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Conference programmes and abstract booklets.

30 pages

A collection of various typed documents ranging from manuscripts to abstracts. These documents may or may not be published.

a file of selection of various sheets of data found within Mary Gibby's papers.

Range from tables to handwritten notes with collection numbers, chromosome counts, photography numbers, copies of labels etc.

7 maps various sizes, some with annotations

4 original Pelargonium drawings by Margaret Tebbs.

1 Manuscript. Handwritten. 3 parts stitched together.

This is a copy of John Leigh's listing (in his own hand) of the contents of his herbarium. John Leigh (1812-1888) was the first Medical Officer for Health in Manchester and corresponded with Lydia Becker (1827-1890).

[Part 1 TITLE] '[...]tish plants [...] Herbarium of [ ]gh, Sandiway House Wally Range Manchester'

The entries arranged in alphabetical order under letter headings, beginning with 'Anemone nemorosa' and ending with 'Berbena officianalis.'

19pp.

[Part 2 TITLE, in pencil] 'Desiderata | November 8th 1873'
262 entires numbered by Leigh, at around 30 entires per page. The entries on the first 4 pages are rated from 'not rare' to 'very rare'. Additional entires on penultimate page, with the last page carrying a list of 'Grases'

10pages

[Part 3, TITLE] 'Desiderata | J. Leigh'

4 pages

This herbarium listing is mentioned in a paper co-authored by M. Gibby: Antonovics, J., Gibby, M. and Hood, M.E., 2021. John Leigh, Lydia Becker and their shared botanical interests. Archives of Natural History, 48(1), pp.62-76.

Cited as: “Desiderata, November 8th, 1873”. Undated MS in John Leigh’s handwriting in personal possession of JanisAntonovics. Online copy “John Leigh (1812–1888) Herbarium listing”, University of Virginia Dataverse, V1. Availableat: https://doi.org/10.18130/V3/N6ODLJ

Folder labelled 'Pinter'

mainly letters relating to I. Pinter's visit

Microscope photographs (chromosomes) prints and 35mm negatives

Documents with data?

Photocopy of "Report on Collection Data of the Genus Pelargonium". There are no headings. The reference numbers may have been used by Mary Gibby, esp. in her photography work.

[TITLE] REPORT ON COLLECTION DATA OF THE GENUS PELARGOINUM

Binder with negative of chromosomes, images taken by Mary Gibby

[SPINE, faded] R1 - 75

Contains

• approx. 719, 2.25"x3" black and white negatives, across approx. 165 pages
• approx. 8, 2"x2" colour negatives, across 1 page

Many of the page protectors have titles and/or annotations (typically collection/reference number), either written on directly in pen/marker or have a label. Some sheets are encased in a plastic bag, there are some empty sheets.