Poems, cuttings and letters, including the following:
Letter to ‘Dear Glad’ from Jack [Gladys Skelton's brother?], addressed from Bray, Berkshire, 21 December 1912;
Photograph, probably Gladys Skelton with one of her two sons, circa 1911?;
Times cutting relating to the death of Scott in the Antarctic, 12 February 1913;
Reproduction of ‘September’ from a Flemish book of hours in the British Museum (Add Ms 24098);
Syllabus for University of London extension lectures on Greek Art and National Art 1912;
Headed notepaper for 10 Upper Hamilton Terrace, St John’s Wood;
Letter from Irma to ‘Ma Chère Gladys, 10 September 1913, addressed from St-Jean-de-Luz, in French;
Bookplate [?], showing a drawing of a unicorn surmounted by a pennant in which is written the name ‘Gladys’.