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Display boards featuring the following equipment

• JEOL 100C Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM)
• JEOL JSM 35 Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM)
• Plasma Chemistry Unit
• Reichert Ultramicrotome
• 2 images of JEOL JSM-T220 Scanning Microscope

Very partial set of index cards of research papers.

Public service message from the US Department of Health, Education and Welfare and the National Cancer Institute (NCI).

Display board on the case of ?Mr Swallow

Mounted black and white photographs of lung section and of strontium and chrysotile fibres found in lung digest examined using the transmission electron microscope. Also graph of x-ray micro-analysis identifying chrysotile.

Monochrome poster visualising the presence of asbestos in the home environment. Includes drawings of household appliances that may contain asbestos and schematic drawing of house and garage, identifying where asbestos may be present.

Captions formerly used in displays, among them 'Diagram of houses constructed for the removal of crocidolite asbestos insulation from British Rail rolling stock', 'Mr David Cox prefers the carbon fibre suit he wore when operating the giant Catherine wheel at the royal wedding fireworks', 'An asbestos free brake pad is available in Australia [etc]' and 'Environmental exposure to asbestos'.

Listings of MPs matched with constituents on whose behalf they were contacted.

Correspondence and papers re continuation of grant through London Boroughs Grant Scheme.

Poster featuring the electron microscope used at the SPAID / OEDA Electron Microscope Research Unit (EMU). Subtitled 'A new name for an exciting microscope providing TEM, SEM and STEM modes, plus elements analysis - that's TEMSCAN'. Additional labels were added by SPAID / OEDA: 'asbestos body' and 'chrysotile'.

Shows Harts Lane area, Barking.

Photocopies of index cards of research papers, in alphabetical order by title of publication.

Poster issued by the US Department of Labour.

Prepared by the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers (OCAW) International Union, and designed by Joseph Jacobs, written by Molly Coye MD and produced by Dorothy Cochrane.

OSHA No. 3038.

Table of cases 1333-3000 (19 May 1992-8 August 1997), largely in chronological order.

Capturing name, disease, date contacted SPAID, solicitor (name and date contacted), SMB (Special Medical Board) decision awarded/refused, notice to appeal given (ACK), appeal papers received, SPAID's submission sent, hearing date, comments. Of these, columns chiefly used are the first 3-4 and the last.

Poster listing where asbestos may be present at home, with instructions to proceed with caution.