ALT The '20 Slices' book made of American cheese slices, next to a bottle of Laureate's Choice Oloroso Seco Sherry on a wooden table.

ALT Elena, the trainee at All Souls is standing behind a computer. Her presentation, entitled 'The Importance of Cataloguing' is projected onto the screen.

ALT Lara, the trainee at the Law Library is standing behind a computer. The first slide of her presentation, entitled ''O Stranger from England why stand ye aghast' is projected onto the screen.

ALT Nia, the trainee at the Old bod is standing behind a computer on the left of the image. On the right of the image, we see the first slide of her presentation, entitled ''A wellbeing collection for the Bodleian Old Library and Radcliffe Camera'.

ALT The main reading room of All Souls College Library, including two white statues, and two rows of sloping wooden desks and chairs.

ALT A view of the Radcliffe Camera through a window from the All Souls College Library Office. To the left of the image, there are two floors of bookshelves.

ALT A wooden, glass-topped display case. Inside the case, there is a 17th century amalgamated manuscript of papers opened to show an alphabetical index and a 1631 catalogue compiled by Humphrey Dyson.

ALT Text reading: "In 1872, the last year the Act of 1860 remained unamended, the number of convictions for the sale of adulterated food was 67, and the amount of fines imposed was £306 10s. During the ten years that the first food adulteration Act was in force in Dublin, there were hundreds of convictions obtained under it, notwithstanding its defects. The articles found to be adulterated were- milk, butter, tea, coffee, cocoa, mustard, flour, bread, arrowroot, confections, sugar, rum and wine. The milk was nearly always adulterated, not only with warer, but occasionally, though rarely, with other substances, namely, sugar, starchy matter, and salt. The butter contained excessive quantities of water and salt. On one occasion a sample was examined which contained the pulp of swedish turnip; and on another occasion a roll of butter was found to contain a snowball at its core. On several"

ALT A book with a brown patterned cover and title "Report upon the state of public health in the city of Dublin for the year 1892".

ALT A book opened to show two pages of Latin text and a sprig of a flower

ALT A book opened to show one page of printed Latin text and a scrap of paper bearing a handwritten note.

ALT A book opened to show a botanical illustration, featuring two plants, one with prominent flowers

ALT The green front cover of a book, featuring a decorative gold border. The book rests on a grey foam on a grey desk. The brown spine of another book is visible in the top right of the image.

ALT One of the buildings of the Oxford Union

ALT A photograph of a typeset printing block, with supports and re-enforcements to ensure the type remained tightly set in place. The type is made from lead, as is the frame and some supports, some are made from wood.

ALT Three trainees stand infront of cabinets full of type, they are typesetting their names by picking up letters and placing them in their supports in the correct manner.