| Description | 1. 26 Dec 1892 Photograph, possibly of the interior of Corsham Court, sent as a Christmas card from Sidney Brakespear.
2. 22 Dec 1893 Photograph of Prynnes House, Allington, sent as a Christmas card from Sidney Brakespear.
3. 23 Dec 1893 Photograph of the Red House, Virginia Water from Lily and Henry Armstrong.
4. 22 Dec 1894 Christmas card featuring the Manor House, Frilsham from Mr James Thornton.
5. 23 Dec 1894 a Christmas card from Mrs & Miss Fennell.
6. 13 Jul 1895 Photograph of James Thornton sent to Charles Henry Talbot.
7. Envelope marked "Estate Accounts 1895-6" containing an invoice dated 16 Dec 1895 from Frederick Banks for various works on the estate and a book of account from Charles Wiltshire of carpenter's work done and materials on the farms and cottages of the Manor of Lacock.
8. 6 Jan 1900 from H Snowden Ward hoping to re-arrange, due to influenza, a visit to photograph the various objects at Lacock Abbey and meet Charles and the vicar of Lacock.
9. 16 Feb 1900 from Romeike & Curtice, press cutting agency, sending Charles their terms of business for their press cutting service and enclosing a cutting from the Times on "The Father of Photography" William Henry Fox Talbot.
10. 14 Oct 1915 from William Gilchrist Clark Maxwell concerning questions posed by Charles as to the real character of the Lacock Cup then used as a chalice and notes on "ciborium".
11. 21 Oct 1915 from William Gilchrist Clark Maxwell as to whether George Lambert who spoke of the cup as a "Ciborium" was a member of the firm of Lambert & Son who repaired an Elizabethan chalice at Clunbury; the British Museum Gold Cup was, it seems, made by order of the Duc de Berri for Charles VI of France and figured in several Royal Inventories as "a cup" or "covered cup".
12. Photograph by Alexander Bassano of the Earl of Ilchester. |