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Includes some correspondence from Helen Thomas to Watson. Includes family news and discussions on Edward Thomas

Refers to tribute Helen Thomas by Rowland Watson at her funeral. Includes Victoria Wine newsletter with piece on Edward Thomas and copy of letter from Alan T Foreman to Myfanwy regarding her childhood at Otford

Published by the National Union of Teachers, London

Published by The Sunday School Union

Handwritten with a loose sheet

Includes accompanying note from Grace Reeves, 1 August 1987

Marine Sergeant Alan Starling (30) flanked by Wren Steward Mandy Platt (20) and Naval Chief Petty Officer Trevor Spicer (39), who stand next to one of two identical Royal Wedding Cakes, at the Royal Naval Cookery School, HMS Raleigh, at Torpoint. Two cakes have been made in case of disaster during transportation to Buckingham Palace

Broadcast Date: 21 July 1986

Agency: Press Association

Includes collar and cuffs, experimental weaving, blanket and herringbone stitches, tacking stitches, inkle weaving and tablet weaving. Also includes St Mary's College blazer badge. Also includes postcards with pictures of Fullwood Park and St Paul's College Chapel

Includes accompanying note by her daughter Ida

Awarded by Bishop Otter College, Chichester

Contains samples of needlework, paper patterns and accompanying notes

Includes hand-drawn diagrams, mounted and loose paper templates and examples of fabric and needlework. With pencil annotations

Includes letter from Margaret Rawling, August 1988

With examples of fabric and patterns attached

Includes samples of material and patterns attached

With patterns and fabric attached. Also paper entitled “First lesson in Herring boning”

Photographer unknown

Agency: Unknown

Refers to any known recordings of Meyerstein's voice

Sculpture: Raw (2001 - present)

Leaflet for exhibition of "Twentieth Century Sculpture"

Published by J M Dent & Sons Limited, London

A parody of "New Numbers" set in Much Marcle, April 1940

London. The newly-wed Prince and Princess of Wales wave out of the train window as the locomotive 'Broadlands', named by Prince Charles's late grandfather Lord Mountbatten, pulls out of Waterloo station en route for Romsey. They are to spend the first few days at Broadlands before joining the Britannia at Gibraltar for a Mediterranean cruise

Agency: Press Association