Autograph notes. Note accompanying the manuscript indicates that it was from a group of drawings from the granddaughter of General Henry Clinton, probably circa 1834.

3 items. Calligraphy samples texts of proverbial sayings, probably Turner’s own. Turner taught at Commercial and Mathematical School, Barnstable, England (May 27-31, 1836). Sewn autograph manuscript, 7 pages, (Mid-summer 1835). Sewnautograph manuscript, 9 pages, (November 14-28, 1838). Sewn autograph manuscript, 14 pages

Photograph of pages containing Chinese and Japanese characters

Ephemera, hand-colored etching depicting Jesus on the cross, undated. Printed below picture “Consummatum Est,” It is finished. P. M. Arnold notes “I found this in an old book. I do not know if it is worth keeping as a piece of ephemera, but it looks to me as if it is quite old.”

Notes on the book. Two leaves laid in at page 129 and one leave laid in at page 161. From the library of Joseph Pelli, bearing his bookplate.

Originally laid in A Clue to the Cretan Scripts by Florence Melian.

Advertisment for an in-house, single payment shopping plan, perhaps a predecessor of the credit card. Also includes letter from Arnold explaining the origins of the item above.

Accession 1488.

Typed letter signed, 1 page