D453/1 - Letters and postcards from Professor C.H. (later Sir Charles) Reilly to Mr. Herbert Thearle - 1925-1948, n.d.

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D453/1/1 - Letter from Professor Reilly, School of Architecture, University of Liverpool, to Mr. H. Thearle, 42 Wryedale Road, Aintree, Liverpool, congratulating him on his First Class [Diploma in Architecture] and winning of prizes, and thanking him for help on Professor Reilly's competition drawings

D453/1/8 - Letter from Professor Reilly (address as in D453/1/6) to Mr. Thearle, in response to the latter's letter of congratulations on the award [by the RIBA] of the Gold medal and the other letters he has also received, articles in the Architects Journal, the Polish students at the Liverpool School of Architecture

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D453/1/9 - Letter from Professor Reilly (address as in D453/1/6) to Mr. Thearle, about the former's knighthood and his views on the same (preferring the Russians' system of rewards of titles after and not before the name of the recipient, but recognizing the added power to his arm for good causes the knighthood conveys), and mentioning that he had given the names of Mr. Thearle and six other old Liverpool students to Sir Kenneth Clark of the National Gallery (who stated that he had been asked to suggest architects)

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D453/1/4 - Letter from Professor Reilly, Curzon Hotel, Brighton, to Mr. Godfrey Thearle, about the opportunities Mr. Thearle was getting, the New Brighton flats, the opportunities which blocks of flats present (as [Lancelot] Keay [City Architect of Liverpool] proved), commending mural painting, stating that he will be proud to sign Mr. Thearle's Fellowship [R.I.B.A.] form, and commenting on the present state of the Schools of Architecture (including the Liverpool School)

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D453/1/7 - Letter from Professor Reilly (address as in D453/1/6) to Mr. Godfrey Thearle, about his articles for the [Manchester Guardian], the future (and his belief in a further existence of sorts), Bridges (an architect), Paul (Professor Reilly's son) and his family, Val[F.X. Velande] (and his medical condition), Professor Budden, Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Holford, Aslan, and the forthcoming RIBA Planning Exhibition at the National Gallery

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D453/1/2 - Picture postcard (view of Zoppot, Kurgarten and Nordstrand) from Professor Reilly, Zoppot, near Danzig, to Mr. Herbert Thearle, 42 Wyredale Road, Aintree, on his resting (sunbathing) there (the Session [at the Liverpool School] nowadays wearing him out) and his wish for the last three Sessions before he retires to be record ones; 19 July n.d.

D453/1/3 - Picture postcard (view of Temple of Neptune, Paestum, Italy) from Professor Reilly, Grand Hotel, Naples, to Mr. Herbert Thearle, 3 Mount Street, Liverpool, about his impressions of Sicily (about which he has written in [the Manchester Guardian]), his intention of visiting Rome, and his hope to get back in time for the Holfords' Hamlet at the [Liverpool] Playhouse; Easter Sunday

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D453/1/5 - Letter from Professor Reilly, Curzon Hotel, Brighton, to Mr. Godfrey Thearle, about Reay (a Commonwealth Fellow, who is in the USA), commenting upon Mr. Thearle's drawings [for an office building], about his forthcoming autobiography Scaffolding in the Sky, commenting on his week at Stratford seeing [Shakespeare] plays and meeting four Liverpool fellows whilst there

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