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Scottish Universities Entrance Board certificate of fitness to enter upon a course qualifying for graduation in any Faculty in a Scottish University; Royal Technical College class certificates and Diploma in Chemistry; University of Glasgow examination certificates and degree parchment; letter from [ ] Bilsland, Office of the District Commissioner for Civil Defence, Glasgow, conveying best wishes to Miss Weir for her future happiness and thanks for all her work in the laboratory.

Confirming that Alexina H. Weir has passed the Final Science Examination in the subjects of Advanced Inorganic & Physical Chemistry and Organic Chemistry, towards the degree of Bachelor of Science in Applied Chemistry, University of Glasgow. Bears the signature stamp of Robert Brough, Registrar.

Confirming that Alexina H. Weir has passed the Final Science Examination in the subjects of Chemistry and General Technical Chemistry, towards the degree of Bachelor of Science in Applied Chemistry, University of Glasgow. Bears the signature stamp of Robert Brough, Registrar.

Confirming that Alexina H. Weir has passed the Final Science Examination in the subjects of Engineering Drawing and Engineering, towards the degree of Bachelor of Science in Applied Chemistry, University of Glasgow. Bears the signature stamp of Robert Brough, Registrar.

Confirming that Alexina H. Weir has passed the Final Science Examination in the subject of Practical Physics (Advanced), towards the degree of Bachelor of Science in Applied Chemistry, University of Glasgow. Bears the signature stamp of Robert Brough, Registrar.

Confirming that Alexina H. Weir has passed the Final Science Examination in the subject of Technological Mycology, towards the degree of Bachelor of Science in Applied Chemistry, University of Glasgow. Bears the signature stamp of Robert Brough, Registrar.

Confirming that Alexina H. Weir has passed the First Science Examination in the subjects of Chemistry (Systematic) and Chemistry (Laboratory Work), towards the degree of Bachelor of Science in Applied Chemistry, University of Glasgow. Bears the signature stamp of Robert Brough, Registrar.

Confirming that Alexina H. Weir has passed the First Science Examination in the subject of Mathematics (Higher), towards the degree of Bachelor of Science in Applied Chemistry, University of Glasgow. Bears the signature stamp of Robert Brough, Registrar.

Confirming that Alexina H. Weir has passed the First Science Examination in the subjects of Mathematics, Natural Philosophy (Systematic) and Natural Philosophy (Laboratory Work), towards the degree of Bachelor of Science in Applied Chemistry, University of Glasgow. Bears the signature stamp of Robert Brough, Registrar.

First Class certificate awarded to Miss Alexina H. Weir for the Day Class: Inorganic Chemistry Course II, session 1934-1935, signed by Professor F. J. Wilson.

First Class certificate awarded to Miss Alexina H. Weir for the Day Class: Inorganic Chemistry Lectures, Course I, session 1932-1933, signed by Professor R.M. Caven.

This letter was probably written when Alexina Weir left her post as an analytical chemist with Bilsland's Bakery to get married. The author apologises for not having managed to see Miss Weir before she left, and extends his or her best wishes and sincere thanks for all her efforts in the laboratory: 'We valued your work very much indeed, as it was always so thoroughly and conscientiously done, and I know how much the Managers in the Production Departments appreciated your work for them. In recent years the lab. has been increasingly useful in solving problems and maintaining regularity, and Mr. Harrow tells me that you have been most useful in this development.'

Confirms that Miss Weir has been awarded the Diploma with Distinction and admitted to the Associateship of the College in Chemistry.

First Class certificate awarded to Miss Alexina H. Weir for the Day Class: Mathematics Course I, session 1932-1933, signed by Professor John Miller.

First Class certificate awarded to Miss Alexina H. Weir for the Day Class: Mathematics Course II, session 1933-1934, signed by Professor John Miller.