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Includes Lewis Mumford's review and a typescript copy, 4 pp., of a review by James Ritchie.

Photographs of T. A. Miller Brownlie's improved winnowing machine, designed to ensure against loss of crop due to failure of natural wind at the harvesting season. This smaller, manually-operated version of the machine is pictured from various angles with three trays laid beside it to collect the grain.

Numbered 1-1099, 2000-2099, 3000-3084.

References to sociology; ethopolity; education; 'life and thought process'; 'the after-war relapse into peace' etc. Includes personal details of his life; account of a dream; notes on Victor Branford in relation to a memorial to him; a draft letter to the Secretary of the Carnegie University Trust, relating to the availability of four additional Research Scholarships each for £50 (1930-1931); manuscript map (mainly Europe). Also mentions many colleagues and places. Manuscript with diagrams.

Includes:

• Article: 'The Indian College in Montpellier'. Reprinted from the Indian Daily Mail. 11 August 1928.
• Article: 'An Indian College in France' by Patrick Geddes. Reprinted from Indian Affairs. July 1931.
• Postcard showing the College.

(First term) and part of undated timetable.

[These 'thinking machines' are discussed in Philip Boardman's 'The Worlds of Patrick Geddes', 1978, pp. 465-467]. Includes memo from Geddes to Williams and Norgate requesting alterations. Manuscript and typescript.

Bundle of papers, chiefly correspondence, relating to the University and City Association of London and Crosby Hall, Chelsea. Manuscript, typescript and printed.

• Page of manuscript notes taken at an Evening Students' Representative Council meeting on 3 December 1931.
• One pencil sketch and one ink sketch for the design of an Evening Students' Representative Council lapel badge. The ink sketch is dated 10 December 1931, endorsed with Andrew Jardine's initials and annotated in pencil: 'Full Size'. Both sketches closely resemble a sample badge held in OJA/29.
• Calling card of Martha R.S. Dunlop, Secretary of the Evening Students' Representative Council

Relating to a Hobby Exhibition and the J.B. Hodgkin Elocution Competition of which Patrick Geddes has consented to be a judge. Includes invitation card and programme of the exhibition.

Photocopy of an account of Turner & Newall Ltd, issued by the directors of T&N "so that the shareholders of the company may be acquainted with the nature and scope of its operations". Appeared while the company was still chaired by Frederick Stirling Newall, who died 1930.

Parts of this bundle may relate to earlier collaborations. Manuscript.

Manuscript, typescript and printed. Includes: diagram of roof of Outlook Tower showing possible arrangement of apparatus; letter from John Aitken regarding elementary classes he has been asked to take; newspaper cutting, source unknown, being a review of 'Practical Exercises in Elementary Meteorology' by Robert de Courcy Ward; letter from A.N.R. Goldie of the Meteorological Office.