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Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Polar Medal 1904 (Polar medal) MED0393
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Polar Medal 1904 (Polar medal) MED0392
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Polar Medal 1910-36 (Polar medal) MED0407
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Polar medal, Arctic 1953 (Polar medal) MED0461

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Harrison, Edward Newell, Paymaster, c.1791-1854. (Manuscript) 1841-1853 HRR
Letters relating to polar exploration and the search for John Franklin 1857-06-03 AGC/51/2
Book of Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition Observations. (Manuscript) 1914 - 1915 REC/77
Letter to Mrs Crowe. (Manuscript) AGC/F/10/2

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The Polar Roll : (1902 - 2009) "The Roll is in four parts. In the first edition in 2000, the first two parts were devoted to the Silver award and the last two to the Bronze award. In thes second edition this has been reversed [...]. For each kind of medal, there is an alphabetical list of recipients and a chronological list of the expeditions for which awards were made."-- from the Introduction to the second edition. 2010]. 355.134.22(42)"1902/2009" BOOK 1 copy available in Caird Library - on open access - no need to request.
Deb : geographer, scientist, Antarctic explorer /Peter Speak. A biography of Frank Debenham (1883-1965). Born in Australia, Debenham accompanied Scott as a geologist on the Terra Nova expedition (1911-1913). Returning to England after the expedition, Debenham entered Cambridge to write up his expedition notes. After the First World War in which he was seriously wounded, he returned to Cambridge as a fellow of Gonville and Caius College and lecturer of cartography. He became Professor of Geography in 1931 and in 1920 co-founded the Scott Polar Research Institute. A list of Debenham's publications and a bibliography are included. 2008. 92DEBENHAM BOOK 1 copy available in Onsite storage - please ORDER to view.