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'Hastings and St. Leonards. [ ] 1914 Bird's Eye View showing the growth of the town into the [Va]lle[ys]'

Collage comprising aerial view, map and reproductions of photographs.

Anon. [First Atelier of Architecture (Leonard Holcombe Bucknell, Eric Rawlstone Jarrett, and A[ ] B[ ] Hamilton)]

Fourteen insets: 'Key Plan' and 13 photographs of the two cities and environs along the border of the sheet.

'Cities Exhibition No. 281, lent by the First Atelier of Architecture'

Archaeological map showing hut circles.

• 'Plan of Hut III. Grimspound.'
• 'Hut Circles on Hayes Common.'

Anon.

Scale unspecified.

'Cities Exhibition No. 399 lent by Architects' War Committee'

'The Village of Denham, Buckinghamshire'
'C. Spencer Willmott, 17th November 1914'
'Cities Exhibition No. 556'

'The Market Square Wallingford on Thames'
'E. F. Towers '
'Oct. 31st 1914'
'Cities Exhibition No. 853'

'Proposed Development of Weoley Park Estate, Selly Oak, Birmingham as revised, June 1913'
'24-6-1913'
'Barry Parker & Raymond Unwin, Architects [...]'

Scale: 1 inch to 100 feet

'R. Unwin, Hampstead N.W.' stamped in bottom right corner.
'Drawing No: 13325' endorsed top right corner.
'G[arden] C[ity] Scheme R Unwin' endorsed on reverse in manuscript.
'[Cities E]xhib[ition]'

Ten plans and documents referring to the historical development of Saffron Walden.

Anon.

Scales unspecified.

Typescript and printed.

Two printed documents mounted on one card.

'last copy - keep' endorsed in manuscript in red crayon by Patrick Geddes.

Reproduction of panoramic painting.

'London'
'H.E. Tidmarsh'

Panoramic view of a scene at Kew Gardens London, comprising five sheets, mounted on one backing.

'A. Blunt' [signature on sheet 1]
'T. Way Lith. 6 Gough Sq EC'

Each sheet endorsed '1000-233 [-237] - 28.2.'12 - 1 [5]'
'G G Adwami' signed (2) in manuscript in pencil in bottom margin.

One map of University of London premises, and reproductions of perspective view and floor plan of proposed hostel for Kings College, mounted on one sheet.

• 'Map of London, University of London'; 'Prepared and printed at the Ordnance Survey Office Southampton 1907. Revised 1911.' Scale: 1 inch to 1 mile; 1911
• 'Kings College London Proposed Hostel'; 'Illustration of Building designed to meet all the requirements of the new hostel'; 'Arthur C. Martin Archt'; 'Cyrill A. Farey delt.'; no date; [reproduction of a watercolour from an unidentified publication]
• 'King's College Hostel Second Floor Plan, Third Floor Plan'; 'King's College Hostel Ground Floor Plan, First Floor Plan'; no date

'Borough of Bolton Proposed Improvement Scheme'

One page with two illustrations of the improvement scheme.

• 'View from New Street towards Town Hall Sq[uare]'
• 'General Plan'

'Thomas H. Mawson, assisted by Robert Atkinson'

Scale unspecified.

From 'The Builder, 7. April 1911'

'Map referred to in the Ruislip-Northwood Town Planning Scheme'
'W. Louis Carr, Engineer & Surveyor, Northwood Middlesex'
'Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey [...]'
'C.F. Kell & Son, [...] Westminster'

W[ ] Louis Carr.

Scale: 1 inch to 500 feet

'Rob[ ] PRO[ ] Broadway Westmins[ ]' embossed in top right corner.
'21/11/14' added in manuscript in pencil.
'Cities Exhibition No. 731'

This map might refer to the Ruislip Town Planning competition in 1911 (Anon., 'Ruislip Manor Competition', 'Architectural Review', 29 (1911), pp. 171-80).

One photograph of the exterior and one reproduction of the interior of Crosby Hall.

Various authors.

Crosby Hall.

'Erected in Bishopsgate, 1466. Re-erected in Chelsea, 1910'
'University and City Association of London Ltd.'

Postcard sent by John Ross to Patrick Geddes, 3 More's Garden, Chelsea, on 15 October 1912 with regard to an invitation for a meeting of the University and City Association of London Ltd.

'Design for King Edward VII Memorial in Front of the Victoria Rooms Bristol.'

Two sheets with reproductions of a perspective view, a plan and a site plan, mounted on one sheet.

• 'King Edward VII Memorial, Bristol'; 41 x 27.8 cm
• [One page with reproductions of two pages]; 'Plan of site'; 'Plan of Memorial'; various sizes on 41.7 x 24.3 cm sheet

'Lanchester and Rickards, Architects'

From an unidentified publication.