Manuscripti began with councils’ and estates’ records. Today we scan for anyone with documents worth keeping, from police forces to private collectors.
Councils, police forces, museums and estates trust us with collections of every size. The same care goes into a single family album.
For organisations
From one fragile register to a store room of files: scanned, transcribed, indexed and returned, with the originals cared for at every step.
For you and your family
Old photographs, letters, a family bible or the deeds to a house: we scan, restore and transcribe them, and give you copies to keep and pass on.
Each has its own records, rules and reasons. We have worked with them all.
Burial and cremation registers, planning files, minute books and rate books.
Occurrence books, case files, custody records and court registers, handled securely.
Manuscripts, local studies collections and rare books, for research and exhibition.
Estate maps, plans, account books and family papers, from a single plan to the whole muniment room.
Old estate and farm maps that prove the land you hold, field by field.
Photographs, letters, diaries, family bibles and deeds, scanned, restored and shared.
Client files, deeds, archives and company records, scanned and indexed.
Ducal archives, national records and a family’s albums: each in its own way.
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Household inventories from 1703 and a duchess’s travel diaries, scanned, transcribed and made searchable, with software we wrote to help read them.
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Burial books for cemeteries across the British Empire, digitised at The National Archives, from Aleppo to Brompton, for families tracing historic and war graves.
IllustrationGenerations of family photograph albums, divided between branches of the family, copied so every branch has the full set, and shared online for the family to name the faces.
If it is paper, parchment, fabric or film, we can probably scan it.