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CD-ROMs.

 Subject
Subject Source: Art & Architecture Thesaurus
Scope Note: Compact discs on which a large amount of digitized read-only data can be stored.

Found in 53 Collections and/or Records:

Antiquarian collections of W T Johnston.

 Collection
Identifier: Acc.11781
Scope and Contents

Includes transcripts of letters and papers of eminent Scotsmen and other material relating to them. Files organised by subject.

Dates: Late 20th century.

Book files of the Ernest Press for publications on climbing and mountaineering generally., 1987-2009, undated..

 Sub-Series
Identifier: Acc.13445/55-76
Scope and Contents From the Series:

The book files include generally correspondence, accounts, photographs, art work and reviews.

Dates: 1987-2009, undated..

Box containing a file of 'Writings' of Marshall Anderson, with assorted analogue and digital media., 1992-2009.

 Series
Identifier: Acc.13227 Box 41(1)-(17)
Scope and Contents From the Fonds: The Attic Archive evolved organically from the activities of Pete Horobin, beginning in 1978. When Horobin's association ended, the archive was continued in turn by Marshall Anderson, Peter Haining and, lastly, aitch. Each change of custody coincided with the start of a new phase of activity, each phase undertaken, usually, over ten years.The papers of the Attic Archive are now dispersed through various cultural institutions, each having a particular association with the archive,...
Dates: 1992-2009.

Box containing papers and correspondence of Edith Simon and Eric Reeve, 1947-2005

 Series
Identifier: Acc.14390 Box 5 (1-36)
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection contains additional papers relating to Edith Simon's career as an artist and writer, as well as some early juvenilia, embracing her illustration and creative writing. The collection also contains a series of papers relating to her husband, the noted geneticist, Dr. Eric Reeve, documenting his university studies at the University of Oxford, his subsequent war service, and his later career at the University of Edinburgh. The broad scope of the collection may be...
Dates: 1947-2005

CD-ROM, 'Alisary, December 2007', containing documents of Rob Fairley., 2007.

 Item
Identifier: Acc.13227 Box 37(9)
Scope and Contents From the Series:

The box is covered and lined with synthetic fleece. It contains correspondence on CD-ROM discs.

Dates: 2007.

CD-ROM, 'Fairley, 13.06.2007', containing documents of Rob Fairley., 2007.

 Item
Identifier: Acc.13227 Box 37(3)
Scope and Contents From the Series:

The box is covered and lined with synthetic fleece. It contains correspondence on CD-ROM discs.

Dates: 2007.

CD-ROM, 'Fairley, letter July 2007', containing document of Rob Fairley., 2007.

 Item
Identifier: Acc.13227 Box 37(4)
Scope and Contents From the Series:

The box is covered and lined with synthetic fleece. It contains correspondence on CD-ROM discs.

Dates: 2007.

CD-ROM, 'Jan/Feb/March, sorry for delay!', containing documents of Rob Fairley., Undated.

 Item
Identifier: Acc.13227 Box 37(1)
Scope and Contents From the Series:

The box is covered and lined with synthetic fleece. It contains correspondence on CD-ROM discs.

Dates: Undated.

CD-ROM, 'Letter, 22nd August 2007', containing documents of Rob Fairley., 2007.

 Item
Identifier: Acc.13227 Box 37(6)
Scope and Contents From the Series:

The box is covered and lined with synthetic fleece. It contains correspondence on CD-ROM discs.

Dates: 2007.

CD-ROM, 'Room 13 annual report 2002-2003', annual report of Room 13., 2002-2003.

 Item
Identifier: Acc.13227 Box 41(3)
Scope and Contents From the Fonds: The Attic Archive evolved organically from the activities of Pete Horobin, beginning in 1978. When Horobin's association ended, the archive was continued in turn by Marshall Anderson, Peter Haining and, lastly, aitch. Each change of custody coincided with the start of a new phase of activity, each phase undertaken, usually, over ten years.The papers of the Attic Archive are now dispersed through various cultural institutions, each having a particular association with the archive,...
Dates: 2002-2003.

CD-ROM, 'The Attic Archive, 13th August 2007' containing documents of Rob Fairley., 2007.

 Item
Identifier: Acc.13227 Box 37(5)
Scope and Contents From the Series:

The box is covered and lined with synthetic fleece. It contains correspondence on CD-ROM discs.

Dates: 2007.

CD-ROM, 'The Attic Archive, letter 07 Sept 07', containing documents of Rob Fairley., 2007.

 Item
Identifier: Acc.13227 Box 37(7)
Scope and Contents From the Series:

The box is covered and lined with synthetic fleece. It contains correspondence on CD-ROM discs.

Dates: 2007.

CD-ROM, 'The Attic Archive, letter Sept 19 2007', containing documents of Rob Fairley., 2007.

 Item
Identifier: Acc.13227 Box 37(8)
Scope and Contents From the Series:

The box is covered and lined with synthetic fleece. It contains correspondence on CD-ROM discs.

Dates: 2007.

CD-ROM, 'The Attic Archive, letter to Peter, January 2008', containing documents of Rob Fairley., 2008.

 Item
Identifier: Acc.13227 Box 37(10)
Scope and Contents From the Series:

The box is covered and lined with synthetic fleece. It contains correspondence on CD-ROM discs.

Dates: 2008.

CD-ROM, 'The Attic Archive, Marshall Anderson'., 2009.

 Item
Identifier: Acc.13227 Box 41(8)
Scope and Contents From the Fonds: The Attic Archive evolved organically from the activities of Pete Horobin, beginning in 1978. When Horobin's association ended, the archive was continued in turn by Marshall Anderson, Peter Haining and, lastly, aitch. Each change of custody coincided with the start of a new phase of activity, each phase undertaken, usually, over ten years.The papers of the Attic Archive are now dispersed through various cultural institutions, each having a particular association with the archive,...
Dates: 2009.

CD-ROM, 'The Attic Archive, works by Marshall Anderson'., Undated.

 Item
Identifier: Acc.13227 Box 41(7)
Scope and Contents From the Fonds: The Attic Archive evolved organically from the activities of Pete Horobin, beginning in 1978. When Horobin's association ended, the archive was continued in turn by Marshall Anderson, Peter Haining and, lastly, aitch. Each change of custody coincided with the start of a new phase of activity, each phase undertaken, usually, over ten years.The papers of the Attic Archive are now dispersed through various cultural institutions, each having a particular association with the archive,...
Dates: Undated.