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Includes papers by Taunt including correspondence with some of his former pupils, note book containing facts about his life, copies of memorial address given by Jim Roseblade in memory of Taunt, 20th November 2004; correspondence with London Mathematical Society relating to obituary for Taunt to appear in their journal; autobiographical notes by Taunt concerning his time at Bletchley Park

Consists of photocopies and reprints of articles (some sent to Bronowski from de Solla Price), with an envelope listing the contents. Includes a booklet containing de Solla Price's lecture on 'The Difference between Science and Technology' (given for the International Edison Birthday Celebration, Dallas, Texas, 10 Feb 1968).

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Descant arrangement from the Paderborn Gesangbuch (1765), for organ, in G major.

Descant. Arrangement by Peter Hurford. For organ and voices. Monkland. In C major (metronome marking: minim = 136).

Descant "Westminster Abbey" in B flat major and other unfinished sketches.

Two Interesting letters from W. Nairne and F.J.F. Jackson, both September 1893, describing the parish physically and financially, after Godden's death, and a third letter from a previous Vicar Osmond Fisher, December 1894, with a sketch-map of the parish.

Letters from the Vicar, W.W. Godden, and descriptions of the parish after his death

Includes basic history of Chapel and chapel windows and proposed plans and drawings for conservation.

Colour drawing of the attic floor plan of a design for a Villa on Hills Road for Mr Arthur John Gray

Colour drawing of the first floor plan of a design for a Villa on Hills Road for Mr Arthur John Gray

Colour drawing of the front elevation of a design for a Villa on Hills Road for Mr Arthur John Gray

Colour drawing of the ground floor plan of a design for a Villa on Hills Road for Mr Arthur John Gray

Colour drawing of sections AB; CD; and EF of a design for a Villa on Hills Road for Mr Arthur John Gray

Designs on both sides of a single piece of tracing paper for proposed candle sconces, the only difference being the finial being a flower in one design and a cockerel on the other. Flap showing cockerel design also has part design of, possibly, a lectern on reverse

Shows elevations and cross section of gate and surrounding brick and stone work. Coloured with watercolour

Christmas card with wood engraving showing detail of the end of the Master's Stall in the Chapel

Shows elevation and plan of detail entrance design

Sent to Bronowski by Partington, with a letter.

2 sheets from the Master, Fellows, and Scholars of Jesus College to Francis, Francis, Collin, and Peile regarding costs with respect to obtaining schedule A values for assessing fines for fresh Leases, arrears of rent, cost of entering into College Register and Stamps for leases of properties of Grammar Road, tenancy of land at Great Wilbraham, miscellaneous charges, and costs incidental to swers and works on land next to Cherryhindon Road.

1 sheets from the Master, Fellows, and Scholars of Jesus College to Francis, Francis, Collin, and Peile describing a check to their bank account of £48 16s 7d and a record of rent of Farm at Elmstead of £48 16s 7d.

regarding costs with respect to obtaining schedule A values for assessing fines for fresh Leases, arrears of rent, cost of entering into College Register and Stamps for leases of properties of Grammar Road, tenancy of land at Great Wilbraham, miscellaneous charges, and costs incidental to swers and works on land next to Cherryhindon Road.

Sheet of calculations relating to insurance on College properties, due Xmas 1904.

"Determining the silver content of coins non-destructively using neutron activation analysis", by Adon A. Gordus and Jere L. Bacharach, typescript (photocopy), eight pages on four folios (recto & verso), dated September 1967, with two tables, and black & white illustrations. The studies described in the paper were undertaken as part of Jere Bacharach's research towards the PhD. The coins that provided the basis for the research were all Muslim issues from the collection of the Francis W. Kelsey Museum of Archaeology, University of Michigan. There were three distinct groups of coins: (1) silver dirhams from the mint al-Wāsiṭ in the names of Umayyad al-Walīd I (AH 86-96 / 705-715 AD) and Hishām (AH 105-125 / 724-742 AD); (2) silver dirhams of Cairo in the names of earliest Baḥrī sultans of Egypt: Aybak (AH 648-655 / 1250-1257 AD), Alī (AH 655-657 / 1257-1259 AD), Quṭuz (AH 657-658 / 1259-1260) and Baybars I (AH 658-676 / 1260-1277); and (3) silver dirhams of Damascus in the name of the Circassian ruler Barsbāy (AH 825-841 / 1422-1437).

Consists of a [pre-publication] copy of 'The synaptic basis of memory' and reprints of other articles (some with other authors, and one sent to Bronowski by Deutsch), with an envelope listing the articles.

Minutes, agendas and associated papers