Greeting cards. Correspondence.
Found in 51 Collections and/or Records:
15 letters and cards of Annie French to Elinor Black.
With an account by Dr Black of their meeting.
20 letters and cards, 1990-1996, of Ronald Stevenson to Michael Lister, on musical and personal matters.
Includes:
copies of 23 letters, 1990-1996, of Lister to Stevenson
copy of letter, 1994, of Lister to Alasdair Gray
correspondence, 1989-1996, of Lister, concerning Ronald Stevenson.
46 letters and cards of John Bellany to Alan Bold.
Concern artistic and personal matters.
Also includes six letters to Bold concerning Bellany.
50 letters and cards of John Buchan, 1st Baron Tweedsmuir.
Album, compiled by Valda Grieve, of greetings cards and telegrams received by Christopher Murray Grieve on his 70th and 75th birthdays., 1962, 1967.
The papers consist chiefly of Christopher Murray Grieve’s literary papers, but there is also material relating to his family and affairs.
Blue glazed ceramic tile made by Lotte Glob as a greeting 'card' for Marshall Anderson., 1999.
Box containing papers regarding Edith Simon's writing and art career, and family life, 1947-?2003
Card and letter of Constance Gordon-Cumming.
Concerns Cumming`s support for Christian missions in China.
Card of Sarah Bernhardt to Major F C H Mackenzie, Royal Artillery.
Cards of Philip O'Connor to David Thomson, 1975-1983. Also containing a card of David Thomson and Martina Thomson to Philip O'Connor, 1982., 1975-1983.
All letters are to David Thomson, unless otherwise stated.
Catalogues, cards, photographs and notes from and of Anne Raeburn, painter., Undated.
Christmas cards, business cards and stationery paper designed by Lucinda Mackay, 1973-1998, undated
This series documents Lady Mackay's professional career as an artist, writer and teacher, containing her art-related papers, her publishing papers, art administration papers, a collection of art-related ephemera, and a file on her teaching career in England and Scotland.
Circa 40 letters and cards of and concerning Private A Raeper.
Including letters and cards to his mother whilst at camp at Plymouth, 1913-1914, and as a prisoner of war in Germany, 1914-1915. With five letters concerning his death in 1915.
Circa 500 letters of Florence M Russell to Norman McLaren.
With cards, drawings and photographs.
Correspondence and papers of Dr Robert Alexander Lillie.
Eighty-four letters and cards of Edwin Morgan to Richard Price; with manuscript of unpublished poem, "The Ropemaker`s Bride".
Ephemera and memorabilia of and concerning Margo MacDonald., Circa 1963-2014, undated.
The papers reflect Margo MacDonald`s life as a politician and broadcaster. Although somewhat miscellaneous, they provide an insight into her relationship with the Scottish National Party leadership throughout her life, and into some of the causes she advocated during her life, including independence and assisted suicide for terminally ill patients.
Fair copy by Ronald Stevenson of small section of his 1948 composition, "Then Cherish Pity ...".
Fifteen drawings, 1941-1942, by Jacques Laudy, probably intended as illustrations for an unpublished edition of `Kidnapped`; with 23 original Christmas cards, c.1959-1992.
File of Katy Horseman, containing handmade cards from friends., Undated.
File, 'The Attic Archive. Karen Strang. Letters and limited editions'., Undated.
The file contains greeting cards and postcards, and includesile also includes a red felt matchbox wrapped in silver thread, labelled 'Sweet Success'.
Five letters and card, 1952-1957, of Sir Sidney Holland, Prime Minister of New Zealand, to John and Priscilla Tweedsmuir; with a letter, 1958, of Clifton Webb, New Zealand High Commissioner in London., 1952-1958.
General correspondence of Christopher Murray Grieve, containing a substantial number of letters and cards of greeting on the occasion of his 80th birthday in 1972., 1972-July 1977.
The writers include friends of Christopher Murray Grieve, ‘Hugh MacDiarmid’, publishers, and literary agents. While some of the letters discuss his work or reflect his political affiliations, many are requests to use his poems, or invitations to give speeches. In some cases, MacDiarmid used the backs of the letters for notes and drafts of poems.
Golden Wedding Anniversary correspondence sent to Walter and Grete Simon, 1964
File contains illustrated letters, cards, and telegrams. Identified correspondents include 'Susan'; possibly Annemarie Alfred; 'Willie'; Edith Simon and Eric Reeve; 'Alan'; possibly Lily Arthur; possibly Emil Marie; possibly Tina and Christopher Lucas; 'Len'; 'Hans and Ilse; 'Delno'; possibly 'Edel'; 'W.E. and I.V. Reeve'; 'Bella Kaufman'; 'Gwen and Cecil'; 'Gerda'; 'Gerd'; and 'Elizabeth'. File also contains a script for a video presentation by family members for the occasion.
Greetings card and letter of Mrs Fanny MacTaggart to Miss Margaret Morton.
The greetings card has a print of 'Setting Sun' by Sir William MacTaggart, Fanny's husband. With two portrait photographs of Miss Margaret Morton.
Margaret Morton trained at the Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, qualifying as a physiotherapist in 1965. She worked at Gilmore Place, the Domiciliary Centre for Rehabilitation, where she met and treated Fanny MacTaggart. Her interests included animals, travel, and horse-riding.