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When the city of London presenters its Freedom to the Premier, Mr Neville Chamberlain, in recognition of his bid for world peace at Munich, the beautiful illuminated Scroll with will bear the beautiful handwork of Mr Henry James Mainwaring of London. Mr Mainwaring has been commissioned to write the scroll._x000D_
Photo shows: A close-up of Mr Henry James Mainwaring's hands as he works on an illuminated address at his London studio. The art of illuminating manuscripts is centuries old and was practised extensively by the monks._x000D_
21 October 1938
Title: When the city of London
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When the city of London presenters its Freedom to the Premier, Mr Neville Chamberlain, in recognition of his bid for world peace at Munich, the beautiful illuminated Scroll with will bear the beautiful handwork of Mr Henry James Mainwaring of London.
Mr Mainwaring has been commissioned to write the scroll.
_x000D_
Photo shows: A close-up of Mr Henry James Mainwaring's hands as he works on an illuminated address at his London studio.
The art of illuminating manuscripts is centuries old and was practised extensively by the monks.
_x000D_
21 October 1938.
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