The contents are 40 prints, chiefly showing interiors and exteriors of scientific and cultural institutions, mounted onto numbered cards. There is a printed list at the front (in French) which identitfies each building. The inscription on the cover is 'USSR Ac. Sci. Leningrad'.
WB/G/G.2-G.6/G.6
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Stuk
Part of WILLIAM BATESON ARCHIVE
WB/G/G.7-G.8
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Reeks
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1924-1926
Part of WILLIAM BATESON ARCHIVE
Invitations to Bateson, where there is no evidence of acceptance.
WB/J/J.2-J.4
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Reeks
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1919-1921
Part of WILLIAM BATESON ARCHIVE
Correspondence, mostly prior to the session on 13 July 1920, and papers. Correspondents include Sir Richard Gregory who gave evidence at the same session as Bateson.
WB/K/K.1
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Reeks
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1896-1923
Part of WILLIAM BATESON ARCHIVE
One letter only from Arber, plant morphologist, to Bateson, dated 1920: congratulates him on the award of the Royal Society's Gold Medal.
WB/K/K.9-K.19
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Reeks
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1910-1923, c.1992
Part of WILLIAM BATESON ARCHIVE
WB/K/K.9-K.19/K.9-K.12
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Deelreeks
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1910-1923
Part of WILLIAM BATESON ARCHIVE
All Baur's letters are in German. The letters were arranged, apparently by a previous archivist, into two files by subject, with a larger group of general correspondence. This arrangement has been preserved.
WB/K/K.9-K.19/K.13-K.19
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Deelreeks
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c.1992
Part of WILLIAM BATESON ARCHIVE
WB/K/K.9-K.19/K.9-K.12/K.10
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Stuk
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1911-1912
Part of WILLIAM BATESON ARCHIVE
Two letters from Baur.
WB/K/K.9-K.19/K.13-K.19/K.13-K.17
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Sub-SubSeries
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c.1992
Part of WILLIAM BATESON ARCHIVE