Dissolution of co-partnership of Denny Bros. Reformed under title of William Denny & Bros

Minute of lease between Wm Alexander & Denny Bros. Agreement concerning the lease of a shipbuilding yard at Dumbarton

Memorial for William Denny & Bros and Alexander Denny, concerning the conditions of firing gun salutes at appropriate times

Memorial for William Denny & Bros for the opinion of Counsel. Copy of above document and reply from legal Counsel on issue

Correspondence between Archibald Denny, Tulloch & Denny and William Denny & Bros concerning sub- contraction

Letter of T S Begbie [see UGD 003/39/9] and Denny & Bros, includes specifications of ships to be built by Alexander Denny and engines to be supplied by Tulloch & Denny. Ships provisionally named Metidjah and Shiliff

Discharge by William Roxburgh to Denny Bros. Concerns payment regarding repairs to steamer Lochfine and proof of salvage concerning tug steamer Defiance

Agreement between Coulin and Henderson and Wm Denny & Bros to build 2 paddle wheel steam ships. Also correspondence with Archibald Denny and Robert Napier from Wm Denny & Bros regarding sub-contracting. Known as contract or joint venture 34 and 35 between A Denny and W Denny & Bros

HMS Camperdown (not built by William Denny & Bros) Dry-dock: stabilisers, looking aft

HMY Britannia Head-on view of bow, ship in dry-dock showing stabiliser fins added by William Denny & Bros

Inventory of Leven Shipyard, Dumbarton, belonging to Wm Denny & Bros (xerox)

HMS Camperdown (not built by William Denny & Bros) Dry-dock: stabilisers, retracted

HMS Camperdown (not built by William Denny & Bros) Dry-dock: stabilisers, looking forward

Pretoria Castle (not built by William Denny & Bros) (41 negatives of interiors and decks)

HMS Camperdown (not built by William Denny & Bros) Dry-dock: detail of stabiliser

Accounts to Wm Denny & Bros concerning the insurance and piloting of the SS Assyria

HMS Camperdown (not built by William Denny & Bros) Dry-dock: stabilisers, looking forward

HMS Camperdown (not built by William Denny & Bros) Dry-dock: stabilisers with workman

Letter from John Galloway, Irrawaddy Flotilla Co, Glasgow, to Wm Denny Bros accepting Denny Bros terms for a duplicate iron twin screw ship to the one which they are still building for the Flotilla Co

Documents, correspondence and reports concerning a collision between the Yaroslavl and Brandon in James Watt Dock on 9 Jan 1893. Wm Denny and Bros paid £105 compensation to owner of the Brandon