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(1) Dated February 16, 1857; Regarding ceremonial horse trappings. Includes sketches of a saddle and banners. (2) Dated March 6, 1857; Willement speaks of the Garter King of Arms and the illustration of a herald. Includes sketch of the herald and details of a shield of arms.
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(1) Dated February 16, 1857; Regarding ceremonial horse trappings. Includes sketches of a saddle and banners. (2) Dated March 6, 1857; Willement speaks of the Garter King of Arms and the illustration of a herald. Includes sketch of the herald and details of a shield of arms.
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Letters addressed to Thomas Willement, 4 from Charles John Kean and 1 from Edmund W. Bradwell. Includes requests for Willement's help with heraldic designs used in Kean's productions of Shakespeare's history plays, as well as invitations to rehearsals and performances.
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Recipients: Mr. Beadwell and unidentified. Willement outlines details for costumes and scenery for a production of Henry V. Includes sketches. (1-2) Two letters bound within cardboard covers. (3) One letter and a leaf containing sketches of pillars inserted loose. Sent to Davington Priory, W. Faversham.
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(1) comments on Wordsworth's Lyrical Ballads, (2) tells of the progress of Lamb's Tales from Shakespeare, (3) describes preparations for Mr. H. at Drury Lane, and (4) its failure.
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