Oversize ephemera. EPH+43.

Subject coverage includes: powdered milk baby food, bottle feeding, breast feeding, pregnancy, baby carrying harnesses, old age, dementia, Alzheimer's disease, hyperthermia, death notices (Antoine Petit 1809, Mosieur Aman 1720, Pierre Noel Froment 1763, Marie Therese Mathia 1764, Michele Stossich 1906, François Tartivel (1877), Simon Boulduc (1729), Jean-Baptiste Simon Ferdinand Desmoulins (1803, 1804?), Marie Claude Gelée (1752), 1787-1788 bill of mortality (Northampton), general bill of christenings, burials, diseases and casualties (London 1809-1810, 1814-1815), Paolo Gorini's method of preserving cadavers, law regarding autopsy and ambalming of corpses (Paris 1839), cremation bill (1884), burial, discovery of ancient coffins (cists) in the Priory grounds at Lewes (1845), body snatching, funerals (advert for the official guide to that of the Duke of Wellington 1852), Augusta, Princess of Wales (1772), "Say hello the baby friendly way ... skin to skin contact with your baby immediately after birth" (UNICEF, Baby Welcome, UK Baby Friendly Initiative : 2015?), "The new Mother ... the magazine for modern parents" (1950s).