Includes: briefing material received before the visit, including letter from Lord (Malcolm) Shepherd, August 1982; copies of notes of MT's meetings with Prime Minister and Premier Zhao Ziyang, China, 22 and 24 September 1982, by John Coles (MT's Private Secretary for Overseas Affairs); notes by Coles of MT's meeting with Vice-Chairman Deng Xiaoping, 24 September 1982; and Foreign Office report on visit by Percy Cradock (UK Ambassador to China), 7 October 1982

Includes: schedules; and briefing cards for MT's bilateral meetings with President (Francois) Mitterrand of France and Prime Minister (Yasuhiro) Nakasone of Japan

China, Japan, Hong Kong.

Mainly comprising views of Nanking and Kyoto.
With loose photographs, paper tokens and postcards.

Including some hand-tinted photographs.
With loose photographs and paintings on silk.
Also with a photograph of Florence Tuck [sister] and schoolchildren in fancy dress at Chilliwack, Canada.

With loose photographs of China and Japan, including views of Nanking and Japanese military exercises; postcards, including views of Nikko; prints; and a railway ticket.
Including both photographic prints and negatives.
Bound in silk.

Papers mainly comprising diaries, letters to his family, photographs, printed books, pamphlets and lectures notes. The collection also includes a medal awarded to Tuck whilst at the Greenwich Hospital School, 1891.

A souvenir album of a ceremonial occasion, apparently a naval shore party or fête.

Photographs mainly comprising views of ships and a naval shore party.

With a list of loose photographs, postcards and other archival items, titled "Items from Mrs Vincent Townend". Eleanor Margery Vincent-Townend, née Tuck, was Oswald Tuck's sister.

Papers mainly comprising diaries, letters to his family, photographs, printed books, pamphlets and lectures notes. The collection also includes a medal awarded to Tuck whilst at the Greenwich Hospital School, 1891.

Taken at committee meetings, at TUC at Blackpool, at AEU headquarters, at the opening of he Liverpool AEU offices, on visits to USA and Japan and at Peckham Manor School

Papers mainly comprising correspondence, diaries, articles, speeches, press cuttings and photographs.

Photographs of JA, on subjects including his Second World War mission to Albania (some used in his book "Sons of the Eagle"), and official visits and ministerial photographs, particularly of JA as Secretary of State for Air, Minister of Aviation and Minister of State at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.

Mainly about Oswald Tuck's articles, lectures and broadcasts on Japan, naval history and other subjects. Also some items about theatrical performances by the Admiralty Dramatic Society and a local theatre group in Bromley [also see correspondence]
With ephemera and photographs.

Papers mainly comprising diaries, letters to his family, photographs, printed books, pamphlets and lectures notes. The collection also includes a medal awarded to Tuck whilst at the Greenwich Hospital School, 1891.

Private letters sent from places in Japan.

Press copies of letters from Jardine Matheson, Shanghai. The authors are John Bell-Irving, F.B. Johnson, William Keswick and Herbert Smith. The recipients are John Bell-Irving, Yokohama; Henry Gribble, Nagasaki; Ryle Holme, Nagasaki; F.B. Johnson, Yokohama; J.J. Keswick, Nagasaki and Yokohama; G. Morrison; John Pitman, Yokohama; Herbert Smith, Yokohama; and Edward Whittall, Yokohama.

Journal of a tour of Japan, 29 July - 31 October 1892, 173 pages, some of which are unused. The volume contains inserted material, including trading cards, photographs, postcards, maps, and menus from RMS Empress of Japan. The diary is in English, but some of the additional items are in Japanese.

Personal and political papers; with notes and correspondence collected by Professor Sidney Aster in the course of writing the official biography of Salter.

Subjects include: Soviet designs on Africa; Rhodesia [later Zambia and Zimbabwe]; council housing; a profile of R A Butler; relations between China, Japan and the Soviet Union; common interests with Japan; the revolution in Iran.