Microfilm Catalogue
The archive catalogue of Microform Academic Publishers, which has published primary sources on microfilm and microfiche since 1956. Much of that work now continues online in British Online Archives.
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For more than half a century, Microform Academic Publishers reproduced archival collections on microfilm, microfiche and CD-ROM for libraries and researchers around the world. This catalogue preserves the record of those titles.
British Online Archives grew out of that work. Many of the collections listed here are now digitised and available to read online, and where a title is online its catalogue record links straight to it.
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Hereford journal
Type:Periodical
Format:24 reels
Series:miscellany, history
Cambridge chronicle
The Cambridge chronicle
Identifier:R13136Type:Periodical
Format:107 reels
Series:miscellany, history
Guide:Reel guide (PDF)
London chronicle
The London chronicle
Identifier:R96561Type:Periodical
Format:67 reels (or on CD-ROM)
Series:miscellany, history
Guide:Reel guide (PDF)
Taveta chronicle
The Taveta chronicle
Identifier:R96625Type:Periodical
Format:1 reel
Series:miscellany, Africa
Fascism and reactions to fascism in Britain (1918-1989)
Type:Archive
Format:See individual titles in series.
Series:Fascism and reactions to fascism in Britain (1918-1989)
Guide:Reel guide (PDF)
Chronica maiora
Chronica maiora / Matthew Paris
Identifier:G96769Type:Manuscript
Format:2 reels + 1 colour reel
Series:miscellany, history
Guide:Reel guide (PDF)
Chronica maiora
Chronica maiora / Matthew Paris
Identifier:R96769Type:Manuscript
Format:2 reels
Series:miscellany, history
Guide:Reel guide (PDF)
Selected papers of George Howell
The selected papers of George Howell, 1833-1910
Identifier:9781851172757Type:Archive
Format:Online resource (29,381 images)
Series:People & protest in Britain and Abroad, 1800-2000
Online:Trade Unionism and the Chartist Movement, 1833–1910