Card notes by [Patrick Geddes] in envelope endorsed 'A Mod[ern] Coll[ege] (Preface)'

Envelopes with letters and schedules of insurance cover for St. John's Methodist Church, Arbroath.

Envelope containing information about the 'Scotia' including an article from the British Oceanographic Vessels.

Envelope containing 30 photographs including: Christmas party, groups and buildings where James Gray lived.

Envelope addressed to Dr. J.F. Riley containing handwritten notes about the Limekiln at Boddin.

Envelope containing newspaper cuttings relating to the end of the Arbroath - Forfar railway line.

Envelope; "Eucharistical Adoration Nominalist". Contains notes in the hand of George Frederick Boyle. [2pp]

Envelope (University of Durham, Examination for the Licence in Theology) containing notes on 'Job'.

5 photographs and press cutting 'Malaria and Eucalyptus' from Ceylon Daily News in envelope.

Envelope containing papers relating to shares etc, particularly on the retirement of John Hay

No. 9. December 1924 - October 1932. Envelope between pp.691-692, postmarked July 1938.

Envelope (University of Durham, Examination for the Licence in Theology) containing notes on 'Ecclesiastes'

Envelope containing 43 photographs some with descriptions on the back written by James Gray

50 loose Items in envelope: Pile of club membership cards owned by Frank Anderson

Envelope, 'The Shrine of Galloway', containing an article from Country Life and 2 photographs.

Empty envelope labelled "Fines". Gives rules about when the workers should start and stop working and how much they will be fined for non compliance. Also includes a photocopy of the envelope.

J H B Munro Notes of Scottish Status of Grey Wagtail especially near Edinburgh (envelope)

Envelope containing a small unidentified metal object, Glasgow Corporation drawing medal, correspondence, photograph, and presscuttings

Card note by Patrick Geddes in envelope endorsed 'Univ[ersity] Hall, Edinburgh→More's College, Chelsea'

Greetings telegram in envelope sent from Fraserburgh to John Ross from Betty 16th April 1943