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Business card of Sardine Man

Business card of Sardine Man

Printed cartoon entitled "Moving on" announcing the 2007 name change of Transport 2000 to Campaign for Better Transport, October 2007

Printed cartoon entitled "Moving on" announcing the 2007 name change of Transport 2000 to Campaign for Better Transport, October 2007

Printed copy of the homepage of the Sardine Man website

Printed copy of the homepage of the Sardine Man website

Printed copy of a 30 March 2007 blog from the Sardine Man campaign website

Printed copy of a 30 March 2007 blog from the Sardine Man campaign website

Drawing of Sardine Man for Transport 2000's Growing the Railways campaign

Drawing of Sardine Man for Transport 2000's Growing the Railways campaign

3 items

Collection of Newspapers Printed by Trafford Park Printers

2 items

Granada Television Scripts for Coronation Street

1 box

Archaeological Archive for Piccadilly Place, Manchester

7 items

Marketing and Customer Material from Bentley Motors

2 items

Publications relating to the NHS’s Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Programme

4 items

Material relating to the "Mark & Lard" Show

1 box

Archaeological Desk Based Assessment of 123-125 Liverpool Road, Manchester

1 item

Publication relating to the NHS’s Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Programme

1 newspaper article

The Daily Mail "Frankenstein food? You'll be made to like it"

2 copies (different editions)

PhD Thesis: A Survey of Radial Velocities in the Zodiacal Dust Cloud

1 item

Guinness World Records certificate awarded for most durable TV presenter and longest running TV show with same presenter for The Sky at Night

One copy of a script for the Manchester-based television show 'Coronation Street', signed by members of the cast. The script is numbered 6647 and is for a transmission date of 21 September 2007.

Signed rehearsal script for Coronation Street

Unofficial compilation CD of previously unreleased mixes of Joy Division tracks from studio recording sessions plus spoken word tracks and sound effects used by Martin Hannett on Joy Division recordings.

Martin Hannett's Personal Mixes

Transcript of oral history interviews carried out by Jon Savage with the writer Liz Naylor, the musicians Bernard Sumner and Peter Hook, the broadcaster Richard Searling and Factory office manager Lesley Gilbert.

Oral history transcript

Jon Savage's copy of Who Killed Martin Hannett by Colin Sharp, with a copy of the book's press release inserted at Chapter 13.

Who Killed Martin Hannett?

Cassette tape recording of oral history interviews carried out by Jon Savage with the musician Peter Hook.

Oral history recording

1 item

Molecular to Global Photosynthesis

1 file

National Railway Museum corporate file titled: Documentation, Policy and Procedures: Human resources learning and development - cancellation and no show policy

Cassette tape recording of oral history interviews carried out by Jon Savage with the musician Bernard Sumner, labelled Bernard Sumner #2, and with Deborah Curtis, labelled Deborah Curtis #1.

Oral history recording

Folder of photocopied transcripts of oral history interviews carried out by Jon Savage for the Grant Gee documentary, with manuscript notes relating to the Brown Owl Films edit, including JD 087 Iain Gray, pp. 1-4 & 12-16, JD 083 Lindsay Reade (1), pp. 1-10, and JD 085 Lindsay Reade (2), pp. 1-10.

Oral history transcripts

20 pages

"Opportunities and Challenges in Agricultural Biotechnology: The Decade Ahead"

Transcript of oral history interviews carried out by Jon Savage with band manager Richard Boon, film maker Malcolm Whitehead, musician Stephen Morris, graphic designer Peter Saville and broadcaster Tony Wilson.

Oral history transcript

2 pages

Newsletter - July 2006

1 item

"Public perceptions of genetically modified food and crops, and the GM Nation? Public debate on the commercialisation of agricultural biotechnology in the UK" British survey report by Wouler Poortinga and Nick F. Pidgeon

1 item

From J. K Patel regarding a draft for an issue of Outlooks on Pest Management where Trewavas' paper would be published

1 item

"Who's misunderstanding whom? Science, society and the media" Economic and Social Research Council

1 book

"Kleine Reise durch die Biotechnologie"

3 items

"Sustainable agriculture and food production: biotechnology - part of the solution" conference materials

1 item

"Some of the future new soybeans will offer both feed and human food benefits"

Draft text for Jon Savage's introduction to 1 Top Class Manager, a book about the notebooks kept by Rob Gretton as Joy Division's manager.

Draft introductory text for 1 Top Class Manager

1 item

Wageningen UR "Sustainability of current GM crop cultivation"

1 drawing

National Railway Museum corporate drawing titled: NMSI Locomotion: Hackworth House, Room 5, General Arrangement

1 item

"The use of GM crops in developing countries" Nuffield Council on Bioethics

1 book

"What on earth is biotechnology?"

A photocopy of an early version of the script for Control by Anton Corbijn.

Script for Control

Official Collector's Edition reissue of the Joy Division album Unknown Pleasures, released by Rhino Records.

Unknown Pleasures Collector's Edition

1 file

National Science and Media Museum corporate file titled: Exhibitions and Displays: Britain in Pictures foyer display

1 volume

Scrapbook No. 45, May 2004

1 item

"Good For You" Newsletter

2 items

"GM crop co-existence in perspective - a message from Bob Fiddaman"

Unofficial limited edition album featuring a Joy Division live performance recorded at the Roots Club, Leeds on 11 July 1979. All releases have sleeve information that the release is a limited edition of 150 copies with poster, but not all copies came with a poster.

Joy Division - Roots

The condition of the material is good.

Final copy of the Manchester Evening News to be printed by Trafford Park Printers

1 drawing

National Railway Museum corporate drawing titled: NMSI Locomotion: Collections Building Rainhill Trials Interactive

1 item

What's on pamphlets

1 volume

Scrapbook No. 68, May 2006