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Signed and indexed minutes of meetings of the Boot and Shoemaking Class Committee of the Glasgow and West of Scotland Technical College and (from 1912) the Royal Technical College, Glasgow concerning the direction of the Boot and Shoemaking classes.

Signed minutes and papers of the Progress Committee on Montrose Street Extension of the Royal Technical College and (from 1956) the Royal College of Science and Technology, Glasgow.

Entitled 'The Bridge', this leaflet was distributed as an insert with the January 1975 issue of the 'Strathclyde Telegraph'.

Brochure produced as a reference document for staff, to help them consider how best they could contribute to making the Strathclyde Values work to the benefit of the University, its staff and students, its collaborators, and the wider community.

Booklet produced to mark the centenary of the Royal College Building at the University of Strathclyde (the foundation stone was laid on 14 May 1903); programme for an associated day of lectures, tours and other events for alumni on 13 September 2003.

Leaflet advertising the University's accommodation, activities and campus buildings, including maps and directions to the campus.

Leaflet describing a scheme of funding available to University of Strathclyde staff for the commercialisation of innovative technologies based on science or engineering.

A personal account of former Royal Technical College student Norbert Abeles's working life in the UK, Australia, Kenya, Nigeria and Malawi, compiled with a view to participating in an oral history project on the experiences of former colonial officers who progressed to careers in international development or related fields.

Autobiographical account of Miette Dernbach's life in Mexico. The memoir ends at the time of Miette's marriage in 1928.

Folio songsheet containing lyrics by William A. Macfarlane and music by J. Parnie Dansken (Glasgow : Duncan Campbell & Son, c 1914).

Detailed diary of a trip made by Mary Pinkerton to America; typed transcript of diary (transcribed by Anne Cameron, June 2010). Enclosed in the manuscript diary are several loose additional diary pages; a poem entitled 'Books of the Bible'; a newspaper clipping intimating the death of Mary Pinkerton on 20 December [1912]; and a newspaper clipping intimating the death of Mary Cochran, relict of James Pinkerton [undated].

The diary covers the period May-November 1856. The anonymous writer, a farmer's son, and his brother appear to have had gold claims at Whitehorse, near Ballarat for about three years. The writer then describes life aboard ship on a voyage (without his brother) from Melbourne on the 'James Baines' bound for Liverpool, as far as Cape Clear.

Jordanhill College of Education scarf with Glasgow Provincial Committee crest, worn by Jean Vanhegan.

Sample of cardboard weaving and buttonhole made by Jean Taylor, a student at Jordanhill College of Education, Glasgow.