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Post Office Telegram - 'The best of the best'.

Photographs of the ceremony on 18 May 2001, with proof sheets of the ceremony, formal photographs in folders, accompanied by order forms, receipt, and the original envelope. There are 6 sheets of proofs of the ceremony itself, close up images of Shaffer and Prince Charles. There are 11 formal photographs just after the investiture, 4 of them of the same pose; 4 of those who accompanied Peter, including his brother Brian. Photographer: Charles Green.

Organisation for European Economic Co-operation, (Nuclear Energy Secretariat), 2 Rue Andre-Pascal, Paris XVIe - Holiday in Vittel; coverage of Brian [Glanville?]'s novel; spent a week with Jim Mossman's editor C. R. Coote; hopes to hear from Peter that he is planning to visit.

Asks if he would like to participate in Victor [Spinetti]'s memorial service.

A Christmas and New Year's card; wrote her graduation thesis on Peter at Waseda University; is looking forward to seeing 'Amadeus' in the theatre; encloses 8 photographs of Peter and herself [?] and [Robert Leonard?], and another woman and man, as well as Peter wearing two different kimonos.

Reviews of schoolbooks, Andreas Mayor doing well at Clifton: [Woodstock Road, Oxford]

Partial typescript draft belonging to Richard Welsh [of Hallmark Hall of Fame], with revisions in Shaffer's hand and at least two others suggesting radical cuts to the script. Script lacks pp. 69-191, and the last page(s).

Typescript revised and MS in Shaffer's hand about a couple named George and Bessie Mansfield who are in a Magistrate's Court and explain that they re-enact the execution of historical figures.

A duplication of revisions to a printed Samuel Black playscript.

Contains both original newsprint cuttings and photomechanical copies, and an entire issue of the Style section of the 31 Jan. 1975 issue of The Washington Post, the Feb. 1975 issue of Vogue, the 1 Sept. 1975 issue of the Roche Report, Frontiers of Psychiatry, and two tv programme transcripts.

Monkhill House, near Pontefract. - Rev. Davy of Knottingley a deserving candidate for a better appointment.

A clipping sent by H. W. Underwood, from 'The Graphic' of September 9, 1905 depicting a rain-making rite.

Letter from Reay dated 10 Apr. 1917

Moxon and Robson have appropriated land due to writer after death of John Harrison; will Milnes intercede with his father

Relief halftone, Cambridge Portrait Gallery No. 13 in the Supplement to the Gownsman