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Total number of records: 312

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Collection groupCount
Leeds Archive of Vernacular Culture312
University Archive1

Top 10: Subject

SubjectCount
archive administration312
culture248
english language - dialects161
community life147
occupations87
education79
communication58
agriculture48
folklore46
buildings43

Top 10: People and organisations

People and organisationsCount
Orton, Harold (1898-1975)36
Sanderson, Stewart (1924-)27
Ellis, Stanley (1926-2009)12
Sullivan, Keith Frederick9
University of Leeds. Institute of Dialect and Folk Life Studies7
Tilling, Philip M (1938-)6
Harrison, Stephen5
Nixon, Graham5
Brunk, Wille4
Sykes, Donald Richard4

Count of Earliest date

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From 18006
From 1900306

Archive Sub-series

Editorial Procedure

Orton, Harold (1898-1975)

1967-1975

This subseries contains a variety of ms. and typescript papers produced during the editorial planning and preparation of 'The Linguistic Atlas of England' (LAE). It includes ms. and typed memos, agend...

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Classification Schedules

British Standards Institution

1970-1972

Printed and typed classification schedules and draft classification documents issued by the British Standards Institute. These include Universal Decimal Classification schedules 'UDC 332 Money, Bankin...

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Archivists' Index Cards

[1975-1983]

This box is labelled Names and Addresses, List of Jobs, Periodical Accessions, Filing, and contains various sections recording tasks relating to the day-to-day management of the archive holdings.

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Printed Items Accession List

[1970-1980]

One empty file, including on its front cover a ms. list (in pencil) of printed items to be accessioned, with accession numbers assigned. The date range for these items is 1962-1966.

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List of Items to be Classified

[1970-1980]

One empty file, including on its front cover a ms. list (in pencil) of articles, photographs and printed items to be classified [according to the Institute of Dialect and Folk Life Studies' subject cl...

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Index Cards

Orton, Harold (1898-1975)

[1928-1939]

Ms. index cards compiled by Harold Orton from fieldwork data collected for the Armstrong College Survey of Northumbrian Dialects. The information on the cards is recorded phonetically and orthographic...

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Archive Sub-series

Southern Counties (Volume 4)

Orton, Harold (1898-1975)

1963-1968

This subseries consists of papers relating to the editing of fieldwork data collected in Southern England, in preparation for the publication of the Survey of English Dialects (SED) Southern Counties ...

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Archive Series

Publishers' Catalogues

1955-1986

The catalogues and related papers gathered in this series relate primarily to folklore/folklife (and some language) book, periodical and map publications. The publishers are mainly British (large mult...

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Folk-Life Research in Our Time

Erixon, Sigurd (1888-1968)

[ca. 1963]

Photocopy of Sigurd Erixon's article, 'Folk-Life Research in Our Time: From a Swedish Point of View', from an unidentified issue of 'Gwerin', ca. 1963, pp. 275-291.

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Folk Museums of the British Isles

Orton, W R

1968

This survey of twenty-five British folk museums comprises an introductory section which presents a definition, history and thoughts on the function of the folk museum, followed by individual descripti...

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Folklife Survey - Uppsala

Landsmåls- och folkminnesarkivet i Uppsala

[1960s]

Photocopies of typescript folklife questionnaires [Swedish text], selected English translations of some of these questionnaires, and the Uppsala folklife classification scheme [English text].

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Principles and Methods

[1964-1981]

This subseries includes printed and photocopied papers relating to the principles and practice of research into various aspects of folklore and folklife.

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