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'Allahabad (Prayag)'

Map depicting the sacred geography of Allahabad (Prayaga).

Anon.

All inscriptions apart from title endorsement in Hindi.

Title in manuscript in pencil in bottom left corner.

Personal accounts and receipts relating to Allan Glen 1845-1848; will, plans and deeds 1850-1851; Acts of Parliament, Educational Endowments 1876, 1908, 1912; financial and legal papers relating to the amalgamation of the School with the Glasgow and West of Scotland Technical College 1886-1888; financial records 1876-1912; buildings report 1894; bursary and scholarship applicants 1853, 1911; applicants for teaching post 1853 and list of teachers 1912; correspondence with Scotch Education Department, circulars etc 1907-1912; reports by His Majesty's Inspectors of Schools 1911, 1912; correspondence concerning the transfer of the School to the School Board of Glasgow 1910-1912; School magazine 1934 and 150th anniversary newsletters; books and pamphlets on the history of the School 1953, 1972, 2003; book of remembrance 1939-1945; coat of arms 1939.

Edition of the Allan Glen's Magazine for Midsummer 1928. The magazine was edited by a committee of the Senior School pupils.

Programme for the Allan Glen's Old Boys' Club (London) Annual Dinner, held at the Grosvenor Hotel, London on 20 March 1953. The event commemorated the centenary of the school and the 21st anniversary of the London branch of the Old Boys' Club.

Two class group photographs of boys at Allan Glen's School.

Printed fixture card, annotated in ink. Inscribed on the reverse: 'Master Andrew Jardine / Allan Glen's School / Glasgow'.

Hand drawn and illustrated posters by Andrew Jardine, advertising various Allan Glen's School Debating Society events. Each poster features Jardine's initials on the bottom right corner.

Advertising poster for an Allan Glen's School Literary and Debating Society concert on Monday 19 December [1927]. The poster has an [unrelated?] drawing on the reverse.

Printed.

Handwritten exercises and notes for physics classes taken at Allan Glen's School, Glasgow.

Report card for Andrew Jardine, member of class 'Q.A.'

Underneath image eight lines of Latin verses 'Artificis ... Domini'.
'Cum Privil: S.C.M.tis' endorsed in bottom margin

Anon. [Egidius Sadeler]

See Hollstein, Friedrich Wilhelm Heinrich, Dutch and Flemish etchings, Engravings and Woodcuts ca. 1450-1700 (Amsterdam: van Gendt, 1949- ), 21, p. 34, no. 120 and 22, p. 29 (illustration).

Leipzig: Reclam, 1902.

Well used and annotated copy, purchased in Jena, where Rusk was a student.