File 5 - Photographs of Maurice Dobb

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DOBB/A/I/5

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Photographs of Maurice Dobb

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  • c 1920-c 1965 (Creation)

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Over 50 photographs of Dobb, a combination of portrait photographs and candid photographs, with an undated photograph presumably of him as a young man taken by Stearn & Sons, proofs of photographs from Ramsey & Muspratt, Includes six photographs taken from the shore of Dobb on a ship denied permission to dock at Esbjerg, Denmark; a photograph of Dobb lecturing an American Army unit near the end of the second World War, another showing Dobb lecturing an American air force unit somewhere near Cambridge in summer 1945; a series of portrait images, some of them duplicates, and some of them signed on the verso by Dobb and dated 21 July 1947; one photograph taken in his rooms in Nevile's Court Trinity in 1954, two taken at a conference by Frankfurt photographer Manfred A. Tripp, two taken in Prague by the Czech News Agency (ČTK). Accompanied by a letter from the Cambridge University Press returning two photographs, not specified.

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