Adam Carse
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Photograph of the adam carse collection in the horniman museum titled history of the musical instrument
Ms notebook of miscellaneous notes and papers on string strength of orchestras, central music library pamphlet, prince regent's band
Lecture by f. geoffrey rendall on the clarinet in england in the 18th & 19th centuries. with a m/s note attached to front cover (proceedings of the musical association, session 68, 23 april 1942).
Mounted press cuttings
Handwritten research notes
A staveless notation
Conn instruments overseas brice list
Extract from the musical progress and mail
Extract of the monthly musical record
The monthly musical record - the bach trumpet part 3
Research notes
Adbridgements of specifiactions handbook
Illustration of a manor
Newspaper image of "concert of vocal & instrumental music of the rising generation of orpheus".
Patent office: useful designs
Article from "zeittschrift fur musik"
Press cutting "the trumpets" - letter to the editor of the times
Handwritten note
Specification of john shaw - wind musical instruments
Manuscript notes
The diary of a country physician - research notes
Notes on the flat trumpet and a musical manuscript
Press cutting - the loyal protestant
Research notes
Notes on the trumpet
Harper's school for the trumpet notes
Illustration of brass musicians
List of wind instruments in adam carse's private collection
List of wind instruments in adam carse's private collection
Catalogue of antique/other brass and woodwind instruments
Research notes
German research notes
Galpin collection report and analaysis
Printed paintings of unnamed musicians
Pamplet: the dolmetsch recorders
Printed paintings of concert halls
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