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Frederick Lanchester collection
Correspondence and other documents ('Baxter' series)
Photography, 1912 - 1939
LAN/1/9
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1912 - 1939
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Frederick Lanchester collection
Correspondence and other documents ('Baxter' series)
Photography, 1912 - 1939
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Frederick Lanchester collection
Correspondence and other documents ('Baxter' series)
Photography, 1912 - 1939
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Copy typewritten letter from Frederick Lanchester to Director of the Science Museum
Programme of exhibition “100 Years of Photography”, Science Museum, London
Invitation card to Frederick Lanchester to attend the exhibition “100 Years of Photography”, Science Museum, London
Typewritten letter from A. Barclay, Keeper, Department of Astronomy, Mathematics, Optics, Photography and Chemistry, Science Museum, to Frederick Lanchester
Copy typewritten letter from Frederick Lanchester to A. Barclay
Typewritten letter from A. Barclay to Frederick Lanchester
Advance proof of paper “The micro-spectra method of colour photography by prismatic dispersion” by Julius and Ernest Rheinberg
