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Large Format Acid-Free Square Sleeves - Pack of 10
Protect and display your larger photographs, documents or memorabilia with these clear archival-quality sleeves. Made from acid-free polypropylene, they provide safe long-term storage while keeping contents fully visible. They will fit our A3 Landscape Binders F32 and Postcard, Photograph & Scrapbooking Albums F134. Pack of 10 refills. Pocket size approx 30 x 30cm (11.8 x 11.8 in).... More Info
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Large Format Acid-Free Square Sleeves - Pack of 100 Special Offer
Protect and display your larger photographs, documents or memorabilia with these clear archival-quality sleeves. Made from acid-free polypropylene, they provide safe long-term storage while keeping contents fully visible. They will fit our A3 Landscape Binders F32 and Postcard, Photograph & Scrapbooking Albums F134. Pack of 10 refills. Pocket size approx 30 x 30cm (11.8 x 11.8 in).... More Info
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Long Crendon area v Napoleon - The Posse Comitatus 1798
males 16-60, with occupations, farmers with horses & waggons, in Long Crendon, Shabbington, Ickford, Worminghall.
Kingston & Ham, Thames Ditton & Long Ditton in 1839
This title is from a new series of reprints from Pigot’s Commercial Directory for Surrey of 1839. It covers Kingston and Ham, Thames Ditton & Long Ditton. The reprint comprises of an introduction to the county of Surrey, a description of the individual places with a list of inhabitants under occupations. Also included are some advertisements of the time.
Durham - Egglescliffe, St John EltonSt John and Long Newton St Mary Monumental Inscriptions
This CD contains monumental inscriptions in PDF format for Egglescliffe St John, Elton St John, Long Newton St Mary
Durham - Long Newton, St Mary baptisms from 1563 to 1861 and marriages from 1564 to 1861.
This CD contains transcripts in PDF format for Long Newton, St Mary baptisms from 1563 to 1861 and marriages from 1564 to 1861.