University of Nottingham Enlightenment! Derbyshire Setting the Pace in the Eighteenth Century
Survey of Ephemera
Dr. N.G. Howe ([email protected]) June 2011
Contents
Project Brief ...... 4
Overview ...... 5
Editorial Note: ...... 6
Manufacturing Archives in Derbyshire: ...... 6
Misc. Traders ...... 50
Derbyshire Trade Directories ...... 51
Bailey‟s Northern Directory, or Merchant‟s and Tradesman‟s Useful Companion, for the Year 1781 ...... 51
Bailey‟s Western Directory (1783) ...... 52
Bailey‟s British Directory (1784) ...... 54
Pigot‟s Directory Derby and Chesterfield (1819-1820) ...... 54
Pigot and Co‟s Commercial Directory for Derbyshire (1835) ...... 57
Places of Interest: ...... 64
Bodleian Library: The John Johnson Collection of Printed Ephemera ...... 65
British Library ...... 80
Online Catalogue ...... 81
British Museum ...... 81
Trade Cards ...... 92
Derbyshire Record Office ...... 93
Chatsworth House – 01246 565300 ...... 95
Kedleston Hall – 01332 842191 ...... 95
University of Nottingham Archives, Kings Meadow Campus ...... 96
Victoria and Albert Museum ...... 99 Enlightenment! Derbyshire Setting the Pace in the Eighteenth Century: Survey of Ephemera
Derbyshire Banking in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries ...... 100
Conclusions ...... 109
Limitations ...... 109
Further Research ...... 110
Appendix One – Survey of Ephemera ...... 112
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Enlightenment! Derbyshire Setting the Pace in the Eighteenth Century: Survey of Ephemera
Project Brief
To undertake 120 hours research to explore ephemera collections held in major archives, including the British Museum, British Library, V&A and Bodleian Library, both on line and if appropriate in person, to identify merchandising and trade ephemera relating to industries in Derbyshire in the 18th and 19th centuries (particularly but not exclusively relating to the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site); to record these, should they be found, including rights and permissions, and to provide a schedule and report to the Enlightenment project board.
The audience will be primarily the museum and heritage providers within the area; the potential to develop resources related to the project may be explored and could be located on the enlightenmentderbyshire blog.1 It may be appropriate to consider publication in an appropriate journal if the project proves valuable.
The placement is nominally located at Belper North Mill, one of the partners for the Enlightenment project, and within the 120 hours, it will be expected that the placement will visit the museum. However, the research project will be undertaken principally from Nottingham University.
The placement will be managed by Ros Westwood, Derbyshire Museums Manager and Project Lead for Enlightenment from:
Buxton Museum and Art Gallery,
Terrace Road, Buxton, Derbyshire
SK17 6DA.
01629 533544 [email protected].
The project will commence on 17th March and be completed and report received by 31 May 2011 (Revised to 30 June 2011).
1 http://enlightenmentderbyshire.wordpress.com. Page | 4
Overview
This report sets out the results of a survey of merchandising and trade ephemera pertaining to the industries of Derbyshire during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, conducted as part of a postdoctoral internship between the University of Nottingham and Enlightenment! Derbyshire and had a time limit of 120 hours. A number of archival holdings were examined during the course of the research both in London and the East Midlands.
The first part of the report contains details of archival holdings retrieved from the National Register of Archives, as well as some of the companies and industrial centres drawn from Derbyshire Trade Directories of the period. The main section also lists the archives looked at or approached, along with some information about them and some information about items of interest or potential interest. Information about Banks of eighteenth and nineteenth century Derbyshire is also present as are suggestions for further reading on the topic. The conclusions section sets out the limits of the work which has been undertaken during the time available and outline areas which would benefit from or provide material for further study. Appendix One contains a more detailed survey of items for which more information was available or desirable. Appendix Two contains a reading list provided by Dr. Esther Ketskemety, Assistant Curator of Furniture, Textiles and Fashion at the Victoria and Albert Museum detailing further reading on the topic of furnishing and textiles.
This project has only scratched the surface of the ephemera that is out there and additional research is required to create a more comprehensive survey. Additionally there is great potential for other spin off projects using this material, both for collaborative doctoral projects but also post-doctoral research projects. Personal and Estate papers will provide interesting future research, whilst more work is needed on Derbyshire‟s Banks during the Industrial Revolution and could easily be linked to the Derwent Valley World Heritage Site. Enlightenment! Derbyshire Setting the Pace in the Eighteenth Century: Survey of Ephemera
Editorial Note:
As far as possible all spellings of place personal and company names have been presented as they appear upon the original documents consulted. In places punctuation has been added to aid clarity. For reasons of space it has not always been possible to present information in the exact format that it appears on the original.
Manufacturing Archives in Derbyshire:
Early on in the project to enable the research to more effectively focussed, an online search of the National Register for Archives2 was undertaken using their place name function.3 Their database can also be searched by corporate name,4 personal name5 and family name.6
A brief search of some Derbyshire Trade Directories for the period was conducted in order to gain a feel for what industries were based within the county and also establish where main economic centres were. This information was then used to help key word search online catalogues.
The main difficulty in searching these archives was knowing what key terms to look for in order to seek out ephemera hidden within the archive. In many catalogues it is easy to locate account books, which occasionally contain bills, receipts and more rarely cheques with them. Correspondence is also frequently listed and easy to find as are deeds. Other key papers, such as stock, hour and pattern books are occasionally listed as such or under the helpful term of miscellaneous papers which is the usual hiding place for items of an ephemeral nature such as samples, plans, adverts and pricelists.
2 http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/nra/default.asp. 3 http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/nra/searches/simpleSearch.asp?subjectType=PL. 4 http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/nra/searches/simpleSearch.asp?subjectType=O. 5 http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/nra/searches/simpleSearch.asp?subjectType=P. 6 http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/nra/searches/simpleSearch.asp?subjectType=F. Page | 6
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Company Trade Date Scope Repository Record NRA Cat. Ref. Reference Richard Mill Owner c. 1776- Family and personal Derbyshire Record D978 NRA 43429 Arkwright 1843 correspondence and Office papers (copies) 1789-1822 Correspondence with Sir Hull History DDSY NRA 12356 Christopher and Sir M.M. Centre (Hull Sykes Sykes University Archives) 1798-1825 Correspondence (11 Derbyshire Record D2387/1/25- NRA 25672 Items) Office 35, 37 N.D. Deeds and papers Chatsworth House ARK 1-97 NRA 20594 relating to mill at Cavendish Bakewell Sir Richard Engineer 1782-1815 Correspondence and Columbia N/A N/A Arkwright papers University Libraries: Rare Book and Manuscript Library N/D Papers mainly relating to British Library, Add. MSSS. N/A Enlightenment! Derbyshire Setting the Pace in the Eighteenth Century: Survey of Ephemera
Derbyshire Estates Manuscript 6668-97 Collections N/D Deeds and Papers Chatsworth House ARK 1-97 NRA 20594 relevant to mill at Mill Cavendish Sir Richard Cotton 1782-1815 Wage-rolls, Columbia Seligman N/A Arkwright & Spinners correspondence, business University Collection Co. Ltd. records Libraries: Rare Book and Manuscript Library 1786-11 Wage books Chesterfield Acc 805-06, NRA 9187 Library 1735-36 Chesterfield Lib 1929-49 Private ledger Private (Enquiries 592 NRA 28631 to The National Business Archives, Archives Sector Development 1782-1825 Deeds and papers British Library, Add. Mss. N/A Manuscript 6668-97 Collections passim 1786-1811 Wage account books for Derbyshire Record D6907 N/A
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Lumford Mill, Bakewell Office William Ball Fabric 1839-1985 Day book, ledgers, cash Derbyshire Record D5167 NRA 42946 Wm and Son Ltd. Manufacturers books and accounts, Office Ball piecework record books, stock books, other assorted correspondence and papers D.P. Battery Co. ? 1894-1970 Plans, correspondence Derbyshire Record D307 N/A and papers Office Bemrose & Printers 1865-74 Wages books Derby Local N/A NRA 20300 Sons Ltd. Studies Library Derby L Coll 19th Wage book Derbyshire Record D5485 N/A Century Office Bennett & Engineers 19th-20th Records Derbyshire Record D4855 N/A Sayer Ltd. Century Office 1929-63 Correspondence Coventry History PA2235 N/A Centre 1928-44 Correspondence with Lincolnshire Misc. Don N/A various Lincolnshire Archives 1083 brick manufacturers 1928-64 Correspondence with Berkshire Record D/EX 1596 NRA 3501 Berks
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Berkshire customers Office RO misc. c.1927-39 Correspondence with Centre for D/X 1445 N/A various Buckinghamshire Buckinghamshire brick making firms Studies 1900-1999 Correspondence with Essex Record D/F 239 N/A Essex firms Harold Office Wood Brick Co. and Hoffmann Manufacturing Co. 1928-1939 Correspondence relating Isle of Wight AC 99/49 N/A to brick presses and brick Record Office making machinery supplied to Isle of Wight Companies (3 files) 1928-44 Correspondence with Oxfordshire 4521 N/A Cooper‟s Brickworks record Office Ltd., Wheatley 1928-1958 Correspondence relating Hampshire 81A02 N/A to bricks supplied in the Archives and Hampshire and surrey Local Studies area
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1929-1966 Correspondence and Gwent record N/A N/A orders with Gwent Office clients 1928-1944 Correspondence with Flintshire Record N/A N/A Flintshire brick and clay Office manufacturers N.D. Correspondence with Powys County Acc 1235 N/A Buttington Brick Works Archives Office 1926-61 Correspondence with Staffordshire and 5852 NRA 3515 Staffs Staffordshire business Stoke-on-Trent RO misc. clients Archive Service: Staffordshire County Record Office 1929-41 Correspondence with Northumberland NRO 05535 NRA 35531 Northumberland brick Archives Northumberland companies misc. 1928-71 Correspondence with Nottinghamshire DD2285 NRA 6885 Nottinghamshire clients Archives Nottinghamshire misc. 1932-35 Correspondence with Barnsley Archive A/2018/B NRA 37907
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Edward Oakland, and Local Studies Barnsley brickworks, Wombwell department 1926-58 Correspondence with Surrey History 6845 NRA 3518 Surrey brick companies Centre Surrey RO misc. 1929-44 Files relating to East East Sussex 7958 N/A Sussex customers Record Office N.D. Correspondence files Record Office for DE5927 N/A Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland c.1940- Photographs Derbyshire Record D5739 NRA 8918 1959 Office Derbyshire RO misc. Boden & Co. Net lace 1818-1954 Accounts, costing University of Bo N/A manufacturers records, cash, dispatch, Nottingham stock, memoranda books, Library: letter book, register of Department of youths employed etc. Manuscripts and Special Collections 1808-1956 Deeds and plans relating Derbyshire Record D6316 NRA 8918 to Derby and Somerset Office Derbyshire RO
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Locations misc. George Shoemaker 1818-37 Customer ledger Derbyshire Record D5435/3 NRA 8918 Bollington Office Derbyshire RO misc. Joseph Bourne Stoneware 1806-1987 Minutes, photographs Derbyshire Record D3147 NRA 43859 & Son Ltd. manufacturers and papers of the Bourne Office family Bourne Family Stone pot 1772-1834 Deeds and papers Derbyshire Record N/A N/A manufacturers Office John Bowmer Tape 1880-1959 Costs and sales ledgers, Derbyshire record 396B NRA 11080 & Sons Ltd. manufacturers cash, wages, day and Office Bowmer order books, letter correspondence and memoranda etc. George Brettle Hosiery 1775-1967 Minutes, accounts, letter Private (Enquiries N/A N/A & Co. Ltd. manufacturers books, bought ledger, to Derbyshire costing book, pattern Record Office) book, patents, staff ledgers, deeds etc. 1805-1983 Management papers, Derbyshire Record D4759 NRA 41137 financial and personal Office Brettle
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records, production and sales figures, site plans, promotional material and other misc. papers 1799-1984 Correspondence, Nottingham BBE N/A accounts, deeds and University papers Library: Department of Manuscripts and Special Collections William Briggs India rubber 1891-1975 Order books, sales Derbyshire Record D3708 NRA 36015 & Co. manufacturers ledgers, bought ledgers Office Briggs and accounts George Shoemakers 1891-1939 Ledger and bank books Derbyshire Record D3651 NRA 8918 Bunting & Sons Office Derbyshire RO misc. Denby Colliery Colliery 1829-1934 Letter books, copy Derbyshire Record N33/3 NRA 11512 (Drury-Lowe) correspondence Office NCB: Derbys Ltd. c.1882- Scaling book and Derbyshire Record D4699/2 NRA 8918 1913 correspondence relating Office Derbyshire RO to mineral rights misc.
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1761-2003 Records Nottingham Dr N/A University Library: Department of Manuscripts and Special Collections C.H. Chater & Brewers 1883-89 Private ledger Derbyshire Record D1998/2/1 NRA 8918 Co. Office Derbyshire RO misc. John Coke & China 1795-1807 Partnership deeds, legal Private (Enquiries Pp329-33 NRA 4221 Coke Co. Manufacturers papers, building account to The National book, correspondence Archives, Archives Sector Development) Richard Cooper Corset 1909-54 Stock books and other N/A HMC NRA 32375 & Co. manufacturers production records Cooper & Co. (Ashbourne) 1889-1981 Minute book, financial Derbyshire Record D4984 NRA 42385 Ltd. records, sales records, Office Cooper misc. correspondence and papers, including some relating to factory
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in Uttoxeter 1895-1973 Cash book and misc. Derbyshire Record D5450 NRA 8918 papers Office Derbyshire RO misc. Cox Brothers & Lead c.1806- Minutes, ledgers, stock Tyne and Wear 1512/6764- NRA 32095 Co. Ltd. Manufacturers 1966 books, correspondence Archives 6826 Samuel Merchant and 1739-1768 Account book Unknown N/A NRA 4149 Crompton Banker Crompton Denby Iron & Iron and Coal 1897-1900 Annual returns Sheffield Archives TW 257 NRA 34879 Thos Coal Co. Ltd. Ward Derby Bank 1868-1889 Memorandum and HSBC Group AC NRA 10101 Commercial articles of association, Archives Midland Bank Bank Ltd. board minutes, balance sheets Derby & Bank 1833-1898 Minutes, ledger, deeds Royal Bank of N/A NRA 23504 Derbyshire Scotland Group Banking Survey Banking Co. Archives Ltd. Derby Crown China 1769-70 Small ledger British Museum: Bembrose N/A Porcelain Co. Manufacturers Department of Papers Ltd. Medieval and
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Modern Europe c. 1820-80 Designs Victoria and E912-1749- N/A Albert Museum: 1973 Department of Designs, Prints and Drawings c.1870-80 Historical notes relating Derbyshire Record D4945 N/A to the company Office c.1780- Pattern Books Derby Museum N/A N/A 1810 and Art Gallery Derwent Hotel Hotel 1811-1984 Title deeds Derbyshire Record D5699 NRA 8918 Office Derbyshire RO misc. F.H. Drabble & Fullers, 1749-1928 Deeds and papers Derbyshire Record D858 N/A Sons Ltd. Bleachers and Office Dyers 1889-1963 Correspondence and Derbyshire Record D504 NRA 10673 accounts Office Brooke-Taylor B. Durden Cobbler 1847-57 Accounts Derbyshire Record D5785 N/A Office Stephen Farmer and 1794-1804 Accounts Derbyshire Record D4221 NRA 8918 Dumelow Brewer Office Derbyshire RO
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misc. John D. Eaton Pawnbroker 1889-1972 Records Derbyshire Record D1956 N/A Office Ensor & Co. Firebrick and 1880-1967 Minutes, share records, Derbyshire Record D2803 NRA 43245 Ltd. terracotta ledgers, cash books, stock Office goods books and misc. papers manufacturer Walter Evans & Sweing Cotton 1787-1920 Correspondence book, Derbyshire Record D5231 NRA 8918 Co. Ltd. Manufacturers ledgers, stock book, cash Office Derbyshire RO and wages books misc 1905-62 Minutes, register of Glasgow NRA(S)3088 NRA 20914 members, share ledger University Coats Archive Services 1821-32 Mill book North East X539 N/A Lincolnshire Archives Eyam Mining Mining 1860-1956 Correspondence, Derbyshire Record D5430 NRA 43735 Company Company accounts and legal case Office papers Flagg, Lead Mines 18th-19th Reckoning books and Sheffield Archives Bagshawe NRA 7871 Chelmorton Centuries other records relating to Collection Bagshawe Coll.
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Enlightenment! Derbyshire Setting the Pace in the Eighteenth Century: Survey of Ephemera and various mines Taddington Lead Mines William Lace 1898-1992 Minutes, accounts, Derbyshire Record D3770 NRA 27879 Fletcher & Sons Manufacturers papers Office Fletcher & Sons (Derby) Ltd. 1898-1959 Letter Books, accounts, Derbyshire Record D5237 NRA 43242 ledgers, cash and wage Office books, time book, plans and papers James Foster Baker and 1866-1929 Accounts and personal Derbyshire Record D3073 N/A Grocer papers Office Fox Family Soap makers 18th Records Derbyshire Record N/A N/A Century Office James Fox & Wheelwright, 1874-1885 Accounts Derbyshire Record D6641 NRA 8918 Son blacksmith Office Derbyshire RO and carpenter misc. Percy Gamble Grocer and 1897-1918 Cash book, account Derbyshire Record D5442/1 NRA 8918 Coal Merchant books and other papers Office Derbyshire RO misc. Granville Colliery 1872-1940 Wages, signing-on, letter Derbyshire Record N/A N/A Colliery Co. and cost book Office
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Ltd. Greatrake Lead Lead Mine 1847-73 Reckoning book Private (Enquiries N/A NRA 9688 Revell Mine to Derbyshire Record Office) A. Greaves & Chemists 1849-1962 Ledgers, wage books, Chesterfield N/A NRA 20999 Son Ltd. correspondence, Library Greaves prescription registers and misc. papers 1867 Prescription Books Derbyshire Record D1729 N/A Office 20th Additional records Derbyshire Record D6295 N/A Century Office Gresley Brewers, 1890-98 Articles of association, Derbyshire Record D499 NRA 14297 Brewery Ltd. maltsters, wine minutes, property Office Gresley and spirit records, papers relating merchants to liquidation Griffe Grange Lead Mine 1656-1798 Lot and cope payments Derbyshire Record D258; D554 N/A Lead Mines and accounts Office Groom & Co. Saw mills, 1899-1901 Deeds, accounts, Derbyshire Record D504 NRA 10673 Ltd. timber and correspondence and list Office Brooke-Taylor marble works of employees
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Edward Hall Bleachers 19th-20th Inventories, financial and Derbyshire Record D5032 N/A Ltd. Centuries misc. records Office 1957-79 Minutes, accounts and Derbyshire Record D5395/10/3 NRA 43404 papers Office Hardwick Colliery Early 19th Coal, work done and Private (Enquiries N/A NRA 3812 Colliery Co. Century wages account books to North Yorkshire Milnes-Coates Ltd. Record Office) Late 19th Papers Derbyshire Record D6409/1/6/4 N/A Century Office 1888-1900 Minutes Derbyshire Record D2716 N/A Office 1926-44 Director‟s reports, Derbyshire Record D2375 M NRA 30399 accounts etc. Office Harpur Crewe Thomas Hardy Builder and 1814-24 Day book Private (Enquiries N/A NRA 14646 Stone Mason to Derbyshire Hardy Record Office) Harpur & Sons. Printers 1874-1933 Accounts, ledgers, day, Derbyshire Record D2668 NRA 43243 order and wage books, Office misc papers Haslam Foundry and c.1905- Sales and estimate books, Derbyshire Record D1522 NRA 34309 Foundry and Engineering 1934 trade catalogues Office Haslam
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Engineering 1868-1920 Letter book, accounts, Derbyshire Record D1079/21-26 NRA 43096 Co. Ltd. ledgers, engineering Office Haslam sketches and notes Heanor Colliery 1778-1822 Accounts Derbyshire Record 1832Z NRA 8918 Colliery Office Derbyshire RO misc Joseph Helling Ironmonger 1868-76 Invoices Derbyshire Record D3588 NRA 8918 Office Derbyshire RO misc R. Heathcote Joiner 1894-1928 Sales ledger Derbyshire Record D504 NRA 10673 Office Brooke-Taylor Hill Rake Lead Lead Mine 1774-80 Reckoning book Derbyshire Record D1154 NRA 8918 Mine Office Derbyshire RO misc T. Chemist 1842-49 Account book Derbyshire Record 2074Z NRA 8918 Hollingsworth Office Derbyshire RO misc Hurt Family Ironworkers 1782-1844 Derbyshire Records Derbyshire Record D2535 N/A and Millers Office Office 1849-63 Alderwasley Corn Mill Derbyshire Record D5505/1 NRA 8918 record book Office Derbyshire RO
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misc T. & J. Hutton Scythe and 1891-1973 Purchase journals and Derbyshire Record D3206 NRA 42115 & Co. Ltd. Sickle cash books, wages book, Office Manufacturers papers relating to sales Thomas Hatter 1836-46 Account book Derbyshire Record D3120 N/A Jenkinson Office Thomas Hatter, 1834-1846 Account book Derbyshire Record D3120 NRA 8918 Jenkinson (fl. Dronfield Office Derbyshire RO 1834-1846) misc John Jerram & Heating and 1891-97 Letter book Derbyshire Record D321 NRA 11168 Co. Ltd. Sanitary Office Jerram Engineers Richard Ironmasters 1888-1974 Inventories, financial Derbyshire Record D4572, 4484 NRA 40270 Johnson & and Wire records and misc papers Office Johnson Nephew Ltd. Drawers Junction Street Mill 1856-1946 Deeds Derbyshire Record D6756 N/A Mill, Derby Office Kempson & Co. Tar Distillers 1897-1956 Articles of association, Derbyshire Record D999B NRA 20444 shares register, minutes, Office Kempson accounts, wages books, tenancy agreements etc.
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Leeds Woollen Drapers 1889-1958 Account book, Derbyshire record 2251B NRA 8918 Cloth Co. Ltd. stocktaking book, Office Derbyshire RO expense analysis book misc 1930-1980 Directors minutes, daily Derbyshire Record D6044 NRA 8918 sales books, stocktaking Office Derbyshire RO records, salaries record misc book and financial records Ley’s Malleable Iron Founders 1873-1981 Title deeds and papers Derbyshire Record D5472 NRA 8918 Casting Co. Office Derbyshire RO Ltd. misc Lloyd, Wilson Silk 1746 Letter book Derby Local N/A NRA 20300 & Co. Manufacturers Studies Library Derby L coll Long Eaton Lace 1902-1974 Minute book (1961-1974) Nottingham MS 478 N/A Bridge Mills Manufacturers and account books (1902- University Co. Ltd. 1960) Library: Department of Manuscripts and Special Collections 1902-1962 Papers Derbyshire Record D7242 N/A Office
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1895-1962 Accounts and financial papers, shareholders, production, staff, property; records of J. Fearfield Ltd. Long Eaton Lessors of Lace 1882-1971 Minutes, registers, Private (Enquiries 404 NRA 28631 West End Mill Making balance sheets, ledgers, to The National Business Company Ltd. Factory Space bank books, workman‟s Archives, wages Archives Sector Development) James Fustian 1777-1828 Deeds, accounts, Derbyshire Record D3580 NRA 25035 Longsdon Manufacturer correspondence, stock Office Longsdon records, memoranda book, list of looms William Mineral Agent, 1737-84 Accounts and papers Sheffield Archives Bagshawe NRA 7871 Longsdon Derbyshire Collection Bagshawe Collection Longstone Lead Mine 1842-1847 Report and account book, Science Museum MSS 362-3 N/A Edge Lead record of ore raised and Library7
7 This material is held at their Library in Swindon which is open on Tuesdays. The catalogue is available online: http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/about_us/about_the_museum/science_library/catalogues.aspx. Page | 25
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Mines prices realised Lovatts Pottery 1895-1972 Minutes, ledgers, wage Derbyshire Record D3147 NRA 43859 Potteries Ltd. records, plan and papers Office Charles Sickle and 1843-1934 Order book, bank book, Derbyshire Record D2810 NRA 35793 Lowcock Reaping Hook trade mark and insurance Office Lowock Manufacturers papers, deeds, etc. Samuel Lowe & Alma and 1898-1905 Ledger, balance sheets, Derbyshire record D2720 NRA 8918 Sons Brunswick account book Office Derbyshire RO Potteries misc Edward Lucas Iron Founders 1740-1972 Deeds and documents Derbyshire Record D4447 NRA 8918 & Son Ltd. relating to property, Office Derbyshire RO documents relating to misc closure Macmillan Ltd. Printers 1888-1961 Ledgers, cash and wages Derbyshire Record D5824 NRA 27878 books, inventories etc. Office 20th Business records Derbyshire Record D5749, N/A Century Office D5824/2-10 Magpie Lead Lead Mine 1839-1947 Resolution book Science Museum MS 365 N/A Mine Library and Archives 1842-44 Account book Derbyshire Record D5206/7 NRA 8918
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Office Derbyshire RO misc 19th Plans Derbyshire Record D5997 NRA 8918 Century Office Derbyshire RO misc Manful Family Gypsum Mine 1872-72 Papers Derbyshire Record D2614B NRA 26279 Owners Office Shaw & Fuller Manners Colliery 1880-1951 Minute books, financial Derbyshire Record D4493 NRA 39881 Colliery Co. records, plans, misc. Office Manners Ltd. correspondence and the diaries and student notebooks of manager Markham & Steam Engine 1889-20th Minutes and corporate Private (Enquiries N/A NRA 21986 Co. Ltd. and Colliery Century records to Derbyshire Markham Equipment Record Office) Manufacturers, c.1919-89 Order books, ledgers, Derbyshire Record D2102 NRA 42269 Constructural plans and drawings Office Markham Engineers, c.1863- Financial records, Derbyshire Record D2881, D4755, N/A Chesterfield 1980 production and staff Office D4806 records, copy engineering drawings,
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order books and misc. papers 1925-36 Articles, reports and Derbyshire Record D3808/37 N/A balance sheets Office 1952-54 Broad Oak Works weekly Derbyshire Record D5500/11 NRA 8918 report book Office Derbyshire RO misc 1923 Plans and architectural Derbyshire Record D5819 NRA 8918 drawings for cottages to Office Derbyshire RO be built by the Industrial misc Housing Association 1886-1987 Directors minutes, Derbyshire Record D5898/1-3 NRA 8918 accounts relating to Office Derbyshire RO Boving, Markham and misc Brown agreement and J.A. MacDonald Fund cash book 1987-2005 Minutes, accounts and Derbyshire Record D7037 N/A other records Office Robert Marples Timber 1887-95 Day book Derbyshire Record 1756M NRA 8918 Merchant Office Derbyshire RO
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misc Joseph Mason Varnish, Paint 1872-1997 Minutes, membership Derbyshire Record GB 0026 NRA 43595 & Co. Ltd. and Colour registers, letter books, Office D5599 Manufacturers deeds, financial and staff records, production papers 1874-1976 Minutes, ledgers, mixing Private (Enquiries No. 599 NRA 28631 books, wage books, to The National Business correspondence and Archives, papers Archives Sector Development) 1821-1904 Particulars of stock, Derbyshire Record D3993 NRA 37689 correspondence, deeds Office Mason and misc. papers Meerbrook Mining and 1769-1903 Minutes, prospectuses, Derbyshire Record D3029 NRA 35233 Sough Co. Drainage correspondence, legal Office Ilkeston HWB Company case papers, mining account book Thomas and Chemists and 1857-71 Ledgers Derbyshire Record D5633 NRA 8918 William Merry Pharmacists Office Derbyshire RO misc
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1872-1967 Accounts and ledgers Derbyshire Record D5534 NRA 8918 Office Derbyshire RO misc Mill Dam Mining 1852-84 Order book, pay sheets, Derbyshire record D1738 NRA 8918 Mining Co. Company plans and diagrams8 Office Derbyshire RO misc Needham Lead Mine 1766-1815 Reckoning book Derbyshire Record D1154 NRA 8918 Grove Lead Office Derbyshire RO Mine misc New Mills Coal Coal Mine 1711-1757 Account book Derbyshire Record D3226 Z NRA 8918 Mines Office Derbyshire RO misc Newton Joiner, Malster 1779-97 Bill book Derbyshire Record N/A N/A and Coal Office Merchant James Oakes & Colliers 1925-32 Minute book Derbyshire Record D2521 NRA 8918 Co. (Riddings Office Derbyshire RO Collieries) Ltd. misc Alfreton Iron 1886-1908 Alfreton ironworks Derbyshire Record D2468/1 NRA 8918 Works ledger and account book Office Derbyshire RO
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misc c. 1912- Pattern book (Alfreton Derbyshire Record D5972 NRA 8918 1919 Iron Works) Office Derbyshire RO misc Offilers Brewery 1899-1979 Minutes, seal book, Private (Enquiries N/A N/A Brewery Ltd. annual reports and to The National accounts Archives, Archives Sector Development) Orchard Lead Mine 1844-75 Memorandum and Derbyshire Record 1456M NRA 18996 Mining Co. articles of associations, Office Knowles share transfers, balance sheet, accounts, reckonings, correspondence Pearson & Co. Stoneware 1699-1981 Minutes, correspondence Derbyshire Record D2733 NRA 43489 (Chesterfield) Manufacturers files, legal papers, Office Ltd. ledgers, day books, employment records, plans and papers, including records of
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subsidiaries 1877-98 Work diaries including Derbyshire Record D4475 NRA 8918 details of repairs and Office Derbyshire RO wages, time book misc 1813-1975 Records including deeds Derbyshire Record D6348 N/A Office R. Pegg & Co. Colour 1840-47 Correspondence and Derbyshire Record D770 N/A Workers papers Office Thomas Potter 1841-1849 Day book Derbyshire Record D3360 NRA 8918 Perkins Office Derbyshire RO misc J. L. Philips & Cotton and 1744-1816 Deeds, papers and Derbyshire Record 507B NRA 13543 Brother Silk account book Office Cressbrok Manufacturers 18th-20th Accounts etc. Phillips Manchester M84 NRA 14283 Century family papers and Archives and Philips correspondence Local Studies Pickersgill & Grate and 1888-1967 Accounts, invoice books, Derbyshire Record D626 NRA 34310 Frost Ltd. Stove stock records, order Office Pickersgill Manufacturers books, patterns, wages books, catalogues T. & M. Quarry 1811-44 Ledgers, accounts and Derbyshire Record D4354 NRA 40080
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Pickford Co. Owners correspondence Office Pickford Pilsley Colliery Colliery 1900-58 Letter book, signing-on Derbyshire Record N34 NRA 11512 Co. Ltd. books, pithead baths and Office NCB: Derbys canteen committee minutes 1870-72 Wages ledger Derbyshire Record D5298/9/1 NRA 8918 Office Derbyshire RO misc 1880-1881 Report book for Pilsley Derbyshire Record D5810 NRA 8918 RO Pit Office misc Pindale End Lead Mine 1784-1815 Reckoning books Derbyshire Record D1154 NRA 8918 Lead Mine Office Derbyshire RO misc Pindale Mining Lead Mine 1862-76 Reckoning and account Derbyshire Record D1154 NRA 8918 Co. book Office Derbyshire RO misc Pinxton Colliery 1900-40 Electricity department Derbyshire Record D4810/1 NRA 8918 Collieries Ltd. time and wage books Office Derbyshire RO misc 19th Misc. papers Derbyshire Record D658 N/A Century Office
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c. 1950 Misc. historical notes Derbyshire Record D5177/4-5 NRA 8918 relating to Pinxton Office Derbyshire RO Collieries and workers misc Edmund Potter Calico Printers 1835-1960 Balance sheets, pattern, Derbyshire Record D1589 N/A & Co. Ltd. sample and recipe books, Office plans etc. 1848- Dye book Victoria and T398-1972 NRA 30151 c.1860 Albert Museum: Department of Textiles and Dress Raventor Lead Lead Mine 1656-1783 Accounts and papers Derbyshire Record D258 N/A Mine Office c.1664-77 Accounts Derbyshire Record D5508 N/A Office Red Butts Lead Lead Mine 1848-49 Reckoning and Sheffield Archives Bagshawe NRA 7871 Mine correspondence Collection Bagshawe Coll Reinishaw Iron Ironworks 1899-1970 Minutes, registers Derbyshire Record D6207 NRA 8918 Company Office Derbyshire RO Limited misc B. Rhodes Newspaper 1855-61 Records Derbyshire Record D4461 N/A Printer Office
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Rickard Mills Silk 1868-1901 Financial papers and Derbyshire Record D504/172 NRA 10673 Manufacturers deeds Office Brooke-Taylor John Riddiard Malster and 1794-1822 Account book Derbyshire Record D6586/2/1 NRA 8918 Miller Office Derbyshire RO misc Ripley Hair and Fibre 1882-1959 Summary ledgers etc. Derbyshire Record D3298 NRA Derbyshire Manufacturing Cloth apparently of this firm Office RO misc Co. Ltd. Manufacturers Rippor Lead Lead Mine 1801-58 Reckoning book etc. Derbyshire Record D3305 NRA 8918 Mine Office Derbyshire RO misc Robinson & Textile and 1776-1996 Minutes, financial Derbyshire Record D5395 NRA 43404 Sons Ltd. Packaging records, letter books, Office Manufacturers legal papers and title deeds, personnel records and production papers 1937 Additional records Derbyshire Record D6339 N/A Office Rowbottom & Printers 1870-88 Sales ledger, bills, Derbyshire Record D966 N/A Sons and correspondence, etc. Office 1910-70
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Sanderson & Coach and 1887-1963 Account books (26), desk Derbyshire Record D2696 N/A Holmes Ltd. Motor Body book, stock inventory, Office Builders plant schedule Scarsdale Brewery N.D. Estate ledger N/A N/A N/A Brewery Co. 18th-20th Deeds Derbyshire Record D5523 N/A Ltd. Century Office Sharpe Bros. & Sanitary 1860-1967 Director‟s minute book, Derbyshire Record 512B NRA 14647 Co. Ltd. Earthenware memoranda of Office Sharpe Bros Manufacturers agreements with employees, records of firing kilns, insurance reports etc. Sheepbridge Colliery and 1898-1922 Glapwell Colliery (Ault Derbyshire Record N/38/16 NRA 11512 Coal and Iron Ironworks Hucknall) records, Office NCB: Derbys Co. Ltd. including weekly labour costs and monthly coal costs c.1950-59 Langwith Colliery Nottingham Acc 1611 N/A (Whaley Thorns) records University and memorabilia Library, Department of
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Manuscripts and Special Collections 1957-58 No. 2 blast furnace Derbyshire Record D5500/12 NRA 8918 papers Office Derbyshire RO misc 1868-1869 Survey levels record Derbyshire Record D5818 NRA 8918 book Office Derbyshire RO misc 1828-1960 Misc. coal mining, Derbyshire Record D5816 NRA 8918 ironstone workings, Office Derbyshire RO Sheepbridge Company misc township plans Sheepbridge Iron Masters c. 1890- Engineering drawings Derbyshire Record D985, D1016, N/A Rolling Mills c.1970 and misc. records Office D1413, D1438, Ltd. D2563 1863-1970 Articles, minutes, share Derbyshire Record D3808/13 NRA 37049 records, ledgers, journals Office Stanton and accounts, employment and production records 1965-75 Register of members, Sheffield Archives MD 7081 NRA 34857
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share records, cash book Sheldon Lead Lead Mine 18th-19th Reckoning books and Sheffield Archives Bagshawe NRA 7871 Mines Century other records relating to Collection Bagshawe Coll various mines Shipley Colliery 1824-1948 Records Derbyshire Record N/A N/A Colliery Co. Office 1749-1946 Additional records, Derbyshire Record D6272 NRA 44363 accounts Office 1903-1908 Wages book relating to D799/2/6 NRA Woodside Colliery Derbyshire RO misc Shirebrook Colliery 1704-1949 Records Derbyshire Record D3302 N/A Colliery Ltd. Office 18th-20th Deeds, leases and Derbyshire Record D3302 N/A Century balance sheets Office W. H. & J. Quarry 1871-1965 Notebooks relating to Derbyshire Record D5197 NRA 8918 Slater Ltd. Owners, Brick factory management and Office Derbyshire RO and Terracotta sales, catalogues and misc Goods misc. papers Manufacturers 1910-1981 Annual accounts, trade Derbyshire Record D5707 NRA 8918 catalogues, articles of Office Derbyshire RO
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association and misc correspondence Smedley Bros. Ironfounders, c.1890- Articles of association, Derbyshire Record D982, D2790 N/A Ltd. Manufacturers 1970 misc. stock and order Office of Grinding books, loose accounts, Machinery plans and drawings etc., trade catalogues John Smedley Hosiery 1854-1954 Records Derbyshire Record D3546 N/A Ltd. Manufacturers Office 19th-20th Minutes and accounts Derbyshire Record D3546 N/A Century Office Smith & Co. Ironworks 1805-33 Partnership ledger, letter Sheffield Archives SSC 75-77 NRA 489 book, journey book Sheffield Smelting Henry Smith Lace 19th-20th Papers Nottinghamshire DD/2201 N/A Draughtsman Century Archives John Smith & Hatters 1779-1826 Account book and letters Derbyshire Record D6586/1/1, 3, NRA 8918 Sons Office 5, 6-9 Derbyshire RO misc Samuel Smith Bank 1806-1903 Partnership and Royal Bank of N/A NRA 23504 & Co. Bank customer records, Scotland Group Banking Survey
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correspondence and Archives accounts Smith’s Grove Led Mine 1766-75 Reckoning book Derbyshire Record D1154 NRA 8918 Lead Mine Office Derbyshire RO misc Snake and Mill Lead Mines 1863-1940 Records Derbyshire Record N/A N/A Close Lead Office Mines 1863-1920 Snake Mine reckoning Derbyshire Record D2160G NRA 7851 Peak book Office Mines Soc 1881-1918 Abstract of title and other Derbyshire Record D504/101/17 N/A papers Office Thomas Cotton 1896-1911 Correspondence Derbyshire Record D504/85/10 N/A Somerset of Doubler Office Lumford Mills South Colliery 1894-1906 Letter books, paying-in Derbyshire Record N33/2 NRA 11512 Normanton books etc. Office NCB: Derbys Colliery Co. 1882-1910 Accounts, Derbyshire Record D4732 NRA 8918 Ltd. correspondence, Office Derbyshire RO vouchers and bills and misc yield book 1947 Colliery photograph Derbyshire Record D6437 N/A
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Office c.1900- Surface plans with Derbyshire Record D7165 N/A 1955 geological information Office c.1905- Letter books, coroner‟s Derbyshire Record D7330 N/A 1938 court proceedings on pit Office explosion, Explosion Relief Fund donations book Stanley Colliery 1884-86 Pay book Derbyshire Record 11712/81 NRA 8918 Kilburn Office Derbyshire RO Colliery misc 1864-1929 Day book, misc. Derbyshire Record D331/3/57-80 NRA 41602 correspondence and Office papers Stanton Iron 1921-1942 Private minutes Shotton Records HMC NRA 35554 Ironworks Co. Manufacturers Centre Stewarts Ltd. and Colliery 1909-39 Balance sheets, Nottingham St NRA 18132 Proprietors summaries (copies) University Nottingham Library, Univ misc Department of Manuscripts and
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Special Collections 1889-1952 Staff and production Nottinghamshire NCB 11 NRA 34939 records Archives 1878-1962 Minutes, reports, share Derbyshire Record D3808/2 NRA 37049 records, accounts and Office Stanton financial papers, legal papers, personnel records, other misc. papers 1878-1975 Holwell Works Leicestershire, DE5321/1, NRA 6263 Leics (Asfordby Hill) staff Leicester and DE6319 RO misc record cards, wages Rutland, Record book, accounts, plans Office for and ledgers 1906-1910 Notebook of production Derbyshire Record D5829 NRA 8918 details Office Derbyshire RO misc 1952-1980 Diaries of Fred Alvey, Derbyshire Record D6146 NRA 8918 Draughtsman Office Derbyshire RO misc c.1950- Papers, slides and Leicestershire, DE6746 N/A
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1975 ephemera relating to Leicester and Holwell Works Rutland, Record Office for Staveley Coal Ironfounders 1690-1901 Misc. records, including Sheffield Archives SIR 1-32 NRA 34877 & Iron Co. Ltd. and Colliery ledgers and journals of Proprietors South Yorkshire Ironmasters‟ Syndicate 1841-1962 Minutes, balance sheets, Derbyshire Record D3808/1 NRA 37049 ledgers, journals, Office Stanton production and other records 1908-73 Correspondence, Derbyshire Record D1185, D1721 N/A accounts, agreements, Office laboratory records, plans, catalogues etc. 1899-1938 Compensation Derbyshire Record N/14/2, 17 NRA 11512 settlements and signing- Office NCB: Derbys on book Staveley Chemical 1865- Stores book, by-product Derbyshire Record N/A N/A Chemicals Ltd. Manufacturers c.1970 account book, purchase Office ledger, cost books,
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drawings of gas engines with log book etc. 1911-1954 Contracts, quotations Derbyshire Record D1185 NRA 8918 and development plan Office Derbyshire RO misc 1900-86 Papers relating to Derbyshire record D3808/9 NRA 37049 formation of company as Office Stanton Stanton & Staveley Sales Ltd., ledgers, accounts, and balance sheets, correspondence files 1986 Plan of plant Derbyshire record D6091 NRA 8918 Office Derbyshire RO misc George Locomotive 1841-54 Minutes and papers Institute of Acc 1002 N/A Stephenson & Manufacturers Mechanical Co. Ltd. and Engineers Engineers Library Stretton’s Brewery 1890-1993 Minutes, registers, share Derbyshire Record D5763 NRA 8918 Derby Brewery and property records Office Derbyshire RO Ltd. misc Strines Printing Calico Printers 1868-81 Registered patterns (8 Manchester M75 N/A
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Co. Vols.) Archives and Local Studies c.1990- Pattern books, technical Derbyshire record D5807 NRA 8918 1999 drawings and Office Derbyshire Ro management papers misc W. G. & J. Cotton 1748-1850 Business and family Derbyshire Record D5303 NRA 20300 Strutt Ltd. Spinners letters, some relating to Office Derby L coll the Derby Rib machine 18th-20th Productivity figures, Nottinghamshire DD.BK/4 NRA 30442 Century patent records, family Archives Strutt papers, including personal account books 1864-94 Draft accounts Derbyshire Record D3772/E41/3 NRA 35232 Office Strutt c.1775- Business and other Derbyshire Record D6948 NRA 9852 1950 records Office Francis Sumner Cotton 1935-65 Cash book Staffordshire and D4241, 4382 NRA 29524 & Co. (1920) Spinners and Stoke-on-Trent Brough Ltd. Manufacturers Archive Service: Nicholson Staffordshire County Record
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Office 1880-1934 Misc papers and Derbyshire Record D37-5/104-111 NRA 8918 accounts, managers Office Derbyshire RO reports etc. misc Swanwick Colliery 1860-1912 Statements of accounts, Derbyshire Record D1763 N/A Collieries Co. coal leases and receipts, Office and correspondence 1895-1946 Plans and papers Derbyshire Record D877 N/A Office Tatham & Co. Lace 1877-1994 Minutes, plans, Nottingham BTI N/A Ltd. Manufacturers photographs and other University records Library, Department of Manuscripts and Special Collections A. G. Taylor, Marble Works 1899-1901 Business records Derbyshire Record D504/46 N/A Bakewell Office Marble Works Co. and Rutland Works James Taylor & Bank 1797-1813 Cash account ledger and Royal Bank of N/A NRA 23504
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Sons bill book Scotland Group Banking Survey Archives Thomas Wheelwright 1870-1905 Account book Derbyshire Record 2599 Z NRA 8918 Thawnley Office Derbyshire RO misc Tinley and Lead Mine 1788-96 Accounts Derbyshire Record D258/21/20/1 N/A Hannage Office Slough Lead Mine Tolson & Gibb Cotton 1867-77 Ledgers Derbyshire record D2577 NRA 25795 Spinners and Office Tolson Doublers R. H. Turner Watchmaker, c. 1850- Records Derbyshire Record D4995 N/A Jeweler and c.1950 Office Optician Twelve Meers Lead Mine 1734-84 Reckoning books and Sheffield Archives Bag C NRA 7871 Lead Mine papers Bagshawe Coll Wallis & Lace Making 1888-1948 Order book, quotations, Nottingham WA NRA 14324 Longden (Long Machinery letter books, time account University Wallis & Eaton) Ltd. Manufacturers Library, Longdon Department of
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Manuscripts and Special Collections Wardlow and Lead Mine 1750-1853 Reckoning books and Sheffield Archives Bag C NRA 7871 Tideswell Lead papers relating to various Bagshawe Coll Mines mines 1846-52 Tideswell area ore Derbyshire Record D4454 N/A accounts Office Watergrove Lead Mine 1806-20 Reckoning book Derbyshire Record D3304/2 NRA 8918 Lead Mine Office Derbyshire RO misc 1783-1835 Reckoning book and Sheffield Archives Bagshawe NRA 7871 minutes Collection Bagshawe Coll 1835-54 Reckoning book Derbyshire Record D1289 NRA 19306 Office Derby mines 1804-06 Accounts Derbyshire Record D258/22/9/4 N/A Office J. & G. Wells Coal masters 1876-98 Records Derbyshire Record D4862 N/A Lrd. and Colliery Office Proprietors George H. Tape 1862-1980 Financial records, order, Derbyshire Record DF/PH NRA 30796 Wheatcroft & Manufacturers stock, wages and Office Wheatcroft &
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Co. Ltd. production books, price Co. lists, sales and sample books, inventories etc. N. Wheatcroft Coal 1892-1968 General ledgers, day Derbyshire Record D3362 N/A & Co. Merchants books, cash books, wages Office book etc. 20th Records, including Derbyshire Record D1368 N/A Century papers of predecessor Office companies A. & A. Chemist 1872-1967 Accounts and Derbyshire Record D5534 NRA 8918 Williamson correspondence Office Derbyshire RO misc Wirksworth Lead Mine 16th-18th Accounts and papers Derbyshire Record D258 N/A Lead Mines Century Office 16th-17th Accounts The National C108/62 N/A Century Archives Wren Nest Mill Cotton 1824-27 Purchase and sales day Derbyshire Record 1489Z NRA 19690 Spinners book Office Glossop book
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Misc. Traders
Trade Date Scope Repository Record Reference NRA Cat. Ref. Apothecary 1675-1740 Accounts Derbyshire Record Office D77 N/A Brewer 1833-36 Accounts Derbyshire Record Office EZ44 NRA 14410 Derbys history Brewer 1844-45 Cellar book Derbyshire Record Office D769 N/A Brewer and 1652-58 Accounts Derbyshire Record Office 179Z NRA 8918 Derbyshire Farmer RO misc Brickworks 1837-42 Account book Derbyshire Record Office D1231 N/A Innkeeper 1879-1901 Memo book Private (Enquiries to N/A NRA 12292 Winster Derbyshire Record poor Office) Ironworks 1859-68 Account book Derbyshire Record Office D4801 N/A Leadminer 1856-1879 Account book Derbyshire Record Office D325 B/F NRA 8918 Derbyshire RO misc Shoemaker 1844-51 Account book Northampton Museum N/A NRA 9196 and Art Gallery Northampton Museum Shoemaker 1827-30 Account book Derbyshire Record Office N/A N/A
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Derbyshire Trade Directories
Bailey’s Northern Directory, or Merchant’s and Tradesman’s Useful Companion, for the Year 1781
Company Trade Location Richard Arkwright & co. Cotton Manufacturer Bakewell Richard Arkwright & co. Cotton Manufacturer Cromford John Barker Esq. Lead Merchant Bakewell David Barns & co. Iron Manufacturer Chesterfield John Dixon Glass Manufacturer and Coal Whittington Miner George Evans Lead Merchant and Miller Cromford John Gardom and Sons Yarn and Cotton Merchants Bakewell Francis Hurt Esq. Iron Manufacturer and Wirksworth Merchant Charles Hurt Esq. Lead Merchant Cromford Samuel Jebb Merchant Chesterfield Jebb and Bower Manufacturers of Hose Chesterfield Charles Kinder Manufacturers of Hose Chesterfield William Longsdon Lead Merchant Eyam Bernard Lucas Lead Merchant Chesterfield Matthews and Butler Iron Manufacturers Wingerworth Robert Marsden Manchester Carrier Oxclose Richard Natt Manufacturer of Hose Chesterfield Peter Nightingale Esq. Lead Merchant Lea near Wirksworth Thomas and Ebenezer Cutlers and Factors Chesterfield Parkers George Platts & co. Marble-Cutters Ashford Smith, Clarke, Munton & Iron Manufacturers Chesterfield Enlightenment! Derbyshire Setting the Pace in the Eighteenth Century: Survey of Ephemera co. Joseph Storrs Lead and Iron Manufacturers Chesterfield John Twigg & co. Lead Merchants Bakewell John White Manufacturer of Hose Chesterfield Richard White Lead Merchant Eyam
Bailey’s Western Directory (1783)
Company Trade Location Richard Arkwright & co. Cotton Manufacturer Bakewell Richard Arkwright & co. Cotton Manufacturer Cromford John Barker Esq. Lead Merchant Bakewell David Barns & co. Iron Manufacturer Chesterfield John Dixon Glass Manufacturer and Coal Whittington Miner George Evans Lead Merchant and Miller Cromford John Gardom and Sons Yarn and Cotton Merchants Bakewell Francis Hurt Esq. Iron Manufacturer and Wirksworth Merchant Charles Hurt Esq. Lead Merchant Cromford Samuel Jebb Merchant Chesterfield Jebb and Bower Manufacturers of Hose Chesterfield Charles Kinder Manufacturers of Hose Chesterfield William Longsdon Lead Merchant Eyam Bernard Lucas Lead Merchant Chesterfield Matthews and Butler Iron Manufacturers Wingerworth Robert Marsden Manchester Carrien Oxclose Richard Natt Manufacturer of Hose Chesterfield Peter Nightingale Esq. Lead Merchant Lea near Wirksworth Thomas and Ebenezer Cutlers and Factors Chesterfield Parkers
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George Platts & co. Marble-Cutters Ashford Smith, Clarke, Munton & Iron Manufacturers Chesterfield co. Joseph Storrs Lead and Iron Manufacturers Chesterfield John Twigg & co. Lead Merchants Bakewell John White Manufacturer of Hose Chesterfield Richard White Lead Merchant Eyam William Birch Silk Throwster Derby Henry Carter Silk Throwster Derby John Drewry Printer and Bookseller Derby William Duesbury Porcelain Manufacturer to his Derby Majesty Thomas Eaton Manufacturer of Hose Derby Henry Hall Silk Throwster Derby Daniel Lowe Manufacturer of Hose Derby Walter Mather Iron and Tin Merchant Derby Thomas Mottershaw Cabinet-Maker and Derby Upholsterer Benjamin Oldknow Manufacturer of Hose Derby Henry and Samuel Merchants Derby Richardsons Joshua Smith Manufacturer of Hose Derby Strutts and Manufacturers of Hose in Derby Woolet General and Silk Throwsters Lamech Swift Silk Throwster Derby Edward Vickers Manufacturer of Hose Derby William Ward Silk Throwster Derby Anthony Wilde Silk Throwster Derby William Wright Manufacturer of Hose Derby Thomas Wright Manufacturer of Hose Derby
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Bailey’s British Directory (1784)
Company Trade Location Richard Arkwright & co. Cotton Manufacturers Bakewell Richard Arkwright & co. Cotton Manufacturers Cromford David Barns & co. Iron Manufacturers Cromford John Barker Esq. Lead-Merchant Bakewell John Gordon and Sons Yarn and Cotton Merchant Bakewell Samuel Jebb Merchant Chesterfield Jebb and Bower Manufacturers of Hose Chesterfield Charles Kinder Manufacturers of Hose Chesterfield Bernard Lucas Lead-Merchants Chesterfield Matthews and Butler Iron Manufacturers Wingworth Richard Natt Manufacturers of Hose Chesterfield Peter Nightingale Esq. Lead-Merchant Lea George Platts & co. Marble-Cutters Ashford Smith, Clarke, Munton & Iron-Manufacturers Chesterfield co. Joseph Storrs Lead and Iron Merchant Chesterfield John White Manufacturer of Hose Chesterfield Richard White Lead-Merchant Eyam
Pigot’s Directory Derby and Chesterfield (1819-1820)
Company Trade Location George Broadhurst Cabinet Maker Chesterfield Thomas Dyson Cabinet Maker Chesterfield Daniel Glossop Cabinet Maker Chesterfield Daniel Hodkin Cabinet Maker Chesterfield Christopher Hodkin Cabinet Maker Chesterfield
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William Mankell Cabinet Maker Chesterfield George Parker Cabinet Maker Chesterfield James Plant Cabinet Maker Chesterfield Thomas Stevenson Cabinet Maker Chesterfield Benjamin Tomlinson Cabinet Maker Chesterfield Samuel Wilson Cabinet Maker Chesterfield John Scott Coach Maker Chesterfield John Turner Coach Maker Chesterfield William Bower Watch and Clock Maker Chesterfield Benjamin Fenton Watch and Clock Maker Chesterfield Thomas Johnson Watch and Clock Maker Chesterfield William Robinson Dutch Glove Manufacturer Chesterfield John Adin Cabinet Maker Derby Job Hughes Cabinet Maker Derby Robert Bloor Porcelain Manufacturer Derby Charles Holmes Coach Maker Derby Thomas Moore Coach Maker Derby Walter Evans & co. Cotton Spinner Derby William, George and Joseph Cotton Spinner Derby Strutt James Fox Engineer Derby William and Harrison and Engineer Derby Son William Mosedale Engineer Derby Philip Goodall Glass and China Dealer Derby Hannah Shepherdson Glass and China Dealer Derby John Shepherdson Glass and China Dealer Derby William Smith Glass and China Dealer Derby E.C.W. Smith Gun-Maker Derby Thomas Jones Hat Manufacturers Derby Peter May Hat Manufacturers Derby Robert Mellor Hat Manufacturers Derby
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John Page Hat Manufacturers Derby George Parkus Hat Manufacturers Derby Thomas Bowner Hosiery Manufacturers Derby George Butterworth Hosiery Manufacturers Derby Byng and Fox Hosiery Manufacturers Derby Benjamin Hewitt Hosiery Manufacturers Derby Robert Longdon Hosiery Manufacturers Derby Joseph Moorley Hosiery Manufacturers Derby John Pacey Hosiery Manufacturers Derby James Peet Hosiery Manufacturers Derby Harvey Jordan Iron Founders Derby Joseph Smith Iron Founders Derby Weatherhead, Glover & co. Iron Founders Derby T. Wheeldon Iron Founders Derby Bingham, Humpstone & co. Iron Merchant Derby Samuel Smith Iron Merchant Derby Thomas Bridgett Silk Manufacturers Derby Edwards and Milner Silk Manufacturers Derby Wright and Baker Silk Manufacturers Derby William Adcock Silk Throuster Derby George Daniels Silk Throuster Derby Sarah Davenport Silk Throuster Derby Jonathan Shipley Silk Throuster Derby William, George and Joseph Silk Throuster Derby Strutt Lamach, Swift and Son. Silk Throuster Derby William Taylor Silk Throuster Derby George Barnett Upholsterers and Cabinet Derby Makers John Cooper Upholsterers and Cabinet Derby Makers Gamble and Bridges Upholsterers and Cabinet Derby
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Makers William Shaw Upholsterers and Cabinet Derby Makers Joseph Brookhouse Watch Manufacturers Derby Thomas Cooper Watch Manufacturers Derby Wolston Roberts Watch Manufacturers Derby Whitehurst and Son Watch Manufacturers Derby William Edwards Watch and Clock Derby Manufacturers John Gee Watch and Clock Derby Manufacturers Thomas Mawkes Watch and Clock Derby Manufacturers Thomas Pedley Watch and Clock Derby Manufacturers James Shipley Watch and Clock Derby Manufacturers
Pigot and Co’s Commercial Directory for Derbyshire (1835)
Company Trade Location James Oakes & co. Iron Master (Alfreton Iron Alfreton Works) Thomas Bacon Stocking Manufacturer Alfreton John Beeley Stocking Manufacturer Clay Cross Jonathan Elliot Stocking Manufacturer Alfreton Samuel Fletcher Stocking Manufacturer Alfreton Hannah Parker Stocking Manufacturer Alfreton William Williams Stocking Manufacturer Alfreton Jno. Willbraham Clock Maker Summercoates
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Richard Frith Brass Founder Ashbourn George Howard Brass Founder Ashbourn Jarvis Howard Brass Founder Ashbourn John Elleby Clock Maker Ashbourn Richard Frith Clock Maker Ashbourn Benjamin Wyatt Clock Maker Ashbourn John and Thomas Haycock Clock Pinion Makers Ashbourn John Douglas Cooper Cotton Spinner New Mills and Woodeaves William Ellam Glass, Sand and Emery Paper Ashbourn and Emery and Colour Manufacturer (Ashley Mills) William Bradbury Hosier Ashbourn John Tunncliff Hosier Ashbourn Charles Birch Joiner and Cabinet Maker Ashbourn Charles Birch Joiner and Cabinet Maker Ashbourn Thomas Brinsley Joiner and Cabinet Maker Ashbourn Richard Bull Joiner and Cabinet Maker Ashbourn Robert Bunn Joiner and Cabinet Maker Sandybrook William Child Joiner and Cabinet Maker Sandybrook Charles Coxen Joiner and Cabinet Maker Ashbourn John Miers Joiner and Cabinet Maker Ashbourn Edward Milward Joiner and Cabinet Maker Ashbourn William Phillips Joiner and Cabinet Maker Ashbourn Thomas Rose Joiner and Cabinet Maker Clifton Thomas Fearn Joiner and Cabinet Maker Clifton John Sellers Joiner and Cabinet Maker Sandybrook Samuel TGhornley Joiner and Cabinet Maker Ashbourn Edward Bell Watch and Clock Maker Ashbourn John Elleby Watch and Clock Maker Ashbourn Thomas Smith Watch and Clock Maker Ashbourn James Bassett Iron Founder Compton
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George Hall Coach Maker Ashbourn Thomas Stansby Lace Manufacturer Belper John Woodward Lace Manufacturer Belper Thomas Dyson Cabinet Maker Chesterfield Joseph Eyre Cabinet Maker Chesterfield Henry Hall Cabinet Maker Chesterfield William Rodger Cabinet Maker Chesterfield Cephas Savage Cabinet Maker Chesterfield Thomas Stevenson Cabinet Maker Chesterfield Ebenezer Smith & co. Iron Founder Chesterfield Elsam Smith & co. Iron Founder Chesterfield Johnson and Holmes Manufacturer Chesterfield John Kinder Manufacturer Chesterfield Joseph Wild Manufacturer Chesterfield John Robinson Watch and Clock Maker Chesterfield Reuben Tennison Watch and Clock Maker Chesterfield John Thompson Watch and Clock Maker Chesterfield John Hollins Brass Founder Derby Thomas Page Brass Founder Derby George Barnet Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers Joseph Bartholemew Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers Robert Botham Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers Thomas Brown Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers Thomas Cartlich Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers Matthew Cholerton Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers William Cole Cabinet Makers and Derby
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Upholsterers Thomas Collumbell Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers Henry Cunliffe Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers William Ford Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers Gamble and Bridgen Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers Samuel Harvey Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers John Hughes Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers John Lander Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers Gabriel Newton Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers William Orme Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers Edward Smith Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers John Wood Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers Joseph Woollatt Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers Samuel Wooley Cabinet Makers and Derby Upholsterers Robert Bloor China Manufacturer Derby (also 34 Old Bond Street, London) John Baker Cotton Spinner Derby Thomas Bridgett Cotton Spinner Derby Walter Evans Cotton Spinner Derby William, George and Joseph Cotton Spinner Derby
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Strutt James Fox Engineer Derby Joseph Fox Engineer Derby John Harrison Engineer Derby Milliam Mosedale Engineer Derby Falconer and Peach Iron Founders Derby William Gibson Iron Founders Derby George Haywood Iron Founders Derby Marshall, Barber and Iron Founders Derby Wright Thomas Page Iron Founders Derby Bingham, Humpston & co. Iron Merchants Derby Thomas Robinson Iron Merchants Derby William Smallwood Iron Merchants Derby Boden and Morley Lace Manufacturer Derby William Dallison Lace Manufacturer Derby John Evans Lace Manufacturer Derby Charles Gregory Lace Manufacturer Derby Francis Haslam Lace Manufacturer Derby Samuel Hibbert Lace Manufacturer Derby William Hutchinson Lace Manufacturer Derby John Johnson Lace Manufacturer Derby George Rickard Lace Manufacturer Derby John Stevington Lace Manufacturer Derby John Trueman Lace Manufacturer Derby Robert Ward Lace Manufacturer Derby John Wright & co. Lace Manufacturer Derby Thomas Bridgett & co. Silk Manufacturer Derby Mark Brown Silk Manufacturer Derby Frost and Stevenson Silk Manufacturer Derby John Mellor Silk Manufacturer Derby James and Charles Peet Silk Manufacturer Derby
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Jno. and Thomas Robinson Silk Manufacturer Derby William Taylor Silk Manufacturer Derby William Unsworth Silk Manufacturer Derby Robert Ward Silk Manufacturer Derby Wilson, Moore & co. Silk Manufacturer Derby William Adcock Silk Throuster Derby Joseph Bridgett Silk Throuster Derby Mark Brown Silk Throuster Derby Thomas Foster Silk Throuster Derby Ambrose Moore & co. Silk Throuster Derby John Rawlings Silk Throuster Derby Thomas Wilkin Short Silk Throuster Derby William Taylor Silk Throuster Derby Wright and Baker Silk Throuster Derby Samuel Wright Silk Throuster Derby Bancroft and Woodward Watch and Clock Maker Derby Joseph Brookhouse Watch and Clock Maker Derby Peter Brownsword Watch and Clock Maker Derby William Edwards Watch and Clock Maker Derby Holme and Smithard Watch and Clock Maker Derby Thomas Johnson Watch and Clock Maker Derby William Roberts Watch and Clock Maker Derby Wolston Roberts Watch and Clock Maker Derby James Shipley Watch and Clock Maker Derby John Steer Watch and Clock Maker Derby George Tunnicliff Watch and Clock Maker Derby Whitehurst and Son Watch and Clock Maker Derby William Whitehurst Watch and Clock Maker Derby Samuel Bailey Lace Manufacturer Ilkeston Joseph Bailey Lace Manufacturer Ilkeston Francics Ball Lace Manufacturer Ilkeston John Bestwick Lace Manufacturer Heanor
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Ruben Booth Lace Manufacturer Heanor Susan Bowers Lace Manufacturer Ilkeston Henry Carrier Lace Manufacturer Ilkeston George Eley Lace Manufacturer Heanor Elijah Elles Lace Manufacturer Ilkeston Samuel Fletcher Lace Manufacturer Ilkeston Henry Frearson Lace Manufacturer Heanor Thomas Greasley Lace Manufacturer Sandiacre Samuel Green Lace Manufacturer Ilkeston Samuel Harrison Lace Manufacturer Heanor Elijah Johnson Lace Manufacturer Ilkeston Palmer and Barker Lace Manufacturer Sandiacre Thomas Riley Lace Manufacturer Ilkeston John (Blonde) Scattergood Lace Manufacturer Ilkeston John Street and Son Lace Manufacturer Stapleford John Tear Lace Manufacturer Ilkeston Samuel Watley Lace Manufacturer Ilkeston Samuel Whitehead Lace Manufacturer Ilkeston James Wilson Lace Manufacturer Ilkeston Matthew Wood Lace Manufacturer Heanor John Elliott Lace Manufacturers Melbourn John Heap Lace Manufacturers Melbourn James Hemsley Lace Manufacturers Melbourn James Hollingworth Lace Manufacturers Melbourn William Sylvester Lace Manufacturers Melbourn Thomas Timms Lace Manufacturers Melbourn George Hodgkinson Barrow Iron Master and Iron Founder Staveley Peter Arkwright & co. Cotton Spinner Cronford John Smedley Hosiery Manufacturer Lea Mill John and Charles Mold Iron Master Wirksworth John Alsop Lead Merchant Lea Bridge and Crich Joseph Wass Lead Merchant Lea
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Places of Interest:
On the back of this work I identified a number of key places to use in keyword searches of online catalogues.
Alfreton Allestrey and Quarndon Ashbourn Ashover Bakewell Belper Bolsover Brailsford, Langley, Langford and Shirley Butterley, Codnor Park, Denby and Heage Buxton Castleton, Hope and Hathersage Chapel-en-le-Frith Chesterfield Church Gresley, Swadlincote and Croxall Crich and South Wingfield Cubley and Marsdon-Montgomery Darley Dale Derby Doveridge, Somersall and Sudbury Dronfield Duffield Eckington, Barlborough and Mosborough Etwall and Hilton Glossop Hayfield Ilkeston Matlock and Matlock Bath Measham, Bonisthorpe, Oakthorpe and Packington Melbourn, Repton-with-Bretby and Ticknall
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Mellor New Mills Shardlow, Aston and Weston-upon-Trent Spondon, Ockbrook, Burrowash and Chaddesden Staveley and Whittington Stoney Middleton, Eyam and Calver Tideswell Tissington, Bentley and Thorpe Whitwell and Clown Winster Wirksworth and Cromford
Bodleian Library: The John Johnson Collection of Printed Ephemera
At the time of this project the John Johnson Collection of Printed Ephemera at the Bodleian Library, University of Oxford was closed due to refurbishment work being undertaken at the Bodleian Library. According to the Bodleian website:
The New Bodleian is undergoing a complete refurbishment from August 2011. It will re-open officially as a Special Collections Library (to be called The Weston Library) in March 2015. The building must be emptied totally by end July 2011. The move of material in the John Johnson Collection began with modern material in February and will continue until end July 2011.9
I was, however, given access to their new website10 which was used to conduct a preliminary search of the collections. The old website and catalogue11 can still be accessed.
Initial searches of the new website were conducted by place name and then by name using their name index, searching for names found during my search of the
9 http://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/johnson/news-archive/news/temporarymove. 10 http://johnjohnson.chadwyck.co.uk/home.do. 11 http://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/johnson. Page | 65
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National Register of archives and a preliminary search of some early Derbyshire Trade Directories.
Search Term Number Possibly Relevant Items Comment of Hits Alfreton 1 Trade Cards 14 (44) Trade Card Allestrey 0 Quarndon 0 Ashbourn 2 Trade Cards 21 (40) Trade Card Prospectuses of Journals 36 (8) Newspaper Ashover 0 Bakewell 1 Note Headings 6 (29) Lettersheets Belper 4 Trade Cards 14 (55b) Trade Card Trade Cards 14 (55a) Trade Card Trade Cards 14 (56) Trade Card Labels 16 (56) Label – W. G. & J. Strutt Bolsover 1 Note Headings 6 (89) Lettersheets Brailsford 0 Langley 0 Langford 0 Shirley 0 Butterley 0 Codnor Park 0 Denby 0 Heage 0 Buxton 27 Note Headings 7 (82a) Lettersheets Note Headings 7 (82*c) Lettersheets Circulating Libraries 2 (34) Trade Card Note Headings 8 (48a) Lettersheets Note Headings 7 (79c) Lettersheets
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Note Headings 7 (77) Lettersheets Note Headings 7 (80) Lettersheets Patent Medicines 15 (11a) Advert Patent Medicines 15 (11b) Advert Prospectuses of Journals 36 (8) Journal Note Headings 7 (81b) Lettersheets Note Headings 8 (48b) Lettersheets Note Headings 9 (39) Lettersheets Note Headings 7 (78c) Lettersheets Note Headings 7 (82*d) Lettersheets Note Headings 7 (81a) Lettersheets Note Headings 7 (75a) Lettersheets Note Headings 7 (75b) Lettersheets Note Headings 7 (76) Lettersheets Note Headings 7 (74) Lettersheets Wines and Spirits 1 (40) Advert Wines and Spirits 1 (62) Advert Note Headings 7 (82b) Lettersheets Castleton 0 Hope 0 Hathersage 0 Chapel-en-le- 0 Frith Chesterfield 8 Patent Medicines 9 (1a) Advert Trade Cards 12 (112) Trade Card Lotteries vol. 1 (15) Lottery Bill Bill Headings 3 (35a) Bill Head Note Headings 8 (87) Lettersheets Patent Medicines 6 (41) Advert Political General folder 1 Broadside Labels 8 (108) Label Church 0 Gresley
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Swadlincote 1 Labels 19 (4d) Label Croxall 0 Crich 0 South 0 Wingfield Cubley 0 Marsdon- 0 Montgomery Darley Dale 0 Derby 102 Gas and Gas Appliances 2 (31) Adverts Trade Cards 24 (75) Trade Card Trade Cards 24 (76) Trade Card Trade Cards 24 (77) Trade Card Tickets 11 (15) Tickets Tickets 11 (17d) Tickets Human Freaks 3 (74) Handbills Trade Cards 12 (118) Trade Card Labels 16 (12) Labels Note Headings 8 (48a) Lettersheets Prospectuses 23 (58a) Book Prospectus Prospectuses 22 (41) Book Prospectus Note Headings 9 (58) Lettersheets Printed Fabrics Banners Booktrade Trade Cards 4 Binder‟s Ticket Prospectuses 23 (58c) Book Prospectus Bookplates (Johnson) Bookplates Labels 3 (101) Labels Circulating Libraries 2 (36) Labels Note Headings 8 (53a) Lettersheets Circulating Library labels Labels Prospectuses 22 (40) Book Prospectus Labels 1 (99) Labels Provincial Playbills folder 1 (70) Playbills
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Prospectuses of Journals 9 (24) Periodical Prospectus Note Headings 16 (3b) Lettersheets Note Headings 16 (2) Lettersheets Note Headings 15 (26b) Lettersheets Ironmongery 8 (10) Trade Catalogue Provincial Playbills folder 1 (71) Playbills Fire Grates and Cooking Ranges 2 (14a) Adverts Provincial Booktrade 1 (46)12 Adverts Trade Cards 2 (35a) Trade Card Fire Grates and Cooking Ranges 2 (53) Adverts Fire Grates and Cooking Ranges 2 (53) Adverts Fire Grates and Cooking Ranges 1 (44) Adverts Fire Grates and Cooking Ranges 2 (51) Adverts Fire Grates and Cooking Ranges 2 (52) Adverts Entertainments folder 5 (9) Playbills Provincial Booktrade 1 (48b)13 Trade Card Trade Cards 22 (18) Trade Card Trade Cards 22 (19) Trade Card Prospectuses 22 (39b) Book Prospectus Prospectuses 22 (39a) Book Prospectus Note Headings 8 (53b) Lettersheets Prospectuses 22 (14) Book Prospectus Fire Grates and Cooking Ranges 1 (43a) Adverts Fire Grates and Cooking Ranges 1 (43b) Adverts Trade Cards 19 (60) Trade Card Tea and Grocery Papers 3 (13) Adverts Note Headings 9 (38) Lettersheets Prospectuses of Journals 36 (8) Periodical Prospectus Note Headings 8 (51) Lettersheets Note Headings 8 (52a) Lettersheets Note Headings 8 (52b) Lettersheets Note Headings 8 (52c) Lettersheets
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Prospectuses of Journals 27 (40) Periodical Prospectus Entertainments folder 5 (10) Playbills Note Headings 15 (26a) Lettersheets Note Headings 15 (24) Lettersheets Trade Cards 1 (53) Trade Card Provincial Booktrade 1 (49b) Trade Card Circulating Libraries 2 (35) Label Booktrade Trade Cards 4 Binder‟s Ticket Prospectuses of Journals 40 (64) Periodical Prospectus Broadsides: Murder and Executions folder 6 Broadsides (23) Prospectuses 20 (47) Book Prospectus Fire Grates and Cooking Ranges 2 (13) Adverts Note Headings 8 (48b) Lettersheets Note Headings 9 (39) Lettersheets Trade Cards 9 (66) Trade Card Prospectuses 22 (13) Book Prospectus Note Headings 8 (54) Lettersheets Provincial Booktrade 1 (49a) Billhead Provincial Booktrade 1 (48a) Billhead Dioramas 1 (54) Handbill Note Headings 11 (57) Lettersheets Labels 21 (54) Labels Broadsides: Murder and Executions folder 8 Broadside (18) Prospectuses 20 (60) Publisher‟s Advert Note Headings 15 (25a) Lettersheets Note Headings 9 (59) Lettersheets Provincial Playbills box Canterbury-Durham Advert (37) Crime 3 (4) Chapbook Wines and Spirits 1 (8) Price List Harding B 9/1 (44) Broadside
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Crime 1 (85) Broadside Crime 1 (95) Broadside Harding B 9/1 (27) Broadside Harding B 9/1 (28) Broadside Broadsides: Murder and Executions folder 4 Broadside (22) Crime 3 (13) Chapbook Prospectuses of Journals 52 (2) Periodical Prospects Prospectuses of Journals 52 (3) Periodical Prospectus Tea and Coffee 5 (9) Adverts Paper Bags 2 (71) Cloth Bag Note Headings 15 (27) Lettersheets Note Headings 16 (3a) Lettersheets Prospectuses of Journals 32 (73a) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 32 (73b) Periodical Prospectus Artists' Invitations 1 Invitation Prospectuses 23 (58b) Book Prospectus Dioramas 6 (17) Handbill Tickets Theatrical 3 (50) Ticket Doveridge 0 Somersall 0 Sudbury 3 Beauty Parlour 1 (60) Advert Beauty Parlour 1 (59) Advert Tea and Grocery Papers 2 (51) Advert Dronfield 0 Duffield 2 Trade Cards 14 (55b) Trade Card Trade Cards 14 (55a) Trade Card Eckington 0 Barlborough 0 Mosborough 0 Etwall 0 Hilton 0 Glossop 1 Trade Cards 13 (64) Trade Card
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Hayfield 1 Recent accessions Label Ilkeston 0 Matlock 7 Provincial Booktrade 1 (47) Trade Card Booktrade Derbyshire Trade Card Tickets 11 (17c) Ticket Tickets 11 (17b) Ticket Trade Cards 14 (93) Trade Card Tickets 11 (17a) Ticket Note Headings 15 (23) Lettersheets Note Headings 15 (25b) Lettersheets Measham 0 Bonisthorpe 0 Oakthorpe 0 Packington 0 Melbourn 77 Prospectuses of Journals 41 (2*b) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 41 (3) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 41 (4a) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 41 (4*b) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 41 (4**c) Periodical Prospectus Long Collection box 3 Postcards Long Collection box 3 Postcards Long Collection box 3 Postcards Posters: Misc. Foreign Playbills (Plan Chest Theatre Posters 28) Patent Medicines 7 (12) Advert Colour Printing 7 (14) Book Jacket Labels 21 (113) Labels Labels 8 (124) Labels Prospectuses of Journals 38 (30) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 41 (9) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 41 (8b) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 41 (7a) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 41 (7b) Periodical Prospectus
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Prospectuses of Journals 41 (7*c) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 46 (37b) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 46 (37b) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 46 (37a) Periodical Prospectus Men's Clothes 6 (32) Advert Prospectuses of Journals 41 (8a) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 41 (13a) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 41 (13b) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 41 (12b) Periodical Prospectus Men's Clothes 6 (29) Advert Men's Clothes 6 (30) Advert Soap 1 (83) Advertising Colour Printing 7 (129) Supplement Labels 8 (121) Book Jacket Soap 8 (46a) Labels Soap 8 (46c) Advert Prospectuses of Journals 46 (38) Advert Food 10 (36) Advert Labels 12 (4a) Matchbox Label Men's Clothes 4 (26) Advert Men's Clothes 4 (26) Advert Men's Clothes 1 (35) Advert Repton-with- 0 Bretby Ticknall 0 Mellor 0 New Mills 0 Shardlow 0 Aston 12 Long Collection box 1 Postcards Long Collection box 1 Postcards Long Collection box 1 Postcards Long Collection box 1 Postcards Long Collection box 1 Postcards
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Long Collection box 1 Postcards Long Collection box 1 Postcards Circuses 4 (44) Playbill Long Collection box 1 Postcards Long Collection box 1 Postcards Weston-upon- 0 Trent Spondon 0 Ockbrook 1 Crime 3 (13) Chapbook Burrowash 0 Chaddesden 0 Staveley 0 Whittington 1 Political General folder 1 Broadside Stoney 0 Middleton Eyam 0 Calver 0 Tideswell 0 Tissington 0 Bentley 0 Thorpe 1 N/A Whitwell 0 Clown 0 Winster 0 Wirksworth 5 Prospectuses 27 (26) Book Prospectus Prospectuses 17 (40) Book Prospectus Trade Cards 14 (93)14 Trade Card Broadsides: Murder and Executions folder 4 Broadside (22) Provincial Playbills box Taunton-York (33) Playbill Provincial Playbills box Taunton-York (33) Playbill
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Provincial Playbills box Taunton-York (33) Playbill Provincial Playbills box Taunton-York (33) Playbill Provincial Playbills box Taunton-York (33) Playbill Provincial Playbills box Taunton-York (33) Playbill Provincial Playbills box Taunton-York (33) Playbill Provincial Playbills box Taunton-York (33) Playbill Provincial Playbills box Taunton-York (33) Playbill Provincial Playbills box Taunton-York (33) Playbill Provincial Playbills box Taunton-York (33) Playbill Provincial Playbills box Taunton-York (33) Playbill Provincial Playbills box Taunton-York (33) Playbill Cromford 0 Derbyshire 25 Tickets 11 (15) Tickets Tickets 11 (17d) Tickets Note Headings 8 (48a) Lettersheets Prospectuses 23 (58a) Book Prospectus Note Headings 9 (58) Lettersheets Printed Fabrics Banner Prospectuses 23 (58c) Book Prospectus Note Headings 8 (53a) Lettersheets Note Headings 16 (2) Lettersheets Note Headings 16 (3b) Lettersheets Note Headings 15 (26b) Lettersheets Note Headings 8 (53b) Lettersheets Note Headings 8 (51) Lettersheets Note Headings 8 (52a) Lettersheets Note Headings 8 (52b) Lettersheets Note Headings 8 (52c) Lettersheets Note Headings 15 (26a) Lettersheets Note Headings 15 (24) Lettersheets Fire Grates and Cooking Ranges 2 (13) Advert Note Headings 8 (48b) Lettersheets Note Headings 9 (39) Lettersheets
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Note Headings 8 (54) Lettersheets Dioramas 1 (54) Handbill Note Headings 11 (57) Lettersheets Note Headings 15 (25a) Lettersheets Note Headings 9 (59) Lettersheets Prospectuses 23 (58b) Book Prospectus Note Headings 16 (3a) Lettersheets Note Headings 15 (27) Lettersheets Arkwright, 1 Scraps 10 (37b) Scraps Richard Jebb, Samuel 0 Duesbury 1 Trade Cards 6 (20) Trade Card Strutt 6 N/A Gee, John 1 Oxford Trade 5 (28a) Billhead Bloor, Robert 0 Whitehurst 2 N/A Trade Card Wright, 9 N/A Joseph William Ball 0 Bemrose 33 Booktrade London B Booksellers‟ Catalogue Provincial Booktrade 1 (48b) Trade Card Prospectuses of Journals 21 (12b) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 45 (7) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 45 (8) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 45 (3) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 45 (1) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 45 (5) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 45 (6b) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 45 (2) Periodical Prospectus Prospectuses of Journals 45 (4) Letterheads Prospectuses of Journals 45 (6a) Letterheads Provincial Booktrade 1 (48a) Billheads Prospectuses of Journals 21 (12a) Periodical Prospectus
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Bennett & 0 Sayer Bollington 0 Bourne 46 N/A Brettle 0 Briggs 42 N/A Bunting 2 N/A Chater 5 N/A Coke 38 N/A Cooper 2,189 Oxford Trade 2 (23) Paper Bag Cox 815 Bill Headings 3 (36c) Bill headings Bill Headings 3 (36b) Bill headings Crompton 33 N/A Drabble 2 N/A Durden 0 W. Evans 3 Labels 16 (12) Label Flagg 2 N/A W. Fletcher 0 J. Foster 0 J. Fox 0 P. Gamble 0 Granville 158 N/A Greaves 16 Groom 76 Bill Headings 1 (76a) Bill Headings Bill Headings 1 (76b) Bill Headings E. Hall 7 N/A T. Hardy 0 Harpur 1 N/A Haslam 13 N/A Helling 1 N/A R. Heathcote 0 T. 0
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Hollingsworth Hurt 5 N/A Hutton 71 N/A T. Jenkinson 0 Jerram 2 N/A R. Johnson 0 Kempson 7 N/A J. Longsdon 0 W. Longsdon 0 Lovatt 0 Lowcock 0 S. Lowe 0 E. Lucas 0 Manful 0 Manners 76 N/A Markham 43 0 R. Marples 0 J. Mason 0 Meerbrook 0 Merry 54 N/A J. Oakes 0 Pearson 171 N/A R. Pegg 0 T. Perkins 0 J. Philips 0 Pickersgill 9 N/A T. Pickford 0 E. Potter 0 B. Rhodes 0 J. Riddiard 0 Robinson & 2 N/A Sons
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Rowbottom & 0 Sons Sanderson & 0 Holmes Sharpe 53 N/A W. Slater 0 Smedley 42 N/A H. Smith 4 N/A J. Smith 1 N/A S. Smith 1 N/A T. Somerset 0 G. Stephenson 0 Stretton 27 N/A W. Strutt 0 F. Sumner 0 Tatham 2 N/A A. Taylor 0 J. Taylor 1 N/A T. Thawnley 0 Tolson 0 R. Turner 0 Wallis & 0 Longden J. Wells 1 N/A G. Wheatcroft 0 N. Wheatcroft 0 A. Williamson 0
I also located some possibly relevant items through conducting a search for Derbyshire on the database.
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Search Term Number Possibly Relevant Items of Hits Derbyshire 45 Note Headings 7 (82a); Note Headings 7 (82b); Note Headings 8 (51); Note Headings 8 (52c); Note Headings 8 (53b); Note Headings 7 (74); Note Headings 7 (77); Note Headings 7 (80); Note Headings 7 (82*c); Note Headings 7 (75b); Note Headings 7 (76); Note Headings 7 (79a); Note Headings 7 (79b); Note Headings 7 (81a); Note Headings 7 (81b); Note Headings 7 (82*d); Note Headings 7 (79c); Harding Bookplates (286); Johnson Bookplates (181); Johnson Bookplates (182); Harding Bookplates (280)
The only material for which images was available online were the trade cards. For further the cards which were of relevance see Appendix One.
British Library
There is some useful material held within the British Library‟s Additional Manuscripts Collection. The catalogue is still an handwritten catalogue dating from the nineteenth-century. Additionally the numbers cited in it are not easily aligned with the folio numbers in the volumes into which the material has been bound. There are some interesting documents within the collection relating to the industry of Derbyshire and the Enlightenment in Derbyshire. It could be worth obtaining transcripts of these items.
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Online Catalogue
Reference Date Scope BL Add. Mss 6669 ff 220-222 4 February 1779 Letter from Sir Joseph Banks to Mr. Wolley concerning some horns and bones dug up at Matlock BL Add. Mss 6671 ff 94-98 29 August 1806 Aikins Memoir of Sir Richard Arkwright and his plan to improve cotton spinning – Handwriting is relatively easy to read but covers 10 sides of manuscript (roughly A4 or a little larger) and would be time consuming to transcribe – Contains a number of sets of figures taken from „General State of the Cotton Manufacture from the Encyclopedia Britannica 18 vols. Edinburgh Vol V p. 489‟ (part of ff 97-8) BL Add. Mss ff 224-225 1782 Printed pamphlet „A State of Facts respecting the case of Mr. Richard Arkwright of Cromford in the County of Derby Cotton Manufacturer‟ (Mainly seems to relate to patents and applications for extension to patents).
British Museum
At the beginning of the project, contact was made with Dr. Kim Sloan, Curator of the Enlightenment Gallery at the British Museum ([email protected]) and she forwarded on my enquiry to a number of her colleagues, all of whom were most helpful. Dr. Sloane recommended searching the Museum‟s online catalogue,15
15 http://www.britishmuseum.org/research/search_the_collection_database.aspx. Page | 81
Enlightenment! Derbyshire Setting the Pace in the Eighteenth Century: Survey of Ephemera keyword searching place names using the advance search function, also narrowing by date. Dr. Slone was sure that there would be relevant trade cards, tokens and possibly some watch papers.
Accordingly a number of keyword searches were conducted using my list of place names and gained a number of hits.
Search Term Number of Possibly Relevant Items Comment Hits
Arkwright 116 1864,0611.8 William Duesbury 12 1938,0314.21; 1938,0314.22; Predominantly 1930,0620.1; 1959,1102.13; pieces of Porcelain 1962,1002.1;17 1959,1102.14; 1887,0307,II.34; 1887,0307,I.29; 1887,0307,I.28; 1938,0314.54; 1936,0715.19; 1936,0715.7 Alfreton 0 N/A Allestrey 0 N/A Quarndon 0 N/A Ashbourn 19 1863,0110.61; 1852,1211.484; Predominantly 1981,1122.687;18 Prints of 1903,0408.37.8; Landscapes 1948,0410.23.6; 1981,1122.688;19 1877,0809.411; 1890,1209.15; 1877,0609.1918;
16 Lithograph portrait of a Mrs. Arkwright by Richard James Lane after Sir George Hayter (1864,0611.8). 17 Notebook/Manuscript-Folder/Manuscript/Accounts-Book. 18 Unissued Banknote – Issued by Wirksworth, Ashbourn and Derbyshire Bank. 19 Unissued Banknote – Issued by Wirksworth, Ashbourn and Derbyshire Bank. Page | 82
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1877,0609.1919; 1881,1210.159; 1873,0809.410; 1980,1130.465;20 1902,0514.1; 1896,0510.456.24; Ashover 0 N/A
Bakewell 196 Oc,+.6896;21 Predominantly 1884,0726.40.18; Prints published by 1873,0809.415; Thomas or 2006,1130.4.1-34;22 Elizabeth Bakewell
Belper 6 2010,8029.50;23 1886,0410.6;24 1870,1008.1071;25 1932,0725.42;26 1997,1204.13;27 1902,1011.2393;28
Bolsover 3 D.48;29 1890,0806.4; Brailsford 1 N/A Langley 38 N/A Langford 38 N/A
Shirley 383 1870,0507.3608;30 Butterley 0 N/A Codnor Park 0 N/A
20 Banknote – Issued by Wirksworth, Ashbourn and Derbyshire Bank. 21 Barkcloth Sample presented to White Watson of Bakewell by Sir Joseph Banks – Brought back from his first voyage with Captain Cook. 22 Sketch Book of Frederick, 3rd Earl of Bessborough – Contains sketches of Matlock Bath, Matlock, Chatsworth and Bakewell. 23 Clock made by James Ault – Belper. 24 Print of Mrs Edward Strutt, later Lady Belper. 25 Print of Mrs Edward Strutt, later Lady Belper. 26 Print of Mrs Edward Strutt, later Lady Belper. 27 Stoneware Flask made by Belper and Denby – Commemorates the Great Reform Act. 28 Mezzotint print by Valetine Green after Joseph Wright of Derby. 29 Fragments from the Bolsover Pottery. 30 Tavern Token made in Shirley – The precise Shirley has not been located. Page | 83
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Denby 15 1997,1204.13;31 Heage 0 N/A Buxton 176 CIB.343; CIB.346; CIB.344; 1980,1130.61; SSB,187.22.2; 1891,0713.453; CIB.5819; 1981,1122.85; CIB.5820; 1986,1031.35 Castleton 9 1877,0609.1923; Predominantly 1873,0809.417; Prints of Castleton 1884,0726.40.16.a; 1904,0819.423; 1881,1210.154; 1868,0612.735; 1868,0612.734; 1977,0611.133; Hathersage 0 N/A
Cromford 2 SSB,187.66;32 1960,0716.1 First entry was a Silver Token from Cromford Mill – The Second a Drawing by Coplestone Warre Bampfylde of Matlock Bath c. 1780. Chapel-en-le-Frith 1 N/A Chesterfield 106 CIB.352; CIB.351; CIB.350; CIB.353; CIB.347; 1981,1122.560; 1981,1122.561; CIB.354; CIB.348; 1986,1031.38;
32 Token Minted in Cromford from the Collection of Sarah Sophia Banks. Page | 84
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Church Gresley 1 N/A Swadlincote 4 CIB.445; CIB.444 Croxall 34 N/A
Crich 1 1923,1218.12;33 South Wingfield 3 N/A Cubley 0 N/A Marsdon- 0 N/A Montgomery Darley Dale 0 N/A Derby 1,244 MG.1663; CIB.425; CIB.424; Mainly Items from CIB.423; CIB.419; the Derby Pottery; 1981,1122.149; prints and 1981,1122.150; CIB.429; Banknotes/cheques CIB.427; CIB.431;34 CIB.426; CIB.428; 1980,1130.98; T.6031; 1980,1130.559; MG.1664; CIB.432; 1981,1122.144; CIB.5868; CIB.5876; CIB.5869; CIB.386; CIB.377; CIB.372; CIB.370; CIB.361; CIB.381; CIB.368; CIB.366; CIB.375; CIB.374; CIB.387; CIB.5871; CIB.903; CIB.397; CIB.400; CIB.399; CIB.393;
33Stand and caudle-cup - Curator's comments: The pencil and watercolour design is in the pattern book reg. no. 1936,7-15,140, f. 30 and has been published and discussed by Bambery and Ledger. A watercolour mounted in an album in the archive of the Derbyshire Archaeological Society (ref 369G/Zp.531) illus. by Bambery and Ledger bears a typewritten label 'Mr Haslam's (sic) Dwelling House: Farmer & Grazier at Little Chester, near Derby. No. 3, 1787' and shows a view which corresponds to the painting on one side of one cup. Monthly work list for Richard Askew records under 18 October 1794:'2 Cadle (sic) cups with first & secont (sic) lesson of love £1 8 0 (Duesbury Papers, Derby Local Studies Library, DL82 7/97; in the London Day Book delivered to Richard Egan on 14 November 1794: '1 pr Cabinet Cups Covers & Stands enam'd with first & second Lessons of Love, landscapes, bloom ground & Gold borders £7 7 0' (BM P&E, Day Book of the London Warehouse, 1794, f. 1840v). 34 Wrong image is attached to the record. Page | 85
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CIB.390; CIB.904; CIB.394; CIB.5875; CIB.5870; CIB.359; CIB.360; CIB.356; CIB.10262; T.5988; CIB.5874; CIB.5867; CIB.5873; CIB.5872; CIB.401; CIB.408; CIB.414; CIB.403; CIB.417; 1962,1002.1; CIB.358; MG.1448; 1933,0623.57;35 CIB.355; CIB.420; CIB.421; CIB.388; 1980,1130.101; 1980,1130.99; CIB.5877;36 CIB.430; CIB.413; 1980,0374.1; 1980,1130.100; CIB.357; 1981,1122.146; 1981,1122.147; 1981,1122.145; 1989,0636.3; CIB.418; CIB.415; 1958,1006.2130;37 1981,1122.148; D,2.4392;38 CIB.416; CIB.5866; 1939,0814.1.1-46;39 CIB.434; 1870,0507.17094; 1870,0507.3661; 1872,0712.142; 2004,0301.255; 2004,0301.254;
35 Mezzotint of Joseph Strutt Esq. 36 Unspecified Receipt 37 Barometer manufactured by Whitehurst 38 Trade Card – J. Clough – Drawing Master 39 Sketchbook of Joseph Wright Page | 86
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1870,0507.3383; 1870,0507.3383;40 Doveridge 0 N/A Somersall 1 N/A Sudbury 42 CIB.4562; 1870,0507.1613; CIB.4556; CIB.4559; CIB.4560; SSB,195.14; CIB.4561; CIB.4557; CIB.4558; 1958,1201.405; 1958,1006.2804.15.29; 1958,1006.2804.15.6; Dronfield 0 N/A
Duffield 176 N/A
Eckington 1 N/A
Barlborough 0 N/A
Mosborough 0 N/A
Etwall 0 N/A
Hilton 273 N/A
Glossop 6 N/A
Hayfield 28 N/A
Ilkeston 3 1870,0507.3153; 1870,0507.3152; Matlock 22 1868,0612.730; Prints of Matlock 1873,0809.413; and the 1873,0809.414; surrounding area 1877,0609.1924; 1868,0612.730;
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1868,0822.4974; 1877,0609.1921; 1870,1008.614; 1870,1008.613; 1870,1008.619; 1870,1008.280; 1872,0608.68; 1881,1210.157; J,11.45; 1882,0311.1203; Measham 2 CIB.5737; 1980,1130.66 Banknotes
Bonisthorpe 0 N/A
Oakthorpe 0 N/A
Packington 7 N/A
Melbourne, 1 1850,0223.669 Print of Melbourne Derbyshire Castle Repton-with-Bretby 0 N/A
Ticknall 0 N/A
Mellor 816 N/A
New Mills 141 1870,0507.16999;
Shardlow 0 N/A
Aston 129 1870,0507.16552; 1870,0507.1985; 1870,0507.16553; 1870,0507.16552; Weston-upon-Trent 0 N/A
Spondon 0 N/A
Ockbrook 0 N/A
Burrowash 0 N/A
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Chaddesden 0 N/A
Staveley 2 N/A
Whittington 44 N/A
Stoney Middleton 0 N/A
Eyam 0 N/A
Calver 2 N/A
Tideswell 0 N/A
Tissington 0 N/A
Bentley 469 N/A
Thorpe 88 N/A
Whitwell 14 N/A
Clown 177 N/A
Winster 1 1890,0806.5 Drawing of a house at Winster Wirksworth 14 1981,1122.687; Mainly Banknotes 1981,1122.688; 1980,1130.465; CIB.448; CIB.446; CIB.454; CIB.452; CIB.451; CIB.450; CIB.453; CIB.449;41 1958,1006.2804.10.26; CIB.447;42 Cromford 2 SSB,187.66
Derbyshire 157 CIB.425; CIB.424; CIB.423; Mainly Banknotes CIB.446; CIB.454; CIB.452; and prints of
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CIB.451; CIB.450; CIB.453; Derbyshire CIB.429; CIB.427; CIB.431; CIB.426; CIB.428; CIB.347; CIB.449; CIB.447; 1981,1122.149; 1981,1122.150; CIB.430; CIB.448; CIB.432; 1981,1122.687; CIB.372; CIB.370; CIB.381; CIB.5875; CIB.5870; CIB.359; CIB.360; 1980,1130.465; CIB.355; CIB.358; CIB.357; 1882,0311.1203; 1977,0611.133; 1977,0611.132; 1852,1211.484; 1917,1208.3372; 1917,1208.3381; 1862,0712.806; 1904,0819.966.5; 1868,0822.4961; 1870,1008.280; 1914,1117.44.13; 1864,0309.196; 1871,0610.644; 1867,0309.1699; 1877,0609.1936; 1852,0705.155; 1860,1013.134; 1881,1210.154; 1875,0710.5293; 1877,0609.1925; 1877,0609.1920;
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1872,0713.606; 1877,0609.1918; 1877,0609.1924; 1877,0609.1919; 1877,0609.1935; 1868,0612.735; 1868,0612.734; 1925,0511.63; 1873,0510.2667; 1877,0609.1921; 1875,0710.5190; 1873,0809.406; 1878,0112.246; 1880,0110.104; 1873,0809.412; 1873,0809.416; 1873,0809.415; 1873,0809.413; 1873,0809.417; 1877,0809.411; 1873,0809.414; 1869,0410.1467; 1873,0809.404; 1880,0110.106; 1878,0112.244; 1880,0110.107; 1877,0609.1923; 1868,0612.730; 1850,0223.669; 1873,0809.410; 1869,0410.1467; 1873,0809.404; 1880,0110.106; 1878,0112.244;
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1880,0110.107; 1877,0609.1923; 1868,0612.736; 1868,0612.730; 1850,0223.669; 1873,0809.410;
Trade Cards
Meanwhile a search of the trade cards in the Banks and Heal Collections both turned up a limited number or Derbyshire trade cards.
Place Organisation Comment Number Date Derby Talbot Inn Inn or Public I.159 N/D House Derby King‟s Arms Inn or Public I.160 N/D House Matlock Old Barth Royal Inn or Public I.161 1844 Hotel House Duesbury & Co. 98.2 N/D Duesbury & Co. 98.3 Matlock Bath Mason‟s Inn or Public I.48 1793 House Derby George Inn Inn or Public I.99 1795 House Wirksworth Red Lion Posthouse I.216 N.D. Derby Duesbury & Son. Pottery and 98.8 1793 Porcelain
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Duesbury & Son Pottery and 98.9 1779 Porcelain Derby Tetlow & Yerbury Drapers, Mercers 80.185 N.D. & Haberdashers Derby Richard Huss Grocer and Tea- 68.71 1797 Dealer Derby William Cooper Watch and Clock 39.32 N.D. Maker Derby Samuel J. Shaw Auctioneer 5.35 N.D. Derby Brown & Son Sculptors & 106.5 N.D. Marble Masons Matlock Bath John Brown Merchant 119.2 1802
Derbyshire Record Office
Derbyshire Record Office has proved to be a good source for ephemera with miscellaneous papers frequently containing relevant items. The table below contains some highlights from the collection.
Collection Number Item Date
Coopers of Ashbourne D4984/34 Factory Token 19th Century LTD. – Corset Manufacturers Coopers of Ashbourne D4984/11/1 Sample Book Late 19th Century LTD. – Corset (Date Manufacturers Questionable) Coopers of Ashbourne D4984/11/2 Pattern sent to 1889 LTD. – Corset Uttoxeter Factory by Manufacturers Post
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Coopers of Ashbourne D4984/12/143 Sample Book Late 19th Century LTD. – Corset Manufacturers Coopers of Ashbourne D4984/4/1-14 Pattern Specification Late 19th-Early LTD. – Corset Books 20th Century Manufacturers George H. Wheatcroft D1262/6/1 Production Record 1879-1903 – Smallware Book and Samples Manufacturer George H. Wheatcroft D1262/10/3 Price lists for India N.D. c. 1887 – Smallware Tapes; Medlock Manufacturer Rolled Tapes; Cotton Tapes; Imperial Tapes George Brettle and Co. D4759/5/5/1 General Price List 1860 LTD – Hosiery 1860 Manufacturers W.G. and J. Strutt Ltd. D6948/2/28 Samples of Knittings c. 1818 of Belper and Sewings
W.G. and J. Strutt Ltd. D6948/17/1 (iii) Debtors and 19th Century of Belper Creditors
W.G. and J. Strutt Ltd. D6948/17/2 Assorted Papers Undated c.19th of Belper Century W.G. and J. Strutt Ltd. D6948/2/18 Invoice Book June 1822- of Belper November 1825 Joseph Bourne & Son D3147/27/1 Folders of Bourne c.1850-1900 Ltd. Later Denby price lists c.1850- Pottery Ltd. 1900 Joseph Bourne & Son D3147/29/9 Assorted Adverts 1880-1959 Ltd. Later Denby Pottery Ltd.
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Chatsworth House – 01246 565300
I spoke to Stuart Bandd ([email protected]) and he informed me that the archive would be closed until 4 April. He did, however, believe that they would have some relevant material, but was uncertain if there are any local bills. Many of the different departments of the estate maintained separate accounts. He informed me that they certainly have vouchers and invoices dating from 1860 and possibly earlier, however, he did not rule out the possibility of there also being earlier material. One area he suggested which might contain relevant material is that pertaining to the settlement of the debts of Georgiana, wife of the fifth Duke of Devonshire. It sounds as though sifting through all the accounts could be a lengthy and time consuming job. A daily reading fee (currently £25/day) should be considered but it sounds like there could be a project of some sorts within the material, and a collaborative doctoral bid, or post-doctoral research project might be a good starting point.
Kedleston Hall – 01332 842191
Kedleston Hall at the present time only has a volunteer archivist who can be written to at Kedleston Hall, Quarndon, Derby, Derbyshire DE22 5JH. I emailed Lucy Yarham ([email protected]) who put me in contact with Simon McCormack, the House and Collections Manager at Kedleston Hall ([email protected]). He informed me that Kedleston was a much admired property whose vista was much used in Derby Ceramics, however, there are none in the collections at Keddleston. He did mention that they have a Wedgewood Cameo in the family corridor which might be relevant, but that it was the only item off hand which he could think of which might be of interest.
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University of Nottingham Archives, Kings Meadow Campus
The Department of Manuscripts and Special Collections at the University of Nottingham has proved to be another excellent source of ephemera with holdings from a number of companies. They have a very good online catalogue,44 however, it takes some getting used to and assistance from the archive team in order to get full value from it. It has a range of search functions enabling the researcher to search not only by key word but also by record type. A search of the business records found a number of holdings.
Document Reference Dates of Creation Title Access BBE 1799-1984 Records of George Pending full Brettle and Company cataloguing, access to Limited, hosiery the collection is manufacturers of limited and is Belper, Derbyshire, possible only for 1799-1984 registered users by advance notice and agreement. BLD 1885-1985 Records of Frederick Accessible to all Longdon and Co. Ltd registered readers. and Thomas Glover and Son Ltd, surgical bandage and hosiery manufacturers of Derby and Nottingham, 1885- 1985 BO 1818-1954 Records of Boden Accessible to all
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and Company registered readers. Limited, Lace Manufacturers, Derby, 1818-1954 BO 1-34 1825-1919 Papers of Boden and Accessible to all Company Limited, registered readers. Plain Net Manufacturers; 1825- 1919 Bo A-X 1818-1954 Papers of Boden and Accessible to all Company Limited, registered readers. Plain Net Manufacturers; 1818- 1954 BTI 1894-1990 Records of Tatham Accessible to all and Co. Ltd, lace registered readers. manufacturers of Ilkeston, Derbyshire, and related family papers; 1894-1990 BWL 1880-2010 Papers of J.A. Walker Accessible to all relating to the lace registered readers. firms J.B. Walker and Company Ltd and Basford Textile Group Ltd, of Sandiacre and Nottingham, and to the lace trade in Nottingham and Scotland; c.1880-2010 MS 176 1825 Landing book of the Accessible to all Cromford Canal registered readers.
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Company, Derbyshire, 1825 WA 1888-1948 Records of Wallis Accessible to all and Longden, Lace registered readers. Machinery Manufacturers, Long Eaton, Derbyshire, 1888-1948
It is unfortunate that the records for George Brettle & Co. Ltd. are largely unavailable owing to their not having been fully catalogued as yet. The record for the collection indicates the presence of relevant material but frustratingly I was unable to convince them to allow me to examine the material as it hasn‟t been fully catalogued and numbered as yet. According to the record the archive contains amongst other things: „Patent documents relating to knitting and fabric machinery designed by William Cotton, William Lacey, Frederick Shaw, and George Brettle and Co. Ltd. 1860-1936 . . . costing book (c.1880), cancelled bills (1866-1867), printed price lists, including illustrated volumes (1853-1984) . . . advertising material, dinner invitations (1892-1984).45
Some of the highlights from the collections include:
Collection Date Item Reference Boden & Co. c. 182 Winders Book Bo1 Boden & Co. 1831-37 Stock Book Bo5 Boden & Co. 1847-64 Stock Book Bo6/1-3 Boden & Co. 1838-1952 Passage Book Bo8 Boden & Co. 1866-1868 Costings Book Bo13
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Boden & Co. 1857-62 Letter and Order Book Bo12/1/1 Boden & Co. 1877-1879 Costings book Bo14 Boden & Co. 1873-4 Posting Book Bo15 Boden & Co. February-May 1825 Consignment Book Bo A 2 Tatham and Co. Ltd. 5 January 1894-30 Minute Book BTI 1 November 1990
F. Longdon & Co., N.D. 20th Century Two Way Stretch Medical BLD 20 Limited Elastic Stockings in original Chesterfield Street, box Carlton, Nottingham Miscellaneous 1799-1851 Shipping Register later MS 454 Manuscripts. turned into a Scrap Book with pres cuttings pasted over the records. Wallis and Longdon 1888-94 Time Account WAX 1 George Brettle & Co. 1872-1901 Articles of Partnership BBE 1/9-11 BBE 1/13
Victoria and Albert Museum
The Department of Furniture, Textiles and Fashion at the Victoria and Albert Museum was contacted to enquire as to whether they thought they might have any ephemera which might pertain to merchandising and trade relating to industries in Derbyshire in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries (particularly but not exclusively relating to the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site). Dr. Esther Ketskemety, the assistant curator of Furniture, Textiles and Fashion, informing me that she had been unable to find anything which might be relevant on their database of objects. She did however send a couple of reading lists which might be of interest
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(see appendix two46). Additionally the Victoria and Albert Museum have a number of online catalogues which are of use.
http://collections.vam.ac.uk/ Textiles - Esther – Textiles and Fashion - [email protected] – 020 7942 2682 Paintings Designs Photographs and Prints (Not open Mondays) - [email protected] - 020 7942 2563 www.micromediauk.net/ProjList.ASP - subject pre 2003 and topographical National Art Library (Not open Mondays) - [email protected] - 020 7942 2400 http://catalogue.nal.vam.ac.uk/#focus
Derbyshire Banking in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
My search of the National Register of Archives (as discussed above) revealed the following banking archives:
Bank Archive NRA Number Derby Commercial Bank HSBC Group Archive NRA 10101 Midland Bank Derby and Derbyshire RBS Group Archives NRA 23504 Banking Survey Banking Co. Ltd. Samuel Smith and Co. Bank RBS Group Archives NRA 23504 Banking Survey James Taylor and Sons RBS Group Archives NRA 23504 Banking Survey
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I also had a discussion with Mr. Philip Riden about banking in Derbyshire and he recommended the following books:
Armstrong, John and Stephanie Jones: Business Documents: Their Origins, Sources and Uses in Historical Research (London: 1987).
Orbell, John and Alison Turton: British Banking: A Guide to Historical Records (Aldershot: 2001).
Riden, Philip (ed.): Derbyshire Directories, 1781-1824 (Chesterfield: 2006).
Wellings, Fred and Alistair Gibb: Bibliography of Banking Histories, Two Volumes (Kirkaldy: 1995-7).47
Mr. Riden also recommended BT31 at the National Archives which contains files on Disolved Companies. He also informed me that amongst the most important banks in terms of Derbyshire trade during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries was Wright‟s Bank of Nottingham. He also believes that Crompton Evans Bank was taken over by The National Westminster Bank.
A search of trade directories in the Derbyshire Local Studies Library at County Hall, Matlock was conducted to ascertain which banks were operating in Derbyshire during the period and where the centre of banking were within the county.
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48 Information taken from Riden, Philip (ed.): Derbyshire Directories, 1781-1824 (Chesterfield: 2006).
49 Information taken from Riden, Philip (ed.): Derbyshire Directories, 1781-1824 (Chesterfield: 2006).
50 Information taken from Riden, Philip (ed.): Derbyshire Directories, 1781-1824 (Chesterfield: 2006).
51 Information taken from Riden, Philip (ed.): Derbyshire Directories, 1781-1824 (Chesterfield: 2006).
52 Information taken from Riden, Philip (ed.): Derbyshire Directories, 1781-1824 (Chesterfield: 2006).
53 Information taken from Riden, Philip (ed.): Derbyshire Directories, 1781-1824 (Chesterfield: 2006). Enlightenment! Derbyshire Setting the Pace in the Eighteenth Century: Survey of Ephemera Directory John Graham and Coller Smith, Samuel & Co. – Tenant-st. (1822-3) 54 Lubeck, Bart. – Wm. Wilson, Draper, Market-pl. agent Pigot and Alfreton Ashbourne &c. Bakewell Belper Burton-Upon-Trent Buxton Chapel-En-Le- Chesterfield Derby Glossop & Co. Matlock & Matlock Bath Melbourne Stockport Wirksworth Co.’s Frith National Arkwright, High Peak Coller John – Packer‟s Crompton, Newton & Co. – 23 Irongate Arkwright, Toplis Commercial Toplis & Co. – Savings‟ Row (Draw on Snow (Draw on Lees, Brassey and Co., & Co. – Directory Church St. Bank – & Co., London) London) Causeway (Draw for 1828-9 (Draw on Smith, Open on Smith, Payne Payne and Co., Monday‟s and Co., London) London) from 10 to Crompton, Newton & Evans Walter, Wm. & Samuel, and John Savings Bank 12 Co. – Market Place Bingham, St. Mary‟s Gate (Draw on (Saml. Frost, (Draw on Lees, Jones & Co., London) security) – Pig Brassey & Co., Market – Open London) every Tuesday Maltby & Robinson – Samuel Smith & Co. – Rotten Row from 11 to 1 New Square (Draw (Draw on Smith, Payne & Co., London) on Glyn & Co., London) Glover’s Alfreton Ashbourne &c. Bakewell Belper Burton-Upon-Trent Buxton Chapel-En-Le- Chesterfield Derby Glossop & Co. Matlock & Matlock Bath Melbourne Stockport Wirksworth Directory of Frith the County Wilde and Arkwright, High Peak Coller John – Packer‟s Crompton, Newton and Co. – Iron Gate Arkwright, Toplis of Derby Bolger, Toplis & Co. Savings‟ Row (Draw on Snow (Draw on Lees, Brassey, and Co., & Co. – (1829) Southwell (Draw on Smith, Bank – & Paul‟s, London) London) Causeway (Draw (Draw on Payne and Co., Open from on Smith, Payne Sir John London) 10 to 12 on and Smith, Lubbock, Mondays London) Bart.) – Crompton, Newton & Samuel Smith and Co. – Rotten Row Savings Bank– Agent: Co. – Market Place (Draw on Smith, Payne and Co., Open every William (Draw on Lees, London) Tuesday Williamso Brassey & Co., n, Draper London) Maltby & Robinson – Evans Walter, William and Samuel and Market-Place (Draw John Bingham – St. Mary‟s Gate (Draw on Sir R.C. Glyn & on Jones, Lloyd and Co., London) Co., London) Pigot and Alfreton Ashbourne &c. Bakewell Belper Burton-Upon-Trent Buxton Chapel-En-Le- Chesterfield Derby Glossop & Co. Matlock & Matlock Bath Melbourne Stockport Wirksworth and Co’s Frith Cromford Commercial Arkwright High Peak Derby and Chesterfield and Crompton, Newton and Co. – Iron Gate Manchester & Arkwright Directory Richard & Co. – Savings‟ Derbyshire North Derbyshire (Draw on Lees, Brassey, and Co., Liverpool District Richard & Co. – for Church St. Bank – Mill Banking Co. Banking Co. – High London) Banking Company Causeway (Draw Derbyshire (Draws on St. - Open (Branch) – St. – Geo. Walker, (Branch of) – on Smith, Payne (1835) Smith, Payne every King St. Manager (Draw on Howard‟s Town – and Smiths, and Smith, Monday (Draw on Smith, Payne & Co., Saml. Bolton London) London) from 10 to Williams, London) Tomlins, Manager - 12 – John Deacon & Open Saturdays Barker, Co., only (Draw on Treasurer; London) – Smith, Payne & Co., Ths. John London) Masters, Bromley, Actuary Agent Savings‟ Bank – Crompton, Newton & Derby and Derbyshire Banking Co. – Savings Bank– Comton Street – Co. – Market Pl. Tenant Street – Robert Ronald, Manager Pig Market - Thomas Jones, (Draw on Lees & Co., (Draw on Williams, Deacon & Co., Open on Actuary – Open London) London) Tuesdays from 11 every Saturday Maltby & Robinson – Evans Walter, William and Samuel – St. to 1 morning from New Square (Draw Mary‟s Gate (Draw on Jones, Lloyd and 10 to 11 o‟Clock on Sir R.C. Glyn and Co., London) Co.) Savings‟ Bank – Vicar Samuel Smith and Co. – Rotten Row Lane – Peter Redfern, (Draw on Smith, Payne and Co., Actuary – Open every London) Monday from 12 to 1 Savings‟ Bank – Town Hall – Attendance
54 Information taken from Riden, Philip (ed.): Derbyshire Directories, 1781-1824 (Chesterfield: 2006).
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Slater’s Alfreton Ashbourne &c. Bakewell Belper Burton-Upon-Trent Buxton Chapel-En-Le- Chesterfield Derby Glossop & Co. Matlock & Matlock Bath Melbourne Stockport Wirksworth Directory, Frith Derbyshire Nottingha Ashbourn Sheffield & Derby and Chesterfield & North Crompton, Newton & Co. – Irongate Manchester & Arkwright (1850) m & Union Bank Rotherham Derbyshire Derbyshire Banking (Draw on Smith, Payne & Smiths‟, Liverpool District Richard & Co. – Nottingha (Draws on Banking Banking Co. Company – High St. London) Banking Company Causeway (Draw mshire Roberts, Curtis Company (Branch) – (Draw on Smith, (Branch) – Howard‟s on Smith, Payne Banking & Co., London) (Branch) – King St. Payne and Smiths‟, Town – Open on and Smiths‟, Compy. - – James Osborn, Marketplac (Draw on London) – George Saturdays from 11 London) Branch - Manager e (Draw on Williams, Walker, Manager till 1 (Draw on attendanc Barclay, Deacon & Smith, Payne & e every Bevan & Co., Smiths‟, London) – Friday Co., and the London) – Samuel B. Tomlins, from 10 to London & Samuel Manager 4 – James Westminste Travis, Carter, r Bank) – Manager Agent Mr. (Draw on Frederick the Parker, London & Manager Westminst er Bank) Saving‟s Saving‟s Bank – Taylor Crompton, Newton & Derby and Derbyshire Banking Savings‟ Bank – Bank, Church Street – James – Co. – Market Place Company – Corn Market (Draw on St. John‟s St. – Alfreton – Open on King St. (Draw on Smith, Williams, Deacon & Co., London) – Mr. Open on Open on Saturdays from (Draw on Payne and Smiths‟, Malcolm Sinclaire, Manager Tuesdays from 11 the first 10 till 11 – Smith, London) till 1 – Alfred and third Thomas Jones, Payne & Arkwright, Esq., Friday in Actuary Smiths‟, Treasurer – each London) Samuel Frost, month – Savings‟ Robinson & Evans William & Samuel – St. Mary‟s Glossop Dale Actuary Samuel Bank – Bath Broadhurst – New Gate (Draw on Jones, Lloyd & Co., Savings‟ Bank – Rowbotto St. – Open Square (Draw on London) Howard‟s Town – m, Mondays Glyn, Hallifax and Open Mondays from Actuary from 10 till Co., London) 11 till 1 – John des
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Enlightenment! Derbyshire Setting the Pace in the Eighteenth Century: Survey of Ephemera 12 – Savings‟ Bank – Vicar Samuel Smith & Co. – Rotten Row Jardins, Secretary Thomas Lane – Open every (Draw on Smith, Payne & Co., London) Masters, Saturday from 2 till Savings‟ Bank – Friar Gate – Open on Actuary half-past 3 – Peter Monday & Friday, from 11 till half-past Redfern, Actuary 12; and on Saturday evening from 7 till 8 – John Watson, Actuary
Freebody’s Alfreton Ashbourne &c. Bakewell Belper Burton-Upon-Trent Buxton Chapel-En-Le- Chesterfield Derby Glossop & Co. Matlock & Matlock Bath Melbourne Stockport Wirksworth Directory of Frith the Towns Nottingha Ashbourn Sheffield & Derby and Burton, Uttoxeter, & Chesterfield and Savings‟ Bank – Friar Gate – Attendance Arkwright of Derby m & Union Bank Rotherham Derbyshire Staffordshire Banking Co. – North Derbyshire every Monday and Friday from halfpast Richard & Co. – (1852) Nottingha (Draws on Banking Banking Co. High St. (Draw on Roberts, Banking Company – 11 to halfpast 12 o‟clock, Saturday Causeway (Draw mshire Roberts, Curtis Company (Branch) – Cutis, and Co.) High St. (Draw on evening 7 to 9 – Mr. John Watson on Smith, Payne Banking & Co., London) (Branch) – King St. Smith, Payne & Secretary and Smiths‟, Compy. - – James Osborn, Marketplac (Draw on Smiths‟, London) – London) Branch - Manager e (Draw on Williams, George Walker, attendanc Barclay, Deacon & Manager e every Bevan & Co., Friday Co., and the London) – from 10 to London & Samuel 4 o‟clock – Westminste Travis, Carter, r Bank) – Manager James Mr. Esq., Frederick Agent Parker, (Draw on Manager the London & Westminst er Bank) Saving‟s Saving‟s Bank – Taylor Savings Bank – Horninglow Crompton, Newton Crompton, Newton and Co. – Iron Gate Savings‟ Bank – Bank, – Church Street – James – Street – Wm. Coxon, and Co. – Market (Draw on Smith, Payne, & Smith, St. John‟s St. – Open on Open on King St. Secretary Place (Draw on London) Open on the first Saturdays from (Draw on Smith, Payne and Tuesdays from 11 and third 10 till 11 – Smith, Smiths‟, London) till 1 – Alfred Friday in Thomas Jones, Payne & Arkwright, Esq., each Actuary Smiths‟, Treasurer – month – London) Samuel Frost, Rowbotto Savings‟ Robinson & Derby and Derbyshire Banking Co. – Actuary m, Bank – Bath Broadhurst – New Corn Market (Draw on Williams and Samuel, St. – Open Square (Draw on Deacon and Co., London) – Mr. W. Actuary Mondays Glyn, Hallifax and Turpie, Manager from 10 till Co., London) 12 – Savings‟ Bank – Evans William and Samuel – St. Mary‟s Thomas Burlington St. – Open Gate (Draw on Jones, Lloyd and Co., Masters, every Saturday from London) Actuary 2 till half past 3 – Smith Samuel and Co. – Rotten Row Peter Redfern, (Draw on Smith Payne and Smith, Actuary London) White’s Alfreton Ashbourne &c. Bakewell Belper Burton-Upon-Trent Buxton Chapel-En-Le- Chesterfield Derby Glossop & Co. Matlock & Matlock Bath Melbourne Stockport Wirksworth History and Frith Gazetteer of Nottingha Burton, Sheffield & Derby and Burton, Uttoxeter, & Sheffield & Savings Bank – Chesterfield and Crompton, Newton and Co. – Iron Gate Manchester & Savings Arkwright Derbyshire m & Uttoxeter & Rotherham Derbyshire Ashbourn Banking Co. Rotherham Town Hall – North Derbyshire (Draw on Smith, Payne, & Smith, Liverpool District Bank – Richard & Co. – (1857) Nottingha Ashbourn Banking Banking Co. (Drawing on Roberts & Co.) Banking Co. – Open on Banking Co. – Market London) – Wm. Peat, Manager Banking Company Potter St. – Causeway (Draw mshire Union Bank – Company – – King St. – High St. – Edwin Brown, Spring Thursdays from Pl. (Draw on Smith, (Drawn on Smith, Open every on Smith, Payne Banking Compton (Draw Square (Draw on Manager Gardens – 10 to 1 – Rev. E. Payne, & Smith, Payne, & Smiths) – Sat. from 4 and Smiths‟, Co. – High on Robert Curtis (Draw on Williams, Open every Glossop, London) – Mr. Norfolk Hotel – S.B. to 5 p.m. – London) – Mr. St. (Draw & Co) – Philip London & Deacon & Saturday Actuary George Walker, Tomlins, Manager Mr. A.D. Jas. Wall, on C. Jerome, Westminste Co.) – E.C. from 10 to 3 Manager Dolman, Manager London & Manager r Bank, and Davenport, during the Actuary Westminst Barclay, & Manager season – Mr. and Mr. er Bank) – Co.) – Parker of John Earp, Jas. Carter, Frederick Bakewell, Sec. Agent Parker, Agt. Manager Wilson & Savings‟ Bank – Taylor Savings‟ Savings‟ Bank, Town Hall, Crompton, Newton, Derby and Derbyshire Banking Co. – Saving‟s Bank – Savings‟ Bank – Son (Draw Church St. – On James and Bank – Open every Saturday from 2 & Co. – Gluman Gt. Corn Market (Draw on Williams and High St. – Open St. John‟s St. – on Sir J.W. Saturday, Open Son – King Bridge to 3 – Wm. Coxon, Sec. (Draw on Smith Deacon and Co., London) – Mr. Wm. every Monday from Open on Lubbock from 10 to 11 – Street Street – Payne, & Smith, Turpie, Manager 11 to 1 o‟clock – Tuesdays from 11 & Co.) Thos. Jas. Jones, (Draw on Open every London) Francis Hawke, to 1 – Samuel B.A., Actuary Smith, Sat. from Actuary Frost, Actuary
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Enlightenment! Derbyshire Setting the Pace in the Eighteenth Century: Survey of Ephemera Payne & 1.30, till 3.0 Smiths‟, p.m. – John London) Hunter, Actuary Savings‟ Savings‟ Penny Robinson & Evans W. & S. & Co. – St. Mary‟s Gate Bank – Bank – Bath Savings‟ Broadhurst (Draw on (Draw on Jones, Loyd and Co. London.) Open on St. – Open Bank – Glynn, Mills & Co.) – the first & Mondays Bridge Low Pavement third from 10 to 1 Street – Penny Bank – Smith Samuel and Co. – Rotten Rw Fridays in – Thomas Open every Burlington St. – Open (Draw on Smith Payne and Smiths, every Masters, Saturday Sat. evening from 6 to London) month, Actuary evening 8 o‟clock – Mr. P. from half- from 6 to 7 – Redfern, Sec. past 2 J. Hunter, Savings‟ Bank – Savings‟ Bank – Friargt– Open on o‟clock – Manager Burlington St. – Open Mondays & Fridays from 11 to 12 ½ and Samuel on Sat. from 2 to 4 on Saturday evenings fr. 7 to 8 o‟clock – Rowbotto o‟clock and on Mon. John Watson Secretary m, even. From 7 to 8 Actuary o‟clock – Mr. P. Redfern, Actuary Savings Bank – Eckington - Open on Wednesdays, from 11 to 1 – John J. Hayes, Actuary Drake’s Alfreton Ashbourne &c. Bakewell Belper Burton-Upon-Trent Buxton Chapel-En-Le- Chesterfield Derby Glossop & Co. Matlock & Matlock Bath Melbourne Stockport Wirksworth Commercial Frith Directory Nottingha Chesterfield and Crompton, Newton and Co. – Iron Gate Arkwright (1862) m & North Derbyshire (Draw on Smith, Payne, & Smith, Richard & Co. – Nottingha Banking Co. (Draw London) – William Peat, Manager St. John‟s Street mshire on Smith, Payne, & (Draw on Smith, Banking Smiths) –George Payne and Co. (Draw Walker, Manager Smiths‟) – James on Wall, Manager
London &
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Mr.
Hawksley
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Wilson & Crompton, Newton, Derby and Derbyshire Banking Co. – Savings‟ Bank –
Son (Draw and Co. – Corn Market (Draw on Williams and St. John‟s St. –
on Roberts Glumangate. (Draw Deacon and Co., London) – Mr. Wm. Marcellus Peal,
Lubbock on Smith Payne, & Turpie, Manager Actuary
and Co.) Smiths) – Henry
Osborne, Manager
Savings‟ Robinson James and Evans W. & S. & Co. – St. Mary‟s Gate Bank – George and Co. Low (Draw on Jones, Loyd and Co. London.) Open on Pavement (Draw on Friday Glyn, Mills & Co.) from 2 to 3 Sheffield Banking Co. Smith Samuel and Co. – Rotten Row o‟clock – – Market Hall – Open (Draw on Smith Payne and Smiths, Samuel on Saturday from London) Rowbotto 10.30 a.m. till 3.30 m, p.m. (Draw on Smith, Actuary Payne, and Smiths) Savings‟ Bank – Savings‟ Bank – Friargate – Open on Burlington Street – Mondays & Fridays from 11 to 12 ½ and Open on Saturday on Saturday evenings from 7 to 8 o‟clock
from 2 to 4 and on –John Watson Secretary
Monday from 7 to 8
p.m. – Peter Redfern,
Actuary
Savings‟ Bank
(Penny) – Burlington
Street – Open on
Saturday from 6 to 8
p.m. – Peter Redfern,
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Post Office Alfreton Ashbourne &c. Bakewell Belper Burton-Upon-Trent Buxton Chapel-En-Le- Chesterfield Derby Glossop & Co. Matlock & Matlock Bath Melbourne Stockport Wirksworth Directory of Frith the Nottingha Burton, Sheffield & Derby & Leicestershire Banking Co. – Manchester & Manchester & Chesterfield and Cheque Bank – Victoria Chambers – E. Manchester & Derby & Derbyshire Derby & Manchester Moore & Counties of m and Uttoxeter & Rotherham Derbyshire Town Hall, Swadlingcote – County Bank County Bank North Derbyshire Culow & Sons, Agents Liverpool District Banking Co. (Branch) – Derbyshire & County Robinson‟s Derby, Nottingha Ashbourn Banking Co. Banking Co. Open Wednesday & Limited – Limited – Banking Co. – Market Bank (Branch) – Matlock Bath – Open on Banking Co. Bank Limited Banking Co. – Leicester, mshire Union Bank – (Branch) - (Branch) – Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 Thomas Market Place - Place (Draw on Norfolk Sq. – W.H. Mondays, Thursdays & (Branch) – – Church Richard Rutland and Banking Compton (Draw Bakewell – King Street p.m. (Draw on London & Bradley, William Smith, Payne & Hollinbery, Manager Saturdays from 10 a.m. to High Street Street, Richardson, Nottingham Co. – 57 on Robarts, Frederick (Draw on Westminster Bank) Manager – Carrington, Smiths, London) – (Draw on Smith, 3 p.m. (Draw on (Draw on Hayfield - Manager (Draw (1876) High Lubbock & Co) Parker, Williams, Open from 10 Manager – Open Edward Hollam, Payne & Smiths, Williams, Deacon & Co., Williams, Henry on Smith, Payne Street – – Phillip Clavey Manager Deacon & till 4, on Wednesdays Manager London) London) – Robert Deacon & Barber, & Smiths, Hawksley Jerome, (Draw on Co., Thursdays 10 and Saturdays Chadwick, Manager Co., Manager – London) Hall, Manager London & London) – till 1 (Draw (Draw on Union London) – Open Manager – Westminste Emanuel on Union Bank of London) James Earp, Thursdays Open r Bank & Charles Bank of Agent 11 a.m. to every Berklay & Davenport, London) 2.30 p.m. Tuesday & Co. Manager (Draw on Friday London) Union Bank from 12.30 of London) to 3.30 Wilson & Son. – Taylor Midland Sheffield & Crompton, Newton & Crompton, Newton & Co. – Irongate Manchester (Draw on Church Street James & Banking Co. Rotherham Co. – Glumangate (Draw on Smith, Payne and Smiths‟, & & County London & (Draw on Sons (Draw Lim. – King Banking Co. (Draw on Smith, Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co. London) – Bank Limited Westminst Robarts, on Smith, Street – T.G. (Branch) - 1 Payne and Smiths‟, & William Peat, Manager – High Street, er Bank) Lubbock & Co., Payne & Bennet, the Quadrant Glyn, Mills, Currie & New Mills - London) Co, Manager – – Isaac Co. London) – John Henry London) Branch open Walton, Naylor, Manager Barber, on Mondays Manager – London & Yorkshire Derby Commercial Bank Lim. – Tenant Manager – and Open from 10 Bank Limited Street (Draw on Union Bank, London) – Open Thursdays till 4 (Branch) - Eckington A. Laing, Manager Thursdays (Draw on Thursdays, 10 – Open on Tuesdays 11 a.m. to London & till 1 (Draw and Fridays, from 11 2.30 p.m. County on London & till 2 (draw on head (Draw on Bank, Westminster office, 59 Old Broad Union Bank London) Bank & Street, London & of London) Berklay & Co. Union Bank of London) London) – Samuel Smith, Manager Sheffield Banking Co. Derby & Derbyshire Banking Co. – Corn (Branch) – New Market (Draw on Williams, Deacon & Square – Co., London) – William Turpie, General Robt. Parker, Manager Manager (Draw on Evans W. & S. & Co. – St. Mary‟s Gate Smith, Payne & (Drawn on Barclay, Bevan` & Co., Smiths‟, London) London)
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Enlightenment! Derbyshire Setting the Pace in the Eighteenth Century: Survey of Ephemera Midland Banking Co. Lim. – 9 St. James‟s Street – Thomas Gill Bennet, Manager – Branch open on Mondays and Thursdays (Draw on London & County Bank, London) Nottingham Joint Stock Bank Lim. – Heanor – Jas. Gall, Manager (Draw on Union Bank of London) Nottingham Joint Stock Bank Lim. – Church Street, Ripley – Henry Sowter, Manager (Draw on Union Bank of London)
Smith Samuel & Co.– Market Place (Draw on Smith , Payne & Smiths‟, London)
Ilkeston Long Eaton Dronfield Nottingha Nottingham Sheffield & m Joint Joint Stock Bank Rotherham Stock Lim. – Long Banking Co. Bank Lim. Eaton – Frank (Branch) - – Market Gay Clarke, Dronfield – Place, Manager (Draw William Ilkeston – on Union Bank Wild, Percival of London) Manager – Nuttall, Open on Manager Wednesday (Draw on s & Union Saturdays Bank of from 11 London) a.m. till 2.30 Smith p.m. (Draw Samuel & on London Co. & (Branch) – Westminste Market r Bank & Place Berklay & (Draw on Co. Smith , London) Payne & Smiths‟, London)
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Conclusions
I feel that this has been a worthwhile project, but I fear that it has only scratched the surface of what might be out there and that there is the need for additional research to create a more comprehensive survey. I often found when looking at schedules for any given archives that frequently accounts, bills and recipes, deeds, articles of partnership and incorporation, plans and patents were all listed clearly. Occasionally sample books and pattern books were also listed but miscellaneous papers were frequently the most useful folios to explore for the more obscure ephemera.
Limitations
Owing to the time constraints of the internship it was not possible to create a comprehensive list of companies and engaged in manufacturing in eighteenth and nineteenth century Derbyshire. For the same reasons it was not possible to make a comprehensive list of banks operating in eighteenth and nineteenth century Derbyshire, however, this survey provides a better snapshot that the companies list owing to a broader range of directories, in terms of dates covered, being used. Time constraints also prevented me from investigating the presence of bills and receipts in personal and estate records. Time constraints also limited my work at Derbyshire Record Office, Matlock. It was decided that it would be better to focus on archival holdings elsewhere rather than in Derbyshire, which could be looked into by local volunteers at a later date more easily than archives which were further afield.
It was not possible owing to a collection move ahead of refurbishment work at the Bodleian Library, University of Oxford to access the John Johnson Collection of Printed Ephemera directly without knowing exactly which items one wanted to view and access had to be negotiated in advance. It was, therefore, agreed with Ros Westwood to focus my efforts elsewhere. It was, however, able to access parts of it Enlightenment! Derbyshire Setting the Pace in the Eighteenth Century: Survey of Ephemera online through their website. I was also unable to visit the Department of Textiles and Fashion at the Victoria and Albert Museum due to it being closed during the period of the internship.
I wrote to the British Horological Institute on 8 May enquiring whether they had an material relating to Derbyshire and attempting to set up a visit. Unfortunately I have not as yet received a reply from them.
Finally it was only able to access one box of material from the collection of George Brettle and Co. Ltd. owing to the fact that the archive has not been fully catalogued and numbered.
A number of small holdings were also not examined owing to their distance from Nottingham and issues of time and cost.
Further Research
Clearly there is much work still to do in order to create a comprehensive survey of Merchandising and Trade Ephemera relating to the industries of Derbyshire during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth centuries. Both in extending the search to additional archives and completing the work in more local archives which this project began.
There is no doubt from looking at the scope and content of the George Brettle & Co. Ltd. archive on the University of Nottingham Library, Department of Manuscripts and Special Collections website that it will contain relevant material. It would be worth examining it once it has been catalogued. I do not believe, however, this is scheduled to happen in the foreseeable future. Additionally it would be worth working through the schedules for companies with archives in the Derbyshire Record Office from Meerbrook Sough Co. onwards.55 When the John Johnson Collection of Printed Ephemera re-opens fully in its new home in the Weston Library, University of Oxford in March 2015.
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In terms of additional archives, it would be worth contacting the British Horological Institute again to see if they have any relevant material as my hunch is that there will be material there. Meanwhile The Science Museum library in Swindon and Manchester Archives both look as though they contain items of interest.56 Additionally it is possible that the archival research into Derbyshire‟s banks might be prove interesting, and undoubtedly would be a beneficial addition to scholarship not only of banking history, but also the industrial revolution, Derbyshire and the period more widely.
It is possible that archival research at Chatsworth House might reap results, however owing to the fact that there is limited cataloging it is likely to prove an imposing task. Stuart Budd from the archives did inform me, however, that it was likely that there would be relevant material in their holdings. Equally searches of accounts and papers of other estates could turn up relevant bills and receipts, however, once again it is likely that this would be time consuming ad would best be conducted either as a doctoral or post-doctoral project. Indeed, a worthwhile project for a PhD study could be the local expenditure of landed estates. This might build upon a project being conducted at the University of Northampton on „Consumption and the English Country House‟ under the Direction of Professor Jon Stobart ([email protected]).
With funding within the Arts and Humanities being so tight at present it may be a number of years before any of these suggestions can be taken forward, and it will be necessary to seek collaborative funding. I do wonder if it might be worth contacting the banks with a proposal for a banking history of banking in Derbyshire during the Industrial Revolution, highlighting Derbyshire‟s role as the driving force of the revolution and tying it in with the Derwent Valley Wold Heritage Site and see if it is possible to gain access to their archives and some funding by pricking their social conscience at a time when they continue to come in for much public criticism.
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Appendix One – Survey of Ephemera
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Repository Number Item Description Item Date Standalone To Linked or Holder Copyright Image Availabl Websit on Details Image Contact Transcription Information Other Bodleian Trade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y Lion in profile John Johnson John Charles Taylor Trade Card Library Cards 14 Library, standing on Collection Red Lion Hotel (56) University hind legs Commercial Inn & Posting House of Oxford Wines & Spirits of the Best quality, Good Well Aired Beds. Excellent Stabling & Lock-up Coach House, Hearse & Mourning Coaches on the Shortest Notice Bridge Street Belper Distances from Belper
M M M M M M Derby 8 Burton- Peacock Bakewe Derby 8 Ashbourne 12 Upon- Inn 7 ll 19 Trent 19 Loughb Lichfiel Chesterfi Buxton Nottingh Alton Towers 20 orough d 32 eld 17 29 am 21 25 Leiceste Sutton Sheffield Stockp Alfreton Wirksworth 6 r 36 Coldfie 28 ort 16 8 ld 41 [Illegibl Birmgh Matlock- Manch Mansfiel Chatsworth 18 e] 9 am 42 Bath 9 ester 53 d 17
A Fly From the House Meets the Respective Trains Bodleian Trade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y N/A John Johnson Matlock Old Bath Hotel, Trade Card Library Cards 14 Library, Collection Derbyshire (93) University M. Cumming, of Oxford (Widdow of the late J.N. Cumming) Returns her grateful acknowledgements to the Nobility, Gentry, and her Friends, for all past favours, and begs to inform them, that the House will, for the future be conducted by herself; and she most respectfully solicits a continuance of their Patronage. Bodleian Trade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y Picture of a John Johnson J. Wills, F.S.Sc. Trade Card Library Cards 1 Library, Church Collection Architect, Derby and London (53) University Head Office, Victoria Chambers, Derby of Oxford (under picture) Baptist Church & Schools Teddington Jack Wills Architect F.S.Sc. Derby and London Bodleian Trade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y John Johnson Owen Jones‟ Prize Medal for Household Decoration – National Bronze Medal, South Kensington, For Success in Art – Silver Medal, Trade Card Library Cards 19 Library, Collection Derby Art Gallery, For Decorative Design (60) University George Potter of Oxford Decorator @ Painter 136 Gerrard Street, Derby Wall Papers in Great Variety Bodleian Trade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y Lion under a John Johnson Joseph Deaville Trade Card by O. Jewitt, Duffield Cards 14 Library, palm tree in Collection Red Lion (55a) University an oval Commercial Inn of Oxford surrounded Bridge Street by grape vines Belper Good Post Horses, Neat Flys, Carriage, Giggs Hearse, &C. Distances from Belper M M M Derby 8 Peacock-Inn 7 Derby 8 Loughborough 25 Chesterfield 17 Nottingham 24 Leicester 36 Sheffield 28 Alfreton 8 Derby 8 Mansfield 17 Matlock-Bath 9 Ashbourne 12 Burton-Upon-Trent 19 Alton Towers 20 Bakewell 19 Wirksworth 6 Lichfield 32 Chatsworth 18 Buxton 29 Sutton-Coldfield 41 Stockport 46 Enlightenment! Derbyshire Setting the Pace in the Eighteenth Century: Survey of Ephemera
Birmingham 48 Manchester 53
Bodleian Trade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y Engraving of John Johnson Telegrams: Bond, Mayfield-Staffs Telephone: 44 Ashbourne Trade Card Library Cards 21 Library, Alrewas Mills Collection M. Bond & Co., Alrewas Mills near Ashbourne, Derbyshire Established 1795 (40) University Near Tapes of Every Description Webs for all purposes of Oxford Ashbourne Presented by R.H. Bond (name hand written) Bodleian Trade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y Angel holding John Johnson William Burn, Angel Commercial Inn & Posting House, Alfreton Trade Card Cards 14 Library, a trumpet Collection Ashbourn 20 Mansfield 9 (44) University Bakewell 17 Matlock Bath 11 of Oxford Chesterfield 10 Nottingham 16 Derby 14 Wirksworth 11 Chatsworth 17 Sheffield 22
Bodleian Trade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y Lion under a John Johnson T. M. White Trade Card by O. Jewitt, Duffield Cards 14 Library, palm tree in Collection Red Lion (55b) University an oval Commercial Inn of Oxford surrounded Bridge Street by grape vines Belper Good Post Horses, Neat Flys, Carriage, Giggs Hearse, &C. Distances from Belper M M M Derby 8 Peacock-Inn 7 Derby 8 Loughborough 25 Chesterfield 17 Nottingham 24 Leicester 36 Sheffield 28 Alfreton 8 Derby 8 Mansfield 17 Matlock-Bath 9 Ashbourne 12 Burton-Upon-Trent 19 Alton Towers 20 Bakewell 19 Wirksworth 6 Lichfield 32 Chatsworth 18 Buxton 29 Sutton-Coldfield 41 Stockport 46 Birmingham 48 Manchester 53
Bodleian Circulating Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y John Johnson W. Bott‟s Circulating Library Buxton Trade Card Library Libraries 2 Library, Collection (34) University of Oxford Bodleian Trade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y N/A John Johnson Hewitt Longson & Co. – Linen – Candlewick Yarn Manufacturers Chesterfield Trade Card Library Cards 12 Library, Collection Prices (112) University No 4 @ 9 of Oxford 5 @ 9 ½ 6 @ 10 7 @ 10 ½ 8 @ 11 ½ 9 10 (prices and strike throughs inked in) Bodleian Trade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y Lion and John Johnson (Top Left Courner) Spar & Marble Museum General & English Gold & Silver Watches warranted and repaired Gold & Silver Trade Card Library Cards 24 Library, Unicorn either Collection Bought and Exchanged (Top Right Courner) Vases, Obelisks &c. &c. Mourning Rings & Every Article In the Jewelry& Fancy Trade (75) University side or Royal made on the shortest notice of Oxford Coat of Arms (Above engraving) By Appointment on (Main Body) R. Moseley, Carver and Gilder to the King (Jeweller, Silversmith) Agent to the British Plate Glass Company Corn mantelpiece Market Derby (Copper Plate, Engraving Printing & Seal Engraving) Free Admittance to the Gallery Bodleian Trade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y Lion and John Johnson (Top Left Courner) Spar & Marble Museum General & English Gold & Silver Watches warranted and repaired Gold & Silver Trade Card Library Cards 24 Library, Unicord either Collection Bought and Exchanged (Top Right Courner) Vases, Obelisks &c. &c. Mourning Rings & Every Article In the Jewelry& Fancy Trade (76) University side or Royal made on the shortest notice of Oxford Coat of Arms (Above engraving) By Appointment on (Main Body) R. Moseley, Carver and Gilder to the King (Jeweller, Silversmith) Agent to the British Plate Glass Company Corn mantelpiece Market Derby (Copper Plate, Engraving Printing & Seal Engraving) Free Admittance to the Gallery Bodleian Trade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y Lion and John Johnson (Top Left Courner) Spar & Marble Museum General & English Gold & Silver Watches warranted and repaired Gold & Silver Trade Card Library Cards 24 Library, Unicord either Collection Bought and Exchanged (Top Right Courner) Vases, Obelisks &c. &c. Mourning Rings & Every Article In the Jewelry& Fancy Trade (77) University side or Royal made on the shortest notice of Oxford Coat of Arms (Above engraving) By Appointment on (Main Body) R. Moseley, Carver and Gilder to the King (Jeweller, Silversmith) Agent to the British Plate Glass Company Corn mantelpiece Market Derby (Copper Plate, Engraving Printing & Seal Engraving) Free Admittance to the Gallery
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Bodleian Trade Trade Card 1769 Standalone Bodleian Y Engraving of John Johnson Tatlon & Johnson, Drapers, Mercers and Haberdashers in the Corn Market Derby Trade Card Library Cards 12 Library, a spinner Collection (118) University (Bottom left) of Oxford and a framework knitter (Bottom right) Bodleian Booktrade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y N/A John Johnson Frank Murray, Bookseller, Bookbinder, Moray House, Derby Trade Card – Blue on Blue Library Trade Library, Collection Cards 4 University of Oxford
Bodleian Trade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y N/A John Johnson Josh. Mason & Co. Varnish Manufacturer Derwent Street Derby Trade Card Library Cards 2 Library, Collection (35a) University of Oxford Bodleian Trade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y N/A John Johnson Joseph Allen, Silk Throwster & Merchant, Manufacturer of Elastic Gusset Webs, Cotton Boot Webs, Worsted Braids & Laces, Trade Card Library Cards 22 Library, Collection Window Lines Gimps, Bullion & Fancy Cords, Cotton Plaited with Silk, Elastic Cord &c &c Spa Mills Derby (18) University of Oxford Bodleian Trade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y N/A John Johnson Beeland Linen & Woollen Drapery Silk Mercery Millinery and Dress Rooms opposite All Saints Church Derby Trade Card on Pink Library Cards 22 Library, Collection (19) University of Oxford Bodleian Provincial Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y N/A John Johnson Telephone No. 122 Established 1834 Francis Carter, Letterpress & Lithographic Printer, Stationer, Bookbinder, Heraldic Die Trade Card Library Booktrade Library, Collection Stamper, etc., Iron Gate Works, Derby Appropriate Attractive Artistic 1 (49b) University of Oxford
Bodleian Circulating Book Plate N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y Floral Boarder John Johnson Derby Town & Country Library Shelf XXXIII No 15 To be kept 20 Days (Numbers written in) Book Plate Library Libraries 2 Library, Collection (35) University of Oxford Bodleian Booktrade Binder‟s N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y Portrait of an John Johnson (Round Boarder) Frank Murray, Booseller, Moray House, Derby (Under Image) Scot: Proc: Reg: Binder‟s Ticket Library Trade Ticket Library, individual in Collection Cards 4 University Elizabethan of Oxford Dress Bodleian Trade Trade Card 12 April Standalone Bodleian Y N/A John Johnson April 12, 1777 Erasmus Stevens, Farrier; (Son of Mr. Stevens, ofStoney-Houghton,) Hereby acquaints the Public That he now resides Trade Card – Derby: Printed by J. Library Cards 9 1777 Library, Collection in Derby and may be met with at Mr. Tomlinson’s Druggist, in St. Peter’s Parish, or at the Old Ship, in the Full Street. Mr. Stevens will Harrison (66) University attend at the Blackmoor’s Head, Ashbourne, every Market and Fair-Day of Oxford Bodleian Provincial Billhead c. 1890s Standalone Bodleian Y John Johnson Established 1834 - Irongate Works Derby – 189_ - From Francis Carter - Telegrams: “Carter Printer Derby” Bill Header Library Booktrade Library, Collection Telephone No: 122 - Printer and Publisher – Inventor and Patentee of the Patent “Security Book Post Envelope” – Bookseller, Art 1 (49a) University Bookbinder, Commercial Stationer, Heraldic Die Stamper, Account Book Maker, Paper Ruler etc. etc. - Agent Manchester Fire Office of Oxford – To Bodleian Trade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y N/A John Johnson Wagstaff & Broadbent, Scaleboard & Hat-Tip Manufacturers, Glossop Trade Card Library Cards 13 Library, Collection (64) University of Oxford Bodleian Provincial Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y N/A John Johnson (Obverse) J.W. Adam Jun., Bookseller, Stationer &c., &c., &c., Has on sale a large assortment of prints, amongst which, are the Trade Card Library Booktrade Library, Chocolate following : - Views of Chatsworth, Hadden Hall, Hardwick, Alton Towers, Ilam, Dovedale, Buxton, Castleton, Ashbourn, Derby, 1 (47) University Matlock Bath, &c., &c. By Chantry, Morison, Rayner, Webster, Rowe, Bird, More, &c., &c. Adam‟s gem of the Peak & Derbyshire of Oxford gems Useful & Fancy Stationary of every description Improved Solid Drawing Tablets, and Sketch Books Drawing Pencils, A choice assorted of Hair and Tooth Brushes, Combs & Purfumery, Soaps, Fancy Baskets, Toys, &c. Depot for the works published by the Religious Tract Society A Great Variety of School and Childrens Books New Books Procured to Order J,W.A. receives a Monthly Book Parcel from London, Printing, Bookbinding, and Engraving Neatly and Expeditiously Executed J.W.A. will wait on any party at their own residence with a sample book of prints sold by him. (Reverse) Terms of Subscription At J. W. Adam‟s Jun., (Late Mawe‟s) Royal Museum Reading Room and Circulating Library, Museum Parade Matlock Bath.
p. 2 weeks Month Quarter Half-year Year wee k s d s. d. s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. . . One 2 6 4 0 6 6 0 14 0 0 17 0 1 1 0 Pers on Two 4 0 6 0 10 6 0 19 0 1 5 0 1 12 0 Pers
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For One Day‟s Reading the Papers, Each Person, 6d., Books included 9d. The Quarterly Review, Monthly Magazines, and London and Provincial Papers, regularly taken in. Bodleian Booktrade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y N/A John Johnson W. Adam‟s (Late Mawe‟s) Royal Museum is Knowing by the large projecting window from the second story, and the ONLY Trade Card Library Derbyshire Library, Collection entrance is by a flight of stairs from the Door nearest the Hotel free admittance The “Gem of the Peak” sold by W. A. University of Oxford Bodleian Trade Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y Surrounded John Johnson Duesbury & Co. Manufacturers of Derby & Chelsea Porcelain most respectfully beg leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry & Public in Trade Card by W. Darling, Newport Library Cards 6 Library, by items Collection General that they have fitted up a large & elegant set of rooms at No 8 Bedford Street Covent Garden which are now open with a (20) University which might great variety of capital as well as very useful & ornamental articles. A fine assortment of Biscuit Groops & single figures also a of Oxford have been for curious collection of Derbyshire Fluors, Alabasters, Marbles &c. NB Rooms are well air‟d sale Bodleian Provincial Trade Card N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y John Johnson If u want printing, have printing for printing of the First order go to Bemrose & Sons, Ltd., Artistic Printers Derby: Midland Place Trade Card Library Booktrade Library, Collection London: 23, Old Bailey 1 (48b) University of Oxford Bodleian Note Note 1850- Standalone Bodleian Y View of John Johnson St. John‟s Church, Buxton Published by J. & W.D. Sutton, Herald Library Headings Heading 1860? Library, Buxton Collection Office 7 (82a) University Church of Oxford
Bodleian Note Note 10 July Standalone Bodleian Y View of New John Johnson New Baths & Grove Hotel, Buxton Rock & Co London No 2190 Library Headings Heading 1853 Library, Baths & Grove Collection 7 (82b) University Hotel, Buxton of Oxford Bodleian Fire Grates Advert 1862 Standalone Bodleian Y N/A John Johnson Bright Stove, with ormula ornaments manufactured by James Haywood, Derby, with Black Marble Chimney Piece, by Messers. Library and Library, Collection Hall, Derby. Cooking University The chief novelty in this Stove consists of the introduction of a Porcelain Hearth, divided into five panels, on which are painted Ranges 2 of Oxford different views of Derbyshire scenery, viz.:- The High Tor, Matlock Ferry, Dovedale, Chee Tor, and a view of the Derwent at (13) - Fire Matlock; this is the first introduction of this material and style of ornamentation. The reflecting cheeks have been placed at such an Grates; angle as would produce a pleasing effect from the reflected images of the bars and hearth, and the intention has been to produce a Water simple and elegant Stove without elaborate ornament, and at a comparatively small cost, and that the whole form an appropriate Heaters, illusion of the mineral wealth of the County in which it was made. A black marble Chimney Piece has therefore been selected that etc. the whole might be the production of of its Mines and Quarries.
Bodleian Note Note 1 Standalone Bodleian Y View of John Johnson Chatsworth London. J. & E. Harwood, 26 Fenchurch Library Headings Heading Septemb Library, Chatsworth Collection Street 8 (51) er 1840 University of Oxford Bodleian Note Note 1 Standalone Bodleian Y View of John Johnson Chatsworth London. J. & E. Harwood, 26 Fenchurch Library Headings Heading Septemb Library, Chatsworth Collection Street 8 (52c) er 1840 University of Oxford
Bodleian Note Note 5 July Standalone Bodleian Y View of John Johnson Chatsworth Rock & Co London No 2184 Library Headings Heading 1853 Library, Chatsworth Collection 8 (53b) University of Oxford Bodleian Note Note 1850- Standalone Bodleian Y View of John Johnson The Crescent, Buxton Engraving by Newman & Co., London, Library Headings Heading 1860? Library, Buxton Collection 48 Watling St. - Published by J. C. 7 (74) University Crescent Bates, Buxton of Oxford Bodleian Note Note 1850- Standalone Bodleian Y View of John Johnson Buxton Engraving by Newman & Co., London, Library Headings Heading 1860? Library, Buxton Collection 48 Watling St. – Trimmed into an 7 (77) University Octagonal Shape – Published by J. C. of Oxford Bates, Buxton Bodleian Note Note 1850- Standalone Bodleian Y View of John Johnson Buxton Engraving by Newman & Co., London, Library Headings Heading 1860? Library, Buxton Collection 48 Watling St. - Published by J. C. 7 (80) University Bates, Buxton of Oxford Bodleian Note Note 1850- Standalone Bodleian Y View of The John Johnson The Old Hall, Buxton Published by Bates Brothers, Buxton - Library Headings Heading 1860? Library, Old Hall, Collection Where Mary Queen of Scotts Resided Engraving by Newman & Co., London, 7 (82*c) University Buxton 48 Watling St. of Oxford Bodleian Note Note 1850- Standalone Bodleian Y View of the John Johnson Buxton London. J. & E. Harwood, 26 Fenchurch Library Headings Heading 1860? Library, Buxton Collection Street No 147
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7 (75b) University of Oxford Bodleian Note Note 1850- Standalone Bodleian N View of the John Johnson Buxton London. J. & E. Harwood, 26 Fenchurch Library Headings Heading 1860? Library, Buxton Collection Street No 147 7 (76) University of Oxford Bodleian Note Note 1870- Standalone Bodleian Y View of John Johnson Interior of Devonshire Hospital and Buxton Bath Charity Engraved by Newman & Co. 69 Library Headings Heading 1880? Library, Interior of Collection Southwark Br. Rd. 7 (79a) University Devonshire of Oxford Hospital and Buxton Bath Charity Bodleian Note Note 1870- Standalone Bodleian Y View of The John Johnson The Devonshire Hospital and Buxton Bath Charity Engraved by Newman & Co. 69 Library Headings Heading 1880 Library, Devonshire Collection Southwark Br. Rd. 7 (79b) University Hospital and of Oxford Buxton Bath Charity Bodleian Note Note 1850- Standalone Bodleian Y View of The John Johnson Crescent, Buxton Published by W. Robins Library, 3 & 1 Library Headings Heading 1860? Library, Crescent, Collection Devonshire Colonnade, Buxton 7 (81a) University Buxton of Oxford Bodleian Note Note 1870- Standalone Bodleian Y View of John Johnson Flower Vase Gardens, Buxton Library Headings Heading 1880? Library, Flower Vase, Collection 7 (79c) University Gardens, of Oxford Buxton
Bodleian Note Note 20 June Standalone Bodleian Y View of the John Johnson The Crescent, Buxton Rock & Co, London No 2172 Library Headings Heading 1853 Library, Crescent, Collection 7 (82*d) University Buxton of Oxford Bodleian Note Note 1850- Standalone Bodleian Y View of Chee John Johnson Chee Dale near Buxton Engraved by Newman & Co. 48 Library Headings Heading 1860? Library, Dale, Near Collection Watling St. London 7 (81b) University Buxton of Oxford Bodleian Harding Armorial 1814 Standalone Bodleian Y Coat of Arms John Johnson Wm. Bateman, F.A.S. Library Book Bookplate Library, surrounded Collection Of Middleton-by –Yolgrave Plates University by books In the County of Derby (286) of Oxford Bodleian Johnson Armorial 1814 Standalone Bodleian Y Coat of Arms John Johnson Wm. Bateman, F.A.S. Library Bookplates Bookplate Library, surrounded Collection Of Middleton-by –Yolgrave (181) University by books In the County of Derby of Oxford Bodleian Johnson Armorial 1814 Standalone Bodleian Y Coat of Arms John Johnson Wm. Bateman, F.A.S. Library Bookplates Bookplate Library, surrounded Collection Of Middleton-by –Yolgrave (182) University by books In the County of Derby of Oxford Bodleian Harding Armorial N.D. Standalone Bodleian Y Coat of Arms John Johnson Motto: Sidus Adsit Amicum Library Bookplates Bookplate Library, Bateman (280) University of Middleton Hall of Oxford (by Youlgrave) in the County of Derby
British 1870,0507.2 Tavern 19th Standalone Trustees N N/A Department (Obverse) W. Jones - Bull Inn Denbigh Tavern Token Museum 909 Token Century of the of Coins and (Reverse) Noted for Good Ales Wines & Spirits British Medals Museum
British 1870,0507.2 Tavern 19th Standalone Trustees N N/A Department (Obverse) Thos. Maundrell - Sir Robert Peel – Derby Tavern Token – Sir Robert Peel – Derby Museum 912 Token – 1 Century of the of Coins and (Reverse) E. Cottrill Birmingham – Die, Coin, & Pressworks St. Paul‟s Sqr. – 1D ½ – 1 ½ d. ½ d. British Medals Museum British SSB,187.22. Alloy 1796 Standalone Trustees N (Obverse) Department (Obverse) Crescent 1796 (Reverse) Coat of Arms (Edge) Buxton Token Alloy Token - Originally from the Museum 2 Token of the Georgian of Coins and collection of Sarah Sophia Banks – British Crescent Medals Value: ½ d. Museum (Reverse) Coat of Arms - Devonshires (Motto: Cavendo Tutus) British 1991, Colliery N.D. Standalone Trustees N N/A Department N.C.B. Markham 3703 Mining Token – 5.28g – Hole punched Museum 0910.26 Token of the of Coins and in top
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British Medals Museum British 1991, Colliery N.D. Standalone Trustees N N/A Department T N.C.B. C Mining Token – 7.23g – Hole punched Museum 0910.27 Token of the of Coins and 273 in top British Medals Markham Museum British 1991, Colliery N.D. Standalone Trustees N N/A Department N.C.B. Mr Ingham Markham Mining Token – 9g – Hole punched in Museum 0910.28 Token of the of Coins and top British Medals Museum British 1991, Colliery N.D. Standalone Trustees N N/A Department N.C.B. Mr Wormley Markham Mining Token – 6.25g – Hole punched Museum 0910.29 Token of the of Coins and in top British Medals Museum British 1991, Colliery N.D. Standalone Trustees N N/A Department TC N.C.B. 130 Markham Mining Token – 9g – Hole punched in Museum 0910.30 Token of the of Coins and top British Medals Museum British 1991, Colliery N.D. Standalone Trustees N N/A Department N.C.B 4055 Markham Mining Token – 8.03g – Hole punched Museum 0910.31 Token of the of Coins and in top British Medals Museum British 1991, Colliery N.D. Standalone Trustees N N/A Department N.C.B. Markham Mining Token – 6.17g – Hole punched Museum 0910.32 Token of the of Coins and in top British Medals Museum
British 1980, Unissued 19th Standalone Trustees N N/A Department Unissued Cheque – Sheffield and Museum 1130.585 Cheque Century of the of Coins and Rotherham Bank – No. 15309 Buxton British Medals Museum British Banks Trade Card N.D. Standalone Trustees Urn and two Department Tatlow & Yerbury Drapers, Mercers & Haberdashers Corn Market Derby From Eyre &Hartley‟s London Trade Card – by Stepanoff Museum 80.185 of the women one of Prints and British with a sword Drawings Museum and scales British Banks Trade Card 1797 Standalone Trustees N Some tea and Department Richard Huss Wholesale & retail grocer & tea-dealer hop & seedman &c. Corn Market, Derby Trade Card – by Yates Museum 68.71 of the Coffee of Prints and British canisters, a Drawings Museum chest, basket, jars boxes and packets British Banks I.216 Trade Card N.D. Standalone Trustees In Lion Standing Department Posthouse, Wirksworth Harley Trade Card Museum of the Progr in centre of Prints and British ess Drawings Museum British Banks Trade Card N.D. Standalone Trustees In N/A Department Wm Coopers Watch and Clock Maker Derby Sells all sorts of plate rings &c. Trade Card Museum 39.32 of the Progr of Prints and British ess Drawings Museum British Banks 5.35 Trade Card N.D. Standalone Trustees In Figure of Department Samuel J. Shaw, Derby Begs leave to offer his services as auctioneer by a particular attention to the interest of his employers and a Trade Card – by Yates Museum of the Progr female with a of Prints and zealous exertion in the execution of their commands British ess sword and Drawings Museum scales British Banks Trade Card N.D. Standalone Trustees In Mantle Piece Department Brown & Son Sculptors & marble masons King Street Derby beg leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry and Public in general that Trade Card Museum 106.5 of the Progr with three of Prints and having completed a new set of works on an improved principle (worked by steam) for sawing & polishing Marble &c. And turning British ess cups on Drawings in the lathe they can manufacture chimney pieces & monuments of various Foreign & Derbyshire Marble likewise chimney Museum ornaments fancy articles &c. Of the beautiful Derbyshire (floor) spar & all alabaster in a superior style and on the most reasonable terms. Collections of minerals classed and arranged according to their affinities. British Banks 98.8 Trade Card 1793 Standalone Trustees In King‟s coat of Department Duesbury & Son Derby, Porcelain Manufacturers o his Majesty & His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales NB the London Trade Card Museum of the Progr arms and of Prints and Warehouse in Bedford Street Covent Garden British ess Prince of Drawings Museum Wales Cote of Arms with an urn in the middle. British Banks 98.9 Trade Card N.D. Standalone Trustees In Surrounded Department Duesbury & Co. Manufacturers of Derby & Chelsea Porcelain most respectfully beg leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry & Public in Trade Card by W. Darling, Newport Museum of the Progr by items of Prints and General that they have fitted up a large & elegant set of rooms at No 8 Bedford Street Covent Garden which are now open with a British ess which might Drawings great variety of capital as well as very useful & ornamental articles. A fine assortment of Biscuit Groops & single figures also a Museum have been for curious collection of Derbyshire Fluors, Alabasters, Marbles &c. NB Rooms are well air‟d sale
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British Banks Trade card 1802 Standalone Trustees In Tree on either Department John Brown Trade Card - Printed by Wilkind, Museum 119.2 of the Progr side of text of Prints and At his warehouse opposite Froggatt‟s Hotel Matlock-Bath begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry &c. he has a large collection of Printer, Derbys British ess Drawings the most beautiful Derbyshire spar & petrifaction ornaments also great variety of sugar basins, cream pails, toilet boxes, spying Museum boxes, Honey pots, sugar pots, candlesticks, salts, inkstands, trinkets &c. with every other article of spar & petrifaction on the most reasonable terms. Also to be seen a good collection of spars & minerals where may be had a guide to the comberland cavern. British Banks I.99 Trade Card 1795 Standalone Trustees In Winged Department Richard Witton Trade Card – Yeats Sculp. Museum of the Progr cherub in top of Prints and George Inn, Derby British ess corners Drawings Late servant to Ld Vernon Museum holding a And Elizh Witton garland or Late housekeeper & cook to the Honble Mrs Anson possible grape Beg leave to inform the public in general & their friends in particular that they have taken and entered upon the above INN and vine which humbly solicit their protection and support hangs down Neat Post Chaises &c. sides of card – In centre classical figure on hoarse slaying a dragon with a spear British Banks I. 48 Trade Card 1793 Standalone Trustees In View of Department Richard Mason Trade Card Museum of the Progr Matlock Bath of Prints and Matlock Bath British ess Drawings Neat Post Chaise‟s Museum £ S. d. (columns for each) Eating Wine Negus Punch Rum &c. Coffee & Tea Malt Liquor Perry and Cyder Bed Room Cards Dancing Servts: Eating & Ale Horses Hay & Corn British Heal I.159 Trade Card N.D. Standalone Trustees In Dog in centre Department James Robertshaw Trade Card Museum of the Progr with grape of Prints and Talbot-Inn; Derby British ess vines on Drawings Humbly solicits the patronage of the Nobility, Gentry, & others assuming them unremitting attention will be paid on his part to Museum either side accommodate them with every requisite in the genteelest manner British Heal I.60 Trade Card N.D. Standalone Trustees In Engraving of Department Joseph Dodgson Kings Arms & Commercial Inn St. Mary‟s Gate, Derby Trade Card Museum of the Progr the Inn of Prints and British ess Drawings Museum British Heal I.161 Trade Card 1 May Standalone Trustees In Engraving of Department A. & W. Greaves, Old Bath Royal Hotel Matlock and Rutland Arms, Bakewell Trade Card Museum 1844 of the Progr a view of the of Prints and Matlock Bath British ess Old Bath Drawings A. & W. Greaves of the Rutland Arms, Bakewell Museum Royal Hotel Having in connexion with their present establishment taken the Old Bath Royal Hotel, Matlock embrace the opportunity of and the road returning thanks to the Nobility, Gentry and their commercial friends for the support they have received during a 40 years leading up to residence at the Rutland Arms and with a view to a continuance of that support they beg to assure them that they have spared no it. expense to render their Establishment at Matlock in every way worthy of the patronage they have received and are most anxious to maintain; and it will be their constant endevour to render their charges as moderate as the means taken to provide for the comfort of their visitors will possibly allow. Communications being constantly kept up between the two Establishments parties wishing to make a Tour of the Scenery of the Peak may have every facility afforded them on the most reasonable terms while their Visitors at the Rutland Arms will continue to have the privilege of enjoying the Fly Fishing for which Bakewell has so long been celebrated. Matlock is within 6 miles of Ambergate Station on the North Midland Railway where conveyances meet every train. May 1st 1844
British Heal 106.3 Trade Card N.D. Standalone Trustees In At bottom a Department Anthony Berrisford Trade Card Museum of the Progr Portrait bust, of Prints and Statuary Graver & Carver at Bakewell in Derbyshire has allways ready for sale large quantity of English & Foreign Marbles of British ess scroll with a drawings whom Gentlemen may have Museum building on Chimney-Pieces, Tables, Monuments, Grave-Stones, Statues, Busts and all kinds of Ornaments in Marble & Curious Chrystalline and tools of Substances the trade Done in Best manner and at reasonable rates British Heal 98.3 Trade Card N.D. Standalone Trustees In Royal Coat of Department Duesbury and Co. Trade card Museum of the Progr Arms (Top of Prints and Porcelain Manufacturers British ess Centre) Drawings To his Majesty Museum Bedford Street, Covent garden London
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British Heal 98.4 Trade Card N.D. Standalone Trustees In Surrounded Department Duesbury & Co. Manufacturers of Derby & Chelsea Porcelain most respectfully beg leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry & Public in Trade Card by W. Darling, Newport Museum of the Progr by items of Prints and General that they have fitted up a large & elegant set of rooms at No 8 Bedford Street Covent Garden which are now open with a British ess which might Drawings great variety of capital as well as very useful & ornamental articles. A fine assortment of Biscuit Groops & single figures also a Museum have been for curious collection of Derbyshire Fluors, Alabasters, Marbles &c. NB Rooms are well air‟d sale British Banks Trade Card N.D. Standalone Trustees In Department Pritchard‟s New Book Society Trade Card Museum 79.20 of the Progr of Prints and Resident Members British ess Drawings Mr. W. Swift Museum Mr. Priestley Mr. Thos Wright Mr. Weatherhead Mr John Saunders Mr. L. Swift Mr. Jessopp Mr. Thomas Cooper Mr. F. Ferne Mr. Billing Mr. Pybuss Mr. Hubball Mr. F. Sanders, Mackworth Mr. R. Harrison Mr. Tudor, Coxbench
(Society Rules)
The society not to exceed the number of Twenty members and to meet once every six weeks at the Talbot Inn at 7 o‟clock in the evening for the purpose of ordering and inspecting books.
That no member be permitted to order any book or books beyond the value of Five Guineas in any one year. That no book or books shall be ordered into the society above the value of one guinea and a half unless at or by the authority of a six weeks meeting. That each member shall annually order Books to the amount of Ten Shillings or foreitthat sum to the fund of the society.
To the non-attendants at the six weeks meetings shall forfeit six-pence Ladies and non-residents excepted. That each Member shall return the Books to the Librarian at the expiration of the limited times, as under, viz reviews and magazines in four days – pamphlets and other books less than octavo in one week – octavos a fortnight – quartos three weeks – folios four weeks for each volume provided that no work is kept above two months. Each member to be fined one penny per day for every book he keeps beyond the time specified until the penalty amounts to the value of the book and the book shall be returned to the society. Works of more than one volume being allowed proportionally greater length of time the different volumes the same work not being intended to be separated.
That an Annual meeting be held at the Talbot Inn the first Monday in October when the accounts shall be audited and the books which have been circulated through the society sold – each member shall be obliged take the books or pamphlets proposed or ordered by him, at half price unless they are sold for more at the Annual Meeting. Fine for not attending this meeting Five Shillings. The Ladies who may subscribe to this society be at liberty to depute a friend (being a member) to attend the Annual Meeting and purchase books in their stead.
That the non-resident members be allowed to keep every parcel of books they receive the sum of times limited to each (excepting periodical publications) and must return them to Mr. Pritcharsd, or send him a printed letter (which is provided) to acquaint him to whom they are transmitted; and no number of books shall be sent at one time to a non-resident member the sum of whose times shall exceed two months
That no person shall be elected into the society unless he or she shall have been previously proposed at the six weeks meeting preceding that at which the election of such person shall be made by ballot; and such candidate shall not be rejected by less than three black balls.
That when any members shall be desirous of withdrawing from the society he shall give notice in writing to the Librarian of such his intention at least six weeks before the Annual Meeting
That no book or books be ordered a second time into the Society except at and with the consent of an Annual Meeting
British Banks Trade Card 1802 Standalone Trustees In Female Department Flint, Surgeon Dentist Trade Card Museum 54.10 of the Progr resting on an of Prints and Buxton, Derbyshire British ess anchor Drawings Late apprentice to Mr Bott, Nottingham Museum British Banks 87*2 Trade Card 1815 Standalone Trustees In Rocky rural Department Brown‟s & Mowe Free Museum Matlock Trade Card Museum of the Progr view of Prints and Derbyshire spar ornaments Minerals, Shells, Corrals &c. Insured safe in carriage British ess Drawings Museum British Banks 87*3 Trade Card 1815 Standalone Trustees In Rocky rural Department Brown‟s & Mowe Free Museum Matlock Trade Card
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Museum of the Progr view of Prints and Derbyshire spar ornaments Minerals, Shells, Corrals &c. Insured safe in carriage British ess Drawings Museum British Banks Trade Card N.D. Standalone Trustees In Bacchus with Department T. Timms Wine and Spirit Merchant, Melbourne - casks, hampers bottles &c. allowed for when returned – Fine Brown Stout, bottled Trade Cards Museum 130.61 of the Progr 3 barrels of Prints and Porter &c. Wholesale & Retail Terms – Ready Money British ess Drawings Museum British 1939,0814.1 Sketchbook 1774 Standalone Trustees Y Image of Department Inscription Content: The inside front cover inscribed: "J: Wright/Feby. 1774" Description Museum .1-46 of the Front cover of Prints and Several leaves inscribed and/or dated: "memo-y" (2v); "Captl. Rome 1 April 74" (6r and 7r); "F. Academy. April 22d.-74/Rome" (8r); Sketchbook bound in paper inscribed British and 49 images Drawings "Captl-Rome April 1 /74" (25r); "Rome 1 May 74/Memy" (32v/33r); "Rome 3d.May.74/Memy" (32v); "Rome 28 Apr[l]/74/mem.y" on the front cover 'Jo: Wright/Book of Museum of the inside. and "April 74" (34r); "Rome 27 April 74/Mem y" (34v); "Ditto" Sketches/Feby 1774' and 'XII' (upside (35r); "Memo y. Antique/Rome April 24th.74" (35v); "Memy. -Natu[r]. May 16./74" (36r); "Rome April 2[3]-74/Memo.y" (36v); down), containing 46 leaves drawn on "Ditto" (37r); "Memo.y May 15-74" (37v); "Ditto" (38r); "Pall:Justiana Rome 17 April 74-" (39r); "Memo.y Rome/March 21. 74" (43r) the recto or on both sides, with studies after the antique made in the Capitoline Museum and elsewhere (such as the French Academy in Rome), studies of figures chiefly observed in the streets of Rome, and studies of landscape, sky, details of buildings and other subjects; also 3 blank leaves; subjects include boys sleeping on benches or steps, a baby (possibly Wright's daughter Romana), crumbling stonework (probably in the Colosseum), a villa in the country, an archway, a tower among trees, a sandy bank. 1774 Most sketches in graphite, or pen and brown ink over graphite; others in brush and grey ink over graphite, black chalk, pen and grey ink over graphite, pen and brown ink with grey wash over graphite. A detailed description of the sketchbook follows: Cover (inscribed as above). Inside cover Inscribed „J. Wright, Feb. 1774‟57
57 F1r Sketch of figure from the left side resting his head upon his hand and his elbow upon raised knee. Graphite. F1v More detailed study of the previous figure in pen and brown ink over graphite. F2r Various studies: a leg in graphite, a full length, draped female statue in pen and brown ink over graphite and a female head in pen and brown ink. F2v Study of a partly draped seated male from the right side with a spear over shoulder. Inscribed „memo-y‟. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F3r Study of a seated female with two young children to the left and one supported by her arm on the right. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F3v Miscellaneous sketches of a male face on a corbel, a knee, a foot, and a male figure. Black chalk and graphite. F4r Study of a landscape with a wall curving around from the left and a cliff to the right. Brush and grey ink over graphite. F4v Sketch of masonry and an arch. Graphite F5r Study of a landscape with stone tower on the left side, a wall curving around from the right side and a road following the curve in the centre. Brush and grey ink over graphite. F5v Blank F6r Sketch of a seated, nude young child from the right side, reaching up with his right arm, head tilted, possibly based on sculpture. Inscribed „Capt Rome 1 april 74‟. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F6v Sketches of the legs of child from F6r from the other side. Graphite and pen and brown ink over graphite. F7r Study of the same figure from the left side, knees overlap the bottom right corner of F6v. Inscribed „Capt. Rome 1 april 74. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F7v Blank F8r Detailed sketch of a young female from right side, seated on the floor with knees and feet curved around at the front, right arm outstretched down to the front and head tilted down. Inscribed „F. Academy. April 22d.-74/ Rome‟. Graphite. F8v Detailed study of material draped over arm. Graphite. F9r Study of a sculpted head from the left with floral and vine decoration in the hair. Graphite. Also a study of folded material on the bottom half of the leaf. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F9v Study of a female head resting upon her left hand. Pen and brown ink. A similar sketch in graphite beneath and a very faint sketch of a face from the right side on the bottom left hand side of the leaf. Graphite. F10r Study of a head from the left side with grapes and vines decorating the hair. Graphite. Clouds sketched across the bottom half of the leaf. Graphite. F10v Study of stone archways. Pen and brown ink with grey wash over graphite. F11r Sketch of archways for F10v. Graphite. F11v Sketch of a female head from the left side resting her chin upon her right hand. Graphite. Sketch of a female head in profile to right with hair bound up. Pen and brown ink. F12r Sketch of a detail of a stone wall. Graphite. F12v Sketch of ruins including base of column on right. Black chalk. F13r Sketch of the outside entrance archway to ancient monument. An illegible inscription to the right of the door. Graphite. F13v Sketch of landscape. Upside down on page. Black chalk. F14r Sketch of a courtyard with arches overhead. Graphite. F14v Miscellaneous sketches including a sketch of a baby‟s head and hand at the top of the leaf. Graphite. The corner of two buildings with trees beside. Graphite. Two figures very lightly sketched, one leaning over the other. Graphite. F15r Cloud study. Graphite. F15v Cloud study. Graphite. F16r Cloud study. Graphite. F16v Sketch of half draped female figure from the left side, leaning over a tomb? right leg raised. Graphite. F17r Sketch of the same figure but with no raised leg. Graphite. F17v Study of a cherub from right side, seated and kissing another infant who is placed behind the cherub with only head and left arm visible. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F18r Study of a young child from right side, seated on the ground with flowers and grass, leaning forward with right leg outstretched and face only partially visible. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F18v Study of a young male child on the ground from left side, leaning forward with legs bent, head resting upon right hand, left hand supporting the torso of the body. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F19r Study of two young children partly draped, turned toward each other but one with mostly his back showing, holding a dog, the other child reaches towards it. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F19v Full-length study of a nude young male from the front, leaning to the right and looking down. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F20r Very light sketch of a head and shoulders, head facing down. Graphite. F20v Blank F21r Study of a female head from left side, facing down, supported by right hand clutching drapery. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F21v Very faint sketch of female head tilted downwards. Graphite. F22r Sketch of a child‟s head and left arm from left side. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F22v Faint sketch of seated elderly male figure from left side. Graphite. F23r Sketch of two full length adult figures facing forward and a child with back to viewer. Also the faint outline of the upper part of a child‟s back and head to the bottom left of the leaf. Graphite. Page | 120
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Curator's comments At least two of the studies were used for finished compositions. See Judy Egerton, 'Wright of Derby', exh.cat., Tate Gallery, 1990, No.76,(1939, 0814.1.34 v, 35r are reproduced p. 140) and Benedict Nicholson, 'Joseph Wright of Derby Painter of Light', London and New Haven, 1968.1939, 0814.1.25r - Plate 126, pp. 86; 28v - Plate 134, pp. 88; 1v - Plate 137, pp. 88; 27r - Plate 139, pp. 89. (The book is numbered incorrectly; the actual image is top left on the page); 26r - Plate 140, pp. 89; 36r - Plate 141, pp. 89. There is a sketch on the inside back which does not have a registration number.
Dimensions Height: 246 millimetres Width: 175 millimetres (covers) British Museum 1939,0814.1.1-46 Sketchbook 1774 Standalone Trustees of the British Museum BritishY CIB.434 Unissued 1806- Standalone Trustees N N/A Department On loan from ifs School of Finance MuseumImage of Front cover and 49 imagesCheque of the 1899inside. of the of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of Department of Prints and Drawings British Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. – Inscription Content: Museum The inside front cover inscribed: "J: Wright/Feby.Unissued Cheque – Issuer Messrs 1774" Several leaves inscribed and/or dated: "memo-y" (2v); "Captl. Rome 1 April 74" (6r and 7r); "F. Academy. April 22d.-74/Rome" (8r); "Captl-Rome April 1 /74" (25r); "Rome 1 May 74/Memy" (32v/33r); "Rome 3d.May.74/Memy" (32v); "Rome 28 Apr[l]/74/mem.y"Samuel Smithand "April & Co. 74 Bankers," (34r); "Rome Derby 27 – April 74/Mem y" (34v); "Ditto"
F23v(35r); Study "Memo of a y. seated Antique/Rome female with Aprilheadscarf 24th.74" from right(35v); side, "Memy. leaning -Natu[r]. forward Mayover a16./74" nursing (36r); baby. "Rome Pen and April brown 2[3] ink-74/Memo.y" over graphite. (36v); "Ditto" (37r); "Memo.y May 15-74" (37v); "Ditto" (38r); "Pall:Justiana Rome 17 April 74-" (39r); "Memo.y Rome/March 21. 74" (43r) Description:F24r Study of a seated male from right side with folded arms, a turban and a moustache. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F24v Blank F25rSketchbook Study of abound seated inelderly paper figure inscribed from the on front, the frontdraped cover and holding'Jo: Wright/Book vessel, head of strained Sketches/Feby up, possibly 1774' based and on 'XII' sculpture. (upside Inscribed down), „Capt conta Romeining april 46 1.leaves 74‟. Graphite. drawn on the recto or on both sides, with studies after the antique made in the Capitoline Museum and elsewhere (such as the French Academy in Rome),F25v Sketch studies of a satyr of figures turned chieflyto right, observedpossibly based in the on streetssculpture. of AlsoRome, sketch and of studies an upper of armlandscape, and sleeve sky, in thedetails top left of hbuildingsand corner and of the ot herleaf. subjects;Pen and brown also 3ink blank over leaves;graphite. subjects include boys sleeping on benches or steps, a baby (possibly Wright's daughter Romana), crumbling stonework (probably in F26r Study of the muscles of a male for the top half of the body from right side with right arm outstretched. Pen and brown and grey ink over graphite. the Colosseum), a villa in the country, an archway, a tower among trees, a sandy bank. 1774 F26v Study of the muscles of the back of a male. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F27rMost Sketch sketches of five seated in contemporary graphite, figures or pengrouped and together brown including ink two children. over graphite;Graphite. others in brush and grey ink over graphite, black chalk, pen and grey ink over graphite, pen and brown ink with grey wash over graphite. AF27v Study of two full length nude male children, detailed one face on and the side. Pen and brown ink over graphite. description of the sketchbook follows: 3 Blank leaves Cover (inscribed as above). F28r Sketch of a seated male from right side, resting his head on a pillar. Graphite. InsideF28v A more detailed study of F28r. Pen and brown ink cover over graphite. Inscribed ‘J. Wright, Feb. 1774’ F1rF29r Sketch of Sketcha standing female offrom right side figure with arms aroundfrom a large nude thechild. Graphite. left side resting his head upon his hand and his elbow upon raised knee. Graphite. F29v Study of a seated male wearing a cap with one knee propped up and the other dangling over the edge of the platform. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F30rF1v Study of a male seated More on a curb from left detailed side, resting his head on studyhis folded arms. Pen and of brown ink over graphite. the previous figure in pen and brown ink over graphite. F2rF30v Study Various of a female figure studies: from the right a side leg knelt on inthe ground graphite, next to a reclining a male full figure. length,Pen and brown draped ink over graphite. female statue in pen and brown ink over graphite and a female head in pen and brown ink. F31r Very faint sketch of a child‟s face. Graphite. F2v Study of a partly draped seated male from the right side with a spear over shoulder. Inscribed ‘memo-y’. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F31v Study of a full length elderly male from right side leaning on a wall and holding a walking-stick and a hat. Pen and brown and grey ink over graphite. F32rF3r Study Study of a youth reclining of on a a step. seatedPen and brown female in over graphite. with two young children to the left and one supported by her arm on the right. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F3vF32v Study of Miscellaneousfull length male figure from sketches left side with a waistcoat of and drapery, a leaning male on a tree st faceump. Inscribed on „Rome 1 May a 74 mem-y‟. corbel, The 74 runs onto a F33r. Pen knee,and brown ink over a graphite. foot, and a male figure. Black chalk and graphite. F33r Study of a seated male figure from left side on a rock, holding his raised left knee with both arms and looking ahead. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F33vF4r Study of Study a full length male of from behind, a partly landscape draped with his with right arm resting a on a wall and his left curv placeding on his hip, around head tilted downward. from Inscribed the „Rome left 3.d May 74 and mem -y‟. Pen a and brown cliff ink over graphite. to the right. Brush and grey ink over graphite. F4vF34r Study of a male seated on a step from left Sketch side, wearing a hat and resting his head and arms of on a pillar. Inscribed „Rome 28 Ap 74 mem masonry-y?‟ and inscribed lower right in image „april 74‟. and Pen and brown ink over graphite. an arch. Graphite F34v Study of a male with a sack seated on a stone step from left side with head turned away and upwards. Inscribed lower right „Rome 27 april 74 mem-y‟ Pen and brown ink over graphite. F5r Study of a landscape with stone tower on the left side, a wall curving around from the right side and a road following the curve in the centre. Brush and grey ink over graphite. F35r Study of a male wearing a hat slumped against a wall whilst seated on steps with a basket in the foreground to the left hand side. Inscribed lower left „ditto‟. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F35vF5v Study of a seated female from right side cradling a baby. Inscribed „memo-y Antique Rome april 24th 74‟. Pen and brown ink over graphite. Blank F6rF36r Study Sketch of a male of figure a lying seated, along a nude stone step young holding a child short staff. from Inscribed the „mem right-y Natu side,-r May reaching16-74‟. Pen and up brown with ink over his graphite. right arm, head tilted, possibly based on sculpture. Inscribed ‘Capt Rome 1 april 74’. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F36v Study of a seated male on a step from left side, holding a staff and wearing a satchel over his left shoulder. Inscribed „ Rome april 23-74 memo-y‟. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F37rF6v Study of a Sketches male from right side of standing with the left foot raised legs upon on low ofwall and leaning child on his thigh/knee. from Inscribed F6r, „ditto‟. Pen and from brown ink over the graphite. other side. Graphite and pen and brown ink over graphite. F7rF37v Study Study of a full length of nude the male with same right elbow figure resting on from a rock ledge, the right left leg across side, the front of knees the left one overlap and head turned. the Inscribed, bottom „memo - righty May 15-74‟. corner Pen and brown of ink F6v. over graphite. Inscribed ‘Capt. Rome 1 april 74. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F38r Study of the back of a female cut off from just below the knees, wearing a dress, head turned to the left slightly over her shoulder. Inscribed „ditto‟. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F7v Blank F38v Sketch of a view in Rome along side of leaf with a separate study of masonry. Graphite. F39rF8r Study Detailed of a kneeling sketch female of a resting young her head female upon from her hand right with side,a small seated child standi on ng the in front floor of her with with knees arms stretched and feet around curved her waist. around Inscribed at „Pall: the Justiana front, Rome right 17 armApril outstretched74 -‟. Pen and brown down ink toover the graphite. front and head tilted down. Inscribed ‘F. Academy. April 22d.-74/ Rome’. Graphite. F8vF39v Study of two male figures, one sitting Detailed holding a staff in his left hand looking study up to the other elderly one who stands of looking down at the other one and materialpointing at him with his right hand. Pen and draped brown ink over graphite. over arm. Graphite. F40r Study of a Roman style female head in profile to left. Pen and brown ink over graphite. Also a smaller study of a female head in profile to left. Pen and brown ink. F40vF9r Study Study of a full of length a elderly sculpted male from head left side from with right the arm left outstretched with and floral pointing and downwards, vine the decoration same figure as inseen in the F39v. hair.Pen and Graphite.brown ink over Also graphite. a Also study a sketch of of a female folded head mate in profilerial to right on in the top left bottom hand corner half of leaf. of Graphite. the leaf. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F9vF41r Miscellaneous Study of studies a female of a female head head restingin profile to upon left, the her muscles left and hand. bone structure Pen and of a left brown foot from ink. the left A side similar and other sketch sketches. in Pen graphiteand brown ink beneath over graphite and and a graphite. very fai nt sketch of a face from the right side on the bottom left hand side of the leaf. Graphite. F41v Study of a landscape with a building centred in the distance and trees to the right in the foreground. Brush and grey ink over graphite. F10r Study of a head from the left side with grapes and vines decorating the hair. Graphite. Clouds sketched across the bottom half of the leaf. Graphite. F42r Sketch of crumbling stonework. Graphite. F42vF10v Study of a landscape Study with a round tomb on a of slope with trees to the stone right. Brush and grey ink archways. over graphite. Pen and brown ink with grey wash over graphite. F11rF43r Study of a full length female figure from the left Sketch side turned slightly away holding a large piece of material of over her left arm. Inscribed „memo-y Rome March archways 21st 74‟. Pen and brown ink over graphite. for F10v. Graphite. F43v Study of a landscape with a cliff face and trees. Brush and grey ink over graphite. F11v Sketch of a female head from the left side resting her chin upon her right hand. Graphite. Sketch of a female head in profile to right with hair bound up. Pen and brown ink. F44r Study of a large archway. Brush and grey ink over graphite. F12rF44v Study of a landscape with a building Sketch slightly to the right of the foreground of with umbrella pines to the left, a a hill in the distance to the right. detail Brush and grey ink over graphite. of a stone wall. Graphite. F45r Study of a landscape with a stone wall in the foreground and trees behind. Brush and grey ink over graphite. F12v Sketch of ruins including base of column on right. Black chalk. F45v Miscellaneous studies of leg muscles and bones. Graphite and pen and brown ink over graphite. F46rF13r Study of a Sketchmale figure kneeling of on the ground the partly draped, outside left leg raised. entrance Pen and brown ink archway over graphite. to ancient monument. An illegible inscription to the right of the door. Graphite. F13vF46v Study of a male child leaning Sketchforward from right side so that his outstretched of right leg, back and back landscape. of his head are predominantly visible, Upside holding a staff. Brush and grey wash down and pen and brown ink over graphite. on The head and arms of a cherub page. on his back surrounded by foliage Black is visible on the right side of the leaf. chalk. Pen and brown ink over graphite. F14r Sketch of a courtyard with arches overhead. Graphite. Inside of back cover Study of a Roman style building with arches along the sides. Brush and grey ink. F14v Miscellaneous sketches including a sketch of a baby’s head and hand at the top of the leaf. Graphite. The corner of two buildings with trees beside. Graphite. Two figures very lightly sketched, one leaning over the other. Graphite. F15r Cloud study. Page Graphite. | 121
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British 1870,0507.1 Tavern 19th Standalone Trustees N N/A Department Brass Tavern Token made by Stanley – Museum 7094 Token Century of the of Coins and Issued by Derby Hotel – Weight 5.16 British Medals grammes – Denomination 2d. Museum
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British 2004,0301.2 Medal 19th Standalone Trustees N N/A Department Inscription Type: signature Medal struck in bronze – Made by Museum 55 Century of the of Coins and Inscription Position: obverse Thomas Ottley – Made in the British British Medals Inscription Language: Isles - Struck, bronze, circular, medal. Museum Inscription Content: T. OTTLEY (obverse) In the very centre of the medal is a shield (the centre shield Inscription Type: inscription from the coat of arms of Derby). Inscription Position: reverse Around this shield are four sprigs of Inscription Language: English foliage which separate four dog's Inscription Content: DERBY CANINE SOCIETY heads, each of a different breed. (reverse) Inscription runs around the edge with a laurel of two branches with berries tied together with a ribbon. – Dimensions Width: 45.92mm
British 2004,0301.2 Medal 19th Standalone Trustees N N/A Department Inscription Type: signature Medal struck in bronze – Made by Museum 54 Century of the of Coins and Inscription Position: obverse Thomas Ottley – Made in the British British Medals Inscription Language: Isles - Struck, bronze, circular, medal. Museum Inscription Content: T. OTTLEY Description Inscription Type: inscription Struck, bronze, circular, medal. Inscription Position: reverse (obverse) In the very centre of the Inscription Language: English medal is a shield (the centre shield Inscription Content: DERBY & DERBYSHIRE CANINE SOCIETY from the coat of arms of Derby). Around this shield are four sprigs of foliage which separate four dog's heads, each of a different breed. (reverse) Inscription runs around the edge with a laurel of two branches with berries tied together with a ribbon.
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in Sudbury by Sudbury Bank – Length: 196mm Width: 116mm British CIB.4559 Unissued 1880- Standalone Trustees N N/A Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Banknote 1889 of the of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of (£10) British Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. – Museum Unissued Banknote – Denomination: £10 – Issued in Sudbury by Sudbury Bank – Length: 194mm Width: 118mm British CIB.4560 Unissued 1880- Standalone Trustees N N/A Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Banknote 1889 of the of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of (£10) British Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. – Museum Unissued Banknote – Denomination: £10 – Issued in Sudbury by Sudbury Bank – Length: 195mm Width: 117mm British SSB,195.14 Token 1793 Standalone Trustees N N/A Department Alloy Token – Denomination: Museum of the of Coins and halfpenny – Made in Sudbury – Issued British Medals by Goldsmith & Sons. – Weight: 10.66 Museum grammes British CIB.4561 Unissued 1800- Standalone Trustees N N/A Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Cheque 1899 of the of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of (£5) British Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. – Museum Unissued Cheque – Issued by the Sudbury Bank – Length: 197mm Width: 108mm British CIB.4557 Unissued 1800- Standalone Trustees N N/A Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Banknote 1899 of the of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of (£5) British Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. – Museum Unissued Banknote – Denomination: £5 – Issued in Sudbury by Sudbury Bank – Length: 197mm Width: 115mm British CIB.4558 Unissued 1800- Standalone Trustees N N/A Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Banknote 1899 of the of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of (£5) British Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. – Museum Unissued Banknote – Denomination: £5 – Issued in Sudbury by Sudbury Bank – Length: 202mm Width: 118mm British 1958,1201.4 Watch- 1790- The Trustees Y Image of Department Inscriptions Watch. Inscription Type: signature Museum 05 Paper 1800 associated of the Watchpaper of Prehistory Full-plate; fusee. Inscription Language: watch is British and Europe Verge escapement. Inscription Content: Barraud, London 2617. currently on Museum Replacement white enamel dial.
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British 1870,0507.1 Tavern 19th Standalone Trustees N N/A Department (Obverse) W. H. Dee – Vine Inn Aston (Reverse) 1d ½ Brass Tavern Token – Denomination: Museum 6552 Token Century of the of Coins and 1/2d. 1 – Made in Aston - Issuer the British Medals Vine Inn and W.H. Dee – Weight: 4.28 Museum grammes
British 1870,0507.1 Tavern 19th Standalone Trustees N N/A Department (Obverse) Holte Hotel Lower Grounds Aston – H. G. Quilter (Reverse) H. Smith Manufacturer 7 Hampton St. Birmingham 3d. Brass Tavern Token – Denomination: Museum 985 Token Century of the of Coins and 3d. – Made in Aston – Issuer H.G. British Medals Quilter and Holte Hotel – Weight: 5.51 Museum grammes
British 1870,0507.1 Tavern 19th Standalone Trustees N N/A Department (Obverse) W. H. Dee – Vine Inn – Aston (Reverse) 3d Brass Tavern Token – Denomination: Museum 6553 Token Century of the of Coins and 3d. – Made in Aston – Issuer the Vine British Medals Inn and W.H. Dee – Weight: 4.21 Museum grammes
British 1870,0507.1 Tavern 19th Standalone Trustees N N/A Department Brass Tavern Token – Denomination: Museum 6552 Token Century of the of Coins and 3d. – Made in Aston – Issuer the Vine British Medals Inn and W.H. Dee – Weight: 4.28 Museum grammes British CIB.448 Unissued 1860 Standalone Trustees N N/A Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Cheque of the of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Unissued Cheque – Issuer Derbyshire Bank – Length: 190mm Width: 82mm – Check from Messrs Arkwright & Compy, Wirkswirth – London Agents: Messers Smith, Payne & Smiths – Embossed One Penny British CIB.446 Banknote 1835 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£5) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Derbyshire Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum coat of arms at Banknote.(obverse) Derbyshire coat of top centre arms at top centre surrounded by surrounded cornucopia on left and leaves on by cornucopia right.(reverse) Large revenue stamp on left and printed in black and red. – Issuer leaves on Derbyshire Bank – Length: 168mm right. Width: 99mm (reverse) Large revenue stamp printed in black and red. British CIB.454 Banknote 1829 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£5) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette with Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Derbyshire Banknote.(obverse) Vignette with coat of arms Derbyshire coat of arms surrounded by surrounded floral garlands in upper left. by floral (reverse) Revenue stamp printed in garlands in black and yellow. – Issuer Derbyshire upper left. Bank – Length: 185mm Width: 101mm
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(reverse) Revenue stamp printed in black and yellow. British CIB.452 Banknote 1829 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£5) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette with Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Derbyshire Banknote.(obverse) Vignette with coat of arms Derbyshire coat of arms surrounded by surrounded floral garlands in upper left. by floral (reverse) Revenue stamp printed in garlands in black and red. – Issuer Derbyshire Bank upper left. – Length: 185mm Width: 99mm (reverse) Revenue stamp printed in black and red. British CIB.451 Banknote 1829 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£5) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette with Drawings Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Derbyshire Banknote.(obverse) Vignette with coat of arms Derbyshire coat of arms surrounded by surrounded floral garlands in upper left. by floral (reverse) revenue stamp printed in garlands in black and yellow. – Issuer Derbyshire upper left. Bank – Length: 185mm Width: 102mm (reverse) revenue stamp printed in black and yellow. British CIB.450 Banknote 1829 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£5) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette with Drawings Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Derbyshire Banknote.(obverse) Vignette with coat of arms Derbyshire coat of arms surrounded by surrounded floral garlands in upper left. by floral (reverse) revenue stamp printed in garlands in black and yellow. – Issuer Derbyshire upper left. Bank – Length: 184mm Width: 100mm (reverse) revenue stamp printed in black and yellow. British CIB.453 Banknote 1829 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£5) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette with Drawings Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Derbyshire Banknote.(obverse) Vignette with coat of arms Derbyshire coat of arms surrounded by surrounded floral garlands in upper left. by floral (reverse) revenue stamp printed in garlands in black and yellow. – Issuer Derbyshire upper left. Bank – Length: 185mm Width: 100mm (reverse) revenue stamp printed in black and yellow. British CIB.449 Counterfeit 1842 Standalone Trustees Y Counterfeit Department Inscription Type: inscription On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Banknote of the banknote. of Coins and Inscription Position: obverse (previously Chartered Institute of (£5) British (obverse) Medals Inscription Language: Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. -
Museum Derbyshire Inscription Content: Forged Counterfeit banknote.(obverse) coat of arms at Derbyshire coat of arms at top centre top centre surrounded by cornucopia on left and surrounded leaves on right. (reverse) Large revenue by cornucopia stamp printed in black and red. – Issuer
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on left and Derbyshire Bank – Length: 174mm leaves on Width: 101mm right. (reverse) Large revenue stamp printed in black and red.
British 1958,1006.2 Barrel Bar 19th Standalone Trustees N N/A Department Inscription Type: signature Barrel Bar – Made by William Holliwell Museum 804.10.26 Century of the of Prehistory Inscription Language: in Wirkswirth (Early) British and Europe Inscription Content: Holliwell, 1978 Museum Wirksworth. British CIB.447 Counterfeit 1840 Standalone Trustees Y Counterfeit Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Banknote of the Banknote. of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of (£5) British (obverse) Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Derbyshire Counterfeit Banknote.(obverse) coat of arms at Derbyshire coat of arms at top centre top centre surrounded by cornucopia on left and surrounded leaves on right.(reverse) Large revenue by cornucopia stamp printed in black and red. – Issuer on left and Derbyshire Bank – Length: 175mm leaves on Width: 97mm right. (reverse) Large revenue stamp printed in black and red. British 1962,1002.1 Notebook/ c. 1769 Standalone Trustees N N/A Department Description: Museum Manuscript of the of Pre- Manuscript ledger of William - Folder/ British History Duesbury, proprietor of the Derby Manuscript Museum porcelain factory, containing accounts / for the year 1769-70; consists of small Accounts- paper-backed notebook, with marbled book covers; front cover bears label with inscription in 18thC hand; manuscript contains 15 pages, plus the covers, which also have accounts written on inner surfaces; repaired with brown paper down the spine and with transparent paper at page 12, where two thin sheets are intersliced; inner two of the three modern leather folders in which manuscript is kept contains ex libris plate and address plate of Harold Bellamy.
British SSB,187.66 Token 19th Standalone Trustees No (Obverse) Department (Obverse) Carolus IIII Dei Gratia 1801 - Cromford Derbyshire 4/9 Silver Token Minted in Cromford and Museum Century of the Profile of Coins and (Reverse) Hispan Et Ind Rex M 8R F T Issued by Cromford Mill – Weight: British portrait partly Medals 26.89 grammes – Worth Four Shillings Museum obscured by and Nine Pence - From the Collection circular of Sarah Sophia Banks (Also a cast from indent Obverse of a similar token from 1778 Cromford (Bain 1928 520) Derbyshire 4/9 (Reverse) Coat of Arms partially worn away British 1981,1122.6 Unissued 1804- Standalone Trustees Y Photograph of Department Unissued banknote. Museum 87 Banknote 1875 of the (Obve Banknote of Coins and (obverse) Emblem with crown and (£5) British rse) Medals tudor rose at upper left. Text at centre. Museum Design printed in black. (reverse) Blank.- Length: 181mm Width: 97mm – Issued by Wirksworth, Ashbourn and Derbyshire Bank –
Denomination: £5 British 1981,1122.6 Unissued 1830- Standalone Trustees Y Photograph of Department Unissued banknote. Museum 88 Banknote 1839 of the (Obve Banknote of Coins and (obverse) Emblem with crown and (£5) British rse) Medals tudor rose at top centre. Text at centre.
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Museum Design printed in black. (reverse) Blank. - Length: 170mm Width: 100mm - Issued by Wirksworth, Ashbourn and Derbyshire Bank – Denomination: £5 British 1980,1130.4 Banknote 1840 Standalone Trustees Y Photograph of Department Banknote. Museum 65 (£5) of the (Obve Banknote of Coins and (obverse) Emblem with crown and British rse Medals tudor rose at top centre. Text at centre. Museum and Design printed in black. Rever (reverse) Security printing at left. se) Design printed in black and red – Length: 155mm Width 95mm - Issued by Wirksworth, Ashbourn and Derbyshire Bank – Denomination: £5
British Oc,+.6896 Barkcloth c.18th Standalone Trustees N N/A Africa, See A.L. Kaeppler, 'Artificial Museum Sample Century of the Oceania and Curiosities', p.90, where this is listed as British the Americas being from Hawaii. Museum Original information with artefact: "Pieces of cloth manufactured by the natives of the Friendly Islands, Seas given to White Watson of Bakewell by Sir Joseph Banks who brought them from thence when he accompanied Captain Cook on his first voyage around the world. E D Richard Anthony". British 1902,1011.2 Mezzotint 1769 Standalone Trustees Y Print showing Department The children of Joseph Bradshaw of Museum 393 print on of the children of of Prints and Holbrook (previously described as the paper British Joseph Drawings children of the artist), all whole-length; Museum Bradshaw of girl sitting at foot of tree in landscape Holbrook sat with another, younger girl leaning on at the foot of a her lap and holding lamb, with a young tree with a boy sitting beside her at right, looking lamb at the lamb; proof before letters and margin cleaned, but with scratched production detail. 1769 Mezzotint – Hight: 483mm Width 377mm
British 1870,0507.3 Brass c. 19th Standalone Trustees N N/A Department (Obverse) C. T. Cooke – Red Lion – Shirley (Reverse) 3d. Brass Tavern Token, Made in Shirley – Museum 608 Tavern Century of the of Coins and Issued by the Red Lion – Token British Medals Denomination: 3d – Weight: 5.01 Museum grammes British CIB.343 Banknote 1814 Standalone Trustees N N/A Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. – Museum Issued by Buxton and High Peak Bank – Length: 191mm Width 109mm British CIB.346 Banknote 1814 Standalone Trustees Y Photograph of Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (Obve Banknote – of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British rse Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. – Museum and partner‟s Issued by Buxton and High Peak Bank Rever initials on left – Length 200mm x 100mm se) British CIB.344 Banknote 1814 Standalone Trustees Y Photograph of Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (Obve Banknote – of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British rse Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. – Museum and partner‟s Issued by Buxton and High Peak Bank Rever initials on left – Length 189mm x 107mm se) British 1980,1130.6 Banknote 1814 Standalone Trustees Y Photograph of Department Banknote. Museum 1 (£1) of the (Obve Banknote of Coins and (obverse) Emblem with initials at left. British rse Medals Text at centre. Design printed in black. Museum and (reverse) Handwritten notes. – Issued Rever by Buxton and High Peak Bank - se) Length: 100mm Width: 195mm British SSB,187.22. Alloy 1796 Standalone Trustees N (Obverse) Department (Obverse) Crescent 1796 (Reverse) Coat of Arms (Edge) Buxton Token Alloy Token – Made in Buxton – Value: Museum 2 Token of the Georgian of Coins and ½d. – Weight: 10.99 grammes – British Crescent Medals Originally from the collection of Sarah
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Museum (Reverse) Sophia Banks Coat of Arms - Devonshires (Motto: Cavendo Tutus) British 1891,0713.4 Hand- 1780- Standalone Trustees Y Topographic Department Unmounted fan-leaf, with an oval Museum 53 coloured 1800 of the view of the of Prints and medallion containing a view of the etching and British Crescent at Drawings Crescent at Buxton. aquatint on Museum Buxton Etching and aquatint, coloured – paper Height: 147mm Width: 181mm British CIB.5819 Banknote 1813 Standalone Trustees Bankn Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the ote (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. – Museum partners' Bank Note – Issued by Buxton and initials on left. High Peak Bank – Height: 180mm (reverse) Width: 106mm blank British 1981,1122.8 Unissued 1800- Standalone Trustees Bankn Unissued Department Unissued banknote. Museum 5 Banknote 1816 of the ote banknote. of Coins and (obverse) Emblem with initials at (£1) British (obverse) Medals left.Text at centre. Design printed in Museum Emblem with black. initials at (reverse) Blank. - Issued by Buxton and left.Text at High Peak Bank – Height: 109mm centre. Design Width: 193mm printed in black. (reverse) Blank. British CIB.5820 Banknote 1814 Standalone Trustees Bankn Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the ote (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. – Museum partners' Banknote. initials on left. (obverse) Vignette of partners' initials (reverse) on left. blank (reverse) blank - Issued by Buxton and High Peak Bank – Height:179mm Width 84mm British 1986,1031.3 Banknote 1814 Standalone Trustees N N/A Department Banknote. Museum 5 (£1) of the of Coins and (obverse) Emblem with initials at left. British Medals Text at centre. Design printed in black. Museum (reverse) Handwritten words - Issued by Buxton and High Peak Bank – Height:195mm Width 185mm British CIB.347 Banknote 1834- Standalone Trustees Y Banknote Department Banknote Proof. Museum Proof (£5) 1878 of the Proof. of Coins and (obverse) Church of St Mary and All British (obverse) Medals Saints in Chesterfield at center, with Museum Church of St symbols of abundance (cornucopia, Mary and All wheat, etc.) in the foreground, and a Saints in colliery in the background; Coat of Chesterfield at arms of Derbyshire with beehive at center, with right; decorated egg at left. symbols of (reverse) blank. - Issued by abundance Chesterfield and North Derbyshire (cornucopia, Banking Co. - Length: 189mm Width: wheat, etc.) in 117 - On loan from ifs School of Finance the (previously Chartered Institute of foreground, Bankers) between 1987 and 2009 and a colliery in the background; Coat of arms of Derbyshire with beehive at right; decorated egg at left. (reverse) blank.
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British CIB.352 Cheque 1867 Standalone Trustees N N/A Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (1,720 of the of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of pounds 0s British Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009 - 0d). Museum Cheque (1720 pounds 0s 0d) – Issued by Messers James & Charles Robinson & Co. Bankers, Chesterfield - Length: 192mm Width: 86mm - Made out to “Myself” Charles Burns for the Clay Cross Co. – 23 November 1867 British CIB.351 Cheque 1867 Standalone Trustees N N/A Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (317 of the of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of pounds 14s British Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009 - 6d). Museum Cheque (317 pounds 14s 6d). - Length: 186mm Width: 89mm - Issued by Messers James & George Robinson & Co. Bankers, Chesterfield – Made out to Nr. John Caudwell by Charles Burns for the Clay Cross Co. - 11 February 1867 British CIB.350 Cheque (40 1867 Standalone Trustees N N/A Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum pounds 17s of the of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of 1d British Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009 – Museum Cheque (40 pounds 17s 1d) - Issued by Messers James & George Bobinson & Co. Bankers, Chesterfield – Length 187mm Width 89mm – Made out to Wm. Drabble Esqr. By Charles Burns for the Clay Cross Co. – 11 February 1867 British CIB.353 Cheque (15 1870 Standalone Trustees N N/A Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum pounds 0s of the of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of 0d). British Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009 – Museum Cheque (15 pounds 0s 0d) - Issued by Messers James & Charles Robinson & Co. Bankers, Chesterfield – Length 196mm Width 88mm – Made out to Messers Newell and Neane by Jemima Bowdon – 5 April 1870 British 1981,1122.5 Unissued 1860- Standalone Trustees Y Unissued Department Unissued banknote. Museum 60 Banknote 1869 of the banknote. of Coins and (obverse) Coat of arms at top centre. (£5) British (obverse) Coat Medals Text at centre. Design printed in black. Museum of arms at top (reverse) Blank. – Issued by Scarsdale & centre. Text at High Peak Bank – Length: 180mm centre. Design Width: 101mm printed in black. (reverse) Blank. British 1981,1122.5 Unissued 1870- Standalone Trustees Y Unissued Department Unissued banknote. Museum 61 Banknote 1879 of the banknote. of Coins and (obverse) Coat of arms at top centre. (£5) British (obverse) Coat Medals Text at centre. Design printed in black. Museum of arms at top (reverse) Blank. –Length: 215mm centre. Text at Width: 126mm – Issued by Scarsdale & centre. Design High Peak Bank printed in black. (reverse) Blank. British CIB.354 Banknote 1856 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£5) of the (obverse) Two of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British coats of arms Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009 - Museum at top centre. Banknote. (reverse) (obverse) Two coats of arms at top blank centre. (reverse) blank. - Issuer Scarsdale & High Peak Bank – Length: 173mm Width: 99mm British CIB.348 Cheque 1829 Standalone Trustees N N/A Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (150 of the of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of
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pounds 0s British Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009 - 0d) Museum Cheque (150 pounds 0s 0d). - Issuer Messers. Crompton, Newton and Co. Bankers, Chesterfield – Length: 179mm Width: 78mm – Made out to “myself” by Edward Heathcote Jnr. British 1986,1031.3 Banknote 1801 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department Banknote. Museum 8 (£1) of the (obverse) Coat of Coins and (obverse) Coat of arms at upper left. British of arms at Medals Text at centre. Design printed in black. Museum upper left. (reverse) Handwritten notes. - Issuer Text at centre. Saxton & Chapman – Length: 104mm Design Width: 176mm printed in black. (reverse) Handwritten notes. British CIB.445 Banknote 1893- Standalone Trustees N N/A Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum 1899 of the of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Paper Banknote. - Issuer Burton Union Bank Limited (Burton Old Bank) – Length: 268mm Width: 90mm – Account Holding Branch Swadlingcote – Cheque Number A20069 – Head Office: Burton on Trent – Sub Branch Borough Road Burton on Trent – Branches: Swadlingcote, Ashbourn, Utoxeter, Coalville, Woodville – Stamped One Penny British CIB.444 Unissued 1893- Standalone Trustees N N/A Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Cheque 1899 of the of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Paper Banknote. - Issuer Burton Union Bank Limited (Burton Old Bank) – Length: 218mm Width: 9089mm – Account Holding Branch Swadlingcote – Cheque Number A20070 – Head Office: Burton on Trent – Sub Branch Borough Road Burton on Trent – Branches: Swadlingcote, Ashbourn, Utoxeter, Coalville, Woodville – Stamped One Penny British MG.1663 Racecourse 1898 Standalone Trustees Y Inscriptions Department (Obverse) Derby County Stand Club 1898 – Derby November Meeting Gentleman‟s Badge (Reverse) Notice This Badge is Not racecourse-ticket – cardboard – Circular Inscription Museum -ticket of the of Coins and Transferable disc with black string; inscribed - Type: British Medals Inscriptions inscription Inscription Type: inscription Museum Inscription Inscription Position: reverse Position: Inscription Language: reverse Inscription Content: NOTICE, This Inscription badge is not transferable. Language: Inscription Inscription Type: inscription Content: Inscription Position: outside NOTICE, This Inscription Language: badge is not Inscription Content: Derby County transferable. Stand Club
Inscription Inscription Type: inscription Type: Inscription Position: centre inscription Inscription Language: Inscription Inscription Content: Derby November Position: Meeting. gentleman's badge. 1898 – outside Diameter: 42mm Inscription Language: Inscription Content: Derby County Stand Club
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Inscription Type: inscription Inscription Position: centre Inscription Language: Inscription Content: Derby November Meeting. gentleman's badge. 1898 British CIB.425 Banknote 1833- Standalone Trustees Y Banknote Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Proof (£5) 1898 of the Proof. of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British (obverse) Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Vignette, in Banknote Proof. (obverse) Vignette, in the upper left, the upper left, of the coats of arms of of the coats of Derby and Derbyshire, with a caduceus arms of Derby between them. (reverse) blank. - Issuer and Derby & Derbyshire Banking Co – Derbyshire, Length: 204mm Width: 125mm - with a Banknote Proof. (obverse) Vignette, in caduceus the upper left, of the coats of arms of between Derby and Derbyshire, with a caduceus them. between them. (reverse) blank. – Issuer (reverse) Derby and Derbyshire Bank – Length:
blank. 204mm Width: 125mm British CIB.424 Banknote 1833- Standalone Trustees Y Banknote Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Proof (£5) 1898 of the Proof. of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British (obverse) Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Vignette, in Banknote Proof. (obverse) Vignette, in the upper left, the upper left, of the coats of arms of of the coats of Derby and Derbyshire, with a caduceus arms of Derby between them. (reverse) blank. - Issuer and Derby & Derbyshire Banking Co – Derbyshire, Length: 204mm Width: 125mm - with a Banknote Proof. (obverse) Vignette, in caduceus the upper left, of the coats of arms of between Derby and Derbyshire, with a caduceus them. between them. (reverse) blank. – Issuer (reverse) Derby and Derbyshire Bank – Length:
blank. 191mm Width: 115mm British CIB.423 Banknote 1833- Standalone Trustees Y Banknote Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Proof (£5) 1898 of the Proof. of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British (obverse) Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Vignette, in Banknote Proof. (obverse) Vignette, in the upper left, the upper left, of the coats of arms of of the coats of Derby and Derbyshire, with a caduceus arms of Derby between them. (reverse) blank. - Issuer and Derby & Derbyshire Banking Co – Derbyshire, Length: 204mm Width: 125mm - with a Banknote Proof. (obverse) Vignette, in caduceus the upper left, of the coats of arms of between Derby and Derbyshire, with a caduceus them. between them. (reverse) blank. – Issuer (reverse) Derby and Derbyshire Bank – Length:
blank. 191mm Width: 115mm British CIB.419 Unissued 1868- Standalone Trustees N N/A Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Cheque 1890 of the of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Unissued cheque. - Issuer Derby Commercial Bank Ltd – Length: 206mm Width: 79mm – Cheque Number Z45181 – Stamped One Penny British 1981,1122.1 Unissued 1833- Standalone Trustees Y Unissued Department Unissued banknote. (obverse) Coat of
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Museum 49 Banknote 1898 of the banknote. of Coins and arms at upper left. Text at centre. (£20) British (obverse) Coat Medals Design printed in black. Museum of arms at (reverse) Blank. – Issued by Derby and upper left. Derbyshire Banking Co.- Length: Text at centre. 197mm Width: 122mm Design printed in black. (reverse) Blank. British 1981,1122.1 Unissued 1833- Standalone Trustees Y Unissued Department Unissued banknote. (obverse) Coat of Museum 50 Banknote 1898 of the banknote. of Coins and arms at upper left. Text at centre. (£50) British (obverse) Coat Medals Design printed in black and blue. Museum of arms at (reverse) Blank. – Issuer Derby and upper left. Derbyshire Banking Co. – Length: Text at centre. 187mm Width: 118mm Design printed in black and blue. (reverse) Blank. British CIB.429 Unissued 1833- Standalone Trustees Y Unissued Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Banknote 1898 of the banknote. of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of (£20) British (obverse) Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Vignette, in Unissued banknote. (obverse) Vignette, the upper left, in the upper left, of the coats of arms of of the coats of Derby and Derbyshire, with a caduceus arms of Derby between them; TWENTY printed in and blue letters across the center. Derbyshire, (reverse) blank. – Issued by Derby and with a Derbyshire Banking Co. – Length: caduceus 185mm Width: 118mm between them; TWENTY printed in blue letters across the center. (reverse) blank. British CIB.427 Unissued 1833- Standalone Trustees Y Banknote, Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Banknote 1898 of the unissued. of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of (£10) British (obverse) Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Vignette, in Banknote, unissued. (obverse) Vignette, the upper left, in the upper left, of the coats of arms of of the coats of Derby and Derbyshire, with a caduceus arms of Derby between them; TEN printed in blue and letters across the center. (reverse) Derbyshire, blank. – Issued by Derby and with a Derbyshire Banking Co. – Length: caduceus 192mm Width 116mm between them; TEN printed in blue letters across the center. (reverse) blank. British CIB.431 Unissued 1833- Standalone Trustees Y Image is of a Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Banknote 1898 of the (erron Dartmouth of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of (£50) British eous Banknote Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum image Unissued banknote. (obverse) Vignette, ) in the upper left, of the coats of arms of Derby and Derbyshire, with a caduceus between them; FIFTY printed in blue letters across the center. (reverse) blank. - Issuer Derby &
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Derbyshire Banking Co – Length: 185mm Width: 117mm British CIB.426 Unissued 1833- Standalone Trustees Y Banknote, Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Banknote 1898 of the unissued. of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of (£10) British (obverse) Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Vignette, in Banknote, unissued. (obverse) Vignette, the upper left, in the upper left, of the coats of arms of of the coats of Derby and Derbyshire, with a caduceus arms of Derby between them; TEN printed in blue and letters across the center. Derbyshire, (reverse) blank. – Issuer Derby and with a Derbyshire Banking Co. – Length: caduceus 191mm Width: 116mm between them; TEN printed in blue letters across the center.(revers e) blank. British CIB.428 Unissued 1833- Standalone Trustees Y Unissued Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Banknote 1898 of the banknote. of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of (£20) British (obverse) Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Vignette, in Unissued banknote. (obverse) Vignette, the upper left, in the upper left, of the coats of arms of of the coats of Derby and Derbyshire, with a caduceus arms of Derby between them; TWENTY printed in and blue letters across the center.(reverse) Derbyshire, blank. Issuer Derby and Derbyshire with a Banking Co. – Length: 190mm Width: caduceus 118mm between them; TWENTY printed in blue letters across the center.(revers e) blank. British 1980,1130.9 Unissued 1806- Standalone Trustees Y Unissued Department Unissued banknote. (obverse) Coat of Museum 8 Banknote 1845 of the banknote. of Coins and arms at upper left. Text at centre. (£10) British (obverse) Coat Medals Design printed in black. (reverse) Museum of arms at Security printing at centre. Design upper left. printed in black. – Issuer Derby Bank – Text at centre. Length: 195mm Width: 105mm Design printed in black. (reverse) Security printing at centre. Design printed in black. British T.6031 Token (6d) 1811 Standalone Trustees N N/A Department Silver Token (6d) made in Derby, Museum of the of Coins and Rutlandshire and Leicester – Weight British Medals 1.69 grammes Museum British 1980,1130.5 Unissued 1873 Standalone Trustees N N/A Department Cheque (twenty one pounds and Museum 59 Cheque of the of Coins and thirteen shillings). (obverse) Printing in British Medals purple. Museum Embossed revenue stamp for one penny. – Issuer Evans, William & Evans, Sam & Co – Height: 83mm Width: 193mm – No. 24 – Made out to Miss Sophia K Whitaker from the Executors of Mr. W. Whitaker
British MG.1664 Racecourse 1898 Standalone Trustees Y Inscriptions Department (Obverse) Derby November Meeting – Thursday, Friday and Saturday . . . November 17th 18th and 19th 1898 Gentlemans Cardboard ticket for Derby Racecourse Inscription Museum Ticket of the of Coins and Complimentary Ticket Not Transferable Admit M. Guest Esqe No. 105 Signed (Reverse) Please pass in at the Grand Stand or with two corners torn of along Type:
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British inscription Medals Paddock Entrance perforated line; inscribed.- Inscriptions Museum Inscription Inscription Type: inscription Position: Inscription Position: reverse reverse Inscription Language: Inscription Inscription Content: Please pass in at Language: Grand Stand on paddock. Inscription Content: Inscription Type: inscription Please pass in Inscription Position: obverse at Grand Inscription Language: Stand on Inscription Content: Derby November paddock. meeting, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, November 17th, 18th & 19th 1898. Inscription Gentleman's Ticket. Not Transferable. Type: Admit M.Guest Esqw. No105. Signed – inscription Length: 115mm Inscription Position: obverse Inscription Language: Inscription Content: Derby November meeting, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, November 17th, 18th & 19th 1898. Gentleman's Ticket. Not Transferable. Admit M.Guest Esqw. No105. signed British CIB.432 Unissued 1880- Standalone Trustees N N/A Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Cheque 1898 of the of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. – Museum Unissued Cheque – Issuer Derby and Derbyshire Banking Co. Limited – Length: 206mm Width: 85mm – Stamped No. 3 Account – Cheque Number BC462336 – Stamped One Penny British 1981,1122.1 Unissued 1810- Standalone Trustees Y Unissued Department Unissued banknote. (obverse) Coat of Museum 44 Banknote 1819 of the banknote. of Coins and arms at left. Text at centre. Ornamental (£1) British (obverse) Coat Medals frame. Design printed in black. Museum of arms at left. (reverse) Blank. – Issuer Derby Bank 0 Text at centre. Length: 162mm Width: 81mm Ornamental frame. Design printed in black. (reverse)
Blank. British CIB.5868 Banknote 1812 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote. (obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with panel with partner's name along left side. (reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue; covered by left side. mounting. – Issued by Derby Bank – (reverse) Length: 182mm Width: 94mm
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Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue; covered by mounting. British CIB.5876 Banknote 1812 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (10) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote. (obverse) Vignette of deer fence at behind fence at left. left.(reverse) (reverse) Decorative panel with Decorative partner's initial at lower left, only first panel with initial (B) and decoration to the left partner's appears; covered by mounting. – Issuer initial at lower Derby Bank – Length 196mm Width: left, only first 105mm initial (B) and decoration to the left appears; covered by mounting. British CIB.5869 Banknote 1812 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote.(obv Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the erse) Vignette of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British of deer behind Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum fence at left; Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer panel with behind fence at left; panel with partner's partner's name along left side.(reverse) name along Decorative panel with partner's initials left in centre, printed in blue; covered by side.(reverse) mounting. - Issuer Derby Bank – Decorative Length 181mm Width: 92mm panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue; covered by mounting. British CIB.386 Banknote 1812 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote.(obv Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£5) of the erse) Vignette of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British of deer behind Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum fence at Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer left.(reverse) behind fence at left.(reverse) Decorative Decorative panel with partner's initials at lower panel with left.- Issuer Derby Bank – Length partner's 186mm Width: 98mm initials at lower left. British CIB.377 Banknote 1812 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote.(obv Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the erse) Vignette of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British of deer behind Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum fence at left; Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer panel with behind fence at left; panel with partner's partner's name along left side.(reverse) name along Decorative panel with partner's initials left in centre, printed in blue; covered by side.(reverse) mounting. .- Issuer Derby Bank – Decorative Length 182mm Width: 95mm panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue; covered by mounting.
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British CIB.372 Banknote 1812 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote.(obv Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the erse) Vignette of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British of deer behind Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum fence at left; Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer panel with behind fence at left; panel with partner's partner's name along left side.(reverse) name along Decorative panel with partner's initials left in centre, printed in blue. - Issuer side.(reverse) Derby Bank – Length 181mm Width: Decorative 94mm panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. British CIB.370 Banknote 1812 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote.(obv Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the erse) Vignette of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British of deer behind Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum fence at left; Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer panel with behind fence at left; panel with partner's partner's name along left side.(reverse) name along Decorative panel with partner's initials left in centre, printed in blue. - Issuer side.(reverse) Derby Bank – Length 173mm Width: Decorative 90mm panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. British CIB.361 Banknote 1812 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote.(obv Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the erse) Vignette of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British of deer behind Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum fence at left; Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer panel with behind fence at left; panel with partner's partner's name along left side.(reverse) name along Decorative panel with partner's initials left in centre, printed in blue. - Issuer side.(reverse) Derby Bank – Length 168mm Width: Decorative 92mm panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. British CIB.381 Banknote 1812 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote.(obv Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the erse) Vignette of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British of deer behind Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum fence at left; Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer panel with behind fence at left; panel with partner's partner's name along left side.(reverse) name along Decorative panel with partner's initials left in centre, printed in blue. Covered by side.(reverse) mounting - Issuer Derby Bank – Length Decorative 184mm Width: 95mm panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. Covered by mounting British CIB.368 Banknote 1812 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote.(obv Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the erse) Vignette of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British of deer behind Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum fence at left; Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer
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panel with behind fence at left; panel with partner's partner's name along left side.(reverse) name along Decorative panel with partner's initials left in centre, printed in blue. - Issuer side.(reverse) Derby Bank – Length 173mm Width: Decorative 92mm panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. British CIB.366 Banknote 1812 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote.(obv Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the erse) Vignette of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British of deer behind Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum fence at left; Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer panel with behind fence at left; panel with partner's partner's name along left side.(reverse) name along Decorative panel with partner's initials left in centre, printed in blue. - Issuer side.(reverse) Derby Bank – Length 175mm Width: Decorative 90mm panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. British CIB.375 Banknote 1812 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote.(obv Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the erse) Vignette of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British of deer behind Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum fence at left; Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer panel with behind fence at left; panel with partner's partner's name along left side.(reverse) name along Decorative panel with partner's initials left in centre, printed in blue. Covered by side.(reverse) mounting - Issuer Derby Bank – Length Decorative 181mm Width: 93mm panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. Covered by mounting British CIB.374 Banknote 1812 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote.(obv Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the erse) Vignette of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British of deer behind Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum fence at left; Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer panel with behind fence at left; panel with partner's partner's name along left side.(reverse) name along Decorative panel with partner's initials left in centre, printed in blue. - Issuer side.(reverse) Derby Bank – Length 174mm Width: Decorative 91mm panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. British CIB.387 Banknote 1812 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£5) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left. behind fence at left.(reverse) Decorative (reverse) panel with partner's initials at lower Decorative left, printed in red; covered by panel with mounting. - Issuer Derby Bank –
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partner's Length 180mm Width: 84mm initials at lower left, printed in red; covered by mounting. British CIB.5871 Banknote 1813 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with panel with partner's name along left side.(reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. Covered by left side. mounting - Issuer Derby Bank – Length (reverse) 182mm Width: 92mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. Covered by mounting British CIB.903 Banknote 1813 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with panel with partner's name along left side.(reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. - Issuer left side. Derby Bank – Length 182mm Width: (reverse) 93mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. British CIB.397 Banknote 1813 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with panel with partner's name along left side.(reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. Covered by left side. mounting - Issuer Derby Bank – Length (reverse) 183mm Width: 93mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. Covered by mounting British CIB.400 Banknote 1813 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£5) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left. behind fence at left.(reverse) Decorative (reverse) panel with partner's initials at lower Decorative left, printed in red; covered by panel with mounting. - Issuer Derby Bank – partner's Length 172mm Width: 91mm initials at
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lower left, printed in red; covered by mounting. British CIB.399 Banknote 1813 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£5) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left. behind fence at left.(reverse) Decorative (reverse) panel with partner's initials at lower Decorative left, printed in red; covered by panel with mounting. - Issuer Derby Bank – partner's Length 187mm Width: 97mm initials at lower left, printed in red; covered by mounting. British CIB.393 Banknote 1813 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with panel with partner's name along left side.(reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. - Issuer left side. Derby Bank – Length 184mm Width: (reverse) 92mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. British CIB.390 Banknote 1813 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote. (obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with panel with partner's name along left side.(reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. - Issuer left side. Derby Bank – Length 183mm Width: (reverse) 93mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. British CIB.904 Banknote 1813 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with panel with partner's name along left side.(reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. - Issuer left side. Derby Bank – Length 184mm Width: (reverse) 94mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue.
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British CIB.394 Banknote 1813 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with panel with partner's name along left side.(reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. - Issuer left side. Derby Bank – Length 180mm Width: (reverse) 94mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. British CIB.5875 BNKNOTE 1811 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£5) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at upper behind fence at upper left.(reverse) left. (reverse) Decorative panel with partner's initial Decorative at lower left; covered by mounting. - panel with Issuer Derby Bank – Length 179mm partner's Width: 92mm initial at lower left; covered by mounting. British CIB.5870 Banknote 1811 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with panel with partner's name along left side.(reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. - Issuer left side. Derby Bank – Length 174mm Width: (reverse) 91mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. British CIB.359 Banknote 1811 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with panel with partner's name along left side.(reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. Covered by left side. Mounting - Issuer Derby Bank – Length (reverse) 167mm Width: 84mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. Covered by Mounting British CIB.360 Banknote 1811 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with
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panel with partner's name along left side.(reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. Covered by left side. Mounting - Issuer Derby Bank – Length (reverse) 181mm Width: 92mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. Covered by Mounting British CIB.356 Banknote 1809 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at upper behind fence at upper left.(reverse) left. (reverse) blank.- Issuer Derby Bank – Length blank. 181mm Width: 92mm British CIB.10262 Banknote 1814 Standalone Trustees N N/A Department ` Banknote – Issuer Derby Bank – Museum (£5) of the of Coins and Length: 198mm Width: 108mm British Medals Museum
British T.5988 Token 19th Standalone Trustees N Church or Department (Obverse) H Morgan Licensed Manufacturer 12 Rathbone Place London – Derby Leicester Northampton and Rutland Licensed Token – Silver - Value: 1s – Made in Museum Century of the Cathedral on of Coins and Shilling Silver Token (Reverse) Silver XII Token) Derby – Authority: Issuer Authorities British Reverse Medals of Derby – Weight: 4.08 grammes Museum British CIB.5874 Banknote 1814 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with panel with partner's name along left side.(reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. Covered by left side. Mounting - Issuer Derby Bank – Length (reverse) 183mm Width: 94mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. Covered by Mounting British CIB.5867 Banknote 1814 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with panel with partner's name along left side.(reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. Covered by left side. Mounting - Issuer Derby Bank – Length (reverse) 179mm Width: 93mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. Covered by Mounting British CIB.5873 Banknote 1814 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with
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panel with partner's name along left side.(reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. Covered by left side. Mounting - Issuer Derby Bank – Length (reverse) 184mm Width: 93mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. Covered by Mounting British CIB.5872 Banknote 1814 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with panel with partner's name along left side.(reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. Covered by left side. Mounting - Issuer Derby Bank – Length (reverse) 179mm Width: 93mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. Covered by Mounting British CIB.401 Banknote 1814 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with panel with partner's name along left side.(reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. Covered by left side. Mounting - Issuer Derby Bank – Length (reverse) 184mm Width: 94mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. Covered by Mounting British CIB.408 Banknote 1814 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with panel with partner's name along left side.(reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. Covered by left side. Mounting - Issuer Derby Bank – Length (reverse) 183mm Width: 93mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. Covered by Mounting British CIB.414 Banknote 1814 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£5) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of
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British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left. behind fence at left.(reverse) Decorative (reverse) panel with partner's initials at lower Decorative left, coloured red and brown; covered panel with by mounting. - Issuer Derby Bank – partner's Length 189mm Width: 107mm initials at lower left, coloured red and brown; covered by mounting. British CIB.403 Banknote 1814 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with panel with partner's name along left side.(reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. - Issuer left side. Derby Bank – Length 173mm Width: (reverse) 94mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. British CIB.417 Unissued 1820- Standalone Trustees Y Unissued Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Banknote 1829 of the Banknote. of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of (£1) British (obverse) Coat Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum of arms at left. Unissued Banknote.(obverse) Coat of (reverse) arms at left.(reverse) covered by covered by mounting. - Issuer Derby Bank – mounting. Length 179mm Width: 100mm British CIB.358 Banknote 1810 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at upper behind fence at upper left; panel with left; panel partner's name along left side.(reverse) with partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. - Issuer left side. Derby Bank – Length 164mm Width: (reverse) 89mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. British MG.1448 Medal 1879 Standalone Trustees Y Inscriptions Department Commemorative medal: The Bass Inscription Museum of the of Coins and Library; - brass - obverse: buildings Type: British Medals and legend; reverse: inscription; inscription Museum pierced for suspension. - Inscription
Position: Inscriptions reverse Inscription Type: inscription Inscription Inscription Position: reverse Language: Inscription Language: Inscription Inscription Content: TO Content: TO COMMEMORATE THE OPENING OF COMMEMOR THE LIBRARY & MUSEUM BY M. T. ATE THE BASS ESQ M.P. THE DONOR. JUNE OPENING OF 28TH 1879. THE LIBRARY & Inscription Type: inscription
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MUSEUM BY Inscription Position: obverse M. T. BASS Inscription Language: ESQ M.P. Inscription Content: DERBY FREE THE DONOR. LIBRARY & MUSEUM JUNE. 28.1879 JUNE 28TH 1879. Dimensions Diameter: 1.29 inches Inscription
Type: inscription Inscription Position: obverse Inscription Language: Inscription Content: DERBY FREE LIBRARY & MUSEUM JUNE. 28.1879 British 1933,0623.5 Mezzotint 1842 Standalone Trustees N Mezzotint of Department Inscription Content: Scratched below the image with the title in open letters, a dedication from the publisher of the print 'From the Portrait; three-quarters length seated to Museum 7 of Joseph of the Joseph Strutt of Prints and original Picture in the possession of Edward Strutt Esqr,, M.P.' around a crest with the motto 'Propositi Tenax' to the Mayor & left, smiling towards the viewer, right Strutt Esq. British Drawings Corporation of the Borough of Derby and 'Painted & Engraved by John Linnell / Published by Moseley & Nephew, Derby, April 12 hand reasting on papers, the top Museum 1842.'. labelled 'Derby', beside spectacles, an antique goblet and classical bust on a table, left thumb tucked into his pocket, wearing a dark suit with a double- breasted tailcoat, fob and dark stock around a wing collar; in a room wiith several framed pictures on the wall and large portfolios stacked behind his chair; scratched open-letter state. 1842 - Mezzotint with etching on Paper – Artist: John Linnell – Publisher: Messers Moseley and Tunnicliff – Height: 503mm Width: 403mm British CIB.355 Banknote 1809 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at left; behind fence at left; panel with panel with partner's name along left side.(reverse) partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue. Covered by left side. Mounting - Issuer Derby Bank – Length (reverse) 172mm Width: 91mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue. Covered by Mounting The British CIB.420 Unissued 1800- Standalone Trustees Y Banknote, Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Banknote 1877 of the unissued. of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of (£5) British (obverse) Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Vignette in Banknote, unissued.(obverse) Vignette upper left of in upper left of two coats of arms, the two coats of coat of arms on the right is of the arms, the coat Newton family. (reverse) large revenue of arms on the stamp printed in black and red.- Issuer right is of the Derby Old Bank – Length 175mm Newton Width: 93mm family. (reverse) large revenue stamp printed
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in black and red. The British CIB.421 Unissued 1800- Standalone Trustees Y Banknote, Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Banknote 1877 of the unissued. of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of (£20) British (obverse) Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Vignette in Banknote, unissued.(obverse) Vignette upper left of in upper left of two coats of arms, the two coats of coat of arms on the right is of the arms, the coat Newton family. (reverse) blank.- Issuer of arms on the Derby Old Bank – Length 176mm right is of the Width: 99mm Newton family. (reverse) blank The British CIB.388 Banknote 1812 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£10) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Banknote cut Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum on left side; Banknote. (obverse) Banknote cut on partial left side; partial vignette with trees at vignette with left. trees at left. (reverse) Decorative panel with (reverse) partner's initials at lower left.- Issuer Decorative Derby Bank – Length 163mm Width: panel with 90mm partner's initials at lower left. The British 1980,1130.1 Banknote 1812 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department Banknote.(obverse) Vignette with Museum 01 (£10) of the (obverse) of Coins and landscape and stag at left. Text at British Vignette with Medals centre. Design printed in Museum landscape and black.(reverse) Security printing at stag at left. lower left. Handwritten and printed Text at centre. notes. Design printed in black. .- Issuer Design Derby Bank – Length 184mm Width: printed in 102mm black. (reverse) Security printing at lower left. Handwritten and printed notes. Design printed in black. The British 1980,1130.9 Banknote 1813 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department Banknote.(obverse) Vignette with Museum 9 (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and landscape and stag at left. Text at British Vignette with Medals centre. Design printed in Museum landscape and black.(reverse) Security printing at stag at left. centre. Printed notes. Design printed in Text at centre. black and blue. - Issuer Derby Bank – Design Length 184mm Width: 94mm printed in black. (reverse) Security printing at centre. Printed notes. Design printed in black and blue. The British CIB.5877 Receipt 1803- Standalone Trustees N N/A Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum 1814 of the of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Receipt (10 pounds 0s 0d).- Issued by Derby Bank – Length: 211 Width 90mm
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– Reciept From Mr Joseph Boden to The Bellairs, Sons & Co. – 22 March The British CIB.430 Unissued 1800- Standalone Trustees Y Unissued Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Banknote 1898 of the banknote. of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of (£50) British (obverse) Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Vignette, in Unissued banknote.(obverse) Vignette, the upper left, in the upper left, of the coats of arms of of the coats of Derby and Derbyshire, with a caduceus arms of Derby between – Issuer Derby and Derbyshire and Banking Co. – Length: 187mm Width: Derbyshire, 118mm with a caduceus between them; FIFTY printed in blue letters across the center. (reverse) blank. The British CIB.413 Banknote 1814 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) Cut of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British out circle at Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum left; panel Banknote.(obverse) Cut out circle at with partner's left; panel with partner's name along name along left side. left side. (reverse) Decorative panel with (reverse) partner's initials in centre, printed in Decorative blue; covered by mounting. – Issuer panel with Derby Bank – Length: 180mm Width: partner's 93mm initials in centre, printed in blue; covered by mounting. The British 1980,0374.1 Banknote 1814 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department Banknote.(obverse) Vignette with Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and landscape and stag at left. Text at British Vignette with Medals centre. Design printed in Museum landscape and black.(reverse) Security printing and stag at left. printed text vertically at centre. Design Text at centre. printed in black and blue. – Issuer Design Derby Bank – Length: 184mm Width: printed in 94mm black. (reverse) Security printing and printed text vertically at centre. Design printed in black and blue. The British 1980,1130.1 Banknote 1814 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department Banknote. (obverse) Vignette with Museum 00 (£5) of the (obverse) of Coins and landscape and stag at left. Text at British Vignette with Medals centre. Design printed in black. Museum landscape and (reverse) Security printing at lower left. stag at left. Text vertically at right. Design printed Text at centre. in black and orange – Issuer Derby Design Bank – Length: 191mm Width: ?mm printed in black. (reverse) Security printing at lower left. Text vertically
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at right. Design printed in black and orange The British CIB.357 Banknote 1810 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Vignette of Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum deer behind Banknote.(obverse) Vignette of deer fence at upper behind fence at upper left; panel with left; panel partner's name along left side.(reverse) with partner's Decorative panel with partner's initials name along in centre, printed in blue; covered by left side. mounting. - Issuer Derby Bank – (reverse) Length: 180mm Width: 90mm Decorative panel with partner's initials in centre, printed in blue; covered by mounting. The British 1981,1122.1 Unissued 1806- Standalone Trustees Y Unissued Department Unissued banknote.(obverse) Coat of Museum 46 Banknote 1899 of the banknote. of Coins and arms at left. Text at centre. Design (£5) British (obverse) Coat Medals printed in black.(reverse) Blank - Issuer Museum of arms at left. Derby Bank – Length: 185mm Width: Text at centre. 97mm Design printed in black. (reverse) Blank The British 1981,1122.1 Unissued 1806- Standalone Trustees Y Unissued Department Unissued banknote.(obverse) Coat of Museum 47 Banknote 1899 of the banknote. of Coins and arms at left. Text at centre. Design (£5) British (obverse) Coat Medals printed in black.(reverse) Blank - Issuer Museum of arms at left. Derby Bank – Length: 178mm Width: Text at centre. 90mm Design printed in black. (reverse) Blank The British 1981,1122.1 Unissued 1806- Standalone Trustees Y Unissued Department Unissued banknote.(obverse) Coat of Museum 45 Banknote 1899 of the banknote. of Coins and arms at left. Text at centre. Design (£5) British (obverse) Coat Medals printed in black.(reverse) Blank. - Museum of arms at left. Issuer Derby Bank – Length: 185mm Text at centre. Width: 97mm Design printed in black. (reverse) Blank. The British 1989,0636.3 Unissued 1806- Standalone Trustees Y Unissued Department Unissued banknote.(obverse) Coat of Museum Banknote 1899 of the banknote. of Coins and arms at left. Text at centre. Design (£100) British (obverse) Coat Medals printed in black.(reverse) Blank. - Museum of arms at left. Issuer Derby Bank – Length: 193mm Text at centre. Width: 111mm Design printed in black. (reverse) Blank. The British CIB.418 Unissued 1820- Standalone Trustees Y Banknote, Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Banknote 1829 of the unissued. of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of (£5) British (obverse) Coat Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum of arms in Banknote, unissued.(obverse) Coat of upper left; arms in upper left; Panel with partners Panel with initials along left side.(reverse) blank. -
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partners Issuer Derby Bank – Length: 194mm initials along Width: 114mm left side. (reverse) blank. The British CIB.415 Banknote 1825 Standalone Trustees Y Banknote. Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum (£1) of the (obverse) of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of British Panel with a Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Greek frieze Banknote.(obverse) Panel with a Greek in centre; frieze in centre; Vignette of Peace at Vignette of upper left; Vignette at upper centre of Peace at Mercury and a cupid surrounded by upper left; symbols of trade and prosperity Vignette at (barrels, ship, beehive, coins, upper centre etc.).(reverse) large revenue stamp of Mercury printed in black and red. – Issuer Derby and a cupid Old Bank – Length: 177mm Width: surrounded 89mm by symbols of trade and prosperity (barrels, ship, beehive, coins, etc.). (reverse) large revenue stamp printed in black and red. The British 1958,1006.2 Barometer 1765- Standalone Trustees Y Angle Department Angle barometer; wood case; silvered Museum 130 1775 of the Barometer in of Prehistory scale; probably replacement glass in British Wooden Case and Europe bulb cistern type; case in two parts: Museum vertical trunk and angled extension at top to support the angled upper part of barometer tube and the scale; simple adjustable brass index runs on brass rod parallel with diagonal part of tube; scale signed. Length 916mm Width 705mm The British 1981,1122.1 Unissued 1800- Standalone Trustees Y Unissued Department Unissued banknote.(obverse) Britannia Museum 48 Banknote 1877 of the banknote. of Coins and standing at centre. Two cherubs at (£5) British (obverse) Medals upper centre. Female head at upper Museum Britannia left. Design printed in black.(reverse) standing at Blank. – Issuer Derby Old Bank – centre. Two Length: 194mm Width: 106mm cherubs at upper centre. Female head at upper left. Design printed in black. (reverse) Blank. The British D,2.4392 Trade Card 1764- Standalone Trustees Y Business card Department Inscription Content: Lettered 'J. Clough, Respectfully informs those who wish to be instructed in the Art of Drawing, that he will Business card for J Clough, drawing Museum 1824 of the for J Clough, of Prints and wait upon any Lady or Gentleman residing in Derby, at One Guinea per Quarter. / Sharp sculp.'. master; letterpress over seven lines British drawing Drawings surrounded by an oval garland of Museum master; flowers. - Etching, engraving and letterpress letterpress with hand-colouring on over seven paper – Made by William Sharp - lines Height: 63mm Width: 93mm surrounded by an oval garland of flowers. Etching, engraving and letterpress with hand- colouring
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The British CIB.416 Unissued 1800- Standalone Trustees Y Banknote, Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Banknote 1877 of the unissued. of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of (£1) British (obverse) Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Panel with a Banknote, unissued.(obverse) Panel Greek frieze with a Greek frieze in centre; Vignette in centre; of Peace at upper left; Vignette at upper Vignette of centre of Mercury and a cupid Peace at surrounded by symbols of trade and upper left; prosperity (barrels, ship, beehive, coins, Vignette at etc.).(reverse) large revenue stamp upper centre printed in black and red. – Issuer Derby of Mercury Old Bank – Length: 182mm Width: and a cupid 98mm surrounded by symbols of trade and prosperity (barrels, ship, beehive, coins, etc.). (reverse) large revenue stamp printed in black and red. The British CIB.5866 Unissued 1800- Standalone Trustees Y Banknote, Department On loan from ifs School of Finance Museum Banknote 1877 of the unissued. of Coins and (previously Chartered Institute of (£1) British (obverse) Medals Bankers) between 1987 and 2009. - Museum Panel with a Banknote, unissued.(obverse) Panel Greek frieze with a Greek frieze in centre; Vignette in centre; of Peace at upper left; Vignette at upper Vignette of centre of Mercury and a cupid Peace at surrounded by symbols of trade and upper left; prosperity (barrels, ship, beehive, coins, Vignette at etc.).(reverse) large revenue stamp upper centre printed in black and red; covered by of Mercury mounting. – Issuer Derby Old Bank – and a cupid Length: 183mm Width: 98mm surrounded by symbols of trade and prosperity (barrels, ship, beehive, coins, etc.). (reverse) large revenue stamp printed in black and red; covered by mounting.
Derbyshire D4984/34 Factory 19th Standalone Derbyshir N N/A Coopers of Time check No. 58 Coopers‟ Factory Token – Round disc Record Token Century e County Ashbourne with hole Time Check on outer edge of Office Council LTD. Corset obverse No. 56 in centre of obverse. Manufacture Reverse blank. rs
Derbyshire D4984/11/ Sample Late 19th Standalone Derbyshir N N/A Coopers of Sample Book of Fabrics – Mettle; Record 1 Book Century e County Ashbourne Fabric, Plain and Patterned (with name Office (Date Council LTD. Corset of style written in Biro), Lace (with Question Manufacture name of style written in Biro), Hook able) rs and eye clasps (with name of style written in Biro), Ribbon (with name of style written in Biro), Ribbon Bows (with name of style written in Biro), Buttons (with name of style written in Biro)
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