Here in the Precise Order in Which They Were Found in the Box, Without Any Rearrangement, and Irrespective of Any Desired Chronological, Alphabetical Or Subject Order

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30 SEPTEMBER 2015

Michael Jolles

FORMATION OF INVENTORY

This Inventory updates, slightly amends, slightly amplifies and completely supersedes the Progress Report dated 31 July 2015. The objective of the Inventory is to list precisely what constitutes the archives of the Society. In forming this Inventory, no items have been assorted, re-arranged, withdrawn, supplemented, marked or catalogued. No earlier inventory of the archives has come to light at the time of completion of this Progress Report. Only one item is known to have been externally deposited; all the others have been held in storage by the Society.

OUTLINE OF CONTENTS

[1] EXTERNALLY DEPOSITED

[2] HELD IN STORAGE BY THE SOCIETY

The items listed under this heading are those that have been selected for constituting the archive and whose details are thus entered into the Inventory, which has been compiled by Michael Jolles. These items have been listed in strict order, ‘as found’, irrespective of chronological, alphabetical or subject order. Brief descriptions, which almost invariably include the date, are provided for the purpose of identification, not for analysis, topic definition or interpretation.

ABBREVIATIONS

AGM Annual General Meeting. Barnett Rev. Arthur Barnett. Edwards Lewis Edwards, MA, FSA. Hyamson Albert Montefiore Hyamson, OBE. JC Jewish Chronicle. JHSE (or JHS) Jewish Historical Society of England. NY New York. OR Oskar Rabinowicz. Roth Dr. Cecil Roth, D. Phil, FRHistS, FRSL. UCL University College, London.

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EXTERNALLY DEPOSITED (E)

[E1] London Metropolitan Archives. ACC/2712/15/01/0 (was “163”). 1918. [Source: LMA website.]

ITEMS HELD IN STORAGE BY THE SOCIETY (A)

Those items listed in sections A1 to A22 in this inventory had been stored in a plastic box which David Jacobs requested Michael Jolles, on 16 June 2015, to annotate. These items have been listed here in the precise order in which they were found in the box, without any rearrangement, and irrespective of any desired chronological, alphabetical or subject order. Division into Sections merely reflects the physical separation, not thematic aspects, of the items, as found. Some items were nevertheless folded in a complex manner so that it was not clear which item was being enclosed within which. Brief descriptions, which are almost invariably accompanied by the date, are provided here for the purpose of identification, but not for analysis, topic definition or interpretation. The inspection and the annotation of these items were undertaken during June 2015 and July 2015. This part of the archive consisted of one box, of just over one cubic foot capacity. Those items listed under section A23, which were annotated by Michael Jolles and David Jacobs on 30 September 2015, occupy just less than a cubic foot.

The contents are dry, and generally well preserved, but need replacement paper clips and new folders. Some items are rather faded, especially Photostats. Some documents treated with adhesive tape need further attention.

Dates have been standardised, including those on postmarks; for example, “8 June 1945”, instead of, say, “8 VI 45”. ‘Carbon copy’ denotes that the document has the texture and appearance of carbon copy paper. The ‘date’ of a legal document may be the date of a copy (or any other date prominently inscribed, maybe of a document referred to), not necessarily the date of any agreement. This Inventory is paginated 1 to 40.

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RANGE OF ITEM NUMBERS IN EACH SECTION

A1. One item. Completely listed. A2. One item [Three copies]. Completely listed. A3. [1] to [9.1.2]. Completely listed. A4. [1] to [2]. Completely listed. A5. One item. Completely listed. A6. [1] to [6]. Completely listed. A7. [1] to [6.4]. Completely listed. A8. [1] to [41]. Completely listed. A9. One item. Completely listed. A10. [1] to [14]. Completely listed. A11. [1] to [13]. Completely listed. A12. One set of items, not individually annotated here. A13. [1] to [36]. Completely listed. A14. [1] to [12.13.6]. Completely listed. A15. [1] to [277]. Completely listed. A16. [1] to [3]. Completely listed. A17. [1] to [4]. Completely listed. A18. [1] to [11]. Completely listed. A19. [1] to [3]. Completely listed. A20. [1] to [304]. Listed but not fully annotated. A21. One item. Completely listed. A22. Folder of over one hundred sheets. Not annotated. Not completely inspected. A23. [1] to [30]. Listed but some sets of items not fully annotated.

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A1. Edinburgh Jewish Literary Society. 1888-1988 5648-5748. Centenary Dinner. 1 May 1988. Folded card, four sides.

A2. Invitation. “A Dinner in celebration of the twenty-first anniversary of the Society’s foundation will be held on Monday, April 27 1914 at the Hotel Great Central (Wharncliffe Rooms) Marylebone Road, London, NW. at 7.30 pm…” The Right Hon. Lord Reading Lord Chief Justice of England in the Chair. Single card. [Rev. S. Levy and Sidney Mendelssohn, Hon. Secs. of the celebration committee.] [Four copies.]

A3. Correspondence relating to the Asher Myers and Gustave Tuck Prizes. [1] Letter dated 10 January 1936, with one enclosure consisting of two sheets (on same headed note-paper; the enclosures [for teachers] dated ‘January 1936’). Scheme for an essay competition in Anglo-Jewish history, for competition amongst the pupils attending the Jewish non-Provided Schools in London and the Provinces. [Instituted by Asher I. Myers and Mr. Gustave Tuck for pupils under age 15.] [2] B. M. Birnberg. Essay entitled “Jewish Life in Medieval England”. 38 pages. Lined paper, ink. With covering letter from B. M. Birnberg, Carmelcourt, Birchington, Kent, dated 1 December 1949. One sheet, two sides. [3] Paul Adelman, BA. Essay entitled “Jews and the Growth of the Empire”. Seven pages, typed. With covering letter from P. Adelman, 122 Woodhall Lane, Carpenters Park, Watford, Herts. Dec 23. [Born 11 January 1926.] [4] E. Toeman. Essay entitled “British Interest in Palestine Before the Balfour Declaration”. 36 pages, ink. With covering letter 26 Dec. 1949) from Edward Toeman, 27 Norfolk Road, London, NW8. [Born 10 June 1925.] [5] Draft letter or notice. One page, typed. Asher I. Myers, Gustave Tuck & Elly Kadoorie Prizes for essays on Jewish history. [Competitors to be between 17 and 24 years on 31 December 1949. 3000 to 5000 words.] [6] stapled sheets: [6.1.] The Jewish Annual compliment slip, mentioning the editor as Rev. S. Levy, 9 Northfield Road, Stamford Hill, London, N16. [6.2.] List of contents. Six lines. Ink. [6.3.] 5 pages of draft text relating to notices concerning Asher I. Myers and Gustave Tuck Prizes (and associated details). Red ink. [7] Papers relating to Myers/Tuck prizes: [7.1.] Entry form. Two draft versions. 1947. [Relating to session 1947/1948.] [7.2.] Three typed papers relating to announcing the prize scheme 1948/1949. [7.3.] One page list, typed, of institutions to be circulated (re prize before end of December 1947). [7.4.] One page, ink, ‘press announcements’. [Inferred date before 1954.] [7.5.] One page, typed. Notice re Myers/Tuck/Kadoorie prize scheme. 25 October 1949. [Two copies.]

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[7.6.] Letter to H. H. Merkel from Arthur Barnett, dated 21 February 1950. Typed. One page. Letter to Mr. Merkel from Peter Elman, dated 23 February 1950. Ink. Typed note from H. H. Merkel, dated 6 March 1950, listing recommended awards and honourable mention. [8] Papers relating to prizes for essays on Anglo-Jewish history, dated 1959 to 1960. [8.1.] Two sheets, ink, re competition. Undated, unsigned. Four attachments, paper clipped, drafts of letters dated 21 December 1959, encouraging attendance at a lecture. [8.2.] One page, ink, on headed notepaper of 77 Chatsworth Road, Brondesbury, London. Undated, unsigned. [Presumably a list of essay titles (eight suggestions)]. [8.3.] One typed letter to Mr Barnett, from Israel Finestein, dated 12 September 1960. [9.1.] Two typed letters. [9.1.1] To Felix Nabarro, from Secretary, dated 7 June 1966. [9.1.2] To Mr Finken, from Secretary (presumably Ettinghausen), dated 21 June 1966.

A4. Israel Branch of the JHSE. [1.] Minutes of committee meeting of JHSE –Israel branch. Jerusalem. 29 October 1981. Two pages, fading. [2.] Letter from Ruth Goldschmid, (JHSE Israel branch) to Mrs Schwab. 31 March 1982. One page, typed.

A5. JHSE and copyright. [1] Description of situation re copyright. Signed ‘JMS May 76’. One page, typed, fading.

A6. Correspondence between A. Tattersall and Dr Jonathan Israel. June 1978 to July 1978. [Relates to silver.] [1] A. Tattersall to J. Israel, dated 16 June 1978. [Two copies.] [2] J. Israel to A. Tattersall, dated 26 June 1978. Fading. [Two copies.] [3] J. Israel to A. Tattersall, dated 6 June 1978. [4] A. Tattersall to J. Israel, dated 27 June 1978. [5] J. Israel to A. Tattersall, dated 3 July 1978. [Two copies.] [6] “The Mocatta Library, 1906-1976”. Three page history of the Mocatta Library, by Jonathan Israel. September 1976.

A7. Anglo-Jewish Archives and miscellaneous documents. [1] Laws of Anglo-Jewish Archives. 4 pages. Signed by A. S. Diamond, 25 September 1967. [2] Anglo-Jewish Pedigrees. One typed page. Signed by Anthony J. Camp, November 1989. [3] One page of apparently published material consisting of two illustrations forming one plate, the page number being printed as ‘Plate II’, and the illustrations depicting an armorial saucer […Lousada] and a trade card of M. Emanuel, Birmingham.

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[4] Letter from Alex Jacob to Mrs S. Schwab, dated 2 February 1972, with paper-clip-attached b/w photograph of a group of 16 people, one person wearing the regalia of office (chain around neck). [5] “The University of London and the Jewish Historical Society; the trust deed of the Gustave Tuck Theatre and Mocatta Library, 1932”. Seven pages. Printed and bearing page numbers 343 to 349, stapled. [Appearance of photocopied pages from a publication.] [6] Stapled set of eleven pages; [6.1.] Letter from Alfred Rubens to Mr A. L. Shane, dated 1 May 1981. Two pages. [6.2.] Mocatta library Sub-committee, held on 22 June 1972. One page. [6.3.] Letter from Alfred Rubens to Joseph W. Scott [chairman of the Mocatta library Sub-committee] dated 23 June 1972. One page. [6.4.] Mocatta Library Committee. Minutes of 9 January 1973. 4 pages, plus appendix of 3 pages, the appendix pages being headed: “Safe-keeping of Tuck Memorial Silver”; “Statement on the Tuck Memorial Silver”; and “Trust deed of the Gustave Tuck Theatre and Mocatta Library, 1932” [five paragraphs].

A8. [1] Letter from Martin Gilbert to Dr Loewe, dated 14 June 1988. One page, typed. [2] Letter from Dr Stefan C. Reif to Jeanette Cannon, dated 7 February 1992. One page, typed. [3] Letter from Mrs Cannon to Professor Dobson, dated 30 July 1991. One page, typed, carbon copy. [4] Letter from Professor Barrie Dobson to Mr Cyril Drukker, dated 23 July 1991. One page, typed. [5] Letter from Barrie Dobson to Mr Drucker [sic], dated 2 November 1990. Card. 14cm x 9cm. [6] Letter from Barrie Dobson to Mrs Cameron [sic; i.e. Cannon], dated 9 August 1991. One page, typed. [7] Letter from Barrie Dobson to C. M. Drucker [sic], dated 16 October 1990. One page, typed. [8] Letter from Professor R. B. Dobson to Mr Drukker, dated 10 June 1990. One page, handwritten. [9] Letter from Barrie to Cyril [i.e. Drukker], dated 23 April 1991. One page, handwritten. [10] Letter from C. M. Drukker to Professor Dobson, dated 9 October 1990. One page, typed. [11] Letter from R. B. Dobson, FBA, to Mr Drucker [sic], dated 27 August 1990. One page, typed. [12] Four letters stapled: [12.1] Letter from C. M. Drukker to Professor Dobson, dated 13 December 1988. One page, typed, carbon copy. [12.2] Letter from Barrie Dobson to C. M. Drukker, dated 24 December 1988. One page, typed. [12.3] Letter from C. M. Drukker to Professor Dobson, dated 17 January 1988 [possibly 1989 was intended]. One page, typed, carbon copy. [12.4] Letter from Professor Dobson to Mr Drukker, dated 20 January 1989. One page, typed. [13] Paper-clipped attached set of four items. [13.1] Letter from Raphael Loewe to Professor Gilbert, dated 28 February 1984. One page, typed carbon copy. [Two copies, one of which is unattached.] [13.2] Letter from Martin Gilbert to Professor Loewe, dated 15 March 1984. One page, typed. [13.3] Compliment slip note. From Cyril to Raphael. Undated handwritten note. One side. 15cm x 10cm. [Undated but content implies that 1990/1991 is forthcoming.] [13.4] Letter from Raphael Loewe to Professor Gilbert, dated 7 June 1988. One page, typed, carbon copy. [14] Letter from C. M. Drukker to A. L. Shane, dated 15 July 1986. One page, typed, carbon copy.

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[15] Letter from C. M. Drukker to A. L. Shane, dated 22 July 1986. One page, typed, carbon copy. Attached to this is a one-page biographical note headed “Presidency”. Text is typed and consists of six lines. [16] Letter from Zelman Cowen to Professor Loewe, dated 8 July 1985. One page, typed. [17] Letter from Professor Loewe to Sir Zelman Cowen, dated 1 July 1985. One page, typed, carbon copy. [18] Letter from Martin Gilbert to Professor Loewe, dated 19 March 1985. One page, typed. [19] Letter from Raphael Loewe to Lord Beloff, dated 21 May 1985. One page, typed, carbon copy. [20] Letter from Lord Beloff to Professor Lowe [sic], dated 30 May 1985. One page, typed, on headed notepaper of House of Lords. [21] Letter from Martin Gilbert to Professor Loewe, dated 15 March 1984. One page, typed. [22] Letter from Lord Blake FBA JP, to Mr Loewe [sic], dated 7 February 1984. One page, typed. [23] Letter from C. W. B. Gilbert to Professor Loewe, dated 27 February 1984. One page, typed. [Apparently the original correspondence had been inadvertently addressed to the wrong Gilbert.] [24] Letter from Raphael Loewe to Mr Gilbert (‘J. C. Gilbert’), dated 20 February 1984. One page, typed. [Two copies.] [25] Letter from C. W. B. Gilbert (headed notepaper address in Dorking), to Professor Loewe dated 23 February 1984. One page, typed. [26] Letter from Raphael Loewe to Professor Martin Gilbert, dated 28 February 1984. One page, typed. [27] Paperclip-attached set of items. [27.1] Letter from Edgar Samuel to Mrs Cannon dated 12 April 1984. One page. Five lines of text. [27.2] On card 10cm x 15cm handwritten note. [Date not clear, possibly 8 May intended; unsigned.] On one side is printed lecture programme for January to March 1984. [28] Letter to all members of the Executive Committee. From Cyril Drukker. Dated 26 March 1984. One page, typed. [29] Letter from A. Schischa to Cyril, dated 20 March 1984. One page, typed. [30] Letter from Raphael Loewe to Sir Zelman Cowen, dated 1 March 1984. One page, typed. [Two copies.] [31] Letter from Zelman Cowen to Raphael Loewe dated 5 March 1984. One page, typed. [32] Letter from Lord Blake to Mr Loewe dated 7 February 1984. One page, typed. [Two copies.] [33] Letter from Raphael Loewe to Lord Blake dated 19 January 1984. One page, typed, carbon copy. [Three copies.] [34] Message on card, three lines “telephoned Lord Blake’s secretary 6/2/84 – no reply yet. L.C.”. On other side is the printed details of the lecture programme for January to March 1984. [35] Letter from A. Schischa (top and bottom of letter is cut off) to Cyril dated 9 December 1983. One page. [Resembles a photocopy.] [36] Letter from R. D. Barnett to Cyril, dated 13 December 1983. One page, typed, with added handwritten text. [37] Letter from Alfred Rubens to Mr Drukker dated 9 December 1983. Two pages stapled together. Photocopy, handwritten.

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[38] Letter from A. Lewis Shane to Lord Lever of Manchester dated 22 December 1983. One page, typed. [Three copies; in one copy is a stapled set of two pages which are extracts from some former publication and whose paragraphs are headed: “Mocatta Library”; “Sir Moses Montefiore Celebrations Sub-Committee”; “Lectures”; and “The Society’s Branches”.] [39] Letter from A. Schischa to Cyril, dated 9 December 1983. One page, typed. [40] Letter from C. M. Drukker to members of the Executive Committee, dated 7 December 1983. One page, typed. [41] Memo from Jeannette Cannon to Cyril Drukker, dated 15 October 1990. One page, typed.

A9. Stapled reprint of article by C. C. Aronsfeld, entitled “A German Antisemite in England: Adolf Stöcker’s London Visit in 1883”. 10 pages with soft card front cover only. [Reprinted from Jewish Social Studies. Volume XLIX. No. 1. Winter 1987.]

A10. Miscellaneous items. [1] Victoria and Albert Museum 10 May - 9 July 1978. Anglo-Jewish Silver. Stapled booklet. 20 pages plus covers. [Inside back cover is page 21.] [2] Letter from “pp. A. Rosenthal, Ltd” to librarian of JHSE, dated 8 July 1963. One page, typed. [3] Stapled booklet. “Israel and Elath”, by Eliahu Elath. Draft copy with orange covers, perfect binding, and admarginations. About 24 pages (not counted). [4] Letter from [illegible signature] to Rev. Arthur Barnett, dated 24 July 1946. One page, typed. Stapled attached one page circular “Conditions attaching to the use of the Stern Hall”. [5] Memorandum for Executive of the JHSE on the Cecil Roth Trust (founded 1962). Two pages. [Four trustees then were: Leslie Paisner, Vivian Lipman, Stanley Burton, Norman Cohen. Former trustee was O. K. Rabinowicz. JHSE to be considered as a possible body to consult regarding appointing of trustees.] [6] Letter from (no name on this carbon copy) to Mr Leon Obermayer, dated 14 September 1970. One page, typed. [7] Mocatta Library. Check-list of MS. Material. Two pages, stapled, typed. Foolscap. Headings are: Liturgies; Literary MS; Institutions and Societies; Major collections of documents; miscellaneous autograph and other collections, mainly of genealogical interest; other MS material. [8] Two page memorandum marked Private and Confidential “The Chief Rabbi’s Paper”. By R. D. Barnett describing unsatisfactory management of preparation of article. 23 August 1981. [9] Letter from Redcliffe N. Salaman to Mr Barnett, dated 12 April 1949. One page, typed and signed. [10] Letter from Hon. Sec. to Redcliffe N. Salaman, dated 19 April 1949. [Refers to hope of being able to hang portraits of past presidents in the Council Room at 33 Seymour Place.] One page, typed, carbon copy. [11] Letter from R. Galan [secretary of the West London Synagogue] to Rev. Arthur Barnett, dated 23 August 1948. One page, typed, carbon copy. [12] Letter from Hon. Sec. to R. Galan, dated 23 August 1948. One page, typed, carbon copy. [Letter implies that the JHSE office was until then accommodated at the Western Synagogue.] [13] Letter from Michael Goldberg, secretary of the Western Synagogue, to Rev. Arthur Barnett, dated 10 August 1948. One page, typed.

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[14] Agreement between the JHSE and Wm. Dawson & Sons Limited, dated 22 October 1969. Legal document, stapled, five pages including covering page, signed by Alfred Albert Ernest Ellis Ettinghausen, Guillaume Pierre Charles Krayenbrink (Dawson’s). [Relates to back copies of JHSET, JHSEM, exchequer of the Jews.]

A11. Set of items all attached by paper clip. [Appears to relate to a draft of research work by Arnold, being corrected or added to or queried by Hyamson (who had to deal with the printers), with Sir Thomas Colyer Fergusson having already looked at the draft.] [1] Letter from Hyamson to Arthur Arnold, dated 19 May 1949. One sheet, two sides typed. [2] Letter from Arthur Arnold to A. M. Hyamson, dated 20 May 1949. One page, typed. [3] Letter from Arthur Arnold to Hyamson, dated 26 May 1949. One page, typed. [4] Letter to Arnold from [no name, presumably Hyamson], dated 25 May 1949. One page, typed, carbon copy. [5] Note/letter on yellow paper, dated 26 May 1949. No addressee. [Presumably in response to letter of 25 May 1949.] [6] Letter from Hyamson to Arnold, dated 29 May 1949. One page, typed, carbon copy. [7] Letter from Hyamson to Arnold, dated 5 June 1949. One sheet, two sides, typed, carbon copy. [8] Letter from Hyamson to Arnold, dated 11 June 1949. One sheet, two sides, typed, carbon copy. [9] Letter from Hyamson to Arnold, dated 17 June 1949. One page, typed, carbon copy. [10] Letter from Arthur Arnold, to Hyamson, dated 20 June 1949. One page, typed. [11] Typed note on pink paper. No addressee. No date. No author identification. [Presumably written by Arnold.] [12] Typed note, carbon copy. Text is six lines. [Refers to Aron de Metz.] [13] Fifteen pages consisting of an alphabetical list starting with David Lion Arons to Samuel Woolf [not in strict alphabetical order]. Typed, foolscap.

A12. Correspondence relating to the West London Synagogue. Mainly regarding accommodation, fees, West London Charitable Fund. From 1982 to 1996. One item on the Gerona Centre (Spain, undated, two sheets). Not individually entered into inventory.

A13. Miscellaneous papers. [1] Letter from Wilfred S. Samuel to Max Bookman, Ottawa, dated 19 November 1958. One sheet, two sides, typed carbon copy. Relates to Jews of Canada and research thereof. [2] Letter from American Jewish Archives, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Rev. Arthur Barnett, dated 29 June 1950. Acknowledges receipt of Anglo-Jewish Notabilities. One page, typed. [3] Letter from Mrs Rose Sabel, of Exeter Hebrew Congregation, to Rev. Arthur Barnett, dated 28 June 1961. Acknowledges receipt of donation to restoration fund. Attached is an appeals letter (one page, typed). [4] Letter from Sir Mortimer Wheeler, Secretary of the British Academy, to Hyamson, dated 11 May 1954. One page, typed.

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[5] Letter to Lord Harlech, from Hyamson, dated 30 June 1954. One page, typed, carbon copy. Invites Lord Harlech to deliver the Lucien Wolf Lecture. [6] Letter from Hyamson to Rev. Arthur Barnett, dated 7 January 1954. One sheet, two sides. [7] Letter from Hyamson to Rev. Arthur Barnett, dated 18 December 1953. One page, typed. [8] Letter [presumably from Barnett] to Hyamson, dated 8 December 1953. One page, typed, carbon copy, fading. [9] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 6 December 1953. One page, typed. [10] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 29 November 1953. One sheet, two sides, typed. [11] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 22 November 1953. One page, typed. [12] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 19 November 1953. One page, typed. [13] Letter from [presumably Barnett] to Hyamson, dated 10 November 1953. One page, typed, carbon copy, fading. [14] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 8 November 1953. One page, typed. [15] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 1 November 1953. One sheet, two sides, typed. [16] Letter from [presumably Barnett] to Hyamson, dated 29 September 1953. One page, typed, carbon copy, fading. [17] Postcard (no illustration) from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 27 September 1953 (postmark date). [18] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 12 September 1953. [19] Letter from Barnett to Hyamson, dated 8 September 1953. One page, typed, carbon copy. [20] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 6 September 1953. One page, typed, with NB. [21] Letter from Barnett to Hyamson, dated 1 September 1953. Two pages, typed, carbon copy, fading. [22] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 28 August 1953. One page, typed. [23] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 23 August 1953. One page, typed. [24] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 13 July 1953. One page, typed. [25] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 16 November 1952. One page, typed. [26] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, typed, dated 10 May 1953, with two attached pages, paper- clipped together: these two pages are handwritten and contain editorial notes, dated 3 May 1953, signed AMH. [27] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 16 April 1953. One sheet, two pages, typed. [28] Set of five sheets, four of which are thirty-inch proof sheets, containing a list of prospective new members of the Society. Handwritten. [Contains about 300 names and a few addresses.] [29] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 22 March 1953. One page, typed. [Includes a reference to the Council meeting agenda, which includes the topic of Paul Emden proposing to form a genealogical and historiographical section.] [30] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 9 March 1953. One page, typed. [31] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 15 February 1953. One page, typed. [32] Letter from Hilary Jenkinson to Hyamson, dated 17 December 1952. One sheet, two sides, typed. [33] Letter from Oskar Rabinowicz to Hyamson, dated 9 June 1952. One page, typed, carbon copy. [34] Letter from Charles S. Spencer (Anglo-Jewish Association) to Hyamson, dated 6 January 1953. One page, typed.

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[35] Letter from Mrs Tole Prate (Rome, Italy) to the President of the Anglo-Jewish Association. Undated carbon copy, prepared, it seems, by Spencer [in connection with Spencer’s letter of January 1953]. One page, typed. [Relates to the collection of Professor Dr. Ludovico Pollak (deported from his house in Rome (Piazza Santa Apostoli 81)); archaeological and artistic works; collection then at Zurich.] [36] Letter from Hyamson, to the Wardens of the Bayswater Synagogue, dated 28 November 1952, containing a tribute to the memory of Rabbi Sir Hermann Gollancz. One page, typed, fading.

A14. In envelope marked ‘Hyamson filing’. [1] Letter from H. J. Zimmels to Hyamson, dated 18 January 1950. [Unclear: could be 1951, not 1950.] [2] Letter from H. Statman, publications officer of the Inter-University Jewish Federation of GB and Ireland, to Hyamson, dated 2 March 1949. One page, typed. [3] Letter from Hilary Jenkinson, Public Record Office, to Hyamson, dated 27 January 1951. [4] Set of six letters, folded together. [4.1] Letter from Hyamson to Rev. A. Barnett, dated 25 January 1949. [Requesting a copy of A. D. Pappworth’s text of paper on “The Life of Dr. Samuel Solomon of Liverpool”.] One side, typed. [4.2] Letter from Bertram B. Benas to Hyamson dated 15 March 1949. [Provides Pappworth’s address.] One sheet, two sides, handwritten. [4.3] Letter from Pappworth to Hyamson, dated 21 March 1949. One page, typed. [4.4] Letter from Hyamson to Pappworth, dated 26 November 1949. One page, typed, carbon copy. [4.5] Letter from Pappworth to Hyamson, dated 28 November 1949. One page, typed. [Text of paper not identified or located for the purpose of the inventory.] [4.6] Letter from Pappworth to Hyamson, dated 17 January 1951. One page, typed. [Offer to research subject more fully.] [5] Letter from Royal College of Surgeons signature illegible [maybe Sorsby] to Hyamson, dated 27 January 1949. [The text of his lecture on “Development of the Medical Charities of the community”, referred to in the letter has not been identified or located for the purpose of this inventory.] [6] Set of five items folded together and paper clipped together. [6.1] Handwritten note on scrap of paper, circa 9cm x 10.5cm; on one side “[unclear:] previously believed to have died off the west coast of Africa about 1854”; on other side: “[unclear:] Cdr Locker Lampson, Rodney House, Dolphin Square, Vic 3800, ext. 201. About 9a.m.”. [6.2] One page reprint of “Kent and Sussex Courier”, 27 August 1948. [Relates to Historic House for Sale, Rowfant House, belonging to Lampson.] [6.3] Letter from David Kessler [notepaper of the Jewish Chronicle], to Hyamson, dated 6 April 1949. One page, typed. [Relates to Locker-Lampson’s bookcases.] [6.4] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 18 August 1946. [Relates to Soncino Talmud books.] One page, typed. On reverse is a further letter, in ink, from Barnett to Hyamson [constituting the reply to the recto letter] dated 20 August 1946. [6.5] Three letters, one page each, typed, from J. Davidson [headed notepaper of Soncino Press] to Hyamson, dated 16 July 1946, 12 August 1946, and 16 August 1946. [6.4] and [6.5] were found together in envelope, postmark 16 August 1946, with 2½d stamp addressed to Hyamson [A. M. Hyamson, 12a, Faraday Mansions, Queens Club Gardens, London, W14].

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[7] Set of seven items. [7.1] Letter from Cecil Roth to Hyamson, dated “Sunday”. One sheet. Two pages, handwritten. Headed notepaper of Cecil Roth. [Relates to corrections of proof in which reference is made to Oxford pedlars of 1771. Additional note “I’ve just received from Holland a photograph of a newly- discovered portrait of MbI”.] [MbI could be Menasseh ben Israel.] [7.2] Letter from Cecil Roth to Hyamson, dated “Wednesday”. Headed notepaper of Cecil Roth. One page, typed. [Relates to proofs.] [7.3] Letter from Sidney Salomon, Executive and Press Officer of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, to Hyamson, dated 9 August 1949. One page, typed. [7.4] Letter from [signature illegible] on headed notepaper of Legation of Israel, 18 Manchester Square, London, W1, to Hyamson, dated 11 August 1949. One page, typed. [Relates to order for copies of Roth’s lecture, and to wishing to defer joining the JHSE because of commitments.] [7.5] Postcard (no illustration) from Cecil Roth, with Roth’s printed heading, to Hyamson, undated. Postmark 2 September 1949. Address on one side with postage stamp; on verso, note re additional correction. Circa 9cm x circa 11.5cm. [7.6] Letter from G. Warburg on headed notepaper of Anglo-Jewish Association, to Hyamson, dated 9 August 1949. One page, typed. [Relates to proofs of lecture.] [7.7] Compliment slip bearing details of Jewish Chronicle on one side, and on other side, on which there is no printing, a handwritten list of names. [The text is: “Officiants [or ?maybe ‘officials’] N. Laski, C. Roth, W. S. Samuel, Edgar Samuel (crossed out), B. M., Wielsham Legg [not legible], Lee M. Friedman, Bodleian, Cambridge Union [illegible word], Sir J. Colyer Fergusson, Royal Historical Society, Mocatta Museum. Goodman 25, 27, 34, 46, 58, 42”.] [8] Set of two letters, folded together. [8.1] Letter from Hyamson to Chairman of the British School of Archaeology in [sic] Athens, dated 24 November 1946. One sheet, two sides, carbon copy. [Relates to Cecil Roth and concern re state of the historic Jewish cemetery of Salonica.] [8.2] Letter from Edith Clay, Secretary [on headed notepaper of the British School of Archaeology at Athens], to Dr Cecil Roth [under which is Hyamson’s home address]. One side typed. [States that topic is being taken further.] [9] Set of three letters, folded together. [9.1] Air-Letter from D. H. Baneth, acting librarian, The Jewish National and University Library, Jerusalem, to Roth [at 1 Garford Road, Oxford], dated 8 January 1947. [Request for back volumes of the Jewish Chronicle, in the hope of completing a set.] [9.2] Letter from Hyamson, to I. Wolfson, 74 Portland Place, W1, dated 18 March 1947. One sheet, two pages, carbon copy, extremely faded. [Possibly about Chief Rabbi Hertz’s library.] [9.3] Letter from Hyamson to Isaac Wolfson, dated 1 April 1947. One page, typed, faded. [Relates selection of Hertz’s books.] [10] Set of 16 items or sub-items folded together with subsets of folded items. [10.1] Letter from Sarah Cohen [of 245a Kirkdale, Sydenham, SE26] to Hyamson, dated 30 June 1946. Two sheets, two sides typed, third page with handwritten additional notes [re Selden, Rigg, Jenkinson]; second and fourth sides blank. [Relates to Plea Rolls.] [10.2] Letter from Sarah Cohen to Hyamson, dated 3 November 1946, in envelope with postmark 4 November 1946, with postage stamps. Letter glued to envelope. Letter is one sheet, two sides, handwritten. [Relates to Latin transcripts.]

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[10.3] Letter from Sarah Cohen to Hyamson, dated 23 March 1947. Two pages, handwritten. [Relates to work on Plea Rolls.] [10.4] Letter from Sarah Cohen to Hyamson, dated 29 September 1946. Two pages, handwritten. [10.5] Letter from Hyamson to Sarah Cohen, dated 30 September 1946. One page, typed carbon copy [using reverse of headed notepaper for The Palestine Post]. [10.6] Letter from Sarah Cohen to Hyamson, dated 22 September 1946. One sheet, two sides, handwritten. [Relates to Plea Rolls research.] [10.7] Letter from Hyamson to Sarah Cohen, dated 24 September 1946. One sheet, two sides, typed, carbon copy [using reverse of headed notepaper of The Palestine Post]. [10.8] Letter to Hyamson, from Sarah Cohen, dated 22 September 1946. One sheet, two sides, handwritten. [Relates to Plea Rolls research.] [10.9] Letter from Sarah Cohen to Hyamson, dated 28 November 1946. One sheet, two sides, handwritten. [10.10] Letter from Sarah Cohen to Hyamson, dated 7 July 1946. One sheet, two sides, handwritten. [10.11] Postcard from N. C. Cohen, Sydenham, to Hyamson, dated 6 October 1946, with postmark [the one on the orange stamp providing the date ‘6’ and the marginal postmark providing the month ‘Oct’] dated 6 October 1946. Main text five lines. [10.12] Letter from Lionel L. Cohen [on headed notepaper of Royal Courts of Justice], to Hyamson, dated 26 January 1951. One side, typed. Main text of four lines. [10.13] Letter from Sarah Cohen, to Hyamson, dated 3 December 1946. One page, handwritten. [10.14] Set of three letters folded together. [10.14.1] Letter from Hyamson to Sarah Cohen, dated 2 July 1946. One sheet, two sides, typed, carbon copy. [10.14.2] Letter from Hyamson to Hilary Jenkinson, dated 8 July 1946. One page, typed, carbon copy. [Using reverse of headed notepaper for The Palestine Post.] [10.14.3] Letter from Sarah Cohen to Mr Barnett [Rev. Arthur Barnett], dated 9 June 1946. One page, handwritten. [10.15] Set of three items folded together. [10.15.1] Letter from Hyamson to Sarah Cohen, dated 25 August 1946. One page, typed, carbon copy, faded. [10.15.2] Letter from Sarah Cohen, to Hyamson, dated 27 February 1947. One sheet, two sides, handwritten. [Relates to Leverhulme Research Grant application.] [10.15.3] Letter from Hyamson, to Sarah Cohen, dated 12 March 1947, [using reverse of headed notepaper of The Jewish Year Book]. One sheet, two sides, typed. Very faded. [10.16] Set of six items, almost completely stuck together. [10.16.1] Postcard from Hilary Jenkinson, to Hyamson, dated 16 July 1946, with postmark of 17 July 1946 over orange postage stamp. Reverse bears printed headed notepaper of British Records Association. Hilary Jenkinson, in handwriting, adds the address Arun House, Horsham. Main text is five lines. [Asks Miss Cohen to ring him in order to arrange an interview.] [10.16.2] Envelope with no contents, addressed, on affixed label to Miss Sarah Cohen, 245a Kirkdale, Sydenham SE26. Reverse of label bears writing which is not legible. On reverse of envelope, in very faint print is “The Jewish Chronicle, Newspaper House, 20, High Street, High Wycombe, Bucks.” [10.16.3] Letter from Sarah Cohen to Hyamson, dated 19 January 1947. One page, handwritten.

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[10.16.4] Letter from Sarah Cohen to Dr Roth, dated 3 April 1945. One sheet, two pages, handwritten. [“…Do you recollect that some years before the war the Council (on the suggestion of the late Mr Adler) gave me a grant to prepare Vol IV of the Plea Rolls? – a task I completed by 1936? The manuscript was saved in the Mocatta and my point in writing to you is this: - Do you think the book will ever be published? Mr Adler always assured me that it would but I have been thinking that his lamented death removes the chief person who was interested…”] [10.16.5] Letter from Cecil Roth to Hyamson, dated “Friday” [presumably from content April 1945]. One sheet, two sides, typed, carbon copy, signed in ink Cecil Roth. Address of sender 1, Garford Road, Oxford. [10.16.6] Letter from Hyamson to Sarah Cohen, in envelope which is addressed to A. M. Hyamson, with postmark dated 6 April 1945, with affixed postage stamp, and with typed “On active service” and with ‘rubber-stamp’ marked “Passed by censor No 10717” within shield surmounted by crown, all in red ink; also on front of envelope is a handwritten message in bottom left corner, but is illegible. The letter is adherent to the inside of the envelope, so letter cannot be read in its present state. Letter is one sheet, two sides, typed and dated 8 April 1945. [11] A brown envelope marked ‘For Filing’ which had been used and which bears the address of Hyamson and a green stamp and a postmark dated 3 November 1952. On reverse of envelope is a postmark dated 4 November 1952. Envelope contains a set of papers, folded together carefully and deliberately, but in a complex interweaved arrangement. [Relates to printing] [11.1] Letter from James Parkes, to Hyamson, dated 9 May 1952. [Relates to corrected mss of second presidential lecture.] One page, typed. [11.2] Letter from J. W. Parkes to Barnett, dated 12 May 1952. One page, typed. [Relates to Arthur Davis Lecture.] [11.3] Letter from Arthur Barnett to Hyamson, dated 20 May 1952. One page, typed. [11.4] Letter from Hyamson to Redcliffe Salaman, dated 21 May 1952. One page, typed, carbon copy. [11.5] Letter from Hyamson to Frederick Muller Ltd, dated 9 June 1952. One page, typed, carbon copy. [11.6] Letter from J. W. Parkes to Hyamson, dated 24 June 1952. One page, typed. [11.7] Postcard (no illustrations) from Editor, Frederick Muller Ltd, to Hyamson, dated 30 June 1952. [11.8] Letter from Frederick Muller Ltd to Hyamson, dated 2 July 1952. One page, typed. [11.9] Letter from [illegible signature (‘editor’ below signature)’JCR’ on secretary’s reference] on headed notepaper of Frederick Muller Ltd to Hyamson, dated 4 July 1952. Typed, one sheet, two pages. [11.10] Letter from Hyamson to Stephen Austin & Sons, dated 8 July 1952. One page, typed, carbon copy. [11.11] Letter from Robert Johns, Director, R. H. Johns, to Hyamson, dated 23 July 1952. One page, typed. [11.12] Letter from E. H. Pamphton [as signature resembles], works manager of Stephen Austin and Sons Ltd, to Hyamson, dated 24 July 1952. One page, typed. [Marked with Encs.] Four conjugate leaf type samples, in cream, green, grey, and salmon, attached by paperclip. [11.13] Letter from E. H. Pamphton, works manager of Stephen Austin and Sons Ltd, to Hyamson, dated 29 July 1952. One page, typed. [11.14] Letter from Hyamson to Stephen Austin & Sons Ltd, dated 30 July 1952. Typed carbon copy.

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[11.15] Letter from Stephen Austin & Sons, to JHSE [with Hyamson’s address], dated 7 August 1952. One page, typed, on printed paper with printed material [‘conditions’ on verso.] [11.16] Letter from Hyamson to R. H. Johns, dated 10 August 1952. One page, typed, carbon copy. [11.17] Letter from Robert Johns [as signature appears to resemble], Director, R. H. Johns Ltd, printers, publishers and stationers, to Hyamson, dated 11 August 1952. One sheet, two pages, typed. [11.18] Letter from Hyamson to R. H. Johns, dated 12 August 1952. One page, typed, carbon copy. [11.19] Letter from Robert Johns to Hyamson, dated 13 August 1952. One page, typed. Enclosure of one printed page from a published book [sc. Neville Laski’s book on the Ascamot of Bevis Marks]. [11.20] Letter from R. H. Johns to Hyamson, dated 2 September 1952. One page, typed. [Relates to proofs of “Israel and the Diaspora”.] [11.21] Letter from A. Fairfax-Ross, Editor’s Secretary, The Times, to Hyamson, dated 3 September 1952. One page, typed. [11.22] Letter from J. W. Parkes to Hyamson, dated 6 September 1952. One page, typed. [11.23] Letter from Hyamson to R. H. Johns, dated 8 September 1952. One page, typed, carbon copy. [11.24] Letter from Robert Johns to Hyamson, dated 9 September 1952. One page, typed. 12. Envelope with the address of Hyamson, marked “For filing”. [Relates to correspondence with Oskar Rabinowicz [‘O.R’].] [12.1] Letter from OR to Hyamson dated 16 March 1951. One page, typed. [12.2] Letter from OR to Hyamson dated 22 March 1951. One page, typed. [12.3] Letter from J. W. Parkes to Hyamson, dated 2 September 1951. One page, typed. [12.4] Letter from OR to Hyamson dated 13 September 1951. One sheet, two pages, typed. [12.5] Letter from Hyamson to OR dated 16 September 1951. One sheet, two sides, typed, carbon copy. [12.6] Letter from Hyamson to OR dated 19 September 1951. One page, typed, carbon copy. [12.7] Letter from OR to Hyamson, dated 24 September 1951. One page, typed. [12.8] Letter from OR to Hyamson, dated 4 October 1951. One page, typed. [12.9] Letter from Hyamson to OR dated 18 January 1952. One page, typed, carbon copy. [12.10] Letter from OR to Hyamson dated 25 April 1952. One page, typed. [12.11] Letter from Hyamson to OR dated 6 June 1952. One page, typed, carbon copy. [12.12] Letter from Franz [illegible: ?’Kobly’], 1409 Geary Street, San Francisco to Hyamson, dated 13 June 1952. [12.13] Set of six items attached by paperclip: [12.13.1] Letter from Hyamson to Roth, dated 31 January 1951. One side typed. Has admarginations added [it seems by Roth]. [Relates to Volume XVII.] [12.13.2] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 31 January 1951, bearing same text as above. One page, typed. [12.13.3] Letter from Barnett to Hyamson, dated 13 February 1951. One page, typed. [Mentions enclosure re Laski, but not attached herewith.] [12.13.4] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 14 February 1951. One page, typed, carbon copy. [12.13.5 and 12.13.6] Two sheets in handwriting (similar to each other), undated, unsigned, in handwriting resembling that of Hyamson. [Addressee not clear, but may just possibly be Sir Lionel Cohen, pending verification.]

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A15. Pile of papers, many hole-punched, some in a series of correspondence. [1] One sheet, unsigned, typed, one side, no date [presumably 1946, as implied by text]. [Concerns death within last few days of Chief Rabbi Hertz.] [2] Three letters from Mary Levy of The Heights, Marlow, Bucks., to Hyamson. [Relates to her manuscript about Jewish physicians, middle ages.] [2.1] 5 June [no year; contiguous letters in the pile are dated 1946]. One sheet, two sides, handwritten in ink. [2.2] 7 June [no year]. One sheet, two sides, handwritten. [2.3] 31 July [no year]. Two sheets, four sides, handwritten. [3] Letter from Pauline Meyerstein, 14 Neville Court, Abbey Road, NW8, to Hyamson, dated 8 August 1946. One sheet, folded once, text handwritten on three sides. [Wishes to bequeath two articles to Mocatta library (one is on a Jewish Marriage chain)]. [4] Letter, undated, from [illegible signature: ?J.M.S.G] of 152 Brompton Road, London SW3. One sheet, two sides, handwritten. [5] Letter from Kenneth Garside, deputy librarian at UCL to Hyamson, dated 31 July 1952. [Relates to Miss Meyerstein’s bequest.] [6] Letter from [presumably Hyamson] to Madam [presumably Miss Meyerstein], dated 9 August 1946. One page, typed. [7] Letter from Hyamson, to Mr Garside, dated 30 July 1952. One page, typed. [Relates to Miss Meyerstein and the marriage chain. Some family history notes re the Meyersteins. The chain belonged to Stiebel family of Frankfurt.] [8] Letter from K. Garside to Hyamson, dated 29 July 1952. One page, typed. [Relates to Meyerstein items; the second item was a ceremonial cloth.] [9] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 6 July 1952. One sheet, two sides, typed. [Mentions Bernard Lewis/Turkey; Roth re volume 17; Mrs Singer; Salaman, Isaiah Berlin, printers.] [10] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 15 June 1952. One page, typed. [Mentions Charles Singer and Mrs Singer; printing topics.] [11] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 19 May 1952. One page, typed. [Suggests inviting certain individuals to become members of the JHSE: E. S. de Beer, Miss C. B. A. Behrens, H. P. R. Finberg, J. Hurstfield, L. B. Namier, N. Rubinstein, S. Samuel, Miss U. R. Q. Henriques.] [12] Letter from Hyamson to Roth. One page, typed. Most of text is a reply in handwriting, eight lines [presumably written by Roth]. [13] Letter from [presumably Barnett] dated 20 May 1952. One page, typed, carbon copy. [14] Letter from Hyamson, to Barnett, dated 4 May 1952. One page, typed. [15] Letter from Dr F. Kobler (of San Francisco) to Hyamson, dated 28 April 1952. One page, airmail. [16] Letter from [possibly Barnett] to Hyamson, dated 12 February 1952. One page, typed, carbon copy. [17] Letter from Hyamson, to Barnett, dated 4 February 1952. One page, typed. [Relates to offer by Lionel Cohen of the papers of his grandfather (an MP) which include correspondence of Lord Salisbury and Lord Randolph Churchill. [18] Letter from Hyamson, to Barnett, dated 14 February 1952. One page, typed. [19] Letter from Harold Pollins, to Hyamson, dated 26 September 1951. One page, typed. [Relates to his article on ‘Jews and Early British railways.]

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[20] Letter from Hyamson to Pollins, dated 28 September 1951. Two pages, typed, carbon copy. [Relates to article on railways.] [21] Letter from Harold Pollins to Hyamson, dated 18 October 1951. One page, typed. [Relates to article to railways.] [22] Letter from Pollins to Hyamson, dated 13 January 1952. One page, typed. [23] Letter from Hyamson to Roth, dated 21 January 1952. Two pages, typed, carbon copy. [Relates to Pollins’s article.] [24] Postcard, no illustration, postmark 22 January 1952, Oxford, from Cecil Roth to Hyamson, the text on verso being in ink and signed ‘C.R.’. [Relates to Pollins, Emden, Owen (Mocatta).] [25] Letter from [presumably] Hyamson to Pollins, dated 28 January 1952. One page, typed, carbon copy. [Relates to Pollins railway paper, and whether certain persons were Jewish.] [26] Letter from Pollins, to Hyamson, dated 4 February 1952. One page, typed. [27] Letter from Hyamson to Pollins, dated 8 February 1952. One page, typed, carbon copy. [28] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 10 January 1952. One page, typed. [29] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 7 January 1952. One page, typed. [30] Letter from [presumably Barnett] to Hyamson, dated 15 January 1952. One page, typed, carbon copy. [Possibly incomplete.] [31] Letter from Redcliffe N. Salaman, to Hyamson, dated 6 July 1951. One page, typed. [32] Letter from Muller on Frederick Muller Ltd publishers, headed notepaper, to Hyamson, dated 4 July 1951. One page, typed. [33] Letter from Hyamson to Muller, dated 8 July 1951. One page, typed, carbon copy. [34] Envelope containing set of eleven items (or sets of items). Envelope bears postmark dated 22 December 1950: [34.1] Letter from O. Rabinowicz to Hyamson, dated 22 February 1950. One page, typed. [Relates to a request by Bein of the Israel Historical Society.] [34.2] Letter from [?Hyamson], on plain paper, no date, no signature, ink, to ‘Dr R’. One page. [Mentions Bein.] [34.3] Letter from Hyamson, to Stephen Austin & Sons, dated 23 September 1949. [34.4] Letter from Stephen Austin, printers, to JHS, Carton Street, George Street, London, W1, dated 12 July 1948. One page, typed. [34.5] Letter from Hyamson, to Rubens, dated 11 July 1948. One page, typed, carbon copy, on lined paper. [34.6] Letter from Owen Mocatta to Hyamson, dated 9 July 1948, on headed notepaper of Mocatta and Goldsmid. One page, typed. [34.7] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 12 February 1950. One page, typed, carbon copy. [34.8] Letter from Arthur Arnold, on headed notepaper of Hicks Arnold & Co, 25 Southampton Street, Strand, WC2, to Hyamson, dated 5 November 1948. One page, typed. [34.9] Letter from Alfred Rubens, on headed notepaper of York Mansions, 94-98 Petty France, to Hyamson, dated 13 July 1948. One page, typed. [Relates to ‘Anglo-Jewish Coats of Arms’.] [34.10] Three items stapled together: Letter [estimate] from Stephen Austin & Sons, to JHSE, dated 1 July 1948. Five-line handwritten note [three lines of costs], possibly written by Hyamson. Letter from Routledge and Kegan Paul Ltd to Hyamson, dated 16 December 1949. [Relates to Anglo-Jewish Notabilities.]

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[34.11] One sheet of paper on which typed note is headed ‘Jewish Historical Names List’ under which are six lines of typing [relating ‘slips’ to page numbers, or similar]. Undated and unsigned. [35] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 5 December 1951. One page, typed. [36] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 21 September 1951. Two pages, typed. [Relates to Rabbi Brilling of Tel Aviv who has correspondence [apparently in Yiddish] between Jews of Bohemia and Heads of the Great Synagogue early in the eighteenth century; other topics relating to publications.] [37] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 4 September 1951. One page, typed. [Relates to donation from Mrs V. Salomons.] [38] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 29 August 1951. One page, typed. [39] Letter from Hyamson to Lisel, dated 7 August 1951. One page, typed. [40] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 26 July 1951. One page, typed. [41] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 8 September 1951. One page, typed. [42] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 4 July 1951. One page, typed. [43] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 25 June 1951. One page, typed. [44] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 14 June 1951. One page, typed. [45] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 12 June 1951. Two pages, typed. [46] Letter from Barnett to Hyamson, dated 24 April 1951. One page, typed, carbon copy. [Includes this passage: “Re the early minute books of the Society. To the best of my knowledge the earliest minutes are no longer extant. They probably went down with the U.C. incident, unless they had been previously sent off to North Wales with the MSS, etc. In any case they would still be inaccessible, if they exist. Re the Society’s Seal. I have never seen a block of this, but again, if it exists it will be together with the rest of our blocks in the depositories at Pickfords.”] [47] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 17 April 1951. One page, typed. [Includes this passage: “Do the early minute books of the Society still exist? I am especially interested in admission to membership in the first ten years and also in the long ago defunct Executive Committee”.] [48] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 9 April 1951. One page, typed. [49] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 14 February 1951. One page, typed. [50] Letter from Barnett to Hyamson, dated 13 February 1951. One page, type, carbon copy. [51] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 10 February 1951. One page, typed. [52] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 19 January 1951. One page, typed. [53] Letter from Barnett to Hyamson, dated 24 May 1950. One page, typed, carbon copy. [54] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 21 May 1951. One page, typed. [55] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 30 April 1950. One page, typed. [56] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 12 February 1950. One page, typed. [57] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 16 February 1950. One page, typed. [Includes this passage: “Did you enquire of the University of London whether they can accommodate our library?”] [58] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 22 January 1950. One page, typed. [59] Letter from Barnett to Hyamson, dated 10 January 1950. One page, typed, carbon copy. [60] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 3 January 1950. One page, typed. [61] Set of nine items attached by paperclip. [61.1] Hand written note by Lewis Edwards, addressed to Hyamson, dated 23 September 1949. [61.2] Letter from Shimon Applebaum to Edwards, dated 20 September 1949. One page, typed. [Relates to his research in Cyrenaica.]

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[61.3] Letter from Cecil Roth to Hyamson, dated 28 September 1949. Handwritten. One landscape page divided into two pages on same side. [Includes this passage: “I look forward to the copy of your Biographical Plan”.] [61.4] Letter from Hyamson to Edwards, dated 29 September 1949. One page, typed, carbon copy. [61.5] Notecard from Lewis Edwards to Hyamson, dated 6 October 1949. One side of text, handwritten, signed. [61.6] Letter from Hyamson to Applebaum, (of 6 Finmore Road, Oxford) dated 10 October 1949. One page, typed, carbon copy. [61.7] Letter from Shimon Applebaum to Edwards, dated 12 November 1949. One sheet, two sides, handwritten. [Relates to his research on Jews in Roma Britain; his tutor at Magdalen was C. E. Stevens.] [61.8] Letter from Hyamson to Applebaum, dated 18 November 1949. One page, typed, carbon copy. [61.9] Letter from Applebaum to Hyamson, dated 7 January 1949 [Presumably 1950 was intended.] One page, handwritten. [62] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 24 November 1949. One page, typed. [Note re Mocatta Library Committee and UCL.] [63] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 20 October 1949. One page, typed. [64] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 21 October 1949. One page, typed. [65] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 27 October 1949. One page, typed. [66] Letter from A. L. Goodhart to Hyamson, dated 23 November 1947, on headed notepaper of The Law Quarterly Review. One page, handwritten and signed. [67] Letter from A. L. Goodhart to Hyamson, dated 25 January 1948, on headed notepaper of The Law Quarterly Review. One page, handwritten and signed. [68] Letter from A. L Goodhart to Hyamson, dated 18 October 1947, on headed notepaper of The Law Quarterly Review. One page, handwritten and signed. [69] Letter from Richard Barnett to Hyamson, dated 1 [illegible month] 1948. One page, handwritten. [Enquiry after identity of Joseph d’Almeida.] [70] Letter from Hyamson to Dr A. Owen, dated 29 November 1948. One page, typed, carbon copy. [Relates to the Northampton Starr.] [71] Letter from Wilfred Samuel, to Hyamson, dated 20 October 1948. One page, typed on headed notepaper of the Jewish Museum, The Jewish Central Library, first floor Woburn House, Upper Woburn Place, London, WC1. [Relates to Dr Aron Owen, barrister, aka Rev. Dr. Aron Cohen of Beth Hamidrash Hagod[o]l, Leeds.] [72] Letter from A. L. Goodhart to Hyamson, dated 12 August 1948. One page, handwritten. [73] Letter from G. Scholem of 28 Abarbanel Rd, on headed notepaper of HUJ, to Hyamson, dated 29 September 1948. Two pages handwritten. [Relates to state of affairs regarding the article he wrote.] [74] Letter from Gershom Scholem, of 28 Abarbanel Rd, Jerusalem, on his own headed notepaper (his name in Hebrew, unpointed), to Hyamson, dated 5 January 1949. One sheet, two pages, handwritten. [Relates to items not received by post.] [75] Letter from N. Princhak, of 35 Woodberry Down, N4, to Hyamson, dated 7 November 1948. Four sheets, one page with text on each sheet, handwritten. [Had changed occupation to law and so unable to pursue research on stars, etc.] [76] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 8 July 1949. One page, typed.

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[77] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 11 [maybe 16] May 1949. One page, handwritten. [The item it refers to therein did not accompany this letter.] [78] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 4 May 1949. One page, typed. [The items it refers to therein did not accompany this letter.] [79] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 29 December 1948. One sheet, two sides, typed. [80] Letter from [presumably] Hyamson to Lee M. Friedman, Boston, Mass, USA, dated 23 December 1948. One page, typed, carbon copy. [81] Postcard, no illustration, from Hyamson to Barnett, postmark 24 June 1948. Handwritten. [Relates, inter alia, to address of Flatau and Felsenstein.] [82] Letter from […] or 33 Seymour Place, to Hyamson, dated 21 December 1948. One page, typed, carbon copy. Not signed. [Relates, inter alia, to books of the Society being deposited in Pickfords at Truro; and to Drukker re Newcastle.] [83] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 16 December 1948. One page, typed. [84] Letter from Hyamson to Wilkes, dated 20 July 1948. One page, typed, carbon copy. [85] Letter from O. Rabinowicz, of Deveron House, 12 Greenaway Gardens, London NW3, to Hyamson, dated 3 September 1948. One page, typed. [Mentions Scholem’ article on the loot of Jewish libraries in Europe.] [86] Letter from H. B. [illegible: ?’Vaisey’] to Hyamson, on headed notepaper of Royal Courts of Justice, dated 17 June 1948. One page, handwritten. [87] Letter from H. B. [illegible: ?’Vaisey’] to Hyamson, on headed notepaper of Royal Courts of Justice, dated 25 May 1948. One page handwritten. [88] Letter from Hyamson to Stephen Austin & Sons, Ltd., undated. One page, typed, carbon copy. [89] Letter from J. A. White, on headed notepaper of Methuen & Co Ltd., Publishers, to Hyamson, dated 14 October 1947. One page, typed. [90] Letter from Lionel L. Cohen, to Hyamson, dated 16 April 1948, on headed notepaper of the Royal Courts of Justice. One page, typed. [91] Letter from Lionel L. Cohen, to Hyamson, dated 17 December 1947, on headed notepaper of the Royal Courts of Justice. One page, typed. [Relates to letter [92], pinned thereto.] [92] Pinned to [91] is letter from Harry Nathan of Churt, on notepaper headed 55 Park Lane, W1, to ‘Lionel’, dated 15 December 1947. One page, typed. [Relates to disposal of his Jewish books.] [93] Letter from R. N. Salaman, on notepaper headed Homestall, Barley, near Royston, Herts., to Hyamson, dated 8 November 1947. One page, typed. [94] Letter from Wilfred Samuel, of 46 Hanover House, NW8, to Hyamson, dated 24 October 1946. One sheet, two sided, handwritten. [Relates to Peter Elman; also to the Goldsmids line dying out.] [95] Letter from Hilary Jenkinson, on notepaper of the Public Record Office, to Hyamson, dated 7 December 1947. One page, handwritten. [96] Letter from Peter Elman, to Hyamson, dated 31 August 1947. One sheet, two sides, handwritten. [Relates to a proposed paper on Jewish Trade Union Movement.] [97] Letter from Stephen Austin & Sons, Ltd, Hertford, to Hyamson, dated 28 April 1948. One page, typed. [Relates to delivery of Miscellanies part 5.] [98] Letter from H. B. [illegible: ?’Vaisey’] to Hyamson, dated 30 July 1948,on headed notepaper of 72 Ladbroke Road, Holland Park, London, W11. [Relates to proofs of his Lucien Wolf Lecture.] [99] Letter from John Wilks, librarian of UCL, to Hyamson, dated 26 July 1948.

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[100] Note consisting of text in ink on one side, listing about ten items, rather similar to titles of books or pamphlets maybe, starting with ‘Memorial of Edward Wortley Montagu 1752’. Undated, in handwriting of Hyamson, unsigned. On reverse is a printed form (relating to Bevis Marks office), which, although completed and used, in this instance is simply a waste piece of paper. [101] Letter from R. N. Salaman, to Hyamson, dated 29 June 1948. One page, typed. [102] Letter from H. B. Vaisey, on headed notepaper of Farringford, Freshwater, SW, to Hyamson, with corrected sender’s address of 72 Ladbroke Road, London, W11, undated. One page, handwritten. [Text mentions 24 May (no year).] [103] Letter from H. B. Vaisey, on headed notepaper of Farringford, Freshwater, SW, to Hyamson, with corrected sender’s address of 72 Ladbroke Road, London, W11, dated 17 September 1947. [Relates to title of his lecture, which, he proposes, will be The Power of Minorities.] [104] Note consisting of a list of about ten items, possibly of books or pamphlets, undated, unsigned, in handwriting similar to Hyamson. On reverse is the printed notepaper of the Jewish Memorial Council. [105] Letter from Hyamson to Stephen Austin & Sons, dated 26 August 1948. One page, typed, carbon copy. [106] Letter from Sol Cohen, on notepaper of the Jewish Museum, The Jewish Central Library, to Hyamson, dated 21 June 1948. Pinned to it is a certificate of posting of a registered postal packet. [107] Letter from Lionel L. Cohen, on headed notepaper of the Royal Courts of Justice, to Hyamson, dated 29 June 1948. One page, typed. [108] Letter from Stephen Austin & Sons Ltd, to Hyamson, dated 25 August 1948. One page, typed. [109] Letter from Stephen Austin & Sons Ltd, to Hyamson, dated 16 August 1948. One page, typed. [110] Letter from Stephen Austin & Sons Ltd, to Hyamson, dated 27 August 1948. One page, typed. [111] Letter from Lionel L. Cohen, to Hyamson, on headed notepaper of the Royal Courts of Justice, to Hyamson, dated 24 June 1948. One page, typed. [“As regards next year’s Lucien Wolf Lecturer I shall be quite prepared to write to M. Rene Cassin if you think he is the best man. I assume he can speak English. He is on the Council of the I. C. A. and was here with de Gaulle during the war. ..”] [112] Letter from Lionel L. Cohen, on headed notepaper of the Royal Courts of Justice, to Hyamson, dated 1 July 1948. One page, typed. [“In view of the enclosed from Robin Montefiore, I doubt if it is worth writing to Cassin. I will if you wish approach Lauterpacht…”; no letter from Montefiore accompanied this item.] [113] Letter from Lionel L. Cohen, on headed notepaper of the Royal Courts of Justice, to Hyamson, dated 16 June 1948. One page, typed. [114] Letter from Stephen Austin & Sons, to Hyamson, dated 27 May 1948. One page, typed. [115] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 7 October 1948. One page, typed. [Relates to G. Scholem.] [116] Letter from Sir Stanley Unwin, of George Allen and Unwin Ltd, to Paul H. Emden, dated 28 July 1948. Two sheets, typed, carbon copy, the second page being a list of contents and page numbers of named chapters. [Relates to Unwin suggesting Emden as a suitable editor of the major work of the late Veit Valentin, on Bismarck, Bleichroder and Rothschild (seems to have been 800 pages of draft), as Emden is so knowledgeable about history, finance, etc.] [117] Letter from Rev Arthur Barnett to Hyamson, dated 7 December 1948. One page, typed, carbon copy. [118] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 5 December 1948.

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[119] Draft letter, circular style, from Treasurer, to ‘Dear Mr’ relating to subscription being in arrears. No date, not signed. Typed, carbon copy. [120] Letter from D. M. Bueno Mesquita, dated 4 May 1947. [Mentions “cousin Arthur Barnett”.] [121] Letter from H. Satinoff [signature unclear, but appears to correspond with the name on the headed notepaper] to Hyamson, on notepaper of the St. Anne’s-on-Sea Jewish Literary and Social Society, dated 18 October 1946. One page, typed. [Hyamson’s lecture will be under joint auspices of the JHSE and the St. Anne’s-on-Sea Jewish Literary and Social Society.] [122] Letter from H. Satinoff [signature unclear, but appears to correspond with the name on the headed notepaper] to Hyamson, on notepaper of the St. Anne’s-on-Sea Jewish Literary and Social Society, dated 7 October 1946. One page, typed. [Relates to Hyamson’s prospective lecture at St Anne’s-on-Sea.] [123] Set of two items. Letter from B. M. Headicar, to Hyamson, dated 9 July 1945 [relating to Roth’s bibliography of potential use to help identify books to be sought for the Mocatta library]. One page, typed, carbon copy. Newspaper cutting dated (in ink) 20 June 1945. [Relates to the Inter-Allied Book Centre, which collects books with the aim of replenishing war-torn libraries]. [124] Letter from Cora M. Beech, personal assistant to Mr Headicar, on the headed notepaper of Conference of the Allied Ministers of Education, to Hyamson, dated 11 July 1945. One page, typed. [125] Letter from [no name at foot of letter [presumably Hyamson]], addressed from 9 Lincoln Road, Oxford, to Rev. M. Adler, dated 17 August 1943. One page, typed, carbon copy. [Relates to Adler’s lecture which needs changes; also “I think you know my mother in law when you were in Exeter. She died suddenly in London last Friday night.”] [126] Letter from Rev. Adler [signed ‘M. A.’], on JHSE notepaper, to Hyamson, dated 20 August 1943, with handwritten address (of sender) of East Cliff Manor Hotel, Bournemouth. One page, handwritten. [Relates to paper of Norman Bentwich.] [127] Letter from ‘Norman’ [presumably Norman Bentwich] on notepaper with embossed address of sender of ‘Hollycot, Vale of health, N. W. 3.’, to ‘Albert’ [Hyamson], dated ‘19/7’ [presumably 1943]. One page handwritten. Handwriting difficult to decipher. [Subject to correct rendering: “Dear Albert, Here are some copies. I’ve given away a few .., as they …ing some … My fears for Palestine are no more certain but the C. O. told me a [illegible: ?’conquest’] in a few months. I’d a long talk with [illegible: ?‘Hanran’] back from the M. E. [Middle East] very pessimistic. … Could you ask Dr Daiches to let me have the address of a Dr Redstone who used to live near Oxford…is anxious to get in touch with him.” [signed:] Norman. [postscript:] “Roth has asked me to communicate the paper on Anglo- Jewish Leading Cases …to the J.H.S. – for publication, and to put in references to your history. I haven’t here a copy of your book. So I am asking him to let you have the MS [manuscript] whilst I’ll be sending him in a few days. And you will be an angel to put in the notes.”] On reverse, in pencil, undated, in clearer handwriting, two words [resembles: ‘Balkar Sobranye’]. [128] Letter from Aaronson, Jerusalem, to Roth, dated 18 April 1944. Photocopy type image of letter, typed, on paper, glossy on one side, matt on other, minimised version 140mm x 104mm. [Relates to Vilenski’s book.] [129] Letter from [no name: ?Barnett] to Hyamson, dated 29 November 1948. One page, typed, carbon copy.

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[130] Letter from Alexander Marx, on notepaper of The Library of The Jewish Theological Seminary of America, to Dr Roth, dated 16 June 1946 [with continuation of text dated by author as 18 June]. One sheet, two sides, typed. [Mentions, inter alia, work on Semak, the Parma library, De Rossi, Etz Hayyim (Marx has access to a copy of it consisting of 1500 leaves and of about 380,000 words).] [131] Letter from Cecil Roth to Hyamson, dated 21 October 1946. Signed. One sheet, two sides, typed. [‘J. W.’ is presumably Rev. Jacob Weinberg. ‘Epstein’ is presumably Mortimer Epstein.] [132] Letter from Roth, to Professor [Alexander] Marx, dated 26 January 1946. One sheet, two sides, typed, carbon copy. [133] Letter from Roth to the Secretary of Mekitze Nirdamim, 3 Radak Street, Jerusalem, dated 24 January 1946. One page, typed, carbon copy. [134] Letter from Cecil Roth, to Hyamson, undated. One page, typed, signed in ink with postscript in handwriting. [Relates to letter he is sending to Mekitze Nirdamim.] [135] Letter from [illegible] on headed notepaper of Edward Goldston, publisher and bookseller, 18 Grape Street, London, WC2, to Hyamson, dated 5 July 1946. One page, typed. [136] Letter from Hyamson to Goldston, dated 20 June 1946. One page, typed, carbon copy. [137] Letter from Hyamson to Roth, dated 23 February 1946. [138] Letter from ‘President’ to Dr A. H. Freimann, 3 Redak Road, Jerusalem, dated 24 February 1946. One page, typed. [139] Air Letter from A. H. Freimann, to Hyamson, dated 6 May 1946. One page, typed. [140] Letter from Cecil Roth, to Dr Freimann, dated 23 February 1946. One sheet, two sides, typed. [Mentions, inter alia, Sepher HaShoham, medieval Anglo- Jewry.] [141] Letter from Hyamson to Goldston, dated 13 April 1947. One page, typed, carbon copy. [142] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 6 October 1948. One page, typed. [143] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 3 October 1948. One page, handwritten. [144] Air Letter from [illegible, possibly: ?’W. Actinel’ of 45A King GeorgeStreet, Jerusalem], to Hyamson, dated 20 January 1947. Two pages, typed. [Relates to Leo Baeck, Arthur Davis, Redcliffe Salaman, Magnus.] [145] Letter from Redcliffe N. Salaman, to Hyamson, dated 17 October 1947. One page, typed and signed in ink. Main text three lines. [146] Letter from Leo Baeck to Hyamson, dated 16 October 1947. One page, handwritten and signed. [Letter of thanks.] [147] Letter from J. A. White, managing director of Methuen & Co Ltd, to Hyamson, dated 7 January 1947. One page, typed. [148] Letter from Longmans, Green & Co Ltd, to Hyamson, dated 22 January 1947. One page, typed. [149] Letter from Hyamson, to Longmans, Green & Co Ltd, dated 20 January 1947. One sheet, two sides, typed, carbon copy. [Mentions that chairmen at the Arthur Davis Memorial Lectures included Viscount Samuel, General John Monash, Sir Arthur Quiller Couch, Viscount [illegible:] Hal.., David Lloyd George, and Sir Hugh Allen. Lectures had been delivered annually for fifteen years, then stopped for fifteen years, then restarted with the lecture delivered by Leo Baeck.]

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[150] Three sheets, with text on one side only of each, typewritten, and consisting of a continuous passage, but incomplete, starting at what is paginated in pencil in the top right corner, 18, and continuing on 19, and then 20, which latter ends mid-sentence. However the typescript pagination is at variance with the pencil pagination; the typescript pagination runs [pages:] 5, 6, and 7. Typescript with editorial style corrections in ink, and headed on page 18 with the pencil note “For checking Greek only”. [Only five words detected in Greek on the three pages.] [151] Letter from Redcliffe N. Salaman to Hyamson, dated 30 April 1947. One page, typed. [Relates, inter alia, to Baeck.] [152] Letter from Redcliffe N. Salaman, to Hyamson, dated 2 May 1947. One page, typed. [153] Letter from ‘Norman’ [Norman Bentwich] on headed notepaper of the Reform Club, Pall Mall, SW1, to Hyamson, dated [illegible: ?’9/5’; presumably 9 May 1947]. One page handwritten. [Relates to Baeck’s command of English as manifest in his lecture due to be printed.] [154] Letter from Hyamson to Salaman, dated 12 May 1947. One page, typed, carbon copy. [155] Letter from Salaman to Hyamson, dated 15 May 1947. One page, typed. [156] Letter from Hyamson to Baeck, dated 19 May 1947. One page, typed, carbon copy. [157] Postcard from Salaman to Hyamson, no illustration, dated 5 June 1947, postmarked from Barley, Herts., no date. Main text two lines, typed and initialled. [158] Letter from Salaman to Hyamson, dated 11 June 1947. One page, typed. [Relates to corrections of Baeck’s lecture draft.] [159] Letter from Leo Baeck to Hyamson, dated 20 May 1947, on embossed headed notepaper of 283 Watford Way, Hendon, NW4. One page, handwritten and signed. [160] Letter from Leo Baeck to Hyamson, dated 2 June 1947, on embossed headed notepaper of 283 Watford Way, Hendon, NW4. One page, handwritten and signed. [161] Letter from Leo Baeck to Hyamson, dated 29 [not clear; may be 27] April 1947, on embossed headed notepaper of 283 Watford Way, Hendon, NW4. One page, handwritten and signed. [162] Letter from Leo Baeck to Hyamson, dated 23 April 1947, on embossed headed notepaper of 283 Watford Way, Hendon, NW4. One page, handwritten and signed. [163] Letter from Leo Baeck to Hyamson, dated 25 April 1947, on embossed headed notepaper of 283 Watford Way, Hendon, NW4. One page, handwritten and signed. [164] Letter from Leo Baeck to Hyamson, dated 17 December 1947, on embossed headed notepaper of 283 Watford Way, Hendon, NW4. One page, handwritten and signed. [165] Letter from Salaman to Hyamson, dated 17 February 1947. One page, typed. [Salaman’s reference to ‘Sands’ should read ‘Sand’ if he intended to refer to Alexander Sand FRS (1901-1945), who was Jewish.] [166] Letter from Chatto & Windus, publishers, to Hyamson, dated 27 January 1947. One page, typed. [167] Letter from Cecil Roth to Hyamson, dated 10 April 1947. [Relates, inter alia, to a painting by Eisemann.] One page, typed and signed in ink. Two postscripts, one typed, one in ink. [168] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 25 May 1948. Two pages, typed. [Relates to disposition of books, which are at risk of loss if precautions not taken, and to a draft letter about acquisition of some books. “I have learnt at length from this draft report that the portraits of the Presidents have been lost. Many I presume cannot be replaced and every month almost the possibility of replacing others passes. Widows die and no one any longer knows where a portrait is to be found. Cannot something be done to get some of these portraits replaced without further delay?”]

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[169] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 3 June 1948. One sheet, two sides, typed. [Contains list of some members and addresses.] [170] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 17 June 1948. One page, typed. [171] Letter from Keith Joseph, on headed notepaper of Flat 12, Grosvenor House, Park Lane, W1, to Hyamson, dated 26 February 1948. One sheet, two sides, typed. [Relates to an application by the JHSE for a plaque to be erected in the City, of Jewish interest.] [172] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 11 April 1948. One page, typed. [173] Letter from Hyamson to Salaman, dated 14 May 1947. One page, typed. [174] Letter from R. N. Salaman to Hyamson, dated 24 December 1946. One page, typed. [Relates to some names of Jews, presumably for Salaman’s publication on Jewish Fellows of the Royal Society.] [175] Four items attached by paper clip. [175.1] Letter from Hyamson to Salaman, dated 1 January 1947. One page, typed, carbon copy. [Refers therein to an attached list.] [175.2] One sheet of paper, with a list of four names, in ink. Not dated, not signed. [175.3] Letter from Salaman to Hyamson, dated 30 December 1946. One page, typed. [175.4] One sheet of paper, with a list of seven names, six typed, and one in ink. Not dated, not signed. [176] Letter from Frederick Muller Ltd, publishers, to Hyamson, dated 24 October 1947. One page, typed. [177] Letter from Frederick Muller Ltd, publishers, to Hyamson, dated 13 November 1947. One page, typed. [178] Letter from Frederick Muller Ltd, publishers, to Hyamson, dated 21 October 1947. One page, typed. [179] Letter from Hyamson to Muller, dated 23 November 1947. One page, typed, carbon copy. [180] Letter from R. N. Salaman to Hyamson, dated 21 November 1947. One page, typed. [181] Letter from Frederick Muller Ltd to Hyamson, dated 3 December 1947. One page, typed. [182] Letter from Hyamson to Salaman dated 4 December 1947. [Hyamson established Salaman genealogical link with Solomons. R. N. Salaman’s father (unnamed) was a son of Isaac, who was the younger brother of Michael. Michael and Isaac were the children of Aaron Solomon/Solomons. Artists Abraham, Rebeca, Simeon Solomon were the children of Michael.] [183] Letter from Frederick Muller Ltd to Hyamson, dated 3 March 1947. One page, typed. [184] Letter from Hyamson to Salaman, dated 7 March 1947. One page, typed, carbon copy. Faded. [185] Letter from Salaman to Hyamson, dated 10 March 1947. One page, typed. [186] Letter from Hyamson to F. Muller, dated 11 March 1947. One page, typed, carbon copy. [187] Letter from Frederick Muller Ltd to Hyamson, dated 13 March 1947. One page, typed. [188] Letter from Frederick Muller Ltd to Hyamson, dated 24 March 1947. One page, typed. [189] Letter from Hyamson to F. Muller Ltd, dated 23 October 1947. One page, typed, carbon copy. [190] Letter from Hyamson to Salaman, dated 19 November 1947. One sheet, two sides, typed, carbon copy, faded. [191] One sheet, folded once to form a four page item [referred to in correspondence as a ‘dummy’], entitled ‘Changes in Jewish Outlook’, dated “February 20, 1947”. Printed. 165mm x 105mm, page size. [192] Letter from Hyamson to F. Muller Ltd, dated 18 February 1947. One page, typed, carbon copy. [193] Letter from Hyamson to F. Muller Ltd, dated 11 February 1947. One page, typed, carbon copy.

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[194] Letter from Frederick Muller Ltd to Hyamson, dated 14 February 1947. One page, typed. [195] Letter from Frederick Muller Ltd to Hyamson, dated 10 February 1947. One page, typed. [196] Letter from Frederick Muller Ltd to Hyamson, dated 26 February 1947. One page, typed. [197] Letter from Hyamson to F. Muller Ltd, dated 2 March 1947. One page, typed, carbon copy. [198] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 7 March 1948. One page, typed. [199] Letter from [illegible signature: appears to resemble ‘Lord Nathan of Churt’] on notepaper of 55 Park Lane, W1, to Hyamson, dated 2 March 1948. One page, typed. [200] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 10 March 1948. One page, typed. [201] Postcard, no illustration, from Hyamson, to Rev. Arthur Barnett, BA, undated, postmarked 6 January 1948. Text typed. [202] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 5 January 1948. One page, typed. [203] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 1 January 1948. One page, typed. [204] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 21 December 1947. One page, typed. [205] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 7 November 1947. One page, typed. [206] Letter from Lucy Franklin of 2 Culross Street, W1, to Hyamson, dated 5 July 1947. One page, handwritten. [207] Letter from Philip Magnus on printed headed notepaper of the Ministry of Town and Country Planning, but addressed from 2 Culross Street, W1, to Hyamson, dated 24 January 1947. Two pages, handwritten. [Sir Philip Magnus (Magnus-Allcroft), second baronet (1906-1988), also known as Philip Magnus, biographer; son of Sir Philip Magnus (1842-1933) MP.] Marked ‘confidential’. [208] Letter from Hyamson to Sir Philip Magnus, Bart, dated 26 January 1947. One page, typed. [209] Letter from Hyamson to Sir Philip Magnus, Bart, dated 22 January 1947. One page, typed, carbon copy. [210] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 2 July 1947. One page, typed. [211] Letter from [illegible ?’Beth Zion Abrahams’] to Hyamson, dated ‘Thursday’. No full date. No address of sender. One page, handwritten. [Includes mention of Daniel Mendoza.] [212] Postcard, no illustration, from Hyamson to Barnett, undated, postmarked 23 November 1947. Typed and handwritten text. [213] Letter from Hyamson to Lord Justice Cohen, dated 14 May 1947. One page, typed, carbon copy. [Relates to content of forthcoming season’s lectures. Proposes the office of Chairman of Council be revived, and Cohen chair it.] [214] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 22 August 1947. One page, typed. [215] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, undated [probably July or August 1947]. [216] Postcard, no illustration, from Hyamson to Barnett, undated, postmarked 12 September 1947. Handwritten. [217] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 20 July 1947. One sheet, two pages, typed. [Mentions that the JHSE books in Cornwall may be looked after by a “Mrs Key in Cornwall”.] [218] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 1 July 1948. One page, typed. [Includes some addresses of members.] [219] Letter from Gertrude Greenberg, of 96 Elias Street, Liverpool, to Hyamson, dated 16 June 1947. One page, handwritten. [220] Letter from [Barnett] to Miss Gertrude Greenberg, dated 2 July 1947. One page, typed, carbon copy.

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[221] Letter from [Barnett] to Hyamson, dated 4 July 1947. One page, typed, carbon copy. [Includes some addresses of members.] [222] Letter from [Barnett] to Dr Eva C. Reichmann of 60 Belsize Park, NW3, dated 4 July 1947. [223] Letter from Michael Goldberg to Hyamson, undated. [Presumably January 1947.] [224] Three foolscap (approx.) sheets, with text on one side only, consisting of a typed list of names of members who are in arrears. [225] Letter from Hyamson to Mr Goldberg, dated 22 January 1947. One page, typed, carbon copy. [225] One page list headed ‘Requests for 10/6 subscriptions should be sent to the undermentioned’. Typed carbon copy. One page. [226] Letter from Michael Goldberg to Hyamson, dated 21 January 1947. One page, typed. [227] Letter from Hyamson to Goldberg, dated 31 January 1947. One sheet, two pages, typed, carbon copy. [Includes some names and addresses of members.] [228] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 8 May 1947. One page handwritten. [229] Letter from M. A. Schalit on headed notepaper of 6 Etham Avenue, Darling Point, Sydney, Australia, to Hyamson, dated 20 April 1947. One page, typed. [230] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 13 May 1947. One page, typed. [231] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 29 April 1947. One page, typed. [232] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 31 March 1947. One sheet, two pages, typed. [Mentions ‘Mocatta’ [presumably Owen E. Mocatta] agrees to buying Rosenbaum books for ‘up to say £100’. Mentions Hertz books.] [233] Two items. [233.1] Letter from Hyamson to Goldberg, dated 31 January 1947. One sheet, two sides, typed. [Includes names and addresses of members.] [233.2] Exact copy of Letter from Hyamson to Goldberg, dated 31 January 1947. One sheet, two sides, typed. [Includes names and addresses of members.] [234] Letter from [Barnett] to Hyamson, dated 16 January 1947. One page, typed, carbon copy. [235] Letter from [Barnett] to Hyamson, dated 21 January 1947. One page, typed, carbon copy. [236] Letter from Hyamson to Goldberg, dated 22 January 1947. One page, typed. [237] Letter from Hyamson to Goldberg, dated 8 November 1946. One page, typed. [238] Postcard, no illustration, from Hyamson to Goldberg, addressed to M Goldberg [JHSE] 115 Wigmore Street, W1. Postmark 9 December 1945. Text in handwriting. [239] Letter from Hyamson to Goldberg, dated 4 October 1945. One sheet, two sides, handwritten. [240] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 29 November 1945. One sheet, two sides, typed. [Mentions Zimmels, Professor Krauss, Professor Madariaga, a Glasgow meeting in January.] [241] Letter from Hyamson to Goldberg, dated 21 November 1945. One page, handwritten. [242] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett dated 20 November 1945. One page, typed. [243] Letter from Hyamson to Miss Ruth Landman of 13 Staverton Road, NW2, undated. One page, handwritten. [As reverse is printed material, the letter appears to be a draft or copy.] [244] Letter from Hyamson to Max Beloff, undated. One sheet, handwritten. [On the reverse is the agenda of the British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem business meeting of subscribers minutes of 29 June 1945.] [245]Letter from John H. Clapham on headed notepaper of Storey’s End, Cambridge, to Mr Roth, dated 17 June 1943. One page, handwritten.

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[246] Letter from Helen Rosenau-Carmi on embossed headed notepaper of the White House, Albany Street, London NW1, to Dr Roth, dated 16 July 1942. One sheet, two sides, typed. Signed. [247] Letter to Dr Rosenau from Cecil Roth, dated 20 July 1942. One sheet, two pages, typed, carbon copy. [248] Letter from Helen Rosenau to Dr Roth, dated 20 July 1942. One sheet, two pages, typed. [249] Letter from Cecil Roth to Mr Oscar Phillip [presumably ‘Philipp’ was intended], dated 22 April 1943. One sheet, two pages, typed, carbon copy. [Phillip had apparently expressed interest in a publishing society.] [250] Letter from Bertram B. Benas, on headed notepaper of the Athenaeum, Liverpool, to Roth, dated 22 June 1943. Two sheets, four pages, handwritten. [Relates to Benas’s work on Southport and Liverpool Jewish history.] [251] Letter from Oscar Philipp on notepaper of Derby & Co Ltd (Metals, Minerals Chemicals), to Dr Roth, dated 21 July 1943. One page, typed. [252] Letter from Hyamson to Goldberg, dated 26 October 1945. One page, typed. [Relates to Shillman’s lecture and Ireland.] [253] Letter from [Mr Goldberg ?Assistant Secretary] to Dr Max Beloff, dated 5 November 1945. One page, typed, carbon copy. [254] Letter from ‘Assistant Secretary’ [?Mr Goldberg] to Hyamson, dated 2 November 1945. One page, typed, carbon copy. [255] Letter from Hyamson to Goldberg, dated 31 October 1945. One sheet, two pages, typed. [256] Seven items relating to Tom Mann. [256.1] Letter from Leon Locker, translator and interpreter, of 54-56 Cannon Street, Manchester 4, to Dr Roth, dated 18 November 1941. One page, handwritten, signed. [Mentions Balfour Declaration, copies of letters of Tom Mann, Locker’s role as local secretary of the Poalei-Zion.] [256.2] Carbon copy of letter from Tom Mann [of 18 Beech Range, Levenshulme, Manchester] to Comrade, dated 13 December 1917. One page, typed. [256.3] Carbon copy of letter from Tom Mann to Comrade, dated 8 January 1918. One page, typed. [256.4] Carbon copy of letter from Tom Mann to Comrade Locker, dated 18 January 1918. One page, typed. [256.5] Carbon copy of letter from Tom Mann to L. Locker, dated 26 January 1918. One page, typed. [256.6] Carbon copy of letter from Tom Mann to Comrade Locker, dated 7 February 1918. One page, typed. [256.7] Copy of letter from A. Gambs, Vice-Consul for Russia, certifying that Mr Leon Locker of Manchester “…has been working in direct contact with the undersigned who was in charge of administring [sic] the Anglo-Russian Military Convention 1917 to Russian residents in Great Britain on behalf of the Russian Embassy and has done excellent work under circumstances which may well be described as extremely complicated and difficult”. One page, typed. [257] Letter from ‘Simon’ of 84 Marsham Court, SW1 on printed notepaper of 71 Addison Road, London, W14, dated 24 October 1945. [This address is that of [Viscount] John Allsebrook Simon, former Home Secretary, Foreign Secretary, Chancellor of the Exchequer and Lord Chancellor (1873- 1954).] [258] Letter from Leonard Stein on notepaper of 4 Brick Court, Temple, to Hyamson, dated 13 September 1945 (date not clear). One page, handwritten. [Relates to Mrs Bartlett, daughter of Frank Haes.]

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[259] Letter from Ada Bartlett of 3 Hereford Mansions, W2, to Mr Stein, dated 7 September 1945. Signed ‘Ada Bartlett’. One page, handwritten (two handwriting styles). [Mentions that Ada’s sister, Phoebe, died at the end of July, and that Ada wishes the testimonial to Frank Haes presented by the JHSE in 1903 to be offered to the JHSE museum.] [260] Letter from Cecil Roth to Hyamson, dated 19 September 1945. One page, typed with postscript. Page torn. [Relates to Edmond Fleg.] [261] Letter from Rev. J. Ferber to Hyamson, dated 17 October 1945. One page, handwritten. [Relates to his engraving of Aron Hart.] [262] Letter from Beth Zion Abrahams to Hyamson, dated 23 October 1945. One page, handwritten. [Relates to Hyamson’s lecture on a planned biographical dictionary of Anglo-Jewry.] [263] Letter from [?Goldberg] to Hyamson, dated 16 October 1945. One page, typed, carbon copy. [264] Letter to Landman, unsigned [in handwriting of Hyamson] undated [presumably October 1945]. One page, handwritten, appearance of a draft letter. [265] Letter from Hyamson to Goldberg, dated 11 October 1945. One sheet, two pages, handwritten. [266] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 7 October 1945. One page, typed. [267] Letter from Hyamson to Goldberg, dated 28 October 1945. One page, handwritten. [268] Letter from Hyamson to Professor Arnold Toynbee, dated 28 September 1945. One page, draft version, typed, with ink amendments. [Relates to an offer to Toynbee of delivering the Lucien Wolf lecture.] [269] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 26 September 1945. One sheet, two sides, handwritten. [270] Letter from Hyamson to Goldberg, dated 28 September 1945. One page, typed. [271] Letter from Goldberg to Hyamson, dated 1 October 1945. One page, typed, carbon copy. [272] Letter from Walter Zander on notepaper of the Friends of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, to Hyamson, dated 21 September 1945. One page, typed. [273] Letter from Hyamson to Barnett, dated 23 September 1945. One page, typed. [274] Letter from Lewis Edwards of 31 Queen’s Court, Queensway, to Hyamson, dated 28 August 1945. One page, handwritten. [275] Letter from Walter Levin to Hyamson [at Lincoln Hall, Lincoln Road, Oxford] dated 23 April 1943. One page, typed. [276] Letter from Goldston to Hyamson, dated 18 August 1944. One page, typed. [277] Letter from Lee M. Friedman (of Boston) to Hyamson, dated 12 July 1944. One page, typed.

A16. Three essays contending for the Asher I Myers and Gustave Tuck Prizes for an essay on Jewish History. [1] One application consisting of a handwritten covering letter dated 25 December 1947 from M. Aberbach of 43 Cecilia Road, Dalston, E8, whose date of birth was given as 10 April 1924, and an eighteen page essay entitled ‘The Haskalah Movement’, in handwriting. [2] One application consisting of an entry form completed in handwriting by Sonia L. Senslive, 31 St Mark Street, Aldgate, E1, date of birth given as 7 September 1926, and a sixteen page essay entitled ‘The Return of the Jews to England’, in handwriting.

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[3] One application consisting of a lined exercise book without cover and without staples, hole- punched with a loop of gold cord penetrating the holes, thereby securing it. Pages are numbered on verso only, pagination one number per folio, 1 to 18. The applicant is Hannah Rotenberg, 35 Morlais Street, Roath, Cardiff, with date of birth given as 13 May 1929. The essay title is ‘The Chassidic Movement’, handwritten. Dated 12 September 1949.

A17. Four items relating to John Braham. [1] A poster, Photostat, circa 37cm x circa 24cm. “One day only, Mr Braham’s Farewell. Assembly Rooms Holbeach…Mr Braham…Concert on Tuesday, December 8th, 1846… [with programme of items for morning sacred concert and for evening concert]”. [2] Photostat of a memorandum of an agreement between John Braham, Esq and Frederick… [not legible: ?’Jones’], relating to going to Dublin to perform 27 nights in “January next 1817”. Fading. [3] Photograph of a portrait of a gentleman holding a book of music. On reverse is written: “[rubberstamp of ‘National Portrait Gallery, London’. 1870. ?1774-1856. John Braham. Attributed to W. B. Ross”. 125mm x 90mm. [4] Photograph of a letter headed “Mr. Braham”, not fully legible at first glance, mentioning ‘air of waft’ [which may be from Handel’s Jephta] and ‘Bay of Biscay’ [which may refer to the ballad by John Davy]. On reverse, pencil annotation and ink annotation, the latter reading: “Photostat of original, lent in 1945 by [illegible: ?’Mr G. Hudson’]. ? York Festival 1830-40”. In pencil, also, “Air transposed down a tone”.

A18. A set of items, stapled together, relating to Peter Elman. [1] Letter from ‘Secretary’ to Peter Elman of 44 Bancroft Avenue, N2, dated 29 May 1956. One page, typed, carbon copy. [2] Letter from ‘Hon. Secretary’ to Peter Elman of 44 Bancroft Avenue, N2, dated 26 June 1956. One page, typed, carbon copy. [3] Letter from Peter Elman on headed notepaper of 5 New Square, Lincoln’s Inn, WC2, dated 2 July 1956. One page, handwritten. [Relates to proposed paper on John Coleman Isaacs.] [4] Letter from ‘Hon. Secretary’ to Peter Elman, dated 17 July 1956. One page, typed, carbon copy. [5] Letter from Peter Elman to Mr Barnett, dated 23 July 1956. One page, handwritten. [6] Letter from ‘Arthur’ whose reference as typed was ‘APA/JS’ [implying Arthur P. Arnold] to Arthur [presumably Arthur Barnett] dated 2 February 1959. One page, typed, carbon copy. [7] Letter from ‘Arthur’ [on headed notepaper of Hicks, Arnold & Co, solicitors] to Barnett, dated 2 February 1959. One page, typed. [8] Letter from ‘Hon. Secretary’ to ‘Arthur’ [presumably A. P. Arnold] dated 9 February 1959. One page, typed. [9] Letter from ‘President’ to ‘Dear Sir’ dated 12 January 1959. One sheet, two pages, typed, carbon copy. [10] Cutting from Jewish Chronicle, consisting of an article by Peter Elman, which is a book review of Shilstone’s ‘Jewish Monumental Inscriptions’. It ends “To the psychoanalysts, on the other hand, this study in ‘necropology’ may be most revealing of the present moribund state of Anglo-Jewish historical research.”

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[11] Letter from Peter Elman to Mr Barnett, on headed notepaper of 1, New Square, Lincoln’s Inn, WC2, dated 18 August 1959. One sheet, two pages, handwritten.

A19. Three photographs. [1] Photograph 210mm x 140mm. Showing a folio, on the recto (right) page is headed ‘Notification’ [in French]. On left page, ‘MS 344 (22)’, 12 lines of handwriting (including “Stokholm 31 Janvier, l’an 1746….”. Transparency of the paper of the original reveals a signature ‘Fridrich’. [2] Photograph of Cecil Roth in his study. 200mm x 250mm including white border. [3] Photograph of Cecil Roth. Head and shoulders. 250mm x 200mm including white border.

A20. Correspondence Book. Improvised construction of cardboard and string, which secures the contents, so that the book functions as a closed file, containing hole-punched letters. Marked on front cover ‘Correspondence Book 1945’ in pencil. The binding and contents have not been disturbed, other than to inspect the contents by opening the file (as if reading a book); in consequence some items listed here are not fully annotated or read, and one (filed) envelope not opened. Full titles of correspondents, e.g. ‘Rabbi’, ‘Dr’, not expressed here. Items listed in exact order as found. [1] M. Adler 19 July 1945. [2] B’nai B’rith 19 November 1945. [3] Albert E. Berger, no date. [4] Saul Amias, 31 December 1945. [5] A. Gordon, Anglo-Palestine Club, 14 November 1945. [6] Barnett to Miss L. Dagut, 21 November 1945. [7] Jewish Playwriting Competition (Anglo-Palestine Club), 6 pages, not inspected. [8] G. Woledge, British Library of Political and Economic Science, 29 November 1945. [9] J. G. Mann to Mr Lewis Edwards, 3 September 1945. [10] Beth-Zion Abrahams to Barnett, 24 September 1945. [11] B. B. Benas re Chazanut lecture. Mentions Freeman, Boult, 17 October 1945. [Not fully inspected.] [12] Hyamson to Beth-Zion Abrahams, 21 September 1945. [13] Hyamson to A. G. Brotman, 21 September 1945. [14] Customs and Excise, 7 September 1945. [15] Hyamson to Custom Officer, Liverpool, 4 September 1945. [16] B. Benas to Barnett, 29 August 1945. [17] Hyamson to B. Benas, 25 August 1945. [18] Hyamson to Isidore S. Meyer, librarian, American Jewish Historical Society,NY, 25 September 1945. [19] John Wilks to Hyamson, 20 September 1945. [20] Isidore S. Meyer (AJHS) to Cecil Roth, 24 July 1945. [21] Cecil Roth to Rabbi Henry Cohen, Galveston, Texas, 7 June 1945. [22] Cecil Roth (‘President’) to AJHS, 7 June 1945. [23] Felix A. Levy to Barnett, 7 May 1945. [24] Felix A. Levy to Barnett, 27 April 1945.

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[25] Donald H Cohen of 53 Hamilton Terrace, to Edwards, 8 June 1945. [26] Benas to Edwards, 18 June 1945. [27] Asst. Sec. to F/Lt. L. Courts, 7 March 1945. [28] L. Courts to Sir, 10 March 1945. [29] L. Courts to Sir, 6 March 1945. [30] Barnett to [unaddressed] 31 July 1945. [31] Hyamson to Barnett, 24 July 1945. [32] Hyamson to Barnett, 15 July 1945. [33] Israel Brodie to Goldberg, 9 July 1945. [34] Asst. Sec. to A. J. Alexander, Montreal, 25 June 1945. [35] A. J. Alexander to Owen Mocatta, 6 June 1945. [36] Asst. Sec. to I. Brodie, 29 June 1945. [37] I. Brodie to Goldberg, 27 June 1945. [38] I. Brodie to Goldberg, 2 July 1945. [39] Macmillan (?Lord Macmillan) to Dr Roth, 14 January 1945. [40] Hyamson to Barnett, 8 August 1945. [41] Hyamson to Barnett, 19 August 1945. [42] Acting Hon. Sec. to Donald Cohen, no date. [43] Felix A. Levy, 15 December 1945. [44] H. Ash of Oldham, 6 March 1945. [45] H. Ash of Oldham, 1 March 1945. [46] H. Ash of Oldham, [?] 16 March 1945. [47] H. Ash of Oldham, ?April 1945. [48] H. Ash of Oldham, 23 March 1945. [49] Unopened envelope containing letter, not inspected. [50] J. H. Hertz to Mr Edwards, 1 December 1944. [51] Donald H. Cohen to Edwards, 7 May 1945. [52] B. H. Blackwell, Ltd, 5 May 1945. [53] Saul Doffman of Northampton to Edwards, 29 April 1945. [54] Hyamson to A. Dejong, 20 July 1945. [55] Telegram from Dejong of Eindhoven, 19 July 1945. [56] C. J. Epril. FRIBA to Barnett, 13 February 1945. [57] Treas. To J. H. Elkes, 1 March 1945. [58] J. H. Elkes & Co, 9 March 1945 [States that J. H. Elkes was deceased.] [59] Morton C. Fierman, Pennsylvania, 2 November. [60] Asst. Sec. to Editor of JC, 7 January 1946 [Roth will speak on Paralipomena.] [61] Hon. Sec. to I. Freeman, 3 December 1945. [62] Isidore Freeman, of Liverpool, to Barnett, 25 November 1945. [63] Hon. Sec. to I. Freeman, 23 November 1945. [64] I. Freeman to Barnett, 13 November 1945. [65] C. J. Epril to Edwards, 29 August 1945. [66] I. Freeman to Barnett, 5 November 1945. [67] Hon. Sec. to Isidore Freeman, 16 October 1945. [68] Asst. Sec. to Miss S. M. Foster, 24 October 1945.

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[69] President to Ernest L. Franklin, JP, 5 October 1945. [70] Hon. Sec. to Dr I. Epstein, 21 September 1945. [71] Hon. Sec. to Paul H. Emden, 21 September 1945. [72] R. J. R. Frankenberg, 19 September 1945. [73] Hon. Sec. to Frankenberg, 25 September 1945. [74] Cecil Roth to Edwards, 26 April 1945. [75] Cecil Roth to Edwards, ‘Thursday’. [Relates to looted artwork in Germany.] [76] Cecil Roth to Edwards, no date. [Mentions prospective 19 February.] [77] Cecil Roth to Edwards, no date. [Relates to funds and prizes.] [78] I. Freeman to Barnett, 11 September 1945. [79] Hyamson to I. Freeman, 21 September 1945. [80] Hyamson to I. Freeman, 26 June 1945. [81] “Chazanuth [sic] Festival Scheme”. One sheet, printed. [Mentions Ezra.] [82] Typewritten note “Chazzanuth [sic] Festival Scheme. [Two copies.] [83] I. Freeman to Edwards, 25 May 1945. [84] I. Freeman to Edwards, 28 June 1945. [85] I. Freeman to Dr Roth, 10 April 1945. [86] Cecil Roth to I. Freeman, 11 March 1945. [87] I. Freeman to Cecil Roth, 8 March 1945. [Freeman anxious to launch under the auspices of the JHSE, the inaugural event of the Chazanut Festival Scheme, to be held at the Wigmore Hall, on 7 June 1945 [a date, as later noted, to be deferred…], with Cherric [sic] and L. Bryl and choir; Freeman would provide all funds.] [88] Hyamson to Edwards, 21 August 1945. [89] Hon. Sec. to I. Freeman, 7 September 1945. [90] I. Freeman to Barnett, 5 September 1945. [91] I. Freeman to Cecil Roth, 19 April 1945. [92] I. Freeman to Edwards, 19 April 1945. [93] I. Freeman to Cecil Roth, 19 April 1945. [This is a second copy.] [94] Jessica [illegible] of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, to Owen Mocatta, 6 April 1945. [95] Desiree L. Franklin to JHSE, 23 January 1945. [96] Acting Hon. Sec. to Dr Karol Estreicher, no date. [Mentions prospective date of 15 March.] [97] Edward Goldston to Barnett, 29 August 1945. [98] Hon. Sec. to Sir Maurice Bloch, Glasgow, 21 December 1945. [99] Sir Maurice Bloch to Barnett, 24 December 1945. [100] Hon. Sec. to Sir Maurice Bloch, 6 January 1946. [101] Hon. Sec. to Sir Maurice Bloch, 6 December 1945. [“It has been our practice [JHSE] for some time past to hold at least one meeting during our session in a provincial city”.] [102] Sir Maurice Bloch to Barnett, 29 November 1945. [103] Hon. Sec. to Sir Maurice Bloch, 23 November 1945. [104] A. Gumb to Owen E. Mocatta, 17 June 1943. [105] David Hudaly to Dr Roth, 13 April 1945. [106] President to Miss E. Herzstein, 21 November 1945. [107] E. Goldston to Barnett, 28 November 1945. [108] Hon. Sec. to E. Goldstein, 23 November 1945.

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[109] Home Office to President confirming [his office is granting] a visa to Bernard Shillman, 3 November 1945. [110] Walter Zander to Barnett, 25 September 1945. [111] Barclays Bank to M. Goldberg, [Relates to S[Sidney]. J. Goldberg, who died 18 April 1945], 24 May 1945. [112] P. J. Goldberg to Mr M. Goldberg, 22 May 1945. [113] Cecil Roth to Goldberg, 20 April 1945. [114] N. L. Hyman to Lewis Edwards, 25 April 1945. [115] Asst. Sec. to Philip Goldberg, 17 May 1945. [116] Joan Holland, no date, to Mr Goldberg. [117] Paul Goodman to Roth, 23 April 1945. [118] R. J. D’Arcy Hart, 21 Addison Avenue, W11, 23 November 1945. [119] G. P. Gooch to Roth, [?3] March 1945. [120] B. Horwitz, bookseller, Manchester, 26 April 1944. [121] Hyamson to Dayan I. Grunfeld, 12 July 1946. [Relates to JHSE not being an organisation represented, as stated incorrectly on the notepaper, on the Commission on the Status of Jewish War Orphans.] [122] Document, two pages, foolscap, entitled “The Destruction of Jewish Historical Monuments in England, 1939-1945”. [123] Isidore Epstein to Barnett, 24 September 1945. [124] J. Lerman to Rev. Levin, 11 April 1943. [125] President to W. Katz, 21 November 1945. [126] Dr Georg Landauer to Cecil Roth, 17 October 1945. [127] Chief Clerk to the Jewish War Services Committee, to Secretary of the Western Synagogue, 5 November 1945. [128] Asst. Sec. to Editor JC, 1 November 1945. [129] Asst. Sec. to Editor JC, 31 August 1945. [130] Asst. Sec. to Editor JC 25 May 1945. [131] Asst. Sec. to Editor JC 24 June1945. [132] M. Sagon, Jewish Memorial Council to Goldberg, 10 April 1945. [133] M. Sagon, Jewish Memorial Council to Goldberg, 19 March 1945. [134] M. Sagon, Jewish Memorial Council to Goldberg, 16 February 1945. [135] [illegible] ? JC Editor, to Cecil Roth, 11 June 1945. [136] Edna Sanger to Sec., 16 July 1945. [137] Asst Sec. to Edna Sanger, 25 July 1945. [138] Hon. Sec. to Editor JC, 7 September 1945. [Relates to Freeman.] [139] Asst. Sec. to M. Sagon, Jewish Memorial Council, 20 February 1945. [140] Asst. Sec. to M. Sagon, 25 June 1945. [141] M. Sagon, 28 May 1945. [142] M. Sagon, 1 May 1945. [143] Dr Felix I. Kauffmann, bookseller, NY, 31 May 1945. [144] Dr Felix I. Kauffmann, 21 March 1945. [145] Dr Felix I. Kauffmann, 5 March 1945. [146] Dr J. Leon Jona, 10 April 1945.

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[147] Magnus, Broxham Manor, Four Elms, Edenbridge, 12 February 1946. [148] Miss Montagu, 15 February 1946. [149] Israel Mattuck to Hyamson, 19 February 1946. [150] S. Leopold, 12 November 1945. [151] J. Lighter, NY, to Mr Mocatta, 4 April 1945. [152] R. B. Solomon, MC, 17 November 1945. [Mentions D. A. H Moses, deceased.] [153] Owen Mocatta, 5 May 1945. [154] Asst. Sec. to Owen Mocatta, 11 May 1945. [155] Asst. Sec. to Owen Mocatta, 14 December 1945. [156] J. Leveen (British Museum), 29 November 1945. [157] President to Don Salvador de Madariaga, 21 November 1945. [3 sheets, including draft.] [158] President to Miss Ruth Landman, 5 November 1945. [159] President to V. Lipman, 21 November 1945. [160] President to N. Labovich, 21 November 1945. [161] President to S. Landman, 16 October 1945. [162] Asst. Sec. to Mr Mocatta, 29 October 1945. [163] Hon. Sec. to Dr Yakob Meyer, Amsterdam, 21 September 1945. [164] F. Ashe Lincoln, 28 February 1945. [165] Asst. Sec. to Mr Mocatta, 4 May 1945. [166] Acting Hon. Sec. to Malcolm H. Malits, no date. [167] Malcolm H. Malits to Edwards, 11 February 1945. [168] Asst. Sec. to Mrs Ward, 25 April1 945. [169] Penelope Ward to Goldberg, 20 April 1945. [170] Raphael Loewe, 24 May 1945. [171] Raphael Loewe, 6 June 1945. [172] Asst. Sec. to Raphael Loewe, 29 March 1945. [173] Asst. Sec. to Mocatta, 16 March 1945. [174] Asst. Sec. to Thomas Meadows & Co, 11 April 1945. [175]Thomas Meadows & Co Ltd, 10 April 1945. [176] Jean I. Tennant, Minister of Information, 15 February 1945. [177] Jean I. Tennant, Minister of Information, 2 March 1945. [178] Dr E. Neufeld, 23 August 1944. [179] Asst. Sec. to J. N. Nabarro, 14 December 1945. [180] Eric J. N. Nabarro, 28 November 1945. [181] Asst. Sec. to Eric J. N. Nabarro, 14 December 1945. [182] J. N. Nabarro to Goldberg, 26 October 1945. [183] Asst. Sec. to J. N. Nabarro, 22 June 1945. [184] Abraham A. Neuman, Dropsie College, Philadelphia, to Dr Cecil Roth, 26 July 1944. [Elected a corresponding member.] [185] Asst. Sec. to J. N. Nabarro, 5 July 1945. [186] J. N. Nabarro, 3 July 1945. [187] J. N. Nabarro, 11 June 1945. [188] John Wilks, Librarian, UCL, 13 June 1945. [Relates to the Mocatta Library.] [189] E. Tanner, Sec., UCL, 19 May 1945.

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[190] 8 page document, entitled “Inventory of the Gustave Tuck Collection”. [Case 1 to Case 9; engravings, etchings, etc.; photographs, reproductions, paintings; Lithographs.] [191] 5 Page document, entitled “Items added since opening in December 1933”. [192] List by Roth, 1945, “Mocatta Library. Individual gifts”. On reverse, “Promises”. [193] [illegible:] Orbaneja to Rev. Walter Levin, 5 February 1944. [194] H. Pollins, 30 January 1946. [195] Hon. Sec. to H. Pollins, 29 January 1946. [196] H. Pollins, 11 January 1946. [197] President to N. Primhack, 21 November 1945. [198] President to N. Orgel, 21 November 1945. [199] H. Pollins, 20 September 1945. [200] Asst. Sec. to H. Pollins, 25 September 1945. [201] Arthur Probsthan, bookseller, 17 [or 14] May 1945. [202] Cecil Roth to Major E. H. B. Palmer, 1 June 1945. [203] E. H. B. Palmer to Cecil Roth, no date. [204] James Parkes to Edwards, 9 June 1945. [205] J. V. Pincus, Brighton, to Edwards, 23 April 1945. [206] H. Pollins, 13 August 1945. [207] President to Pollins, 24 August 1945. [208] Asst. Sec. to Pollins, 17 July 1945. [209] H. Pollins, 15 July 1945. [210] Postal and Telegraph Censorship Department, 20 April 1944. [211] Hon. Sec. to Roth, 21 December 1945. [212] B. Raperport to Owen Mocatta, 6 March 1945. [213] L. Stein [signature not legible], 8 March 1945. [214] H. Simmonds, 27 December 1945. [215] Hon. Sec. to H. Simmonds, 21 December 1945. [216] Delivery note from Smith, Dalby-Welch Ltd, 17 January 1946. [217] A. Goodman ACA to Barnett, 21 January 1946. [218] Leslie Sklan to Barnett, 25 January 1946. [219] [illegible ?Samuel] of Shell House, 55 Bishopsgate, to Edwards, 28 May 1945. [220] President to K. Simon, 21 November 1945. [221] Hon. Sec. to Charles Singer, 3 December 1945. [222] Charles Singer to Barnett, 3 December 1945. [223] E. Rosenbaum, Assistant Librarian, British Library of Political and Economic Science, 3 November 1945. [224] Hon. Sec. to E. Rosenbaum, 23 November 1945. [225] Charles Singer to Roth, 18 October 1945. [226] Hon. Sec. to Charles Singer, 23 November 1945. [227] Hon. Sec. to Roth, 23 November 1945. [228] Cecil Roth to Barnett. [Not read; date obscured.] [229] Shillman to Barnett, Telegram, 7 November 1945. [230] Charles Singer to Barnett, 25 September 1945. [231] B. Stanton, 21 October 1945.

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[232] Asst. Sec. to Roth, 1 November 1945. [233] Charles Singer to Barnett, 13 October 1945. [234] President to Viscount Simon, 28 September 1945. [235] Hon. Sec. to Charles Singer, 21 September 1945. [236] Asst. Sec. to Harry Sacher, 24 May 1945. [237] Asst. Sec. to Samuel Stern, Boston, USA, 22 June 1945. [238] Samuel Stern, undated [presumably June 1945]. [239] Colonel F. D. Samuel to Edwards, 20 June 1945. [240] Acting Hon. Sec. to Colonel Samuel, 17 May 1945. [241] A. Rosenthal, bookseller, Oxford, 2 August 1945. [242] Hon. Sec. to Prof. Leon Roth, 7 September 1945. [243] H. W. Turner, 30 May 1945. [Relates to Sacher.] [244] A. Rosenthal, 11 December 1944. [245] Prof. G. Weil, Jerusalem, to Roth, postmarked 4 September 1945. [246] Isidore S. Meyer to Roth, 14 March 1944. [247] Prof. G. Weil, 18 June 1945. [248] List of medals in possession of Percy A. Leon and Claude H. Leon of Jerusalem. [249] Bernard Shillman to Roth [?circa 1942 or 1943]. [250] Acting Hon. Sec. to D. D. Ivanov, Moscow, 21 February 1945. [251] D. D. Ivanov, Moscow, to JHSE, 27 October 1944. [252] Acting Hon. Sec. to O. K. Rabinowicz, undated. [253] Cecil Roth to Edwards, dated ‘Friday’. [Not completely inspected.] [254] Roth to H. G. Richardson, 14 February 1945. [255] E. Tanner, UCL, to Edwards, 4 March 1944. [256] E. Tanner to Edwards, 19 July 1944. [257] B. G. Greig to Barnett, 24 July 1945. [258] Hon. Sec. to B. G. Greig, 23 July 1945. [259] B. G. Greig to Edwards, 2 July 1945. [260] B. G. Greig to Barnett, 13 September 1945. [261] B. G. Greig to Barnett, 13 September 1945. [262] Hon. Sec. to Asst. Sec., 25 September 1945. [263] unopened envelope. [264] Philip Goldberg, postmarked 9 May 1944. [265] John Wilks to Roth, 2 June 1944. [266] John Wilks to Roth, 17 April 1944. [267] Acting Hon. Sec. to E. Tanner, undated. [268] Acting Hon. Sec. to E. Tanner, undated. [269] Acting Hon. Sec. to John Wilks, undated. [270] John Wilks, 6 April 1945. [271] John Wilks to Roth, 23 October 1944. [Mentions Michael Adler and Duschinsky.] [272] Acting Hon. Sec. to Tanner, 29 June 1945. [273] Acting Hon. Sec. to E. Tanner, undated. [274] E. Tanner to Edwards, 24 November 1944. [275] John Wilks to Roth, 18 May 1945.

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[276] Acting Hon. Sec. to Tanner, 24 May 1945. [277] Cecil Roth to Wilks, 20 May 1945. [278] Roth to Wilks, 17 May 1945. [279] John Wilks to Roth, 22 May 1945. [280] John Wilks to Roth, 23 April 1945. [281] David Pye, CB, FRS, to Roth, 25 September 1943. [282] R. Teltscher to O. Mocatta, 7 March 1945. [283] J. Somper, 26 March 1945. [284] Asst. Sec. to Miss J. Somper, 13 April 1945. [285] Acting Hon. Sec. to Dr A. Steinberg, no date. [286] Van Son to JHSE [incompletely read], 6 March 1945. [287] H. T. C. Brickell, manager, Wigmore Hall, to Barnett, 1 February 1946. [288] Wigmore Hall [re 19 December 1945] to Barnett, invoice. [289] Geoffrey B. Wigoder, to Hyamson, 11 November, no year. [290] Asst. Sec. to Wigoder, 21 November 1945. [291] President to Mr Warson, 21 November 1945. [292] Wigmore Hall, 8 September 1945. [293] Alfred Wiener, 30 May 1945. [294] Alfred Wiener, 2 June 1945. [295] Roth to Dr Weil, 7 June 1945. [296] Telegram from Chaim Weizmann, Rehovot, 7 December 1944. [Marked NLT4143.] [297] Wigmore to Barnett, 29 August 1945. [298] Wigmore Hall Seating Plan. [299] Alfred Wiener, 7 August 1945. [300] Donald H. Cohen, 15 April 1945. [301] Acting Hon. Sec. to Director of Wallace Collection, no date. [302] A. Steinberg to Edwards. [303] Acting Hon. Sec. to James G. Mann, 1 February 1945. [304] Acting Hon. Sec. to Hon. Sec., British Committee on the Preservation of Works of Art, Archives… and other material in enemy hands, 28 August 1945.

A21. Stapled book, A4. “University College London. Institute of Jewish Studies. Britain and the Holy Land 1800-1914. 8 February 1989. Venue: The Warburg Institute, Woburn Square, London, WC1. Blue cover. Not consistently paginated. Contains texts of papers, not strictly in the order of the programme on first page. [Co-sponsor: the JHSE.]

A22. Bulging folder secured by string, containing the draft texts of the articles constituting “Remember The Days; Essays in Honour of Cecil Roth, edited by John M. Shaftesley”, (1966), published by the JHSE. Not completely inspected. Contains correspondence and draft artwork, relating to the publication.

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A23. [1] Minute Book (in manuscript form) 1897 to 1901 (up to 22 December 1901). [Black covers.] [2] A number of Income and Expenditure Accounts for the years 1909-1925. [3] A number of JHSE Accounts for the years (ending ) 1936, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1950 (i.e. November 1948-June 1950), 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, and 1962. [4] Minutes starting with the 62nd AGM on 26 October 1955 which continues with Minutes of Meetings, and which includes the AGM for 8 March 1984. [Also, a loose insert document dated 24 March 1985.] [Blue covered ledger-style book, with minutes pasted in.] [5] Council minutes from 1 June 1981 to 12 November 2002. [Green covered ledger-style book, with minutes pasted in.] [6] Minutes of meetings of the Executive Committee, from 30 January 1963 to 16 May 1984. [Black ring binder. Contains insert. Also duplicate set of minutes relating to 1972 to 1979 in a pink folder.] [7] Publications Committee minutes, 4 January 1968 to 19 September 2000. [Lever arch file.] [8] Membership Committee, various meetings held in 2000. [Loosely assembled in a green Perspex folder.] [9] File containing correspondence relating to a legal agreement, dated 21 February 1980, between the JHSE and UCL. [10] File containing correspondence concerning a trust deed relating to the Arthur Davis Memorial Fund. Bears dates of 25 June 1919, 20 October 1926, and 30 December 1940. Mentions addition of Redcliffe Nathan Salaman as a new trustee. [11] Correspondence relating to the Laws of the JHSE, 20 June 1946, including a letter to Arthur Barnett from A. M. Hyamson. [12] The Origin and Work of the JHSE: An appeal for new members. [Six pages, typescript, stapled.] [13] From the Spanish and Portuguese Jews’ Congregation: Memorial to the late Dr Richard D. Barnett, 27 February 1987. Signatories: E. J. N. Nabarro, Lewis Shane, Raymond Burton, J. B. Segal, Raphael Setton, Raphael Loewe, and Ashley Jones. [14] Note from Aubrey Newman to Bernard Silver, Bill Williams, Ian Rabinowitz, Anthony Joseph, re future structure of the JHSE. Two pages. [Two copies.] [15] Manuscript of the book ‘Jews of Coventry’, by Harry Levine, published in 1970. Mostly typescript. [16] Victoria and Albert Museum: Anglo-Jewish Silver, an exhibition organised by the JHSE and the V&A, 10 May to 9 July 1978. 21 pages, as paginated. [Blue covers.] [17] Schedule of an agreement made 26 July 1990, between the Council of the Society known as Anglo-Jewish Archives and the University of Southampton. [Beige bound volume with black taped spine.]

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[18] Income and Expenditure Account and Balance Sheet for the years (ending) 1909, 1910 (two copies), 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924 (one sheet), 1925 (one sheet) [19] Annual Report and Balance Sheet. 1946. [Three copies; with one copy including an insert (with names of officers, etc.)] [20] Agreement, dated 7 November 1932, between the University of London and the JHSE for the establishment of the Mocatta Library. Correspondence and another agreement dated 6 November 1905. [21] JHSE Dinner in celebration of 70th birthday of Lucien Wolf, on 21 February 1927. [Eight pages and oversized cover.] [22] Visitor’s Book. 13 November 1961 to 12 July 2012. [23] Financial statements. 2004. [Perspex front.] [24] Correspondence with Malcolm Brown, relating to Pamela Brunel Cohen’s “The Cohens and Levys of England and Amsterdam 1660 to 1990.” [Nine pages, stapled.] [25] File of various items. 2002 to circa 2010. [Lime green cover.] [26] Bulletin of the JHSE incorporating Reports and Accounts. 1981/2 to 2000/1. [Stapled booklets, various coloured covers.] [27] 11 January 1951 to 19 May 1980. Council Meeting. [Large black covered ledger.] [28] Executive Committee meetings. 16 October 1984 to 14 September 2004. [Lever arch file.] [29] Enquiries/responses 16 March 2010 to 4 March 2011. Emma Harris. [Blue display book.] [30] Excavation of Jews’ Garden. [Green concertina file with loose correspondence inserted.]

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