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Published by J M Dent and Co. Inscribed "W. W. Gibson from S C Cockerell July 1898"

With pencil annotations

Pencil inscription "Michael Gibson, 33, Nella Rd, W6"

Accompanies the exhibition held at Kunsthallen Brandts Klædefabrik, Odense, Denmark, 2 September - 7 November 1993. Includes photographs and descriptions of sculptures by David Nash, including Black Dome

ITN Reference: ROYAL/YORK/127

Features drawings of sculptures by David Nash. Signed by David Nash

Published by Chapter

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/393

Agency: Unknown

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/393

Agency: Unknown

Radio picture from Hong Kong today. The Duke of Kent was flung into deep water today when his vessel collided and capsized during the traditional Chinese dragon boat race at Hong Kong. The Duke, a captain in the Royal Scots Greys, serving in Hong Kong, was [?] as a "foreign devil" and was rowing near the stern when his boat swerved off course, hit another vessel and gradually sank. Photo shows the Duke of Kent helping to drag the boat ashore after sinking

Broadcast Date: 25 June 1963

Agency: Central Press

First Class, Stage 1 - Mathematics (1904), Sound, Light, Heat (1904), Magnetism and Electricity (1906), Theoretical Mechanics (Solids) (1906), Second Class, Stage 2 – Inorganic Chemistry (Theoretical) (1906), First Class, Stage 1 – Theoretical Mechanics (Fluids) (1907), First Class, Stage 2 – Mathematics (1907), Inorganic Chemistry (Practical) (1907), Second Class, Stage 2 – Heat (1907), First Class, Stage 2 – Heat (1910), Magnetism and Electricity (1910), Second Class, Stage 2 – Theoretical Mechanics (Solids) (1910), Inorganic Chemistry (Theoretical) (1910), Second Class, Stage 3 – Mathematics (1910), Inorganic Chemistry (Practical) (1910), First Class, Stage 2 – Inorganic Chemistry (Theoretical) (1911), Theoretical Mechanics (Solids) (1911)

"Registered No. 17/198" 1 August 1917 endorsed 4 December 1918

First Class Stage 1 in Botany

Second Class Stage 3 in Mathematics

First Class Stage 1 in Sound, Light and Heat

Includes key, red bound volume with photographs, drawings, reminiscences from fellow students, letters of recommendation from College and employers, College certificates, certificate of membership of the Royal Society of Teachers. Includes loose items

Photographer unknown

The Earl of St Andrews, son of the Duke and Duchess of Kent, celebrates his fourth birthday on Sunday 26 June 1966. This photograph was taken at Coppins, the Kents' country home in Buckinghamshire

Broadcast Date: 26 June 1966

ITN Reference: ROYAL/KENT/52

Agency: Camera Press London

Photographer: Patrick Lichfield

Published by Cornish Brothers Limited, Birmingham

Agency: Press Association

Community Arts Trail leaflet

Includes photographs, sketches and mounted cards. With pencil annotations

Includes "Coastal Changes in Lancashire between Southport and Blundell Sands"; "The Ecology of a Sand Dune Area"; "Some Geographical Problems arising from the Political Division of the Indian Sub-Continent"

Written by John White, Great Nephew of William Hope Jones

Illustrated chapter extracted from "Ralph's Family Stories"

Includes internal correspondence from the Principal

Taken from the publication "Slices of Cake: A Collection of 20th century family letters and illustrations in an historical context" by Julian Carlick

Published by Puffin Picture Book, Middlesex

Prize awarded to Minnie V Clarke by Principal H A Bren for 1st Class Archbishop's Examinations

Published by S Bagster & Sons Limited

Inscribed "Ann Shaw from Geo H Shaw: St Andrew's Day 1901" and "F O Hartop"

Regards BBC radio broadcast on Edward Thomas by Bernard Price. Includes newspaper cuttings and pencil annotations

Published by Southern Arts and South West Arts. Details the outputs from a design workshop on concepts for outdoor seating. In collaboration with Forest Enterprise and discusses designs commissioned for the Sculpture Trail