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Printed and laminated copy of a colour portrait photograph of Margaret Bradley wearing her graduation robe and hood and holding her University of Strathclyde degree certificate.

Memorandum from M.J.B. Lowe, Secretary to the Senate, University of Strathclyde, announcing the award of BA (Hons) Accountancy degrees to nine students in the School of Business and Administration, including Margaret D. Bradley. Dated 18 June 1979.

Navy, long-sleeved jumper made of a synthetic, stretch jersey fabric with fleece lining. The words 'UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYDE' and the University coat of arms, both in a white velveteen fabric, are appliqued onto the chest area.

Student registration cards issued to Margaret D. Bradley for her second and fourth years of study at the University of Strathclyde

Preliminary statement plus exhibits A-E, submitted by Charter plc in support of its motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction, in Imogean Phelps v. Abex Corporation et al., Circuit Court County of McLean, Illinois. Date-stamped 30 Oct 1998.

Stamped on reverse: 'RANDAK Design consultants'

Drawings; notebooks; certificates and diplomas; obituary; student ephemera; published articles; testimonials; articles of association and share certificates for Baird Television Limited; press cuttings and publications relating to John Logie Baird.

Copy of 'The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth', awarded to John Armour as Dux of Allan Glen's School, session 1917-1918; Arkela Badge certificate, granted to John Armour, District Cubmaster, West Glasgow, 19 October 1923; short story written by John Armour, entitled 'A Comedy of the Kirk'; copy of a photograph taken on the occasion of John Armour's 90th birthday.

Visitors' book of the Department of Food Science (from 1982, the Department of Bioscience and Biotechnology), located in the James P. Todd Building. The volume contains the names of external visitors to the Department; their organisation and/or their address, and the date of their visit. Most of the visitors, who came from all over the world, were academics, government employees or representatives of the food science and food production industries. The first entries are dated 1 May 1970, when the James P. Todd building was officially opened and a plaque was unveiled to the late Professor James P. Todd.

Details of sale of Estate William; arrival of shipment of supplies; effect of dry weather on sugar growth.

Estate is valued at £31,120.