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Some aspects of British traffic signing at the National Archives remain essentially untouched, notably the administrative run-ups to the 1922 circular letter on standardisation of road direction posts and signs, and the 1933 (?) traffic signing committee report. | Some aspects of British traffic signing at the National Archives remain essentially untouched, notably the administrative run-ups to the 1922 circular letter on standardisation of road direction posts and signs, and the 1933 (?) traffic signing committee report. | ||
==Raw notes files from archives visits== | |||
When I visit an archives, I typically create a notes file which contains information on each file examined. This section contains the raw notes files arranged in date order (lightly edited as necessary to remove personal references). | |||
:[[National Archives 2012-02-09]] | |||
:[[National Archives 2012-02-14]] | |||
:[[National Archives 2012-02-16]] | |||
Revision as of 16:58, 16 February 2012
Contact details
Via SABRE.
Personal collection
NB--My collections have significant duplication with other members'. Titles listed below are not thought to be duplicates. Secondary and primary sources are mixed.
- JW 01 William Rees Jeffreys, The King's Highway (1949)
- JW 02 Robert Caro, The Power Broker (1972)
- JW 03 Franz Seidler, Fritz Todt: Baumeister des Dritten Reich (1988)
- JW 04 Francisco Javier Rodriguez Lázaro, Primeras autopistas españolas 1925-1936
- JW 05 William Plowden, The Motor Car and Politics 1896-1970 (1972)
...more to be added later
Scuttlebutt
A selection of old National Archives laundry lists, mostly cut-and-pasted from the original text files:
Some aspects of British traffic signing at the National Archives remain essentially untouched, notably the administrative run-ups to the 1922 circular letter on standardisation of road direction posts and signs, and the 1933 (?) traffic signing committee report.
Raw notes files from archives visits
When I visit an archives, I typically create a notes file which contains information on each file examined. This section contains the raw notes files arranged in date order (lightly edited as necessary to remove personal references).
