1) Women Against Wage Labour - an account by a women's group working in Lesney's factory in the East End of London [circa 1975?];
2) Red Shift: Feminist Issue [circa 1977?], 'published by 153 Huntingdon Road' [Cambridge?];
3) Marxism and the Liberation of Women [circa 1972?], published by the Union of Women for Liberation;
4) Women's Struggle - Journal of the Women's National Co-ordinating Committee Vol. 3 no. 4, 1970, including articles on women in Korea, Chile, Palestine and Ceylon;
5) Trotskyism and the Women's Liberation Movement, published Union of Women for Liberation [mid-1970s?];
6) Alexandra Kollontai: Women's Liberation and Revolutionary Love, by Sheila Rowbotham, 1973;
7) The Politics of Sexuality in Capitalism, Parts 1 and 2 (2 copies), Red Collective pamphlets [mid-1970s?];
8) Never Again - Women Against the Nazis, published by the Anti-Nazi League [late 1970s?];
9) Sex Discrimination Act 1975, published HMSO;
10) Sex Discrimination Act and the Struggle for Women's rights, a Fight for Women's Rights Pamphlet, series no. 1, pub. Socialist Woman [c. 1976?];
11) Unsupported Mothers' Handbook, published by Claimants Unions [1976];
12) CIS [Counter Information Services, a journalists' collective] special report entitled CRISIS: Women Under Attack, containing articles on the Equal Pay Act and the Sex Discrimination Act; women in the economy; part-timers etc [circa 1976];
13) Outwrite - Women's Newspaper (UK and international issues), issue 33, February 1985;
14) Alexandra Kollontai: Women Workers Struggle for their Rights, translated from the Russian by Celia Britton, with introduction and notes by Sheila Rowbotham and Suzie Fleming, pub. Falling Wall Press in association with the Women's Liberation Movement [Alexandra Kollontai, born 1872, wrote a 'History of the Women's Labour Movement'];
15) Power of Women and the Subversion of the Community, 1972, containing two articles - 'Women and the Subversion of the Community' by Mariarosa dalla Costa and 'A Woman's Place' by Selma James, with an introduction to the whole by Selma James, pub. Falling Wall Press and Women's Liberation Movement members in England and Italy;
16) Women at Work in Coventry (past and present) [circa 1975], written by the Coventry Working Women's Charter Group to accompany an exhibition;
17) Catalogue of feminist literature published by Compendium [c. 1978];
18) I Want to Work but What About the Kids? - report on daycare opportunities published by Equal Opportunities Commission, 1978;
19) Fresh Start: A Guide to Training Opportunities, published Equal Opportunities Commission, 1979;
20) Working papers in Sex, Science and Culture, Vols. 1 and 2, 1976 , a journal which 'critically examines the function of language, ideology and scientificity in the construction of sex theories ranging from conventional sciences to liberation movements' (formerly GLP: A Journal of Sexual Politics);
21) Stop Rape - a handbook compiled by Women Against Rape in the USA, first published 1971, 4th printing 1973;
22) Roots - black ghetto ecology, by Wilmette Brown, 1986, pub. Housewives in Dialogue;
23) The Family Allowance Under Attack, by Suzie Fleming, 1973, published Falling Wall Press and the Power of Women Collective;
24) Kinder, Kueche, Kirche as scientific law: Psychology Construct the Female, by Naomi Weisstein, pub. New England Free Press, Mass.;
25) Liberation of Women - Sexual Repression and the Family, by Laurel Limpus [circa1970?], reprinted from a Canadian publication;
26) Radical America: Women Vol IV no. 2, February 1970, containing articles on women's liberation;
27) Free Thomas Wansley - a Letter to White Southern Women, by Anne Braden, concerning a black man convicted of rape in Virginia, December 1972;
28) Why Women's Liberation?, by Marlene Dixon, 1969, published San Francisco.