Letter from Lloyds Bank to WSC, on his claim for tax relief on repairs to Chartwell and 2 Sussex Square.

Letter from WSC (The Palace, Malta) to "Jack" [John S Churchill] in which he discusses [the letting of a house in Bolton Street to Robert Sievier] and agrees that Mrs Scrivings should have a holiday and describes his visit to Malta. Signed manuscript.

Book entitled "Nouvelle Description de Blenheim, le palais magnifique du Duc de Marlborough dans le province d'Oxford" [A new description of Blenheim, the magnificent palace of [John, 1st] Duke of Marlborough in the County of Oxford] including illustrations and a plan of the palace grounds. Printed. Published by T Cadell, London.

Book containing a poem about Blenheim with an additional note about Blenheim Palace. Printed.

Copy of an act of Parliament for "settling on John [1st] Duke of Marlborough and his posterity a pension of 5,000 pounds per annum for the more honourable support of their dignities, in like manner as his honours and dignities, and the honour and Manor of Woodstock [Oxfordshire], and house of Blenheim are already limited and settled." Printed by Charles Bill, London.

Copy of an act of Parliament for "the settling of the honours and dignities of John [1st] Duke of Marlborough upon his posterity, and annexing the honour and Manor of Woodstock [Oxfordshire], and house of Blenheim to go along with the said honours." Printed [by Charles Bill, London].

Letter from WSC (Colonial Office, Downing Street [London]) to W Bernau [of Cox and Company] discussing his purchase of Chartwell Manor including: his plans for rebuilding the house estimated to cost 8,000 pounds; arrangements to fund the purchase and improvements through his books; his mortgage; and a loan he would like from the bank. Signed typescript.

Letter from H A Beckenham [Private Secretary to WSC] (The Royal Hotel, Dundee [Scotland]) to W Bernau of Cox and Company informing him that WSC has drawn a cheque for 4,500 for the purchase of Chartwell Manor [Westerham, Kent]. Signed typescript.

Letter from WSC to Neville Chamberlain on bombing of Downing Street, also suggests, with King George VI's approval, that Chamberlain should continue to see telegrams and papers of special interest. [Carbon].

Correspondence between Francis Brown [Private Secretary to WSC], WSC, Lieutenant-General Bernard Paget [Commander-in-Chief, Home Forces] and "Bert" [10th Duke of Marlborough, earlier Lord Blandford] on arrangements for Marlborough to be Liaison Officer to General Hugh Ellis, Regional Commissioner, Southern Command and also on the defences of [?] Chequers [Buckinghamshire].

Letter from WSC to A V Alexander, First Lord of the Admiralty, thanking him for the use of Admiralty House as a room at 10 Downing Street was unusable.