Interview took place at the interviewee's office in York and was conducted by Peter White.
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Interview took place at the interviewee's office in York and was conducted by Peter White.
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Interview took place at the interviewee's office in York and was conducted by Peter White.
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Copy of TSC/2/02/01/10
Interview took place in Carlisle and was conducted by Peter White.
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Interview took place at Stationers' Hall and forms the BBC World Service broadcast 'Outlook'.
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Interview took place at Stationers' Hall and was conducted by Peter Day [NEEDS CHECKING]. It forms the BBC Radio 4 broadcast 'Copyrights and Wrongs'.
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Interview took place at the interviewee's home in Berkhamsted and was conducted by Peter White.
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Interview took place at the interviewee's home in Wareham and was conducted by Peter White.
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Photographic portraits of Masters in ceremonial robes.
B/W photograph. Group of members wearing livery robes, leaving the main hall to the forecourt, being lead by Herbert Fitch (Master 1922-23). Edward Unwin stands to his left, all others unknown.
B/W portrait photograph of Charles Clifton Tollit (Master 1952-53). Stood in the forecourt of Stationers' Hall, against the East facade of the Main Hall, wearing a livery gown with fur collar, Tudor bonnet and Masters' badge on a ribbon.