James O.M. Clark

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James O.M. Clark
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Died 1958
Residence Vincent Street, Glasgow [1940]
Anchor Thread Mills, Paisley [1949]
6 West Eaton Place, SW1
Occupation business
Society Membership
membership ordinary fellow
left 1958 deceased
elected_AI 1940.12.10




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Office Notes

House Notes

1940.10.22 Mr J.O.M. Clark of J. & P. Coats Ltd, Vincent St., Glasgow applied for Fellowship but was unable to fulfil the condition of nomination by a Fellow from personal knowledge. It was resolved to make enquires with regard to Mr Clark from the Secretary of the Royal Geographical Society.
1958.01.02 deceased A31
1958.02.06 death noted

Notes From Elsewhere

[about book]: Earlier sections of this comprehensive history of tennis are a reworking of Julian Marshall's "Annals of Tennis" (1878), but it also provides a detailed account of court tennis over the fifty years since Marshall's book was published, complete with tournament records and valuable sketches of leading players. The second volume includes a section on the literature of the game. The archive of the Oxford University Press reveals that by 1932 some 380 sets of this cloth-bound edition were pulped. The true limitation is therefore nearer to 420. From the Oxford University Press Archives: "The Entry for Noel & Clark's book in OUP's "day book record" states that 800 copies were printed at £ 6.60 net and 30 (plus 3 "over" copies which were sold at cloth price despite being leather bound) on handmade paper, offered at £4.40 before publication. The book was published on 8 May, 1924. The "terms" section read as follows: "Costs of Production borne by Mr. J.O.M. Clark (Anchor Thread Mills, Paisley). For copies sold on subscription account to him at £4.40 less 25% discount (15% to trade + 10% commission) viz £3.30 per copy. For copies sold after publication, i.e. at £6.60 a/c at 7d to the 1 shilling viz £3.13 6 per copy. For copies sold to America at account at 1) £4.40 less 33 1/3% on subscription; 2) half the published price, viz £3.30 per copy after publication. Rates to New York Branch a) for copies ordered before publication 8 ½ d to 1 shilling of subscription price, viz. 59/6 per copy; b) after publication 6 1/2d to 1 shilling, viz. £3.8.3 per copy. 100 bound copies were pulped in 1929 and 173 copies remaindered to Heffer & Sons in 1933 @ 10 shillings per set. The book went out of print in October 1933".

Publications

External Publications

A history of tennis by E.B. Noel, James O.M. Clark

House Publications

Related Material Details

RAI Material

membership correspondence: Harris, A.R.; Gardner, G.D.

Other Material