Gold Medal Chrysanthemums 1938-1939, Stuart Ogg, The Grove Nurseries, New Barn Lane., Swanley , Kent
Gold Medal Shrubs and Rhododendrons, Shrub Catalogue 1931 - 1932, G Reuthe Ltd., Foxhill Hardy Plant Nursery, Keston, Kent
Gold Medal Shrubs, Donard Nursery Co., W Slinger, Newcastle, Co. Down
Photographs and Slides. Paperwork.
Correspondence and material for the faba bean data list including variety, parent/origin, original breeder, year and country and their research into Tannin free faba beans and seed coat colour. Croften was also writing a review of seed coat colours in Vicia faba. Croften sent copies of his relevant correspondence to Bond. Discussing their own research growing faba beans at home; the 'tendril mutant sibs' and 'independent vascular system' plants (2002). A translation of the J Picard paper 'Annales de l'Amélioration des Plantes' (1976) as 'An account of the inheritance of the absence of tannin character, in the seeds of the field bean (Vicia faba L)' translated by G R A Croften, Dr D A Bond and Dr G Duc. Letter to Croften about article they are working on 'Changes in Sowing data and Seed Rates for Winter Beans (over last 50 years)', (1998). Memo from Adrian J Shirlin about faba seed coat colours search results (1996). Letter to Professor Jose I Cubero (Cordoba University, Spain) on genetics of the inheritance of seed coat colour in Vicia faba and 'Grain Legumes in Spain'. Ideas for adding to ICARDA (The International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas) list. Letter to Gérad Duc about paper 'Two genes for White Flower' (2003) and collecting information for a data base of the breeding/parentage of faba bean varieties. Reprint: 'Potential seed multiplication problems arising from the existence of two genes for the absence of tannin in Vicia faba L.', G R A Croften, D A Bond and G Duc, in Plant Varieties and Seeds (2000) 13, 131-139.
Two letters from Baur, April 1911, with reprint by him. One of the letters is pasted to the inside of the cover of the reprint.
4pp manuscript notes, three pages inscribed 'Graft' or 'Grafts'. One page of notes is on the reverse side of an apparently unrelated letter to Bateson, 1903.
Reprint collection, 1953-89; two scrapbooks on the move of the John Innes Institute from Merton Park to Bayfordbury, 1964-5; loose photographs and slides of plants including Aravidopsis thaliana sowing, 24 Jun 1952 and images of buildings and labs at the Bayfordbury and Colney sites; collection regarding the move from Bayfordbury to Norwich in 1967; minutes of meetings of the JII Council and Charity; research notes on Shoot apices; PhD work on the seed of the Oil Palm and Arabidopsis thaliana; G H's Memoir (draft) of life at John Innes 1957-1988; A.R.C 1984 Report; entenary correspondence, 2009.