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Bundle of letters re Maurice J Bessman, Professor of Biology, McCollum-Pratt Inst., the John Hopkins University, USA : Letters between Maurice J Bessman and Roy Markham, 14 March 1966- 2 August 1967: re becoming a visiting worker at the VRU, funded by the National Science Foundation Fellowship (Washington, USA). MJW had been impressed with Roy Markham's research when the later had visited the USA and wanted to spend his sabbatical leave working with him at the VRU.

Correspondence on tobacco virus with photographs. Paper: 'Tobacco Virus Diseases, Report of the Plant Pathologist as at the end of November 1964'.

Maxwell & Beale Ltd., A Unique Descriptive catalogue of All-The-Year-Round Hardy Heathers and other peat-loving subjects with Full cultural notes and other information, Maxwell & Beale Ltd., Broadstone, Dorset

Catalogue: Maxwell & Beale, Limited, Autumn 1937 - Spring 1938, Broadstone, Dorset

MB? Turrill (Royal Botanic Gardens) to AD Hall: Tulipa stapfii, borsczowi, Gartenflora (1884), Fritillaria species

McGredy's Roses, Autumn 1939 Spring 1940, Samuel Mc Gredy & Son, Portadown, Northern Ireland

Bateson's correpondence with Mitchell, 1913, is brief and principally discusses the 'utility' aspect in Darwin's theory of evolution.

Various texts and miscellaneous papers; postcards and prints of illustrations of plants and flowers, correspondence, pamphlets. Subjects including Botany papers; Weeds; Working papers on weeds; Correspondence; Natural History; Lee Valley and Chelsea

Copy of the 'Journal of the Royal Society of Arts', Vol. LXVI, No. 3422, 21 June 1918, containing a report of the meeting which includes Bateson's response, in the discussion, to a paper titled 'Science and the Rubber Industry', read by J.B. Farmer; manuscript draft of a letter, arising from the meeting, by Bateson to the Secretary of the RSA; 3pp manuscript notes by Bateson.