Who is Mr. Peter Kidd?
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Public Source: https://www.outc.org.uk/Newsletters/Newsletter-Feb09.pdf Peter Kidd is the one dressed in white in the center of the picture Here’s what we have discovered about Peter Kidd. 1. On the website Manuscripts.org (Source: https://web.archive.org/web/20230210180431/https://manuscripts.org.uk/ /), which Kidd manages, he describes himself as follows: “ Based in Oxford, Peter Kidd has since 2006 been a freelance researcher, working primarily on medieval manuscripts, with a particular specialisation in cataloguing and provenance research of liturgical and illuminated books, leaves, and cuttings ”. Consequently, since 2006, Peter Kidd has not been affiliated with any public or private institution, functioning instead as a freelance consultant for dealers and collectors . His prior experience spans just five years as a manuscript cataloguer — a role he held at the British Library and the Bodleian Library — a position that requires neither exceptional aptitude nor specific acad