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The Rastrick Notebook

The Rastrick Notebook

1829
James Lovelock’s notes for a lecture about detecting life on other planets

James Lovelock’s notes for a lecture about detecting life on other planets

1966
Notebook P

Notebook P

1844-1845
James Lovelock’s early drafts of Gaia: A New Look at Life on Earth

James Lovelock’s early drafts of Gaia: A New Look at Life on Earth

1970
Sir Victor Horsley's laboratory notebook

Sir Victor Horsley's laboratory notebook

1904-1905
James Lovelock’s ‘Ideas’ notebook

James Lovelock’s ‘Ideas’ notebook

circa 2000
Southern Rail Booking Clerk notebook and photo

Southern Rail Booking Clerk notebook and photo

1940-1943
Notebooks on physiology and anatomy courses as part of occupational therapy training

Notebooks on physiology and anatomy courses as part of occupational therapy training

1957
Laboratory notebook, England, 1980-1984

Laboratory notebook, England, 1980-1984

1980-1984
Notebook Q

Notebook Q

1844-1845
Buff, lab notebook `C Ag III. Feb 1981'

Buff, lab notebook `C Ag III. Feb 1981'

"Ideas" book on tapesty, 1906-1923. Part of the Morton Collection.

"Ideas" book on tapesty, 1906-1923. Part of the Morton Collection.

Notebook and pen from the 1983 Beecham Colloquia

Notebook and pen from the 1983 Beecham Colloquia

1983
Notebook, 'Details of a 10" Spark Induction Coil' by Russell J Reynolds, 1896

Notebook, 'Details of a 10" Spark Induction Coil' by Russell J Reynolds, 1896

1896
Notebook made out by R.S.E Hannay showing analysis of various F.N.F trials

Notebook made out by R.S.E Hannay showing analysis of various F.N.F trials

A6 blue hardbacked notebook given to heart transplant receipents at Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust to record their daily doses of medication post transplant, owned by a person who had a heart transplant charting their medication from the days prior to their transplant and post-operation

Notebook given to heart transplant recipients

2010-2014
Manuscript notebook compiled by C. F. Dendy Marshall, "Robert Stephenson & Co. Ltd. List of Locomotives." Contains a rough running list of the locomotives made by Robert Stephenson & Co., with various other notes, references etc. including extracts from various books, reports etc. re Stephenson locomotives. The book has been used from both the back and the front.

Robert Stephenson & Co. Ltd. List of Locomotives

Notebook of Cyril A. Harrison, First World War overseas ambulance train / hospital train number 16. Written by Harrison during his service as a Medical Orderly (M.O.) serving number 16 ambulance train 14 August 1915 - 30 Jan 1919. Harrison was a member of the Friends Ambulance Unit (FAU). The FAU were conscientious objectors (C.O.) who staffed entire ambulance trains (as well as carrying out other medical non combat duties) during the World War One (WW1). The notebook includes tables containing names of FAU staff who served on the ambulance train under headings 'French B' and 'English', possibly a rota system for train work; religious quotations and notes regarding peace; medical notes e.g. 'notes on the blood'; a number of pages listing French Language practice, presumably French was being learnt for use during ambulance train service.

Notebook of Cyril A. Harrison, First World War overseas ambulance train number 16

1915
Notebook, with Mauchline ware cover, wooden, depicting "Locomotion No. 1", manufactured in 1875 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Stockton & Darlington Railway. Inscribed on reverse "The First Engine Employed on a Public Railway, built by George Stephenson, Engineer, 1825".

Mauchline Ware notebook with Locomotion No. 1

1875
[Ms. notebook of Timothy Hackworth, 1827 Sept-1828 Sept. Contains notes of happenings on the Stockton and Darlington Railway in its early days. It records that the Royal George locomotive (the only one with a name at that time) started work on 29 Nov 1827 and broke down on 13 Dec. Also that No.1 locomotive (afterwards known as Locomotion) exploded at Aycliffe Lane while taking in water on 1 Jul 1828, killing its driver, John Cree. Inside cover bears name 'James Dixon, Darlington'. Bears some later notes, post Hackworth's death, by subsequent owner]

Notebook of Timothy Hackworth, 1827-1828

1827-1828
Filofax notebook written by Tony Ray-Jones. Ballpoint pen on paper, 1965 to 1969.

Filofax Notebook

1965-1969
[Ms. laboratory notebook of 'works orders' for 14-c compounds / Radiochemical Centre. 1948 Nov-1954 Aug. See also inv. nos. 1977-236 & 237 (MS 1382)]

Ms. laboratory notebook of 'works orders' for 14-c compounds

1948-1954
Notebook, paper with leather-covered card covers, notebook of John Harrison, Peterborough, 3 February 1864. Appears to be a railway engineer's commonplace book. Includes rules for solving problems with safety valves, experiments on pressure gauge accuracy in various locomotives, calculations on horsepower, notes on various pumping engines, notes on materials, specification of a six-wheeled coupled goods engine, etc. Some of the entries note their sources.

Notebook of John Harrison

1864
Three notebooks used by Mark Levy whilst studying at the Ecole d’horlogerie, part of the technicum of La Chaux de Fonds Switzerland.

Notebooks used by Mark Levy whilst studying at the Ecole d’horlogerie

'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
"Ideas" notebook by James Morton, Sundour Trials, processes etc., 1910-1928. Part of the Morton Collection.

"Ideas" notebook by James Morton

Notebook with handwritten notes, containing a variety of invention ideas, by James Lovelock, no date. Includes diagrams for a ‘heat of absorption detector’ and ‘gas tank sensor’, interspersed with some more playful ideas such as a ‘Dalek destroyer’. The notebook is a narrow spiral bound notebook; modern paper; ballpoint pen ink and pencil .

James Lovelock’s inventions notebook

Notebook containing the transcript of a lecture on photography given in 1886 by the Reverand Vero Charles Deiffels, Vicar of Prescot Parish Church.

Notebook containing the transcript of a lecture on photography given in 1886 by the Reverand Vero Charles Deiffels

Notebook marked ’29-32’ ‘Larissa’ containing handwritten interview questions, responses and other notes, all anonymised, recorded as part of a project investigating student relationships and loneliness during the COVID-19 pandemic at the University of Sheffield, UK, 2020-2021.

notebook

2020-2021
Notebook marked ‘5-8’ ‘Ray’ containing handwritten interview questions, responses and other notes, all anonymised, recorded as part of a project investigating student relationships and loneliness during the COVID-19 pandemic at the University of Sheffield, UK, 2020-2021.

notebook

2020-2021
Maquette 'England By The Sea' and associated notebook and workbook belonging to Tony Ray-Jones

England By The Sea

Notebook marked ’41-44’ ‘Evelyn’ containing handwritten interview questions, responses and other notes, all anonymised, one page of which has been removed, recorded as part of a project investigating student relationships and loneliness during the COVID-19 pandemic at the University of Sheffield, UK, 2020-2021.

notebook

2020-2021
Notebook marked ’45-48’ ‘Claire’ containing handwritten interview questions, responses and other notes, all anonymised, recorded as part of a project investigating student relationships and loneliness during the COVID-19 pandemic at the University of Sheffield, UK, 2020-2021.

notebook

2020-2021
Notebook, paper bound with leather, North British Railway Locomotive Notebook, circa 1890s to 1931. Records details of NBR locomotives - number, built by, date, class, cylinders, wheels coupled, wheel diameter. Contains substantial additions and updates recording rebuilds, condemnations etc. under the LNER. The end of the book also contains lists of engines by class with various details such as delivery date etc.

North British Railway Locomotive Notebook

circa 1890s-1931
Notebook, paper with card covers covered in varnished linen, notebook of Driver William Holbrey, circa 1926 to 1927. The notebook contains training notes and technical instructions for operating steam locomotives. This is followed by diary-style entries noting trains worked, locomotive numbers, crew names, where working etc., from 25 August 1926 to 18 Aug. 1927. The back of the book contains a a briefer work log, from 10 Jan. 1926 to 24 Sep. 1927. The training notes appear to pre-date the log entries. Driver Holbrey worked for the Great Central Railway and then the London & North Eastern Railway, at Neepsend and Darnall sheds.

Notebook of Driver William Holbrey

circa 1926-1927
[Ms. notebook on air reconnaissance kept by member of Royal Flying Corps / A.R. Russell. ca.1916-1917. 1 vol., chiefly comprising notes on aspects of aerial photography, with diagrams, photos etc stuck in. On front inside board are 'Instructions for Camera type "L"'/The Williamson Kinematograph Co. Ltd., London. Tipped in (now in two accompanying slipcases) are ts. 'Notes on organization, equipment and training for photography', 'Notes on oblique photography', 'Standing instructions for photographic sections - home stations', printed 'Notes on photography as practised in the Royal Flying Corps in the B.E.F.' (24p) 1916, envelope of 'Diagrams [photos] issued by S.O.P.', etc. The RFC's Training Division School of Photography was at Farnborough, Hants. (Possibly formerly on inventory as 1950-386/19). See also MS 646, inv. no. 1950-386/9]

Ms. notebook on air reconnaissance kept by member of Royal Flying Corps

circa 1916-1917
Laboratory notebook dated April 1858 - April 1862, of Sir William Crookes, in which the first observation of the thallium green spectroscope line was recorded in March 1861. One of a collection of thirty-one specimens illustrating the discovery of thallium, and, two books belonging to Sir William Crookes, England, 1858-1862

Laboratory notebook, April 1858 - April 1862

1858-1862
Notebook marked ’17-20’ ‘Lauren’ containing handwritten interview questions, responses and other notes, all anonymised, recorded as part of a project investigating student relationships and loneliness during the COVID-19 pandemic at the University of Sheffield, UK, 2020-2021.

notebook

2020-2021
Small black notebook, labeled 'Europe and Rest of the World', containing A-Z directory of contacts: photographers; agencies; magazines; prganisations; shopes and various other; 1 magazine cutting 'Top 100 Non-American World Films'.

address book, Europe and rest of the world

Dark brown A5 notebook, used by Kate Bingham during her time as Chair of the UK Vaccine Taskforce, 2020

Notebook used by Kate Bingham when Chair of the UK Vaccine Taskforce

2017-2020
[Note book used during Ernest Mills during his training to obtain the Post Master General's Special Certificate to become a Wireless Operator in the war- time Merchant Navy. 46p. used. Bears title 'Practical notes on service advise'. Contains drawings, notes and circuit drawings of a quench gap transmitter, a marine charging board type 8, a 187 board, a quarter kW spark transmitter etc, and notes re equipment, 'maintenance of accumulators', testing, radio telegraphy etc. Also includes two Marconigrams and instructions on how to fill them in. 1940-1950. See also 1998-19 to 21]

Notebook, Ernest Mills training to become a Wireless Operator Merchant Navy

1940-1950
Notebook, paper with card covers and metal spiral binding, manuscript, contains notes on essential qualifications, suggested questions and answers for Special Class B Accidents Clerk's post. Signature on the cover, may read A.H. Wells, 1950-1959.

Accidents Clerk Examinations notes

1950-1959
Ms notebook "Fractionation Experiments of Polythene" 1938 June-October, 21p, used, bound. In possession of James R. Myles who worked in Brunner, Mond Laboratories, ICI, Winnington

'Fractionation Experiments of Polythene'

Notebook created by Frank Baxter containing notes and records supporting civil engineering works he was involved in, with coloured illustrations and fine detail

Notebook created by Frank Baxter

[Notebook used by V. K. Chew, Royal Signals, when instructing in radio communications at 151 OCTU, 1941-42. Book includes sections on map reading and British Army's basic structural organisation and administration]

Notebook used by V. K. Chew

1941-1942
[On Magnetism] / Archibald Smith. [Ms. notebook (88p.), 1839-1847. Includes calculations of 'Motion of a slightly disturbed magnetic needle', re a 'Flying Machine', re 'Effect of Careening a ship on the compass', re 'Loss of Sphynx', 'Equations to be sent to Col. Sabine', 'Poisson's Theory', 'Kepler's Problem'.

On Magnetism, Ms. notebook (88p.)

circa 1839-1847
Notebook belonging to James Lovelock whilst studying chemistry at the University of Manchester, 1939. Unable to read label on front cover as partially torn. Includes sketches; doodles; lecture notes, mostly on chemistry; diagrams. Pages titled 'Atomic Structure', 'Hydrogen', 'Coordination Compounds', plus many others. Pages at the back have been torn out. Ink and pencil; binding and front cover damaged; measurement of depth 24 mm, when open 376 mm (w).

Chemistry notebook of James Lovelock, whilst studying at the University of Manchester

1939
Light brown A4 Dingbats* notebook, used by Kate Bingham during her time as Chair of the UK Vaccine Taskforce, 2020

Notebook used by Kate Bingham when Chair of the UK Vaccine Taskforce

2017-2020
Laboratory notebooks belonging to James Lovelock whilst working at the National Institute for Medical Research, Mill Hill, London, UK, dated 1 March 1948 to August 1950. Labelled JEL Physical; Program. Describes handkerchief experiments, ionization anemometers, circuit invention etc. Manuscript; pencil and pen. Two loose graphs. Poor condition. Measurements open horizontally 400 mm (w).

James Lovelock’s laboratory notebooks from his work at the National Institute for Medical Research

1948-1950
Three notebooks containing information on weaving, embroidery and dancing, as occupational therapy techniques, made by Valerie Davis during her qualification as part of the Association of Occupational Therapists Diploma 1954-1957

Notebooks on weaving, embroidery and dancing as occupational therapy techniques

1954-1957