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Print of a speech by 1st Lord Curzon, Foreign Secretary, to the electors of the City of London during the 1922 General Election campaign. Also includes a Foreign Office memorandum on the freedom of the Dardanelles straits and maps from the peace treaty with Turkey, 1923.

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202 x 252 mm. Picture shows a general view of the conference table with Mr Julian Amery, Archbishop Makarios and Dr. Kutchuk.

Scope and Contents Ten volumes of cuttings from 'The field', including a few articles from other publications, and loose cuttings concerning the Malay Peninsula. The volumes concern countries throughout the world, but in particular Australia, British East Africa (Kenya), Canada, India, New Zealand, Nigeria, Rhodesia, South Africa, Uganda, United States and the West Indies. The articles cover a wide range of subjects, including administration, agriculture, the British Empire, climate, colonisation,...

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Images of archaeological sites, including an ancient theatre, landscapes, a man in fustanella dress, a large Orthodox church.

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151 x 202 mm. The British delegation pictured at the opening of the Cyprus conference at Lancaster House, London. The Foreign Secretary Mr. Selwyn Lloyd (right centre), leading the delegation, is accompanied by the Colonial Secretary, M. Alan Lennox-Boyd (left) and the Governor of Cyprus, Sir Hugh Foot (right)

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202 x 151 mm. Britain’s Prime Minister, Mr. Harold MacMillan (extreme left), invites the Greek Prime Minister, Mr. Constantine Karamanlis, (centre) to precede him as they leave Lancaster House, London, after the signing of the Cyprus agreement.

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MAR's correspondence and papers as Chairman of the British Council, including a tour of the Near East, particularly to Turkey, Egypt and Iraq, in 1943.

Scope and Contents Album of photographs by various photographers inscribed 'H.M.S. Lancaster; Mediterranean Photographic Album: Diary of Events and Important Places Visited during the Commission 1910-1912' on the cover. This album was the property of Sydney Harold Liddle, whose name also appears on the front cover.There are two unnumbered plates followed by 190 prints, 140 x 97 mm numbered from 9 to 197, followed by a further unnumbered print. There is no indication as to why numbers 1-8 are not...

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152 x 206 mm. From left: Mr. Osman Orek, Minister of Defence; Mr. Spyros Kryprianou, Minister for Foreign Affairs; Mr. T. Papadopoulos, Minister of Labour; and Mr. Glafkos Clerides, President of the House of Representatives.

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147 x 206 mm. Cypriot delegates pictured at the opening session of the Cyprus Conference in Marlborough House, London, on January 15. From left: Mr. T. Papadopoulos, Minister of Labour; Mr. Glafkos Clerides, President of the House of Representatives; Mrs. Stella Soulioti, Minister of Justice.

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151 x 206 mm. From left: Mr. Halit Ali Riza, Member of the House of Representatives; Mr. Rauf Denktash, President of Turkish Communal Chamber; Mr. Osman Orek, Minister of Defence.

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155 x 202 mm. This picture shows a general view of the meeting chaired by Mr. John Profumo, Britain’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, the United Kingdom representative (centre left). Round the table are the Greek and Turkish Ambassadors and representatives of the Turkish Cypriot and Greek Cypriot communities.

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152 x 205 mm. Mr. Duncan Sandys, Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, welcoming delegates from Cyprus, Greece and Turkey at the opening session of the Cyprus Conference in Marlborough House, London, on January 15.

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Print of Foreign Office correspondence.

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130 x 206 mm. Leading the Greek delegation at the Cyprus Conference in London is Mr. Xanthopoulos Palamas, Minister for Foreign Affairs (centre), who is seen here at the opening session with Mr. Michel Melas, Greek Ambassador (left), and Mr. A. Pilavachi, Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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151 x 202 mm. The Greek Foreign Minister, Mr. Evangelos Averoff, stubs out his cigarette as the Cyprus conference opens at Lancaster House, London.

Scope and Contents Chaplin took many slides between 1957 and 1966, in Africa, Asia, and Europe. His Asian collection, stored here, is in a small filing cabinet of four drawers (three for India, one for India plus a journey to turkey), mostly uncaptioned. There is also a small box of twenty nine (uncaptioned) slides. Accompanying the collection is a micro floppy disk (filemaker PRO 2.1 for Apple Mac) entitled 'Chaplin slide collection - African section.' and also a CD-Rom which may contain an excel list of...

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155 x 202 mm. Members of the British delegation at the London Ministerial Meeting on Cyprus are pictured here at the opening session in the Foreign Office, London.
From left are: Mr. Julien Amery, Parliamentary Under Secretary for the Colonies; Mr. John Profumo, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs; Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; Sir Knox Helm, British Member of the London Committee on Cyprus; and Sir Hugh Foot, Governor of Cyprus.

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Offprint from Ibis, 102.

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151 x 202 mm. The scene at Lancaster House, London, at the start of the Cyprus conference. Representatives of Britain, Greece and Turkey were joined by the leaders of the Greek and Cypriot communities in Cyprus.

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This is an edited version of a personal memoir which Jeremy Varcoe wrote for his family.

Scope and Contents This archive comprises the working papers of Joyce Reynolds, including her own handwritten and typescript drafts of her academic publications, off-prints of those articles, correspondence with scholars seeking her advice on challenging inscriptions which required translation, copious photographs of Classical inscriptions, archaeological sites, architecture and statuary from Rome, the ancient city of Aphrodisias in western Turkey and from across Libya. Another aspect of professional life was...