Contents of an envelope so inscribed. Correspondence with K. Tjebbes and R.C. Bisbee re cross-breeding of cats and publication of a paper by Tjebbes in a Dutch genetical bibliography.
Contents of a small envelope so inscribed. 8pp manuscript notes, chiefly in Bateson's hand, apparently relating to the work of J.-M.-P.L. de Vilmorin.
Correspondence to Bateson, 1914-1926; offprints and cuttings, 1912-1914; photograph showing sacks of wheat in labelled piles, 1926.
Included are notes and pedigrees, enclosed with some letters, and a few notes in Bateson's hand. Various eye diseases, chiefly cataract and colour blindness in humans, are covered. Divided into 7 folders for ease of reference.
Correspondence re experiments on flax. Bateson's principal correspondent is F.K. Jackson, Director of the Flax Experiment Station, University of Leeds.
Dried specimens taped to pieces of paper, with manuscript captions (not in Bateson's hand) that include dates gathered (1896-1899); 6pp manuscript accompanying notes (not in Bateson's hand).
Manuscript notes in an unidentified hand on haemanthus varieties, chiefly records of acquisitions of plants and the manner of their growth. A pressed flower specimen is taped to one page.
7pp bibliographical notes in Bateson's hand.