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May Ball survivors taken at the front of College. A Proof and B Proof.

Includes administrative records from college departments, as well as the Winston Churchill Foundation of the US and the Chapel at Churchill College Trust.

These are the summary lists for every photo taken, in every excavation and photography year. The lists give a description of the image, its negative number and its excavation number, including both black-and-white prints and sometimes colour slides.

Comprises: correspondence, drafts, publications and unpublished talks or lectures. Organised and arranged by Desmond King-Hele.

Includes group photographs and photographs of individuals; formal photographs and informal snapshots of College life; also digital photographs and scans in NHPH 9, and a video archive in NHPH 10.

CVs, press cuttings, biographical material, notes re careers and publications etc. Grouped by matriculation year decade; (most of the relevant material is listed at NHPM 1/1/1-4: these numbers are used chiefly for items which are physically unsuitable for storage in those series).

Covers wind energy, the destructive force of SS-9 missiles, energy conservation, criticism of the Inhaber report (see also E.187A), the Falklands conflict (F.218-F.220), how the fate of Korean Air Lines Flight 007 could have been avoided (F.225), etc. 13 folders.

Includes: AK's addresses; notes and arrangements.

Menu and Invitations for: the Royal Microscopical Society; Lady Huxley for drinks; dinner at Trinity College and an invitation to a garden party from Lt.Col. N.H. H. Adams to AK and LK.

See also NHAR 7: Development Office.

For New Hall Society Events see NHAS 4/5 and4/ 6.

Correspondents include: Jack Wands; Antonio Zichichi; Osamu Hayaishi; Robin Catford; Peter Curtis-Prior; Chris Bagley; Morio Ikehara; Anne Beloff-Chain; Peter Gilbert; Su Ingle; Jurgen Lonngren; Alan Seeley; and James Wang.

Agendas, minutes and papers of Churchill College Council.

Compiled chiefly by N.M. Rothschild & Sons Ltd, investment managers.

College annual accounts (as required by the University), and consolidated internal statements of accounts, including some working copies, some signed auditors' copies, and some related papers.

Includes: AK's handwritten notes for/from a biochemical lecture; loose notes and hand drawn graphs and diagrams. Also includes material for the AMBO symposium in Japan, including correspondence, a programme and tourist leaflets.

Includes correspondence regarding Jones’ Clerk Maxwell Memorial Lecture to the Institution of Electronic and Radio Engineers meeting at Leeds (see F.63).

A chronological sequence of material kept by Jones in box files labelled ‘External Lectures’. It consists of invitations to lecture declined by Jones as well as correspondence relating to lectures and speeches given by him for which there is no accompanying draft.

Although largely correspondence this sequence of material does includes some programmes, seating plans and posters.

Includes 2pp typescript letter to The Times regarding the preservation of sound-recorded interviews by the BBC, 4 August 1981.

Jones was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1965. He served on Council 1970-1972 and was Vice President 1971-1972.

Jones served on a number of Royal Society committees, most notably the Paul Instrument Fund Committee. His service began in 1951 when he was nominated by the Physical Society as their representative on the committee.

General correspondence relating to Most Secret War, including a significant number of letters of appreciation from readers and reminiscences from World War Two veterans.

This material chiefly comprises correspondence, permission and signed conditions documents, forms, cell line requests and lists, notes, etc., re rat and mouse cell line samples sent by Milstein's laboratory to various institutions and laboratories around the world.The bulk of the material was filed in folders and wallets or in MRC ringbinders. The labels or inscriptions found thereon have been reproduced in the catalogue entries.

3 folders. From Acc 1183.

Correspondence and papers re Milstein's commercial collaboration with Sera-Lab to produce antisera from his laboratory hybrid cell lines, monoclonal antisera, etc. and subsequent contract between the Medical Research Council and Sera-Lab.Includes Milstein's various comments and suggested amendments to the Sera-Lab products catalogue, and requests from other interested organisations concerning distribution of research reagents and related research matters.