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May Ball 2012

Includes accounts and invoices from suppliers; also some photographs showing May Ball set up and attendees.

Robert Rat(c)lyff

Transcript of document at the National Archives in which Rat(c)lyff is mentioned

Skeleton

Newspaper articles relating to the 'skeleton in the cupboard', the former anatomical skeleton once held in the Old Library.

Letter from Hugh Pagan

Letter from Hugh Pagan, in typescript, single page, dated 21 September 2011, informing IS of a discovery that he made from a genealogical table published in the Antquities Journal, vol. 91 (2011), p. 296. The discovery concerns William Allen and how he came to have a parcel from the Shillington hoard. According to HEP, William Allen was the son Phebe Lucas, who was herself daughter of William Lucas, of Hitchin, apparently head of the Lucas family that owned land at Shillington.

Pagan, Hugh E.

Two letters from Martin Allen with attachments

Two letters from Martin Allen with attachments:
(a) typescript, single page, dated 15 August 2011, in two original versions, concerning arrangements for the subscription for the portrait medal for Mark Blackburn.
(b) typescript, single page, dated 12 October 2011, concerning plans for a volume of essays in memory of Mark Blackburn, to be edited by Martin Allen, Rory Naismith and Elina Screen.
There are three attachments:
(c) information leaflet, two pages on two folios, undated, entitled "A Medal for Mark Blackburn" (in two copies, one with each version of letter (a), providing details about the medal and the artists that collaborated in its design and production, Ian Rank-Broadley and Lisa Cardozo Kindersley.
(d) obituary for Mark Blackburn, The Times, 30 September 2011, p. 64.
(e) Money & Medals: Newsletter for Numismatics in Britain, no. 54, December 2011, with obituary for Mark Blackburn and, appropriately, a focus on coin hoards, featuring the 2010 'Near Selby' (Yorkshire) hoard of some 300 Roman denarii; the Brussels hoard of 1908, which consisted of nearly 150,000 English and Continental Medieval coins; and the 2007 Hackney hoard of 80 US gold $20 double eagles dated from 1854 to 1913.

Allen, Martin R.

Penny Collins

Correspondence of Penny Collins with Lord Stewartby

Collins, Penny

Letter from Penny Collins with attachment

Letter from Penny Collins, typescript, dated 22 June 2011, asking Lord Stewartby to prepare a short citation for Dr Mark Blackburn, winner of the Derek Allen Prize, for the British Academy Awards Ceremony on 6 October 2011, to be returned using an enclosed form by 5 September 2011. The attachment consists in a short paragraph, in typescript, single page, undated, anonymous, presumably written by Lord Stewartby, that briefly summarises Mark Blackburn's career as a numismatist.

Collins, Penny

Letter from Mark Blackburn to Richard Allen

  • JCPP/Stewartby/1/3/BLACKBURN – JACKSON/2011/1
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  • 2011

    • Part of Personal Papers

Photocopy of a letter from Mark Blackburn to Robin Jackson, British Academy, typescript, single page, dated 29 April 2011, in response to receiving news that he had been awarded the Derek Allen Prize for Numismatics.

Blackburn, Mark A. S.

David W. Dykes

Correspondence of David W. Dykes with Ian Stewart

Dykes, David W.

Letter from David Dykes

Letter from David Dykes, typescript, single page, dated 11 February 2011, concerning the Blunt Prize of the BNJ. He notes that the President of the BNS asked him to put together a panel to consider suggestions for the Prize, adding that Martin Allen and Graham Dyer have already agreed to join him in the exercise. He asks IS whether he has any candidate in mind and, if so, to provide a brief statement in support. He states that a copy of the Prize regulations is attached (though it is no longer with the letter) and lists previous recipients of the aware. In a postscript, in manuscript in the lower margin, DWD congratulates IS on his achievement with his book English Coins.

Dykes, David W.

Harold V Livermore

Includes correspondence relating to donation of personal papers to KCL Archives rather than Jesus College.

Master and Fellows

Photograph taken by Chapel Court gateway entrance under Eric Gill sculpture. Names on board read Dr. Q. Federle, Professor, I. Patterson, Mr. A. Bowen, Professor J. B. Thompson, Dr. S. T. C. Siklos, Mr. N. J. Ray, Professor H. L. Moore, Dr. R. Mengham, Rev Dr. T. D. Jenkins, Dr. J. P. T. Clackson, Dr. D. I. Wilson, Dr. T. D. Wilkinson, Professor J. M. Bacon, Dr. M. J. Edwards, Dr. M. R. Laven, Dr. C. E. Chambers, Dr. K. S. Lilley, Professor H. le B. Skaer, Dr. F. W. Bursa, Dr. S. Clarke, Dr. C. M. Burlinson, Mr. R. J. P. Dennis, Mr S. Tor, Dr. F. Green, Professor A. H. Brand, Dr. R. D. Bowers, Dr. M. F. Gill, Professor S. A. T. Redfern, Professor P. D. A. Garnsey, Dr. D. J. Kelly, Professor I. H. White, Dr. S. B. Hladky, Dr. B. Walton, Dr. M. L. S. Sorensen, Professor M. M. Arnot, Dr. J. W. Ajioka, Dr. O. Carmello, Mr. M. T. Williams, Dr. N. G. Berloff, Professor J. J. Baumberg, Professor J. M. Soskice, Dr. B. M. B. Post, Dr. D. E. Hanke, Dr. R. M. A. Alberts, Dr. R. J. Weir, Dr. C. Mascolo, Professor J. A. Dowdeswell, Dr. M. A. Moram, Dr. J. E. Roseblade, Dr. C. J. Adkins, Professor R. Freeman, Dr. S Evans, Professor K. L. Johnson, Sir Alan Cottrell, Professor R. J. Mair, Dr. M. R. Minden, Dr. G. T. Parks, Dr. O. A. Scherman, Professor S. C. Heath, Professor D. A. S. Compston, Dr. G. N. Wells.

May Ball 2011

Includes accounts and invoices from suppliers and menu for May Ball dinner

Sculpture in the Close 2011

Sculpture in the Close 2011

Includes, invitation card for official launch of exhibition, A3 poster for exhibition, guides.

Featured artists were Barry Flangan, Anthony Caro, William Tucker, Tim Scott, Phillip King, Wendy Taylor and Bruce McLean.

Opened by Colin Renfrew.

Simon Forman

Copy of article from October/November 2011 edition of Cambridge University newsletter detailing the digitisation of Forman's casebooks.

Letter from Peter Sarris with attachment

Letter from Peter Sarris, in typescript, single page, dated 6 December 2010, with attachment; in the letter, PAVS requests permission to publish a photographic reproduction of the Anglo-Saxon coin "seeming to bear an image of Christ", which IS had published with D. M. Metcalf in the Numismatic Chronicle, noting that he wishes to use it as a counterpoint to an image of a Byzantine gold solidus of Justinian II. The letter makes no reference to any enclosure, but there is associated with the letter an excerpt from a numismatic sales catalogue showing an image of a Byzantine gold solidus of Justinian II (CNG 70, 21 September 2005, lot 1117).

Sarris, Peter A. V.

Letter from Martin Allen

Letter in which MA notes that he has been working a chapter on the period from 1158 to 1278. He also states that Lord Stewartby's book made him aware of the potential use of "the Fox file on Long Cross mints and moneyers" and asks Lord Stewartby about the possibility of seeing it. Finally, MA describes some results of his recent research on two new mint accounts that may be of interest to Lord Stewartby, one of the Bury St Edmund moneyer John de Rissebroth for 1250 and the other of Calais for 1442.

Allen, Martin R.

William Clopton

Biographical notes relating to original sources that mention Clopton

Mug

Mug

White mug, 9.5cm high, with College crest printed on one side and College website printed on the other.

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