George McKerrow had collaborated with Taylor and Farren in The CQR Anchor company, in which he was mainly responsible for manufacture and marketing. He was also a keen sailor, and on retirement from Metropolitan-Vickers he settled at Glencaird and maintained a regular correspondence with Taylor whom he addressed as Skipper. His own letters are signed Jock. It is clear that Taylor kept up the correspondence on his side, but none of his letters are preserved.
The 1933 letter discusses the manufacture and testing of the CQR Anchor, and there are references to this and related matters passim in the later correspondence.
TAYL/A/157
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1933, 1962-1975
Part of Papers of Sir Geoffrey Taylor (G. I. Taylor)
TAYL/A/74
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1969
Part of Papers of Sir Geoffrey Taylor (G. I. Taylor)
Letters from Bertha Jeffreys, Harold Jeffreys, Geoffrey Keynes, T. Knox-Shaw, Dietrich Küchemann, N. Kurti, David Lane, Jill Levetus, Casimir Lewy, James Lighthill, Ben Lockspeiser, Andrew McFadyean, George McKerrow, David Martin, Eleanor Megaw, Dora Middleton, Keith Moffatt, and Morien Morgan.
THMG/J/78
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1934–39
Part of Papers of Sir George Paget Thomson
Includes correspondence re electron microscope built for Imperial College by Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Co. Ltd., with the aid of a grant from the Royal Society.