‘LM / LMS / LMO / H’
Reference code
SAL/17/01/12
Title
‘LM / LMS / LMO / H’
Date
1949-1957
Level of description
File
Extent and format
1 binder
Scope and content
1. The Lord Marshal’s Roll (LM)
Introduction by HS London, identifying source as SAL/MSS/0664/03, roll 15.
MS.
Transcript, nos 1-588.
Typescript carbon, with MS note that was checked by London against the MS, Nov 1949, and indexed by FN Davis, Feb 1950. With MS drawings of some shields.
2. The Lord Marshal’s Roll, Old (LMS).
Introduction.
Transcript, nos 1-15, from [? SAL/MSS/0664/01, roll 6], part I (56 entries), part II.
Typescript carbon.
Followed by page proofs of CEMRA entry.
3. The Raine-Dunn Roll (LMO).
Title page, identifying HS London as editor.
Introduction by London, dated 26 May 1956, explaining the existence of two versions: the shorter (Lord Marshal’s Roll, Old) was entered in CEMRA, but the longer (Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum MS 282) was not known to Anthony Wagner.
Corrections supplied by Paul Adam-Even, for incorporation, dated 13 Jan 1957 [on pp 9A, 9B, 9C].
Transcript ‘based on the editor’s own transcripts of the two manuscripts’: part 1: nos 1-96 and part 2: nos 1-62 [see Hatton-Dugdale facsimile Roll 6: SAL MSS/0664/01, ff 20-20v].
Indexes.
Ordinary.
Typescript carbon, with MS comments by Adam-Even.
According to the spine, this binder should also contain a transcript of the Falkirk Roll (H), not noted as missing by Goodall in June 1992 (see SAL/17/01/01/02. The transcript is filed at SAL/17/01/10, no.1.
Introduction by HS London, identifying source as SAL/MSS/0664/03, roll 15.
MS.
Transcript, nos 1-588.
Typescript carbon, with MS note that was checked by London against the MS, Nov 1949, and indexed by FN Davis, Feb 1950. With MS drawings of some shields.
2. The Lord Marshal’s Roll, Old (LMS).
Introduction.
Transcript, nos 1-15, from [? SAL/MSS/0664/01, roll 6], part I (56 entries), part II.
Typescript carbon.
Followed by page proofs of CEMRA entry.
3. The Raine-Dunn Roll (LMO).
Title page, identifying HS London as editor.
Introduction by London, dated 26 May 1956, explaining the existence of two versions: the shorter (Lord Marshal’s Roll, Old) was entered in CEMRA, but the longer (Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum MS 282) was not known to Anthony Wagner.
Corrections supplied by Paul Adam-Even, for incorporation, dated 13 Jan 1957 [on pp 9A, 9B, 9C].
Transcript ‘based on the editor’s own transcripts of the two manuscripts’: part 1: nos 1-96 and part 2: nos 1-62 [see Hatton-Dugdale facsimile Roll 6: SAL MSS/0664/01, ff 20-20v].
Indexes.
Ordinary.
Typescript carbon, with MS comments by Adam-Even.
According to the spine, this binder should also contain a transcript of the Falkirk Roll (H), not noted as missing by Goodall in June 1992 (see SAL/17/01/01/02. The transcript is filed at SAL/17/01/10, no.1.
Creator
London, Hugh Stanford (1884-1959), diplomat, herald and antiquary
Adam-Even, Paul (1902-1964), French heraldic scholar
Davis, Francis Neville (1867-1954), clergyman, historian and antiquary
Adam-Even, Paul (1902-1964), French heraldic scholar
Davis, Francis Neville (1867-1954), clergyman, historian and antiquary
Previous reference number(s)
CLC 10