Local Studies Broadsides Collection
1642-2013
Archives
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Broadsides were originally single sheets of paper, printed on one side only, designed to be read unfolded and posted up in public places. At first they were used for the printing of royal proclamations, acts, news, and official notices. Later they became a vehicle for political agitation, such as ballads and speeches.
Some broadsides in the library collections have been given a broadside reference number (eg. F1825/15) but, instead of being in the sequence of loose broadsides in the cabinets, they are located in a volume (eg. BR F 942.7389 SC13). The Dewey number of the volume is noted in the catalogue and also on cardboard markers in the cabinets. All of the volumes are listed below:
Archives 324.4273 S3
Archives BR f 331.881772 Sc1
Archives 352.7 M5
Archives BR q 942.72 L28
Archives BR ff 942.72 S176
Local Studies f 337 A5
Local Studies ff 337 A6
Local Studies BR ff 337 F18
Local Studies 343.1 Bu4
Local Studies BR ff 942.72 L15
Local Studies ff 942.72 L230
Local Studies BR ff 942.7359 M11
Local Studies ff 942.7389 H15 (Harland Scrapbook)
Local Studies f 942.7389 M1
Local Studies f 942.7389 M442
Local Studies BR ff 942.7389 Sc13
Title:
Local Studies Broadsides Collection
Date of work:
1642-2013
Reference number:
GB127.Broadsides
Level of description:
Fonds
Includes:
Access restrictions:
Unrestricted
Use restrictions:
Unrestricted
Record types:
COLLECTION
Language:
English
Record number:
7181358
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