Adam Carse
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Envelope file of papers on valves for brass instruments from 4. above, incl. patents, m/s notes
File of papers on the oboe, m/s, notes & letters list of oboes in collections, cat. of heckel oboes
Portfolio of material on the distins, including an illustrated list of their instruments c1850.
Makers catalogues, salesmens' lists, concert programmes and miscellaneous printed material.
File of papers on the trumpet and cornet m/s notes, letters
Wind players (2 notebooks)
Photograph of george case, trombonist
File of papers on the flute, m/s notes and letters incl. letters from dayton miller.
Scrapbook: the illustrated london news 1842-1889 and other publications (press cuttings and notes from various music publications)
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
Information on cornets
Articles from recorder & music
A staveless notation
Printed musical instrument test sheets
Conn instruments overseas brice list
Extract from the musical progress and mail
Extract of the monthly musical record
Letter to adam carse from w. harper
The monthly musical record - the bach trumpet part 2
The monthly musical record - the bach trumpet part 3
Notes on the piccolo
Research notes
Description of trumpets
Adbridgements of specifiactions handbook
Illustration of a manor
List of patents relating to brass instruments
Letter to adam carse from r.b. chatwin
Newspaper image of "concert of vocal & instrumental music of the rising generation of orpheus".
Cartoon flautist
English patents - charles clagget
Patent office: useful designs
Article from "zeittschrift fur musik"
Death of thomas harper
Press cutting "the trumpets" - letter to the editor of the times
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