Binder with negative of chromosomes, images taken by Mary Gibby
[SPINE] 1998
Contains
- approx. 84, 2.25"x3" black and white negatives, across approx. 16 pages
- approx. 92 positive prints, grouped into 5 sets, 2 images per sheet
- approx. 7 35mm black and white film strips, 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. One print has an annotation but none are labelled. It is presumed that are prints of the negatives in the binder.
Gibby, Professor MaryBinder with negative of chromosomes, images taken by Mary Gibby
[SPINE] 35mm 231-U23 1978/9
Contains
- approx. 1040, 2.25"x3" black and white negatives, across approx. 211 pages
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. Contact sheet with 5 images on it (no annotation); 1 page is made of paper, some pages are blank/empty
There are no 35mm negative film strips
Gibby, Professor MaryBinder with negative of chromosomes, images taken by Mary Gibby from specimens collected by Christopher Fraser-Jenkins.
[SPINE] 35mm O15-O39 P1-26 X3-30 Y9-41
Contains
- approx. 790, 2.25"x3" black and white negatives, across approx. 150 pages
- approx. 17, 35mm strips, across 3 pages, variable length strips
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. single contact of some negatives (total 6), annotated with date: Nov 1981.
Gibby, Professor MaryBuff sheet (274 x 198mm) mounted with 4 cuttings, 3 of which are labelled in ink in John MacWatt’s hand, regarding his entries in the Royal Caledonian Horticultural Society’s Spring Show, from The Garden 1910, and Edinburgh Spring Show 13-14 February 1910, from Journal of Horticulture; short note with illustration regarding a Polyanthus in his collection, from Country Life, 30 April 1910; also ‘The Hardy Heaths’, a note of his own from an unidentified journal.