<manuscript on printed form letter>

Royal Society of Literature.

The Society will meet on Wednesday March 22^nd at 8 p.m. precisely, when M^r A. J. Horwood ^<1> will exhibit and describe “John Miltons Autograph Common-Place Book” about to be published by the Autotype process. ^<2>

W. S. W. VAUX,
Secretary.

No. 4, St. Martin’s Place,
Trafalgar Square.

H. Fox Talbot Esq
&c &c

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Notes:

1. A. J. Horwood, barrister-at-law.

2. Autotypes were permanent carbon photographic prints that were used in British book illustration from the late 1860s. The Autotype Company of London sold licenses and materials and also produced quantities of prints on request. Some were sold through their Autotype Fine Art Gallery and the operation lasted until the 1950s.