A watercolour, artist and date unknown.

An ink sketch containing a man's face, a naked man standing on one leg with his right hand on his head, and figures dancing in a circle. Drawn on the verso of a printed notice from the O.W. Paper and Arts Co., Ltd.

An ink and watercolour sketch.

Ink and watercolour sketch drawn on the back of a printed notice addressed to readers of The Studio.

An ink sketch drawn on an envelope with the details of Lehnert and Landrock, Photographers, Tunis. The envelope also contained a photograph of a desert scene with sand dunes, five figures and a camel, and a photograph of a man with dark hair looking directly at the camera with the date 1911 in the upper left corner.

An ink and watercolour sketch.

An ink and watercolour sketch.

A watercolour sketch.

Includes sermons preached before the Governors in Great St Mary's Church, Cambridge, 28 June 1770 and 27 June 1771. Also includes an engraving of the hospital (circa 1770? - between the annual report for 1770 and the rules and orders published 1770).

By E T M[inturn]. Printed for the London Association of Schoolmistresses

Including St Bene't's.
For expenditure on the chapel in 1662 see 02/B/81/156-60.

The drawings, papers and photographs listed here relate to Marion Wallace-Dunlop's writing and artwork as well as her suffragist activities and include original line drawings for 'Fairies, Elves and Flower Babies'.

A coloured engraving, artist and date not given.

Plans for 'New bar extension and clading' [sic] which is drawing number LJ1805:D.002, one unlabeled drawing, and 'Bar and s[tainless]/s[teel] undercounter'. Drawn by Lee Johnson.

Photograph of a drawing by Paul Cadmus, entitled 'Bar Italia'. Print, 24.4 x 20.4. (Sleeve 393)

Photograph of detail of 'Bar Italia'. Print, 25.3 x 20.3. (Sleeve 394)
See also 27/919 and 921

Photograph of a different detail of 'Bar Italia'. Print, 25.4 x 20.5. (Sleeve 395)

Photograph of 'Bathing', a mural showing men diving, swimming and climbing on board a small boat, designed by Duncan Grant in 1911. Taken at Borough Polytechnic, South London. Print, 27.5 x 21. Inscribed on back, by E.M. Forster, 'Duncan Grant / Pleasures of [London] / Boro' Polytechnic'. (Sleeve 413)

Photograph of a drawing by Lucy Thornton of Battersea Rise House, viewed from the garden. Taken at Battersea. Print, 19.7 x 13.7. (Sleeve 50)

Being a watercolour of the Stanley Library and surrounding trees, artist unknown.

Two of these ('Ravine', oil, 1988, and an untitled drawing of a prisoner of war sheilding his face) are reproduced in (and from?) 1/7/3. There are also copies of six drawings (two copies of each).

Portrait by P. Wyndham Lewis. Photograph inscribed by J.D. Hayward. Taken at Cambridge. Print, 13 x 20.4.