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Cuttings of contributions to newspapers and journals by others, but relating to John MacWatt
Part of John MacWatt Primula papers
Set of cuttings taken from newspapers and relating to Dr John Macwatt, including his obituaries.
MacWatt, Dr. John
MACWATT, JOHN ‘PRIMULAS FOR THE GARDEN’, The Garden
Part of John MacWatt Primula papers
MACWATT, JOHN ‘PRIMULAS FOR THE GARDEN’, The Garden, February 27, 1926, 132-134 (2 copies, each 291 x 229mm).
MacWatt, Dr. John
MacWatt, John M.B., some notes on ‘History of the Auricula’
Part of John MacWatt Primula papers
MacWatt, John M.B., some notes on ‘History of the Auricula’, April 1928, proof copy (originally one sheet, 428 x 124mm, printed one side only, now in 2 pieces) from National Auricula Society Northern Section Annual Report 1928, 14-16.
MacWatt, Dr. John
MacWatt, Dr John, ‘Ferns for the Rock Garden’
Part of John MacWatt Primula papers
MacWatt, Dr John, ‘Ferns for the Rock Garden’, undated private publication or possible offprint from an unidentified journal; three copies (each 216 x 139 x 1mm), two held in a paper wrapper.
MacWatt, Dr. John
Cuttings of contributions by John MacWatt to newspapers and journals
Part of John MacWatt Primula papers
Cuttings of John MacWatt's contributions to newspapers
MacWatt, Dr. John
McWatt, John, ‘Spanish Irises in a Scottish garden’
Part of John MacWatt Primula papers
McWatt, John, ‘Spanish Irises in a Scottish garden’, cutting (76 x 65mm) from an unidentified and undated publication, referring to plants in bloom in his garden on 27 July.
MacWatt, Dr. John
