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• HPB-SB-5-125#HPB SB item 5-125-1  + (In section "Some New Books")
• HPB-SB-5-138#HPB SB item 5-138-1  + (In section "Some New Books")
• HPB-SB-4-235#HPB SB item 4-235-1  + (In section "The Reviewer")
• HPB-SB-2-95#HPB SB item 2-95-1  + (In section "The Week of Amusements")
• HPB-SB-3-19#HPB SB item 3-19-7  + (In section "Variety")
• HPB-SB-2-23#HPB SB item 2-23-1  + (In section "Wonders of the Circle". The ending is absent.)
• HPB-SB-7-44#HPB SB item 7-44-2  + (In section Correspondence)
• HPB-SB-3-22#HPB SB item 3-22-1  + (In section: Historical and Philosophical)
• HPB-SB-10-5#HPB SB item 10-5-1  + (In the left margin of the letter, the reci … In the left margin of the letter, the recipient's treasurer made accounting notations recording the total donation amount, the separate payment for the annual subscription, and special reconciliation marks linking these figures to the main text. "By contributing a substantial sum of 200 Rupees nearly a month prior to the official debut of The Theosophist on October 1, 1879, [[:tsw-en:|Maharani Surnomoyee]] effectively provided the vital seed capital required for its publication. Furthermore, by including a payment for a year’s subscription within the same correspondence, she established herself as one of the journal's very first founding subscribers. Her timely generosity provided a significant contribution toward the successful launch of the Society’s primary literary organ, offering valuable support to Colonel Olcott and H.P. Blavatsky during its most critical developmental phase.ing its most critical developmental phase.)
• HPB-SB-4-226#HPB SB item 4-226-1  + (Includes many quotes from different periodicals.)
• HPB-SB-8-265#HPB SB item 8-265-1  + (Includes the printed “POSTSCRIPTUM.” and its quotation from the latest issue of the ''Colonial Empire and Star of India''; the exact issue is not identified in the clipping.)
• HPB-SB-1-20#HPB SB item 1-20.1-1  + (Inserted small page with handwrinig on both sides)
• HPB-SB-13-130#HPB SB item 13-130-1  + (Introduced as a letter for publication by the author of Letters to Miss Martineau and dated Boulogne-sur-Mer, May 1882. A horizontal rule separates it from J. A. Campbell's preceding appeal.)
• HPB-SB-4-5#HPB SB item 4-5-1  + (Invitation card)
• HPB-SB-13-168#HPB SB item 13-168-1  + (Kingsford presents Spiritualism as a comprehensive principle for thought and conduct.)
• HPB-SB-1-122#HPB SB item 1-122-1  + (Leaves in color)
• HPB-SB-2-48#HPB SB item 2-48-1  + (Letter to HPB)
• HPB-SB-2-49#HPB SB item 2-49-1  + (Letter to HPB)
• HPB-SB-1-66#HPB SB item 1-66-1  + (Life and Scenes in Sitka)
• HPB-SB-13-147#HPB SB item 13-147-5  + (Light prints extracts from a letter by J. M. Peebles to J. J. Morse. The scrapbook preserves only the opening portion, through the remarks on Buddhism in Ceylon; the remainder of the item on printed p. 234 is not mounted.)
• HPB-SB-1-177#HPB SB item 1-178-4  + (Lion-man)
• HPB-SB-8-270#HPB SB item 8-270-4  + (Loose letter mounted over the Native Opinion clipping.)
• HPB-SB-13-174#HPB SB item 13-174-2  + (Malcolm corrects a report about Galpin’s death.)
• HPB-SB-1-98#HPB SB item 1-98-2  + (Man and hyena)
• HPB-SB-1-174#HPB SB item 1-174-1  + (Man and woman)

• HPB-SB-1-138#HPB SB item 1-138-1  + (Man in circle)

• HPB-SB-1-206#HPB SB item 1-206-6  + (Man walking out the door.)
• HPB-SB-3-91#HPB SB item 3-91-1  + (Man watching clouds)
• HPB-SB-1-95#HPB SB item 1-95-1  + (Mandolin player)
• HPB-SB-13-125#HPB SB item 13-125-1  + (Marked “Communicated.” The article begins on scrapbook page 125 and concludes on page 126; no open scan of the complete issue was located.)
• HPB-SB-13-124#HPB SB item 13-124-2  + (Marked “Communicated.” The article begins on scrapbook page 124 and concludes on page 125; no printed page number is asserted because it is not securely recoverable from the clipping.)
• HPB-SB-13-102#HPB SB item 13-102-2  + (Marked “[Adv.]” in the source.)
• HPB-SB-10-107#HPB SB item 10-107-1  + (Medium and Daybreak, The)
• HPB-SB-13-173#HPB SB item 13-173-2  + (Meyrick replies to George Wyld’s article of June 3; the article ends on scrapbook page 174.)
• HPB-SB-1-174#HPB SB item 1-174-2  + (Monk)
• HPB-SB-3-13#HPB SB item 3-13-3  + (Name in title could be different, due to poor quality of text)
• HPB-SB-1-21#HPB SB item 1-21-5  + (No ending. Reprinted in "[https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/13364698 The Sydney Morning Herald]" (Australia) in January 11, 1876, p. 7.)
• HPB-SB-13-185#HPB SB item 13-185-4  + (Notice of a projected collection of T. Subba Row’s lectures.)
• HPB-SB-2-54#HPB SB item 2-54-1  + (Notice with quote from Isis Unveiled)
• HPB-SB-13-135#HPB SB item 13-135-1  + (Olcott asks the presidents of Hindu branch … Olcott asks the presidents of Hindu branches to answer four allegations made in the May issue of The Arya and says that the circular and replies will be published in the Society's magazine. The exact contemporary reprint in the Extra Supplement to The Theosophist, July 1882, p. 10 supplies the editorial title used here. The Arya masthead fragment mounted above the circular is contextual and is not counted as a second text.xtual and is not counted as a second text.)
• HPB-SB-13-120#HPB SB item 13-120-1  + (One editorial unit containing two letters … One editorial unit containing two letters reprinted from the Bombay Gazette. The exact Light issue confirms the title, both signatures and printed page. The page header pasted above the scrapbook collage is from No. 70, May 6, p. 218, but all six textual clippings on this scrapbook page match No. 71.pings on this scrapbook page match No. 71.)
• HPB-SB-1-45#HPB SB item 1-45-2  + (Only four badly damaged lines have survived in current version of SB, the rest is restored from original newspaper. This text is a foreword for the article “Quid Divinum” by Emma A. Wood, which is not included in SB.)
• HPB-SB-13-178#HPB SB item 13-178-4  + (Only the beginning of the article is mounted.)
• HPB-SB-13-147#HPB SB item 13-147-4  + (Only the closing paragraph of this recurri … Only the closing paragraph of this recurring column is mounted. The exact issue restores the column title and confirms the signature; the excerpt asks The Theosophist to disavow a recent attack on London Spiritualists and notes that Light had apologised for an attack on Madame Blavatsky.logised for an attack on Madame Blavatsky.)
• HPB-SB-13-166#HPB SB item 13-166-2  + (Only the closing portion of the signed contribution is mounted.)
• HPB-SB-13-173#HPB SB item 13-173-1  + (Only the closing portion on printed p. 272 is mounted; the exact issue supplies the title and preceding page.)
• HPB-SB-13-141#HPB SB item 13-141-1  + (Only the conclusion of this discussion of … Only the conclusion of this discussion of intoxicating liquors is mounted. It begins at the top of printed p. 53 in mid-sentence and ends with the signature “Philanthropist”; the preceding portion and its printed title are absent from the scrapbook. Printed pp. 51–52 are likewise not represented in the mounted May sequence, but the article is not assigned to either page without evidence. assigned to either page without evidence.)
• HPB-SB-13-116#HPB SB item 13-116-4  + (Only the excerpt concerning Zöllner and J. P. T. is pasted. The exact issue restores the column title and byline and confirms that the clipping spans printed pages 221-22.)
• HPB-SB-4-82#HPB SB item 4-82-4  + (Oriental girl)
• HPB-SB-4-82#HPB SB item 4-82-5  + (Oriental girl)
• HPB-SB-3-37#HPB SB item 3-37-1  + (Original in Old Russian: "Султанъ Мурадъ V")