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Mounted photographs, all with indexes, including images of:
-Lab 401
-lecturers' room
-graduations
-research teams
-Technical Chemistry Department staff, 1955
-apparatus

Also includes:
-greeting card with a photograph of Dr H. R. Chipalkatti receiving the Award and Silver shield from the Prime Minister of India, Mrs Indira Gandhi, on the occasion of the Silver Jubilee celebration of Atira, 1974.
-printed invitation to the Society of Dyers & Colourists, Scottish Section, open day at the Royal Technical College Chemistry Department laboratories, 1946. Celebrates the Diamond Jubilee of the Andersonian Chemical Society.

Back row, left to right: [ ]; Professor John Butt; Peter West; Professor John Arbuthnott, Principal and Vice-Chancellor; Professor Peter Reed, Vice-Principal Elect; Professor John N Sherwood, Deputy Principal. Front row, left to right: Thomas Johnston, University Treasurer; the Most Reverend Thomas Joseph Winning, Archbishop of Glasgow; Lord Charles Forte, Chairman of Trusthouse Forte; Lord Tombs, Chancellor; Professor Jan Krysinski, Rector of the Technical University of Lodz, Poland; Professor Malcolm Andrew Ferguson-Smith, Professor of Pathology, University of Cambridge. Full-length, in academic dress, standing outside the door of the Barony Hall.

Andrew Miller (left), Director of Libraries, City of Glasgow District Council on the occasion of his presentation by Professor John Butt (right) for the honorary degree of Master of Arts. Full-length, in academic dress.

Photograph of Professor John Butt, b. 1929, professor of Economic History from 1976, Deputy Principal from 1988, standing outside the University Centre, behind a low wall.

Students at laboratory work, room 223. (The woman at the back, wearing a hat, is possibly Miss Wanda Zamorska, demonstrator in Botany and Bacteriology).

Creator unknown.

Photograph of a portrait by Michael Noakes.

Bundle of photographs of Sir Samuel Crowe Curran. Various photographs of different dates.

Stamped on reverse: 'RANDAK Design consultants'

The figures probably include Professor Blyth or John Carnegie Eaton, his assistant.