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'Forestry and Foreman Forester': correspondence, licences, maps etc.

Formation of SDB from the Embryologist's Club, preparation for the Inaugural meeting, Oxford 20th June 1964, correspondence with prospective members from the Club Secretary (E M Deuchar), outline of the aims of the new society: Memorandum about new society including initial decision formed from a meeting of the Embryologist's Club sub-committee on 30th September 1963, proposed letter to be sent to scientists and draft rules. Typed list (annotated) of Medical Societies and contact details. Secretary's letter, 7 Nov 1963: to the Embryologist's Club members about the proposed change, call for suggestions on draft rules before the meeting on 1st January 1964. Secretary's letter to members with subscription slip. Secretary/Chairman's letter, 28th Feb 1964: to colleagues with an invitation to attend/read a paper at the inaugural meeting on 20 June 1964 with an outline programme. Handwritten list of contacts at Universities around Britain. Correspondents: John Hillaby (Biological Consultant, New Scientist), 2-15 March 1964: Nature ad for SDB, outline of aims. Dr P C Williams (Biological Council, Imperial Cancer Research Fund, London), 24 Jan 1964: 'The Littlewood Committee', rules of SDB, Calendar of Meetings of Biological Societies for the year 1964 compiled by the Biological Research Council'. Bundle labelled 'Committee': letters from the Club Secretary inviting various members to stand for the Committee, 26 May 1964 with replies: Prof. F W Brambell (Bangor), Dr Sydney Smith (Cambridge), John Gurdon (Oxford), Prof. C H Waddington (Edinburgh), Dr Ronald Kille (Edinburgh), Dr A F W Hughes ( Bristol), Prof. R J Harrison (London Hospital Med. School), Dame Honor Fell (Strangeways), Dr Denis A T New (Strangeways), Dr W A Hemmings (Bangor). List of Papers to be read at the Inaugural Meeting.

Reprints, correspondence and research notes re ' Forty years of genetis with Streptomyces: from in vivo through in vitro to in silico', David A Hopwood (1999)

The photographs appear to be of two separate paintings. One of these is titled 'Arundel Park Woods (dated 1925)'.

Alstroemeria chorillensis. Artist Miss Sarah Drake? Engraver G. Barclay, Plate 186 in Lindley and Sweet (see above, same volume). Alstroemeria is also known as Peruvian Lily.