1) Women's songs (for march against James White's abortion bill) 1975;
2) Women in Northern Ireland: Belfast Workers Research Bulletin 5 [circa 1978];
3) International Women's Day: A Socialist Woman Special [c. 1972], including a translation by Alix Holt of Alexandra Kollontai's pamphlet written in 1920 for Russian working class women;
4) CIS Report: Women in the 1980s, 1981;
5) Women Workers in Britain, A Handbook, by Leonora Lloyd [c. 1972];
6) In Defense of the Women's Movement (Pathfinder Press), 1970, including articles by Ruthann Miller, Mary-Alice Waters and Evelyn Reed;
7) Woman and her Mind: The Story of Daily Life, by Meredith Tax, 1970;
8) The Myth of Motherhood, by Lee Comer, Spokesman Pamphlet no. 21, November 1971;
9) EOC News Feb-March 1981, published by the Equal Opportunities Commission, including headline articles on the pension age and maternity benefit;
10) Women at Work (discussion notes to accompany a BBC series of the same title), 1974;
11) Danger! Women at Work - report of a conference organised by the National Council for Civil Liberties on 16 February 1974, edited by Patricia Hewitt;
12) Collective Fund: Newsletter of the National Council for Civil Liberties, April 1981 - chiefly concerning individual cases of claims for equal employment, pay and pensions rights;
13) Rights: Journal of the National Council for Civil Liberties - issue on women's rights, July / August 1981;
14) Women and the National Front: a Searchlight pamphlet by Veronica Ware [c. 1979];
15) Women in Evolution, by Kathleen Gough [c. 1970], pub. in Canada;
16) Women Rule OK, produced by the National Extension College, 1980 (booklet prepared 'to provide a general introduction and background information about some of the issues facing women today');
17) J S King, Women and Work - Sex Differences and Society, HMSO Manpower Paper no. 10, 1974;
18) Margherita Rendel and Geoffrey Bindman, The Sex Discrimination Bill, Race and the Law: A Guide to the Proposed Legislation, a Runnymede Trust Publication, 1975;
19) The New Era (Journal of the World Education Fellowship), special issue on 'The Making of the Second Sex', 1974, comprising chiefly articles on feminism, sexism and equal opportunities in education';
20) Beverley Jones and Judith Brown, Toward a Female Liberation Movement, published USA 1968 (2 copies);
21) Two posters for a Women's March in London on 8 March [1975?];
22) Women's Struggle Notes, produced by Big Flame, nos 3-5, no date;
23) From Our Sexuality to Sexual Politics - report on a workshop held 30 March 1974, one of the London 'Women and Socialism' workshops;
24) Bread and Roses, the newsletter of a Leeds collective, including articles on abortion, women's music and battered women, Spring and Summer 1975;
25) Libertarian Women's Network news-sheet no. 16, Merseyside issue July 1973, including articles on rent strikes, threats to family allowances, activities of various Big Flame local groups (including Tower Hill), and pregnancy and abortion in Liverpool;
26) Feminism and the Women's Liberation Movement, published by the Union of Women for Liberation, 1971;
27) The Myth of Women's Inferiority, by Evelyn Reed, pub. USA 1954;
28) Women Fight Back, by Kath Ennis, published by Women's Voice and the International Socialists, including articles on Women and Work, Women and the Unions etc, and including numerous quotes from Edna Roach of the Fakenham factory dispute, no date [c. 1970?];
29) Discrimination against Women: report of a Labour Party study group published as an Opposition green paper, 1972;
30) A Plan for Action [c. 1972?], 18pp typescript article beginning 'The Manchester conference has tapped a flow of thoughts and ideas - ', concerning chiefly the activities of a group entitled 'The Tough and Tender Collective'.