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  1. Is He (She) to Be a Sir?

     
    Collection: Newspaper and Periodical Clippings (1950-2000)
    Institution: Transas City
    Creator: Reuters Agency, Ltd.
    Date: Dec. 31, 1965
    Topics: FtMs, Inheritance and succession, Nobility
    Subject: Ewan Forbes-Sempill, Isobel Mitchell

  2. Lynn spielt mit dem Feuer...

     
    Collection: Newspaper and Periodical Clippings (1950-2000)
    Institution: Transgender Archives, University of Victoria
    Creator:
    Date: Mar. 4, 1984
    Topics: Arts and entertainment occupations, Circus
    Subject: Lynn Daniels
    Description: Clipping originally collected by Richard Ekins (from The University of Ulster Trans-Gender Archives/Richard Ekins collection at the Transgender Archives, University of Victoria)

  3. Theatre francais, groupe d'artists

     
    Collection: Postcards of Female and Male Impersonators and Cross-dressing
    Institution: Human Sexuality Collection, Cornell University
    Creator: Magenmiller, Ilse
    Date: Apr. 1918
    Topics:  
    Description: POW theatrical. Inscribed.

  4. Urania, Nos. 25-30 (1921)

     
    Collection: Urania
    Institution: LSE Archives & Special Collections
    Creator: Baty, Thomas, Cornish, Dorothy Helen, Gore-Booth, Eva, Roper, Esther, Wade, Jessey, Clyde, Irene
    Date: 1921
    Topics: Celibacy, Crossdressing, Educational change, Femininities, Feminism, Feminists, First-wave feminism, First-wave feminists, Gender non-conforming people, Gender roles, LGBTQ+ fiction, Marriage, Non-binary identity, Religion, Suffragettes, Transgender authors
    Description: Issues of Urania published in 1921, including Nos. 25-26 (Jan-Apr), Nos. 27-28 (May-Aug), and Nos. 29-30 (Sep-Dec). Urania was a privately circulated feminist journal published in England from 1916...