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Published by Faber and Faber, London. Inscribed "Tatty & Felix from John"

From a typescript document by Jamie McCullough. Transcribed by Carolyn Black

Compiled by Jamie McCullough. Includes photocopies of:

Introduction
Letter from Martin Orrom to Jamie McCullough giving agreement in principle for the project
Newspaper article "Beginner's Way Begins"
Descriptions for the trail with photographs
Draft constitution for the Wildharbour Society

Beginner's Way was the Exeter Forest sculpture trail, a collaboration between artist Jamie McCullogh and the Forestry Commission, specifically Martin Orrom. The trail opened in 1983.

Housed in wooden box

Heathrow. Prince Charles was sporting a beard as he arrived here this morning, in good time for tomorrow's ceremony in Westminster Abbey, when the Queen will install him as Great Master of the Order of the Bath, an order established in 1399. See Story 0922

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/98

Agency: Press Association

With an introduction by Kelsey Thornton. Published by The Cyder Press

Royal Nanny Barbara Barnes carefully steps from an Andover of the Queen's Flight with her snugly lad charge, Prince William, at Aberdeen airport today to join his parents at Balmoral. The Prince and Princess of Wales have today visited Glasgow and Edinburgh

Agency: Press Association

With an introduction by Philip W Errington. Published by The Cyder Press

Baby prince

ITN Reference: ROYAL/KENT/35

Agency: Central Press

The Princess, at the age of 15 months, is proudly held by her grandmother, The Queen Mother, at Buckingham Palace on the occasion of the third birthday of Prince Charles in 1951. King George keeps an eye on the Prince. Princess Anne wedding series: this is one of a series of photographs of Her Royal Highness Princess Anne issued for publication in connection with her forthcoming marriage to Captain Mark Phillips

Broadcast Date: September 1973

Agency: Central Press Photos

Baby Prince Charming. London, Monday. Four Royal generations are shown in this library picture, after the Buckingham Palace christening ceremony of the baby Prince Charles, future Prince of Wales, in the arms of his mother Princess Elizabeth, now Queen Elizabeth II. Alongside them, Queen Mary, the child's great grandmother, and behind her son, King George VI

Agency: Press Association

On display at the main gates of Buckingham Palace tonight is the proclamation announcing that the Princess of Wales gave birth to a son at 9.03pm tonight. Prince Charles was with her at St Mary's Hospital, Paddington, London, for the birth of their first child, which weighed 7lbs 1 1/2ozs and has blue eyes

Agency: Press Association

Annual Christmas greeting from Robert Frost. 10,760 copies printed by The Spiral Press, New York. Includes wood engravings by Thomas W Nason. This was one of the 600 copies printed with Frost's name as the sender. The poem was collected in "The Clearing" published 1962

Outlines the content for an away day held on 11 July 2006 at Westonbirt. Includes an analysis of the Trust and future development; programme for the day; paper script and CD-R containing script and PowerPoint for talk on sculpture parks research; action points from the away day for the Forest of Dean Board of Trustees

Annual Christmas greeting from Robert Frost. 9,155 copies printed by The Spiral Press, New York. Includes wood engravings by Stefan Martin. This was one of the 660 copies printed with Frost's name as the sender. The poem was collected in "The Clearing" published 1962

Davos, Switzerland. A helicopter of the Swiss Air Rescue lands with Prince Charles on board in front of the hospital of Davos (right) after an avalanche killed Hugh Lindsey on mount Gotschna. The injured Mrs Patty Palmer-Tompkinson was brought to this hospital

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Andy Mettler

Includes versus and signatures of fellow students and some later annotations describing what subsequently happened to them

Also includes letter from Jean Alderson accompanying D500, 8 January 1999

Includes autographs, poems, verse, illustrations and music written by fellow students

Includes autographs, poems, verse and illustrations by fellow students

Some loose items

Photographer unknown

Photographer unknown

Includes illustrations and verse be fellow St Mary's students and list of Cheltenham Training College staff 1903 - 1905, and card from the Old Students' Association accompanying D463

Includes information on time at St Paul’s College

With pencil annotations

Charles Goode Osbourne was previously employed by Birmingham Education Committee

Interview with Catherine Abercrombie recounting her memories of the Dymock Poets. Interviewed by Jo Stewart

"Frost in England" originally broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 26 March 1998

Catalogue for the sale of literary manuscripts, presentation books, modern drawings, pictures and relics belonging to John Drinkwater

Catalogue of the collection of old English stoneware, old English Delft, Martin-ware and continental pottery belonging to John Drinkwater

St Paul’s prospectus August 1919
St Paul’s College “Programme” 27 January 1921. Chairman Mr E F Martin. Lists songs and a play with names of participants
St Paul’s College prospectus August 1921
Programme of St Paul’s Senior Concert at The Coliseum 3 November 1921
Programme of St Paul’s Junior Concert at The Coliseum 27 January 1922 with two photographs of performers
St Paul’s College programme of a performance by The Dramatic Society 1921-1922 in The Coliseum on 8 March 1922 with three photographs of performances “Waterloo”, “In The Library”, and “Fancy Dress”
Programme of St Paul’s Staff Concert at The Coliseum 26 May 1922
Programme of Cheltenham Training College Dedication of the Memorial (1914-1918) with a copy of a photograph of the memorial window, Whit Sunday 4 June 1922
Programme of St Paul’s College Reunion sports events 1922

Indenture signed by Rupert Brooke's mother Mary Ruth Brooke assigning copyright for Brooke's works "Poems", "1914 and Other Poems", "Selected Poems", "The Old Vicarage, Grantchester", "Collected Poems", "Letters from America", and "John Webster and the Elizabethan Drama" to Gibson, Abercrombie and de la Mare according to written instruction from Rupert Brooke who died intestate. The indenture states that this letter also contained "other matters of a very private nature and has since been destroyed by the Administratix" [Mary Ruth Brooke]