Handwritten poem "How at Once"
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- c.1915
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Handwritten by Edward Thomas on "Y.M.C.A. H.M. Forces on Active Service" headed paper. With pencil annotation
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Handwritten poem "How at Once"
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Handwritten by Edward Thomas on "Y.M.C.A. H.M. Forces on Active Service" headed paper. With pencil annotation
Handwritten poems by Edward Thomas "The Green Roads", "It Was Upon" and "Women He Liked"
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Handwritten by Edward Thomas. With pencil annotations
Letter from Edward Thomas to Eleanor Farjeon
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Original letter written by Edward Thomas regarding a visit by Eleanor Farjeon. With original envelope and pencil annotation
Letter from Edward Thomas to Mr Wright
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Original letter written by Edward Thomas regarding notes on "Nature War London". Describes "beautiful" stones on Dunwich beach and how he wishes he was a geologist so he could identify them. Invites Wright to walk with him at the weekend. Includes pencil annotation
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Refers to Cherry's health and visits
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Handwritten letters, notecards and a programme for the production of "The Two Bouquets" by Eleanor and Herbert Farjeon at Piccadilly Theatre. Also includes Christmas greetings cards from Eleanor featuring poems "St Mary Axe", "The Children's Carol", "Joseph with the Infant Jesus", "A Wish", "The Mother's Song", "Child's Carol", "The Third Joyful Mystery", "Sweet Ass", "A Manger Song" and "The Week After". One notecard sent for the wedding of Lyn and Sanchia is written on a notecard illustrated with doves and dated 25 November 1842
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Refers to visits, a memoir by Ellis Jenkins, Edward Thomas, letters between Eleanor Farjeon and Rowland Watson and an exhibition on Farjeon
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Refers to a booklet on Alison's father, Andrew Young, and his correspondence with Rowland Watson, Meyerstein, Eleanor Farjeon and Clifford Bax
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Correspondence from The Edward Thomas Fellowship including news that Cherry Watson was made an honorary life member of the fellowship
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Includes booklet "Notes on Literature: Edward Thomas Selected Poems" by Roger O Iredale, typescripts of poems "To Edward Thomas" and "All Day it has Rained..." by Alun Lewis, and photocopied list of first editions for sale from Bertram Rota Limited, including "Horae Solitariae" by Edward Thomas
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Refers to Jessie Berridge's and Harry Hooton's memoirs of Edward Thomas
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Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Refers to articles on Edward Thomas by Ernest Rhys and newspaper cuttings
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Theresa Whistler was the second wife of artist Laurence Whistler, who designed the Edward Thomas memorial window at Eastbury. Refers to the "Memoirs of Edward Thomas" being compiled by Watson, and Meyerstein. Includes pencil annotations
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Refers to meeting, Edward Thomas, his biography on Edward Thomas and the memorial to Edward Thomas
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Includes pencil annotations
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Regards BBC radio broadcast on Edward Thomas by Bernard Price. Includes newspaper cuttings and pencil annotations
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Walter Oakeshott was the Rector of Lincoln College, Oxford. Refers to an exhibition on Edward Thomas
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Refers to Robert P Eckert's death and Meyerstein
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Ian MacAlister [b.1878 d.1957] was a friend of Edward Thomas. Refers to letters of Edward Thomas now held at Battersea Public Library . Includes pencil annotations
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Dorothy MacAlister was the widow of Ian MacAlister, friend of Edward Thomas. Includes pencil annotations
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Refers to book on Meyerstein
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Letters from K C Harrison, City of Westminster Librarian, accepting donation of memoirs of Miss Ethel Marston. With pencil annotations
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Robin Guthrie [b.1902 d.1971] was the son of James Guthrie. Letters include news of the death of Robert's son, the death of Robert P Eckert Jr. and a broadcast on Edward Thomas
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Hanslip Fletcher [b.1874 d.1955] was an artist and the letters discuss his drawings. Includes pencil annotations
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Letters from Robert P Eckert's widow. Includes news of Eckert's death with a newspaper obituary from The Times from 11 November 1966, and discusses a home for his Edward Thomas collection, which is now at the Bodleian Library, University of Oxford
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Eckert was a biographer of Edward Thomas and wrote to Watson about Thomas. Includes newspaper cuttings and an article Eckert wrote on James Guthrie and The Pear Tree Press. Includes pencil annotations
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One letter undated and one dated 1947 which should be 1967. Refers to copying letters from Jack Haines and Robert Frost, and sympathy on the death of Helen Thomas [d.1967]
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Refers to any known recordings of Meyerstein's voice
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Refers to etchings, the poem "Calf Love", meetings with Alan Thomas [friend of Edward Thomas] and Helen Thomas, life since his wife died and his publications
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Refers to monies raised at an auction and his own family papers
Promotional pamphlet for lectures by Lesley Frost, daughter of Robert Frost
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Includes a biography of Lesley Frost and subjects covered by her lectures
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Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Programme and invitation to the unveiling of the John Drinkwater Memorial Bronze
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Held at Leytonstone Branch Library in the presence of Mrs Drinkwater and the Earl of Sandwich. Includes invitation card sent to Wilfrid Gibson, with annotation by him on reverse
Programme for concert in remembrance of John Drinkwater
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For the benefit of Drinkwater's daughter, Penelope Ann. Held at 16 Charles Street, Mayfair
Auction catalogue for the sale of the "John Drinkwater Collection of Literary Manuscripts"
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Catalogue for the sale of literary manuscripts, presentation books, modern drawings, pictures and relics belonging to John Drinkwater
Auction catalogue for the sale of the "Drinkwater Collection of Pottery"
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Catalogue of the collection of old English stoneware, old English Delft, Martin-ware and continental pottery belonging to John Drinkwater
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Scrap of paper with signatures of Lascelles Abercrombie, Walter de la Mare and Edward Marsh
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Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Newspaper article "Robert Frost in England: Poets in the West Midlands" by Louis Mertins
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Published in the Manchester Guardian. Focuses on Frost's time in England and its effect both on his career, and on the lives of Gibson, Brooke, Abercrombie and Thomas. Describes Frost's rise to fame and the importance of John Haines as his "constant champion"
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Publication and author unknown. Comments on the assignment of copyright of Brooke's poems to de la Mare, Abercrombie and Gibson and the future intentions of the three holders of the Brooke estate Sir John Sheppard, Christopher Hassall and Sir Geoffrey Keynes
Book jacket for "Coldknuckles" by Wilfrid Gibson
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Pencil inscription "Michael Gibson, 33, Nella Rd, W6"
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Father of Wilfrid Wilson Gibson. Gives a full account of his career as a chemist, photographer and archaeologist with a particular interest in Hadrian's Wall
Book "The History of the Holy Graal" volume two by Sebastian Evans
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Published by J M Dent and Co. Inscribed "W. W. Gibson from S C Cockerell July 1898"
Newspaper advert for "The Outpost" by Wilfrid Wilson Gibson
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An advert by Oxford University Press for the release of the second impression of "The Outpost", including quotations of reviews by "The Friend", and "John o'London's Weekly"
Photographs of Wilfrid Wilson Gibson on-board Dorothy Una Ratcliffe's yacht "Sea Swallow"
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Three photographs of Gibson on-board the yacht and three photographs of the yacht itself
Photograph of unknown cathedral
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Annotated on reverse "Jeulis [?] M Rooke 1900"
Photograph of Roman coins and artifacts
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Possibly related to John Pattison Gibson and items found at Hadrian's Wall