Fuller Collection of documents and seals, UoL Senate House Library (courtesy of Senate House Library)

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1/28/2022

A range of pamphlet material from Ron Heisler's collection of radical, left-wing publications. Courtesy of Senate House Library, UoL

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11/8/2021

A pamphlet published by W.H. Allen in 1942, consisting of a discussion between Nancy Cunard and George Padmore on colonialism and anti-fascism. Printed on thin paper and bound by a stitched fold, this work shows the material fragility of pamphlet publications. Courtesy of Senate House Library Modern and Special Collections, University of London

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10/5/2021

A scrapbook containing numerous samples of British seaweed, collected and preserved in the mid-nineteenth century. Courtesy of Senate House Library’s Modern and Special Collections, University of London

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10/5/2021

A 17th century sensationalist pamphlet that has survived in the form it was originally printed, on a single sheet. It relays a coachman’s account of a supernatural experience. Courtesy of Senate House Library’s Modern and Special Collections, University of London

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10/5/2021

A 15th century manuscript with a medieval binding that contains different forms of ‘spineless’ material in the quires that make up its content and in manuscript fragments used in the volume’s binding. Courtesy of Senate House Library’s Modern and Special Collections, University of London

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10/5/2021

Produced alongside her artists’ book works (above), this zine publication relates the Customs and Excise raids which took place at Gay’s the Word bookshop in 1984, and the ensuing defence campaign. Courtesy of Senate House Library’s Modern and Special Collections, University of London

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10/5/2021

Four artists’ book works made in 2018 by Theresa Easton in response to the Library’s ‘Queer Between the Covers’ exhibition. Each book work utilises a different format and fold to materially reveal stories of LGBTQ+ lives. Courtesy of Sentate House Library's Modern and Special Collections, University of London

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