Property:HPB SB page notes
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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. +
Beginning of Letter XVIII, Moskovskie Vedomosti, No. 80, 21 March 1880. Ink-obscured and clipped text is restored from the original newspaper, p. 3, and marked in the text. The letter continues in the lower-right clipping on [[HPB-SB-6-155|page 6-155]]. +
Beginning of the instalment from Moskovskie Vedomosti, No. 112, 24 April 1880. +
Beginning of the instalment printed as Letter XXI in ''Moskovskie Vedomosti'', No. 117, 29 April 1880. Read the left, middle and right columns in that order; the printed footnote is gathered below the text. +
Below the damaged word in resolution 7 are a curved dark trace and a short dark dash; a red oblique stroke appears farther down in the left margin. Fine diagonal lines also cross the text. The writer has not been identified. +
Below the first signature is an angular and looped mark crossing damaged paper. A long vertical line borders the first item on the left; a red vertical stroke stands to the right of the second heading. The writer has not been identified. +
Blue angular marks stand beside the beginnings of the three letters. A red curved line runs beneath the Far Sight clipping. The writer has not been identified. The underlying newspaper masthead is dated November 4, 1882; the first overlaid letter is from October 28, 1882. +
Blue curved marks stand beside the closing lines of the article. Red diagonal strokes cross the Morse appointments notice. The writer has not been identified. +
Blue pencil curves surround part of the treasurer’s report and telegrams; blue strokes also mark nearby lines of the chairman’s speech. Their writer has not been identified +
Blue pencil strokes appear beside the heading Summary of News and around the closing lines of the anniversary report and the fragment below it. Their writer has not been identified +
Both mounted columns are from The Arya, May 1882, printed p. 53: the upper-left text concludes an untitled article, and the separately ruled text at right begins a new article. +
Colonel Olcott’s Farewell Address begins here and continues on pages 196–198. +
Composite mounting based on Light, printed p. 309, with three séance notices and a newspaper clipping. +
Composite mounting from Light, v. 2, No. 79. The second article continues on page 228. +
Composite mounting from Light. The final letter continues on page 177. +
Composite mounting of five independent items. The two Light clippings at lower left and lower right both come from v. 2, No. 72, printed p. 234; the page order below follows the physical scrapbook layout, not a reconstructed publication sequence. +
Composite mounting of five independent items. The first two come from the same issue of The Philosophic Inquirer. “Hints on Esoteric Theosophy” and “A New Religion Come to Grief” continue on scrapbook page 162; the latter clipping has only a handwritten, not independently confirmed, newspaper attribution. +