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| | J M Barrie as captain of the Allahakbarries in May 1903 - Retouched | | «View» |
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| | J M Barrie's Allahakbarrie cricket team in May 1903 | | «View» |
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| | Letter from J M Barrie to Peter Llewelyn Davies, dated 11 May 1903 | | «View» |
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| | Barrie's entry to Kensington Gardens in 2001 | | «View» |
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| | First pages of Barrie's "Fairy Notes", dated 14 October 1903 | | «View» |
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| | First mention of Wendy in Barrie's fairy notes, dated 14 October 1903 | | «View» |
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| | Envelope containing Barrie's agreement with Jack, dated December 3rd, 1903 | | «View» |
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| | Barrie's agreement with Jack, dated December 3rd, 1903 | | «View» |
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| | Barrie and Luath at the top of the stairs to the stables at Leinster Corner, where he wrote most of "Peter Pan". Sometime in 1904 | | «View» |
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| | William Nicholson's "superb" photo of Barrie with Luath in the garden of Leinster Corner. Nicholson copied Lauth's coat for Nana in the first production of "Peter Pan". October 1904. Retouched | | «View» |
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