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Correspondence to Bateson re hound colours and horse breeding, with related offprint. Inserted into one letter is a small piece of paper with Bateson's manuscript notes.

Bundle of letters re Dohn G Glitz who worked at VRU on a fellowship between Jan 1964 and 26 Jan 1966: Letter from US Dept. of Health to DGG re fellowship extension and award notices, 25 Sep 1964 and other notices. Letters btw Dohn G Glitz and Roy Markham re coming fellowship at VRU, 15 April, 9, 24 May, 13, 17, 25 June, 8 Dec 1963, 30 Jan 1964. Letter from RM to DGG re fellowship notice, 4 Feb 1965. Notice of fellowship award for DGG, 25 Nov 1964 and booklet about USA Dept of Health Fellowships (US Public Health Service), 1 July 1963 Notice of fellowship allowance for DGG, 1 March 1965 Letters btw RM and Dr WE McEwen re reference for DGG, 20 April 1965 Letters btw RM and Dr R G Wolfe, University of Oregon, USA, re reference for DGG, 10 Sep, 13 Oct 1965. Letter from RM to Dr O Touster, Vanderbilt University, USA, re reference for DGG, 10, 16 Nov 1965 Letters btw RM and Dr Melvin Fried, University of Florida, USA, re reference for DGG, 19, 23 Sep 1966. Letters btw RM and Dr E Englesberg, University of California, USA, re reference for DGG, 4, 19 Oct 1966. Letters btw RM and Dr B M Tolbert, University of Colarado, USA re reference for DGG, 23 Nov, 5 Dec. Letters btw RM and Dr Emil L Smith, University of California re reference for DGG by RM and details of his work at the VRU, 9, 23 Jan 1967. Letter to DGG from RM, recommending possible positions to apply for, 3 March 1967 Letters btw RM and Dr CD Nelson, Head of biological Sciences Dep., Simon Fraser University, Canada, reference for DGG, 16 Nov 1966, 6 March 1967 Letters btw RM and Dr C Donald Larsen (Ex. Sec., Nat. Inst. Health, Bethesda, USA), re DGG's application for research grant funding, including the application form with detailed research plan, 29 May, 6, 11 Sep 1967.

Folder titled 'Donations and Bequests': contains correspondence and forms regarding donations and bequest to the JI, including the 1945 JI statement and bequest forms. Nuffield Farming Scholarship Trust documents and correspondence (1970s).

Scientific correspondence to Bateson, chiefly relating to Doncaster's work on sex determination. Divided into 6 folders for ease of reference.

Typed biographical interview notes (2pp) on Dorothea de Winton (1891-1982) by Peggy Grayson, a journalist working in the 1950s-90s. Describes childhood, family, education, employment, joining the JI 1 sepia print of Dorothea de Winton and 1 other in a field of flowers.

Typed biographical interview notes (2pp) on Dorothea de Winton (1891-1982) by Peggy Grayson, a journalist working in the 1950s-90s. Describes childhood, family, education, employment, joining the JI, leaving after C D Darlington and subsequent employment. 1 sepia print of Dorothea de Winton and 1 other in a field of flowers.

Book: Journal of Genetics, Vol. XIII., 1923, W Bateson and R C Punnett (eds), Cambridge University Press. Containing an article by Dorothy M Caley, 'The Phenomenon of Mutual Aversion Between Mono-Spore Mycella of the Same fungus (Diaporthe Perniciosa Marchal). With a Discussion of Sex-Heterothallism in Fungi', pp 353-370. Charts I and II are loose (in folder).

Bundle of 4 items: Unsure if 3. and 4. related. 1. Photograph, black and white: flower head, back inscribed in pencil 'Pel Double New Life, two showing emergence of the cowl? note two simple flowers, dated 16.6.27. 2. Photograph, black and white: petals arranged in a circle with stalk at bottom, inscribed in pencil 'Pel Double New Life,one of the sprouting flo[wer] shown on other photo', dated 16.6.27. 3. Diagram drawing on tracing paper of flower petals, colour coded for purple and pale mauve. 4. Painting of two flower heads, on white card (10.2 x 6.5) 4 petals in deep orange and yellow, inscribed in pencil '25/26, dated may 1927.

2 x watercolour paintings of tropaeolum: 1. Watercolour on white board, 15 x 20.1, depicting a double tropaeolum, yellow petals with flecks of orange on a single stem and a single leaf drawn separately next to it, signed 'HCO' 'Sep 18', inscribed 1918 in left corner crossed out. 2. Watercolour on white board, 23.7 x 16.4, depicting a 5 images of a double tropaeolum, yellow petals with 3 of the double inner petals in green unopened, 4 images of flower at different angles on single stem and 1 with stem and leaf. Inscribed 'outdoor, single _double', 'greenhouse some flowers different position', signed 'HCO'.