2 pages of notes, headed 'Put Back in Book...' and 'Prints to do', written by Tony Ray-Jones in May 1971. The list outlines which prints would be included in a suggested book on the English at leisure. There are 26 in the main list, and four more added in the top right hand corner. Ray Jones died before his book project could be finalised, but a posthumous version 'A Day Off' was developed and published in 1974. 2 pages of notes 1971
Comic, 'SMACK IN THE EYE', issue 3, produced by the Lifeline Project Limited, Manchester, 1987-1992 'Smack in the Eye' comic, issue 3 1987-1992
Three page handwritten list of subscribers to 'Sun Pictures in Scotland', c 1845. List of subscribers to Sun Pictures in Scotland 1844-1848
Postcard from 1972. The front is publicity for Tony Ray-Jones's exhibition 'Photographs of the English' at the San Francisco Museum of Art from 8 February to 12 March 1972. The front shows Ray-Jones's photograph 'Derby Day, Epson' from 1967. The reverse is blank. Postcard advertising Tony Ray-Jones exhibition in San Francisco 1972
Postcard sent in February 1972. On the front is publicity for Tony Ray-Jones's exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Art, on the reverse is a personal message from Tony Ray-Jones to Barry Lane. Postcard from Tony Ray-Jones to Barry Lane 1972
Four transfers of the Isle of Man Railway Company crest, featuring an image of a Beyer Peacock locomotive. Isle of Man Railway, c.1950. Four Isle of Man Railway Company transfers circa 1950
Seven printed items relating to the history of and 150th anniversary of the Liverpool & Manchester Railway. Includes photocopies of original items made in 1830-1835. Various makers, 1976-1980. Seven printed items relating to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway. 1976-1980
A newspaper cutting relating to the 1927 World Height Record for a Light Aircraft piloted by Mrs Elliot-Lynn, attained in an Avro Avian. Newspaper Cutting - Four Miles High 1927-10-09
A collection of 41 items of ephemera and personal memorabilia relating to Albert Bernard Barth (1872-1951) who traded as Bert Bernard, Bioscope operator, cinema distributor and manager, 1897-1965. Ephemera relating to Albert Bernard Barth
The collection consists of a postcard showing Park Works, seven pages from a photograph album containing twenty-eight photographs and postcards, a signed menu card from the retirement dinner of Herbert Taylor (Director of the Electrical Dept and member of the Board), a modern Christmas card showing Park Works, a compliments slip, and a booklet entitled "A Record of the Part Taken by All Employees during the Great War 1914-1919." Collection of Tom Goring's Mather & Platt Ephemera 1900-1950
Four items of promotional literature relating to the manufacture and sale of bicycles and motorcycles and components. Advertisements for bicycle and motorcycle components. 1913-1920
Two original advertisements taken from a magazine, for Royal Ruby bicycles. Advertisements for Royal Ruby Bicycles 1914
A letter from photographer Bill Brandt (1904-1983) to photography writer and critic Ainslie Ellis (1920-1997) paying tribute to the photographer Tony Ray-Jones (1941-1972). Letter from Bill Brandt to Ainslie Ellis 1972-06-02
Ephemera related to the Williamson MK III race finish camera. Includes examples of photographs taken by and of the camera. Ephemera Related to Williamson Race Finish Camera
Selection of documents, posters, photographs and other ephemera relating to the career of Charles Pulfrey Metcalfe (1883-1970), cinema exhibitor, in the north of England between 1914 and 1955. Ephemera realting to life of Charles Pulfrey Metcalfe 1914-1955
Collection of printed ephemera relating to the anaesthesiology collection. Printed ephemera relating to the anaesthesiology collection
[Ephemera, 1926-1945, relating to the British Red Cross Society, Blood Transfusion Service. 71 items; most relate to contributions to the Service made by Miss E.C. Whitford over 18 years] Ephemera, 1926-1945, relating to the British Red Cross Society 1926-1945
[Printed ephemera (prospectus, adverts, receipts, correspondence, re courses in carriage building at The (London) Polytechnic, Regent Street. 1898-1902. The correspondence is with H.J.Butler of Shepherds Bush, a student, and later an assistant on the Polytechnic carriage building course. 11 items] Printed ephemera 1898-1902
Archival ephemera relating to William Cudworth, Engineer, Stockton & Darlington Railway and North Eastern Railway, consisting of photographs, ledgers, lecture notes and two rolls of paper. Archival ephemera relating to William Cudworth
Collection of ephemera relating to Alphian and Adey portable radios Ephemera relating to Alphian and Adey radios
Collection of ephemera from Inter-City On Board Services Collection of ephemera from Inter-City On Board Services circa 1966-1997
A copy of 'Photo News Weekly' from 29 March 1972. The headline on the front page is 'Tony Ray-Jones Dies'; below is an obituary of Tony Ray-Jones (1941-1972). Tony Ray Jones obituary, Photo News Weekly, 1972 1972-03-29
This scrapbook contains a cover and 18 loose pages with historic postcards of different seaside locations around England. The cover and pages have been detached from each other. There is also a cache of loose seaside postcards. These are mostly humorous cartoons. The postcards were collected and arranged in the scrapbook by Tony Ray Jones, c.1968. Scrapbook of historic postcards circa 1968
'England by the Sea' maquette, made by Tony Ray-Jones in 1969-1970. This is a spiral bound sketchbook with 54 pages. It contains 37 photographs by Tony Ray-Jones pasted into the sketchbook, along with a hand drawn title page, and pages of dummy text. England by the Sea - book maquette 1969-1970
Collection of photographs, albums, negatives and ephemera assembled and prepared by Patrick McCoy. Includes 14 framed colour photographs from the series 'The People's Taxis'. Collection of photographs, albums, negatives and ephemera assembled by Patrick McCoy 1996
This note is headed 'GET MORE DEPTH TO PRINTS...' and was written by Tony Ray-Jones in about 1969. The note states how to get 'more interesting prints'. Get more depth to prints... circa 1969
This note is headed 'LOVERS ON BOAT...' and was written by Tony Ray-Jones in about 1969. Lovers on boat... circa 1969
Filofax notebook written by Tony Ray-Jones. Ballpoint pen on paper, 1965 to 1969. Filofax Notebook 1965-1969
Comic, 'SMACK IN THE EYE', issue 6, produced by the Lifeline Project Limited, Manchester, 1987-1992 'Smack in the Eye', issue 6 1987-1992
Comic, 'SMACK IN THE EYE', best of edition, produced by the Lifeline Project Limited, Manchester, 1987-1992 'Smack in the Eye' comic 1987-1992
Comic, 'SMACK IN THE EYE', issue 7, produced by the Lifeline Project Limited, Manchester, 1987-1992 'Smack in the Eye', issue 7 1987-1992
A collection of material celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the railway. Original copy of Catalogue of The Railway Exhibition, St George's Hall 1933. Liverpool and Manchester Railway Anniversary Beer Mats. Poster of Locomotives taking part in the 1829 trials. Franked postcard of Entrance into Manchester across Water Street. Notelet "Entrance to The Liverpool & Manchester Railway". Reproduction of Railway Company £25 Share Certificate. Postcards of "A Train of First Class Carriages". Postcards of "A Train of Waggons with Goods Ec Ec" Strips of 5 12p stamps depicting carriages and waggons. Post Office First Day Cover - Liverpool & Manchester Railway. The Great Railway Exposition - Posted at Liverpool Road Station First Day Cover - 150th Anniversary Rainhill Trials Unstamped First Day Cover envelopes Poster "The Liverpool & Manchester Railway 1830" Post Office Stamps Collection of ephemera issued to commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the opening of the Liverpool & Manchester Railway. 1933-1979
Drawn by Tait and the lithographic prints produced by Day & Haghe. Desrciptive history written by Edwin Butterworth. Also enclosed are the title page for "Six Coloured Views on The Liverpool And Manchester Railway" dated 1831 and "Coloured Views on The Liverpool and Manchester Railway" with descriptive text dated 1832. Views on The Manchester & Leeds Railway, Drawn From Nature, and on Stone, by A. F. Tait 1832-1845
Letter , comprising of 3 pages, from Tony Ray-Jones to James B Wright at Macmillan & Co. The subject is a suggested book proposal on the English. The letter is dated April 16, 1969. Letter from Tony Ray-Jones to James B. Wright 1969-04-16
[Collection of printed ephemera, 1902-1926, relating to the founders of Rolls-Royce Ltd. / collected by Miss Florence Caswell, Rolls's secretary. 1 folder] Collection of printed ephemera 1902-1926
Photograph of men beside a bi-plane, possibly at South Shore aerodrome; pro forma expenses claim form for staff, pilots, mechanics, etc employed by A V Roe & Co Ltd; letter to the Commandant at Kimnel Camp requesting items for a raffle, 1919. Collection of Ephemera relating to A V Roe and Co Ltd 1919
Large trunk containing JWD’s filing trays, containing: Original typescript of ‘The Serial Universe’; two autograph drafts (in narrative and dramatic form) of ‘The Jumping Lions of Borneo’; together with correspondence with A.P. Watt and Faber & Faber (Richard de la Mare) regarding its publication, related press cuttings and ‘fan mail’, 1937; autograph draft of Dunne’s children’s story ‘St George and the Witches’ (including two notebooks), and carbon-copy typescript; typescripts of odd chapters of ‘An Experiment With Time’ including appendix to fourth edition; typescript of privately distributed article ‘The Only Way Out’ (24 February 1936) and related correspondence (including with Faber); correspondence with Dunne’s agents A.P. Watt and various publishers about several works including articles and ‘St George and the Witches’, 1938; correspondence with the natural philosopher Professor Herbert Dingle and the editors of the Observer and Nature (including copy letters by Dunne) regarding Dingle’s review of ‘The Serial Universe’, 1936; general correspondence regarding ‘An Experiment With Time’ and ‘The New Immortality’, including a letter by J.B. Priestley (2 June 1937, with copy of Dunne’s reply) and another by Rudyard Kipling (1 January 1935); correspondence relating to a BBC television programme, 7 December 1937, including script; other correspondence about telepathy (with J.R.M. Vaughan), determinism, Freud, serialism etc.; letters and press cuttings relating to Dunne’s lectures and articles on dreams and telepathy, 1930s; several folders of autograph formulae and drafts, with comments and headings in red pencil, e.g. ‘Atomicity Solution’ and ‘Intuitive Knowledge of Space and Time’, 1933-36; two envelopes relating to World War I containing letters from Dunne’s mother and recommendations for employment; group of material relating to World War II including a copy of a letter to Colonel Ramsden regarding bacterial warfare (1939), a typescript by Dunne of ‘Suggestions relating to Transportable Road Blocks’, and printed material including Instructions to Local Defence Volunteers; personal accounts including trustees and executorship accounts, 1937-8; together with some miscellaneous material (e.g. correspondence about drawing supplies, etc.) J W Dunne Archive: Large trunk containing JWD’s filing trays, containing: Original typescript of ‘The Serial Universe’ 1930-1939
Collection of photographs, drawings and documents relating to the Scophony television system, developed by Joshua Sieger. Photographs, drawings and documents relating to Scophony Television
Collection of ephemeral items relating to the Manchester music scene 1978-1986: 1. Hacienda Newsletter No.6; 2. Contact sheet of three photos of Manchester punk band The Worst, taken by Jon Savage, January 1978; 3. Original 10x8 print of Howard Devoto of Magazine performing I Love You, You Big Dummy at Magazine's first gig at the Last Night of the Electric Circus, taken by Jon Savage, October 1977; 4. Photocopy taken from a letter written by Tony Wilson to Malcolm McLaren about the Sex Pistols' non appearance on So It Goes, late summer 1977; 5. Programme for The Different Kitchen exhibition at the Cornerhouse, July 1986, which exhibited commercial art created by Peter Saville, Malcolm Garrett, Jon Savage, Trevor Johnson, Richard Boon, Linder and others between 1976 & 1986. The programme provides biographical information about the exhibitors; 6. Nine issues of City Fun, two with covers designed by Jon Savage. City Fun documented and informed the music scene in Manchester in the late 70s and early 80s 7. Boxed set of postcards reproducing early Factory posters and publicity shots, issued in 1986; 8. FAC145 Christmas card sent by Alan Erasmus to Jon Savage, signed by Erasmus; 9. Jon Savage's credit card style Hacienda membership card; 10. Two copies of Girl Trouble, Paul Morley's fanzine about the Manchester music scene in the late 1970s. These copies contain contributions from Jon Savage and Richard Boon (Buzzcocks manager and head of New Hormones record label - the first independent punk record label, started in Manchester); 11. Poster for The Different Kitchen exhibition at the Cornerhouse, July 1986; 12. Original compilation cassettes for the Joy Division Heart & Soul CD release and a first edition of the box set still in its shrink-wrap; 13. Artwork for a flyer for a gig that never happened, featuring The Worst, signed by Jon Savage. Collection of ephemeral items relating to the Manchester music scene 1978-1986 1978-1986
