This series includes photographs of apparatus, laboratories, scientists, award ceremonies and visits abroad.

This collection of photographs spans the whole of LSA’s life. It contains both personal photographs of family and friends, and official and press photographs from his political career.

Mainly comprising family and Royal photographs.
For further photographs, see LASL II 6.

The papers include reports, correspondence, photographs and research materials, including some xerox copies of other related archival documents.

Chiefly portraits of family and friends.

The material at Churchill Archives Centre comprises Dr Steiner’s business and personal papers. They are in English, French and German. They consist mainly of Dr Steiner’s business correspondence (mostly in English) with the other Directors of the Boards on which he served particularly concerning the international political situation as it affected the gold standard and international finance. There are also some personal papers in German and an extensive collection of family photographs.

The Papers consist of political papers, correspondence, speeches and press cuttings, mainly relating to Trade Unions, the Ministry of Labour and National Service, and the Foreign Office.

Includes notes from interviews, correspondence, copies of a number of 'Ultra' signals and reviews.

Includes photographs, correspondence and reviews.

The photographs are chiefly of members of the University.

Includes photographs of President Edvard Benes reviewing the Czechoslovak army in Britain; Winston Churchill's inspection of the troops; Sir William Barker speaking to the troops; and photographs of the Czech troops relaxing and performing various tasks at Cholmondeley Park [where Czech soldiers and aviators were accommodated by the British Military Administration during the Second World War].

Naval logs and photographs

Includes many photographs of a grouse shoot at Swinton, Yorkshire.

Copied by Imperial War Museum for Lewin for his book 'Life and Death of the Afrika Korps', published 1977.

Includes notes from interviews, correspondence, copies of a number of 'Ultra' signals and reviews.

Photographs taken by Czech friends of Professor Pole's parents, showing damage done to their own apartment block in Prague, Czechoslovakia [later Czech Republic and Slovakia].

This series consists of a number of photographs and slides of scientists and models. There are also some negatives. Much of the material has been copied from secondary published sources and is highly likely to have been used in Max Perutz's own lectures and publications. Negative numbers for the MRC LMB photographs are provided on the back of many.