Cookery & Medical.- [Collection of recipes], manuscript, in several hands, disbound, [late 18th century - 19th century].

Brontë (Patrick) Seal, oval orange hardstone (?carnelian), engraved "B", set in a brass seal ring, [c. 1840].

Brontë (Emily) The North Wind, watercolour, [1842]

Brontë (Charlotte) 2 cabinet portrait photographs of Charlotte Brontë, taken from the celebrated portrait by George Richmond in 1850, decorated brass frames, [not before 1850].

Brontë (Charlotte) Lock of Charlotte Brontë's hair, given by Charlotte's friend Ellen Nussey to be shared between Lady Morrison and Genevieve Wigfall, housed in an envelope, copy of letter from Lady Morrison to Wigfall, [gifted in 1889] (4 pieces).

Brontë (Charlotte).- Lowndes (T.) Autograph Letter signed to Marion Douglas, Eglinton Park, Kingstown, Dublin, October 1893, on Monsieur Heger, "you mentioned that you were apprehensive reflecting M. Heger's health; and a small quantity of others (sm. qty).

Unpublished Heger letters and photographs.- Collection, including: from Zoe Heger to Miss Marion Mossman, 1878; 6 Autograph Letters and Autograph Postcards signed from Louise Heger to Kate Douglas, and Marion Mossman, 1885-1912, [Brussels], all in French, on various subjects; and a small quantity of others (sm. qty).

Heger (Claire Zoë) 4 Autograph Letters signed and one Autograph Postcard signed to Katie Douglas & one Autograph Letter signed to Meta Mossman, 1884-89, on a variety of subjects; and 4 other letters, from Louise Heger, referring to Charlotte Brontë as an artist etc. (9).

Langenheim (Frederick) Stereoglass Diapositives of Washington Irving outside his home, Sunnyside, Irvington, NY [and] Rip Van Winkle's Shanty, Cats Kill Mountains, Hudson River, New York, [1856] (2)

Rorke's Drift.- England (Edward Lutwyche, serving with Col Evelyn Wood's column) Autograph Letter signed to his sister, [1879], "A few fugitives fled to Rorkes drift where there was one company... under a subaltern named Bromhead this one company threw up a defence of bags of grain and held out against 4000 Kaffirs from 4 oclock in the afternoon until 4 next morning when they were relieved by the general they lost 9 killed and 13 wounded."