Property:HPB SB page notes
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6 pictures in color arranged in two columns: left column entitled '''“Antiquity'''”, pictures from the top: two angels with Egyptian head, head of ancient Egyptian woman, Greek warrior.right column entitled '''“Modern Times”''', pictures from the top: goose in dress, woman with dog, smoking sailer. At the bottom in the middle there is a picture of man walking out the door entitled “The End”, below title there is a note in ink “of volume I”. +
A blue bracket marks the boat description at the top of the second column; a dark curved bracket marks the passage about the Portuguese at the top of the third column. The writer has not been identified. +
A blue curved mark runs beside the lower right edge of the clippings. The writer has not been identified. +
A blue curved stroke appears above the right-hand “Notes by the Way” heading. Red strokes appear in the left margin, and a dark wavy line crosses part of the line beginning “Principle, through a variety”. The writer has not been identified. +
A blue horizontal stroke runs across the closing quoted lines of the first letter. The writer has not been identified. +
A blue line runs along the lower edge of the left-hand clipping. The writer has not been identified. +
A blue oblique stroke crosses the masthead and reaches the end of the opening lines; a blue curved stroke lies below the end of the letter signed A. P. S. Their writer has not been identified. +
A faint curved line runs beneath part of “for the encouragement of the vernacular learning” in resolution 4. Its origin is uncertain; the writer has not been identified. +
A fine curved trace is visible on the mounting sheet to the right of the clipping; its nature has not been established. +
A handwritten bracket marks the end of the letter in the first column. The writer has not been identified. +
A handwritten horizontal line appears below the end of the first article in the third column. The writer has not been identified. +
A handwritten note below the signature begins “21”; the following letters are unclear. The writer has not been identified. The missing letter in the Russian clipping has been restored from Moskovskie Vedomosti, No. 74, 15 March 1880, p. 4. +
A paper support bearing handwritten labels, a partly legible turning instruction, faint reversed traces of writing, and small remnants of printed text at its right edge. +
A review of A. P. Sinnett’s The Occult World begins here and continues on page 223. +
A short horizontal stroke appears below “цѣлымъ” near the bottom of the first column. Its purpose is uncertain. The writer has not been identified. +
Advertising page from The Philosophic Inquirer. Three principal notices are catalogued. +
An illegible handwritten mark appears in the left margin beside “вдругъ”. Short handwritten strokes appear beneath the line endings “овла-” and “сектамъ!..”. The writer has not been identified. +
An obscured closing quotation mark has been restored from the original newspaper printing: Moskovskie Vedomosti, No. 76, 17 March 1880, p. 3. The surviving brochure text is retained. +
An unidentified handwritten mark appears beside the opening line. The writer has not been identified. Two damaged fragments in the letter have been restored from ''Tiflis Herald'', no. 126 (7 June 1878), p. 4. +
At the lower right corner of the page there is an HPB's handwriting partly recovering the missing ending of the article. +