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Handwritten answer script for a Royal Technical College class examination in Workshop Organization and Management held on 22 December 1931. Marked by the examiner.

Posed group photograph of a class of boys at Allan Glen's School. The photograph is mounted on stiff card with a paper cover attached. The name 'D. & W. Prophet' is printed on the mount, below the photograph.

Enclosing a copy of Andrew Jardine's first class certificate of merit for the evening class in Workshop Organization and Management at the Royal Technical College in session 1931-1932.

Handwritten exercises and notes for physics classes at Allan Glen's School, session 1923-1924.

• 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

Advertising poster for a debate on the theme: 'Is unpunctuality a vice of weaklings only?' on Monday 3 October [1927].

The Royal Technical College student magazine, The Mask, vol. XIX, no.6 (March 1935). Annotated on the front cover: 'Not to be destroyed'. A photograph and brief biography of Andrew Jardine, Art Editor for The Mask, appears on p.136.

Glazed tile featuring a blue dragon against a white background. Inscribed on the reverse: 'Designed / AND MADE / by / ANDREW JARDINE / Class IV B / ALLAN GLEN'S / SCHOOL / GLASGOW EDUCATION / AUTHORITY / 1927.'

Two advertising posters for the Allan Glen's School Debating Society dance on Friday 30 March [1928].

Edition of the Allan Glen's Magazine for Midsummer 1928. The magazine was edited by a committee of the Senior School pupils.

Advertising poster for a debate on the theme: 'Is socialism impracticable?' Not dated.

Programme for the Allan Glen's Old Boys' Club (London) Annual Dinner, held at the Grosvenor Hotel, London on 20 March 1953. The event commemorated the centenary of the school and the 21st anniversary of the London branch of the Old Boys' Club.

Photograph of a specially commissioned chairman's wooden gavel in a presentation case. One side of the gavel's head bears the crest of the City of Glasgow and the other shows the crest of the City of London; the words 'ALLAN GLEN'S (GLASGOW) OLD BOYS' CLUB (LONDON)' are carved upon the shaft. Also a newspaper clipping of the photograph as published in The Bulletin. The gavel was presented by Andrew Jardine to the Allan Glen's Old Boys' Club (London) at its Annual Dinner on 20 March 1953. The dinner commemorated the centenary of Allan Glen's School and the 21st anniversary of the London branch of the Allan Glen's Old Boys' Club.