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First list on headed notepaper of Morice, Toller & Blakesley, solicitors. Headed 'Letters of W. B. Donne to J. W. Blakesley'. In ink, with pencil annotations in another hand [that of Anthony Chenevix Trench?]. Note in original hand at end 'All but those marked + were arranged in dated packets by J. W. B. Those undated in letter were accordingly dated by me in red ink (M. B. [Margaret Blakesley]) and all sent (except that of Apr. 1 1877) to Mrs H. Barham Johnson [grandchild of William Bodham Donne], June 8th 1903'

Second list typed, with MS annotations. Heading 'Letters of William Bodham Donne to J. W. B.'. By Anthony Chenevix Trench [?]. Notes the loan of 79 letters to Catherine Barham Johnson by Margaret Blakesley in June 1803, and that Mrs Johnson 'published 21 of these letters, but none fully, in her William Bodham Donne and his Friends, returning the packet in 1905. 'E. H. B. [Elizabeth Holmes Blakesley?] "Weeded" 14 letters, including 2 which had been published in part by Mrs Johnson. I found 10 other Donne letters in other places, so that there are now 75 in the oacket, arranged chronologically so far as possible'. Notes on 15 of the letters.

Remarks on the nature of psychological concepts. Noted at the front “In diesem Band kommt auf 10 oder 20 Seiten nicht mehr als ein halbwege gutter Abschnitt”

Remarks on the nature of psychological concepts. Begins 'Sowie wir hier ein Schema verwenden...'

Remarks on the nature of psychological concepts. Some coded remarks. Begins 'Sagt man nicht von dem, man kenne es...'

Remarks on the nature of psychological concepts. Begins 'Wenn das wahr ist, daß wir die Art...'

Remarks on the nature of psychological concepts. Begins 'Warum sagt man "Er weiß, was er meint"?'

First notebook concerned with the nature of psychological concepts. Noted at the front: “Dieses Schreibbuch enthalt fast nur schlechte Satze. Manche von ihnen aber konnen zu besseren Satzen Anregung geben. Die meisten sind blosser Abfall.”

Minute-book style notebook with drafts for the foreword of the Philosophical Investigations in the index section at the front. Text begins 'Vorwort. In dem Folgendem teile ich Gedanken mit..'

Begins 'Wenn ich nun sage "Ich erwarte"...'

Notebook containing two distinct texts. The first part is not paginated by Wittgenstein. The second, paginated 1-228 and being continued in the first part of Ms 115 is a revision of part of The Big Typescript. p 21 includes a section containing 3 remarks pasted-in. The Grosses Format (MS-140) is a further reworking of part of this text.

Used by Wittgenstein while engaged in war-time work. Some coded remarks

Begins 'Nun was würde er ein bloßes Denken...'

Begins 'Kann man sagen, daß der Begriff...'

Continuation of MS-120

Notebook containing remarks on the foundations of mathematics. Continued in MS-117. Some coded remarks.

Continuation of MS 119 containing numerous coded remarks. Heading, '[Fortsetzung des Heftes XV]...'