Janus: Records of the Cambridge University Guild of Change Ringers

University/SOC.84 contains:
<-- See earlier
SOC.84.13	Register of bell weights and inscriptions
SOC.84.14	Correspondence, newspaper cuttings and ephemera
SOC.84.15	Letter from an unidentified writer to [T.P.] Hearn (Selwyn College) re the calling for a Bob Major method known as TAPA TAPA
SOC.84.16	Programmes for annual ringing week tours
SOC.84.17	Prize draw tickets issued by the guild in aid of the ''G.S.A. Bellfund''
SOC.84.18	Circulars
SOC.84.19	Centenary dinner seating plan
SOC.84.20	Handlist of the guild's archives
SOC.84.21	Correspondence of A.C. Blyth re the housing of a bequest of bell-ringing books by William Carter Pearson (Clare College, B.A. 1882) to the Cambridge University Library for the use of the guild, early 1940s
SOC.84.22	Pamphlet by E.J. Lindley and W.T. Cook entitled ''A History of the Cambridge University Guild of Change Ringers, Volume II, 1929-1954''
SOC.84.23	Draft of a speech by an unidentified speaker re the history of change ringing

Records of the Cambridge University Guild of Change Ringers

Title	Correspondence of A.C. Blyth re the housing of a bequest of bell-ringing books by William Carter Pearson (Clare College, B.A. 1882) to the Cambridge University Library for the use of the guild, early 1940s
Reference	SOC.84.21 (former reference: Ms.Add.8253/H/2)
Covering Dates	1920–1942 (1920s, 1930s, early 1940s)
Extent and Medium	1 file; paper

Content and context

The main correspondents are members of the guild; Gotelee and Goldsmith Solicitors, Norwich; Cambridge University Library; and the British Museum.

Additionally the file contains some 1920s and 1930s draft lists of books (some items in which are marked ''C.U.L.'') and some 1942 correspondence re the compilation of a list of guild members serving in the Second World War.

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