General correspondence: Correspondents include Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, C. in C., British Armies in France (3) on supply of arms and ammunition; Major-General Sir John Headlam (2) on numbers of troops in the field; Major-General Sir Reginald Barnes, 57th Division, on the need for air superiority on the Western Front; General Charles Harington; Major-General Noel Birch; Christopher Addison, Ministry of Reconstruction, on the Pledges Bill; and Bertram Romilly.

Various Papers: Including Memorandum on high explosive bombs dropped by aeroplanes; memorandum on export of materials to neutral countries contiguous to enemy territory; memorandum by Major-General John Headlam on use of the canal system in France; and report of Committee enquiring into the recommendations of the Select Committee on National Expenditure regarding the works of the British Cellulose and Chemical Manufacturing Co. Ltd at Spondon.

Minutes of meetings of Employers' Advisory Committee, chaired by WSC, 20 Oct, 14 and 29 Nov 1917.

Minutes and papers of meetings of Employers' Advisory Committee, chaired by WSC, Sir Stephenson Kent, and F G Kellaway, 26 Jan, 1 Feb, 5 Mar, 23 May and 24 July 1918.

Trade Union Advisory Committee - Minutes and Papers.

Trade Union Advisory Committee - Minutes and Papers.

Womens' Trade Union Advisory Committee - minutes and papers Initial meeting chaired by WSC, other meetings chaired by Frederick Kellaway MP, members included Lady Gertrude Crawford; Margaret Bondfield and Ernest Bevin.

Womens Trade Union Advisory Committee -minutes and papers. The meetings were occasionally chaired by WSC, other members included John Hills MP, Lady Gertrude Crawford and Margaret Bondfield, Sir Stephenson Kent and Frederick Kellaway MP.

Womens' Trade Union Advisory Committee - minutes.

Woolwich Committee of Enquiry: Interim report of Engineering Committee on armament production after the War, and the future of the Woolwich Arsenal [2 duplicate typescript copies].

Demobilisation Board - minutes.

Demobilisation Board - papers: Including papers on establishment and structure of the Board; the disposal of factories and plant; the repair and storage of motor vehicles; steel and iron prices and the disposal of surplus stores of scientific and engineering apparatus to schools and universities.

Demobilisation and Reconstruction: Various Papers: Including WSC's speech on Demobilisation Policy at meeting with Boards of Management Representation Committee; Press notices on demobilisation and reconstruction; Notes on the Raw Materials Situation; Printed Summary of Reports on Industry and Demobilisation in Foreign Countries.

Central Liquor Control Board - Various papers: Including papers on opening hours of Public Houses in the North East of England; papers on the increase in the price of beer in the Enfield Lock area, and its effect on munitions production; printed abstract of convictions for drunkenness; letter from Lord D'Abernon (Chairman) on decrease in convictions for drunkenness during the War.

Lord Curzon's Committee on Increased Mercantile Shipbuilding Programme Minutes and Interim Report.

Imperial Mineral Resources Bureau: Memoranda and prints including Minutes of the Imperial War Conference 1917 (subjects discussed include the Trade Commissioner Service, Patents and Trade Marks; Control of Export of Certain Commodities after the War; War Graves; the formation of the Imperial Mineral Resources Bureau; and the development and control of the Empire's mineral resources) With copy of the Bureau's first Report.

Imperial Munitions Board of Canada Correspondence and papers on production of munitions in Canada, mainly telegrams from Robert Brand to the Ministry of Munitions. Including papers on explosion aboard munitions ship "Mont Blanc" at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Dec 1917, with 5000 casualties.

Imperial Munitions Board of Canada Correspondence and papers on production of munitions in Canada, mainly telegrams from Robert Brand to the Ministry of Munitions.

Inter-Allied Munitions Council.Various papers including notes of preliminary meeting; letter from Laming Worthington-Evans to Lord Curzon on the work of the Council, and memorandum on "Comparison of the Munitions Position of Great Britain, France and Italy, May 1917.

Inter-Allied Munitions Council.Minutes, papers and correspondence, including letters and memoranda from Oscar Crosby; Report and minutes of the Allied Maritime Transport Council; Report of the Steel Committee and memorandum by Walter Layton on the future of the Council after the War.

American Board - Minutes Mainly concerning production of food and military supplies in the United States Board members include Austen Chamberlain (Chairman), Lord Buckmaster, Sir Percy Bates, J Maynard Keynes and Walter Layton.

Nitrate of Soda Executive Correspondence and papers, including corresp. between WSC and Louis Loucheur, French Minister of Munitions on nitrate production and use, (3), corresp. with British Embassy, Washington [Lord Reading], on shipping of nitrates from the United States; papers on supplies of nitrates from Chile.

Nitrate of Soda Executive - correspondence and papers Mainly correspondence with British Embassy, Washington, (3) Chilean Legation, London, (5); Andrew Bonar Law, Chancellor of the Exchequer; Bernard Baruch, United States negotiator (7) on supplies of nitrate of Soda from Chile.

R (Requirements and Statistics) Various papers including report of statistical conference on returns required by the Ministry; table of tonnage of stock of munitions materials, Dec 1917; printed Quarterly Review of the Munitions Programme, June 1918.

R (Requirements and Statistics) Reports on Imports and Production of Munitions.