the quality is generally good.
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John Bannister signature
Manuscripts
The autograph note by John Bannister is signed Sylvester Daggerwood to Samuel Rogers, 1736-1855. The note does not contain any written content.
mssHM 80183
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Photograph of Phillip Margetts
Manuscripts
One modern reproduction of a portrait photograph showing Phillip Margetts in middle age.
mssHM 72987
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Stereographic photographs of the moon and two observatories
Manuscripts
A group of 12 stereoscopic photographs of the moon, and two stereoscopic photographs of observatories. The stereographs are on card mounts containing two images, which, when viewed through a stereoscope, produce a 3D image. The stereographs were produced by various photographers and publishers, including: "Anthony's Stereoscopic Views," made by E. & H. T. Anthony and Co.; John P. Soule; Joseph Ward; C. Bierstadt (from negatives taken by Prof. H. Draper); Bierstadt Bros. (from negatives by L. M. Rutherford. Taken 1864.); Joseph L. Bates; and H. C. Smith. There is an image of an observatory in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and another showing two men with telescopes outside an observatory in Northfield, Minnesota.
mssHM 84497
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Vermont Autograph and Remarker
Manuscripts
The autograph manuscript is written in a simulated print of Johns' pen printed newspaper, which he produced for fourty years. In this manuscript, Johns describes his pen printed newspaper the Autograph and Remarker.
mssHM 32179