Photograph of two eights in a Cambridge University Lent bumps race on the Cam with spectators visible on the riverbanks, with description in white lettering at bottom right, '1st Trinity 4. Selwyn.' Postcard addressed to 'C. W. Woodward Esq., Plumstead S.E.' with no greeting. Postal date of 6 Mar. 1908. Jawaharlal Nehru is shown in the Trinity cox seat.

1st Trinity 4th boat went up four places in these Lent races. Other members of the Trinity boat were: bow J. B. Hales, 2. K. G. Groves, 3. L. J. Cadbury, 4. G. H. S. Pinsent, 5. M. Wynne-Jones, 6. A. S. Lloyd, 7. W. Hill; and stroke C. S. Fraser.

Includes a photograph of a London street during the Blitz taken by the Ministry of Information, and a photograph of a Staffordshire Pottery model of Trinity's Great Gate.

Fifteen photographs of unidentified street scenes and buildings.

31 photographs of street scenes and buildings. Many of the photographs carry captions on their versos.

42 photographs of street scenes, buildings, and a few interiors while on a trip to the Soviet Union with captions on the verso of each photograph.

Photograph by Studio Lisa, Welwyn Garden City.

With greetings on verso, signed by Mann.

Over 100 photographs from Barbara Nixon's schooldays at Bedales with class photographs and candid images of classmates, of interior and exterior views of Bedales buildings including the library, fives court, swimming pool, and images of theatre productions that Barbara Nixon acted in, with candids of sports events, and haying, with some images at the end of the album of family members[?]. None of the captions pasted in to the album carry captions. There are nine photographs laid in loose, one of which identifies her as Juliet in a Bedales production in June 1926, another photograph of a large group identified as 'Plebs Summer School', Whitsun, 1924, and one shows airplanes flying in formation.

With caption on the verso.

Includes a large head and shoulders portrait by an unidentified photographer; a photograph as part of the Newnham College 1st lacrosse team dated 1926-1927; two later portraits by an unidentified photographer, one portrait of her[?] in Elizabethan dress for an acting role by Norman May & Co. Ltd., Cheltenham; one photograph published in the Daily Sketch dated 3 Jan. 1931 advertising her appearance in 'Betrayal' at the Little Theatre, and two photographs taken by the Cambridge Daily News when she was much older, and another photograph of her as a little older still by an unidentified photographer.

Over 50 photographs of Dobb, a combination of portrait photographs and candid photographs, with an undated photograph presumably of him as a young man taken by Stearn & Sons, proofs of photographs from Ramsey & Muspratt, Includes six photographs taken from the shore of Dobb on a ship denied permission to dock at Esbjerg, Denmark; a photograph of Dobb lecturing an American Army unit near the end of the second World War, another showing Dobb lecturing an American air force unit somewhere near Cambridge in summer 1945; a series of portrait images, some of them duplicates, and some of them signed on the verso by Dobb and dated 21 July 1947; one photograph taken in his rooms in Nevile's Court Trinity in 1954, two taken at a conference by Frankfurt photographer Manfred A. Tripp, two taken in Prague by the Czech News Agency (ČTK). Accompanied by a letter from the Cambridge University Press returning two photographs, not specified.

Photograph in a leather travel frame.

Two photographs, one of Walter Herbert Dobb in uniform, and the second in a suit, in a leather double travel frame.

Over 80 photographs of sailing in the Norfolk Broads in the summer, a rigid airship overhead, battleships, the family house[?] Austenwood, Norfolk House School, and Charterhouse, with candid images of classmates, and detailed images for two plays he acted in at Charterhouse, one 'A Collection Will Be Made' and the other including a play programme for 'By Wireless' and a few photographs of his family.

Correspondence with G. Birkhoff, 1963, D. Blanchard, 1966-67 (bubble collapse, includes photographs and article) and Martin H. Bloom, 1967 (includes Taylor's reply).

Hill, Mary and Thompson, Hester 1965-74 (re material for a projected biography of Geoffrey Hill; includes early photographs of sailing in `Frolic', c.1931)
Hoff N.J. 1971 (book on aeronautical history)
Holttum, R.E. 1969

With photographs of unveiling of commemorative plaque by Taylor, and of members of the Boole family assembled for the occasion (identified on verso by Gabrielle Boole).

Birth, marriage, death, burial certificates.
Photographs of Taylor's grandparents (some identified by Stephanie Taylor on verso).

Franklin Medal, Franklin Institute 1962 (citation, published Report of Proceedings, photographs of the award showing Taylor, W. Lepage [President, Franklin Institute], W. von Braun [Director, Space Flight Center]. Albert Sauveur Achievement Award, American Institute of Metals 1962 (Copy of Metals Review with details and interview with Taylor - The award was presented via Telstar).

A.35 includes (loose) signed photograph of Rajah of Sarawak.

The identified items include photographs of holidays in Wales in 1934, Yorkshire in 1935, France in 1936, and Austria in 1937, as well as ‘home scenes’ and Neild’s school at Abinger Hill, in Surrey. They show Neild himself, as well as various family members and friends.

Sends photographs of the production of 'Amadeus' by the Actors' Theatre in Louisville.

Commercial print, number 26473 at bottom left.

Two prints of the same photograph with an inscription on the back mentioning Victor Spinetti's recent death and the writer's statement that 'Equus' was still the highlight of his long career.