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Hand Writing Collection (#13)

"Unveiling History Through Handwriting: A Glimpse into the Past" In a world where digital communication dominates

Background imageHand Writing Collection: Writing / Whittier Poem

Writing / Whittier Poem
Manuscript of a short poem by the American poet, in his own handwriting, dated July 1879

Background imageHand Writing Collection: Newton / Handwriting

Newton / Handwriting
Letter from the English scientist, dated 20 June 1682, from Trinity College, Cambridge, discussing another scientists Theory of Vision

Background imageHand Writing Collection: Will Crooks / Postcard

Will Crooks / Postcard
Will Crooks Labour Mp

Background imageHand Writing Collection: Thackerays Handwriting

Thackerays Handwriting
Manuscript in Thackerays handwriting for " Sorrows of Werther"

Background imageHand Writing Collection: Robert Casadesus / Pcard

Robert Casadesus / Pcard
ROBERT CASADESUS French musician

Background imageHand Writing Collection: Locke / Handwriting

Locke / Handwriting
Handwriting of philosopher John Locke

Background imageHand Writing Collection: Handwriting / Garrick

Handwriting / Garrick
English actor, famous for his Shakespearean roles, enclosing a lock of his hair for use in a portrait

Background imageHand Writing Collection: Writing / Examples / Nelson

Writing / Examples / Nelson
HORATIO, LORD NELSON Part of a letter from the English naval officer to Emma, Lady Hamilton, dated 19 and 20 October 1805, before the Battle of Trafalgar

Background imageHand Writing Collection: Wagner / Score / Song

Wagner / Score / Song
Score for a humorous song, dedicated to Louis Kraft, proprietor of the Hotel Prusse at Leipzig, in gratitude for an enjoyable stay

Background imageHand Writing Collection: Jules Verne / Herbert

Jules Verne / Herbert
JULES VERNE French science fiction writer

Background imageHand Writing Collection: Browning Armytage

Browning Armytage
ROBERT BROWNING the English poet as a young man

Background imageHand Writing Collection: Q. Victorias Writing

Q. Victorias Writing
Queen Victorias handwriting in a letter to Wellington

Background imageHand Writing Collection: Marriage Registers

Marriage Registers
Border marriage registers, kept by William Dickson, cobbler " priest" at Coldstream, Berwickshire, Scotland

Background imageHand Writing Collection: Anne Bronte / Profile

Anne Bronte / Profile
ANNE BRONTE Author of novels Agnes Grey and The Tenant of Wildfell Hall

Background imageHand Writing Collection: John Keats / Haydon Sketch

John Keats / Haydon Sketch
JOHN KEATS Poet

Background imageHand Writing Collection: Francis Drake / Sydenham

Francis Drake / Sydenham
SIR FRANCIS DRAKE English admiral

Background imageHand Writing Collection: Berlioz Marriage Cert

Berlioz Marriage Cert
HECTOR BERLIOZ - Berliozs marriage certificate (to Harriet Smithson)

Background imageHand Writing Collection: English sailor, Chinese depiction

English sailor, Chinese depiction
A Chinese depiction of an English sailor




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"Unveiling History Through Handwriting: A Glimpse into the Past" In a world where digital communication dominates, there is something undeniably captivating about handwritten artifacts that have stood the test of time. Each stroke of ink on paper tells a unique story, offering us a window into moments long gone. The Galapagos Admiralty map by Fitzroy Beagle reveals the meticulous craftsmanship of an explorer's hand, mapping out uncharted territories with precision and curiosity. Meanwhile, the court record from the Salem witch trials transports us to a dark chapter in history, where penmanship served as evidence against innocent lives. Nadia-Juliette Boulanger's elegant French cursive captures her passion for music teaching, preserving her legacy through delicate curves and flourishes. The Beethoven Manuscript takes us back to 1806 when genius flowed onto paper; its musical notes whispering melodies that still resonate today. Among these treasures lies an unexpected duo - a Titanic whistle and Turkish Bath ticket - remnants of dreams shattered by tragedy. In contrast, Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip's marriage certificate symbolizes love eternal; their union forever etched in graceful calligraphy. The Reverend Stuart Holden's unused first-class ticket for the ill-fated Titanic serves as a haunting reminder of missed opportunities and unforeseen twists of fate. On another note, Tom Mudd's postcard echoes tales from aboard this majestic ship – words penned amidst hope or perhaps trepidation. Centuries ago, William Langland crafted his masterpiece Piers Plowman with quill and ink; his Middle English manuscript page now stands as testament to literary brilliance preserved through generations. Sigmund Freud's sepia-toned photograph bears both his signature and enigmatic gaze – capturing the essence of psychoanalysis within its frame. Lastly, Percy Bysshe Shelley’s handwriting dances across paper like poetry itself – each word carrying profound meaning imbued with romanticism and rebellion.