Photograph of Rupert Brooke and Gerald Shove in camp, taken at Clifford Bridge. Print, 10.7 x 8.2. Inscribed on back, by Geoffrey Keynes, 'Rupert + his Lordship (Gerald Shove) taken by Maynard'. (Sleeve 54)

The file contains correspondence, chiefly with Gerald Shove, on the establishment of the Department and the offer of the Directorship to JRNS, 1944-5. It also includes an autograph postcard signed from Lydia Keynes to JRNS, 4 Nov. 1946.

The file comprises a copy typescript of Shove's unsuccessful Fellowship Dissertation submitted to King's College, [1912], with an undated autograph manuscript note at the front from Piero Sraffa to RFK.

1 autograph letter signed.

4 autograph letters signed. The file also contains a photograph of Gerald Shove, in his late 50s, mid 1940s.

2 autograph letters signed.

2 autograph letters signed.

6 autograph letters signed and 1 autograph postcard signed, mostly regarding social visits.

31 autograph letters, signed. 1909-43 and undated.
This file also contains an autograph manuscript draft testimonial by J.M. Keynes for Gerald Shove at the tribunal to consider his conscientious objection to military service, 16 Aug. 1916.

His correspondence comprises 3 letters concerning the Economics Tripos; savings and one of his papers; and a paper of Joan Robinson's. Also included is a postcard addressed to R.F. Kahn with what seems to be part of a discussion between Dennis Robertson, R.F. Kahn, Joan Robinson and Gerald Shove.

Material relating to Bloomsbury figures for whom there is not an existing collection, or relating to more than one of the Bloomsbury collections.
Contains BLM/1-19, and publications.

The file contains lecture notes, essays and notes from reading on economic subjects. The essays were marked by G. Shove, J. M. Keynes and Piero Sraffa.

1 autograph postcard signed.