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              Letter from F Ludlow to J.H. Hicks
              GB 235 HJH/3/3/1 · Item · 10 April 1951
              Parte de Mr. John Herbert Hicks Collection

              1 page letter from Frank Ludlow to John Herbert Hicks.

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              BM (Nat Hist) [British Museum (Natural History)]
              Cromwell Road
              SW7

              10/4/51

              Dear Hicks,

              Thank you for your letter and the prescription. Is it very kind of you. Drop in again one day when you have the time. There is much to see in the herbarium, but it takes time. I am always there and shall be always pleased to see you at any time.

              Yours,
              F. Luldow
              Letter from F Ludlow to J.H. Hicks
              GB 235 HJH/3/3/2 · Item · 24 September 1952
              Parte de Mr. John Herbert Hicks Collection

              2 page letter (1 sheet of paper) from Frank Ludlow to John Herbert Hicks.

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              British Museum (Nat Hist)
              Cromwell Road
              SW7

              Sept-24 [1952]

              Dear Hicks,

              Pleased keep the Birds of SE Tibet. I have others you will be interested to see that Codonopsis convolvulacea was exhibited at the RHS [Royal Horticultural Society] show yesterday I received an award of Merit! Gentiana depress an all received an A.M. [Award of Merit] a fortnight ago.

              You seem to have had an interesting time in the Welsh hills. I don’t know them at all except distant views of Snowdon [Yr Wyddfa] etc from the Conway. They looked attractive. What a pity it is there is not a 10000’ peak somewhere in Britain!

              Come in when you are next in town

              Yours
              F. Ludlow