Abstract
The Sedgwick Museum houses major palaeontological collections of international importance associated with one of the World's oldest geological Professorships. Its collections, because of their early start (certain specimens date back to 17th century collections),^ their rapid growth throughout the 19th century and the very active palaeontological and biostratigraphical research which has centred on them from Adam Sedgwick's time onwards, include a great many type, figured and described specimens and represent many of the classic researches of British geology as well as including important foreign material.
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