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Manuscript & typescript papers of Tim Webb Ware without accompanying correspondence

"Lichfield and Chichester", by Lord Stewartby, typescript, two pages (recto only), undated but datable to no later than 2007 when the published version of the paper appeared in the British Numismatic Journal, vol. 77 (2007), pp. 281-282, and probably to 2006 on the basis of other relevant material in the archive (see related units of description).
There are four pieces of photographic material attached:
(a) large sheet (slightly larger than A4) with images of the same gold coin in colour and black & white, including one set of enlarged colour images and two enlarged colour details.
(b) enlarged colour image of coin (darker version) on postcard-sized sheet.
(c) enlarged colour image of coin (lighter version) on postcard-sized sheet.
(d) two sets of black & white images of the same coin plus an enlarged black & white detail of a portion of the inscription.

"Richard II – a neglected reign", by Tim Webb Ware, typescript, ten plus three further unique pages on ten plus three folios plus a duplicate copy of the last page. The paper focuses on the gold nobles of Richard II (1377-dep. 1399) and the sequence of issues. There is a note pencilled in on the first page, upper right corner, which reads "TWW 1/92". There are ten pages of text plus the following additional illustrative pages:
(a) Richard II : noble dies
(b) Richard II Lettering
(c) Coinage of Richard II 1377-1399 (nobles), illustrating the coins, with additional copy of the same; both copies have annotations

"The Coinage of Richard III", by Tim Webb Ware, typescript, eleven pages on eleven folios, summarising the coinage of Richard during his twenty-six month reign, from 26 June 1483 until his death on 22 August 1485. The paper is "signed" on the last page, in typescript, "TGWW 6/87". On the first page, in the upper right corner, there is a note pencilled in: "TWW BNS 23.6.87".