Forsdyke, Edgar John, 1883-1979 (British classicist, Director and principal librarian of the British Museum between 1936 and 1950)
Nationality:
English.
Role within the BSR:
Secretary to the Faculty of Archaeology, History and Letters, 1911-1926.
Found in 160 Collections and/or Records:
Letter from Evelyn Shaw, 1920 August 10
Letter from Evelyn Shaw, 1920 August 10
Thanking Forsdyke for sending a copy of B. H. Webb's will and a solicitor's letter.
Letter from Evelyn Shaw, 1920 June 8
Letter from Evelyn Shaw, 1920 June 8
Shaw encloses a proof of Blomfield's preface for the Papers - now absent.
Letter from Evelyn Shaw, 1920 April 24
Letter from Evelyn Shaw, 1920 April 24
Very brief comment from Shaw: 'plenty of time for the Report; I am writing to Mr Hyett about hte pictures'. Also, he hopes Forsdyke is feeling better.
Letter from Evelyn Shaw, 1919 December 19
Letter from Evelyn Shaw, 1919 December 19
Shaw asks for 50 copies of the Report to the Subscribers.
Letter from Evelyn Shaw, 1919 December 17
Letter from Evelyn Shaw, 1919 December 17
Acknowledging receipt of Forsyke's letter naming the replacements of Dr. R. L. Poole and Professor F. J. Haverfield to the Faculty of Archaeology. The replacements' names are not given.
Letter from Evelyn Shaw, 1919 December 9
Letter from Evelyn Shaw, 1919 December 9
Shaw thanks Forsdyke for bringing him up to speed on the Faculty's meeting with the Modern Languages Association. Shaw was unable to attend due to a persistent illness.
Letter from Evelyn Shaw's Secretary , 1920 September 7
Letter from Evelyn Shaw's Secretary , 1920 September 7
Concerning the proofs of a description of the British School at Rome, intended for the Year Book of Learned Societies.
Letter from Fegan (on behalf of Strong), 1919 August 17
Letter from Fegan (on behalf of Strong), 1919 August 17
Following a mistake in sending, Strong actually send two copies of the same letter. Strong is in England. She provides Mann's address. She is preparing to interview Miss Making, Capt. Radice and Miss Sandys (for library positions?). Following the war, many trains are difficult to get on and Ashby is advising students not to come out to Italy until October.
Letter from G. Garnett?, 1920 December 4
Letter from G. Garnett?, 1920 December 4
Regarding the price, quality and quantities of paper for the PBSR.
Letter from Gilchrist Educational Trust, 1920 September 10
Letter from Gilchrist Educational Trust, 1920 September 10
The Gilchrist Trust need more informaiton to approve O. K. Struckmeyer's applicaton for more funds.