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Was thrilled to hear of Beaton's new distinction on the 8 o'clock news. Would like this letter to be the first to reach him from England, but doubts it will be as she knows he will get hundreds. His mother was also very happy about it. Longs to know what Beaton thinks of Japan. Knows there must be more to it than "cherry blossoms and geishas". Is glad Beaton has a sympathetic companion. Liked Truman Capote very much. Christmas has been great fun. Asks him to send a postcard if he has time. Sends her love and congratulations.

Typescript pen portrait of the English actress, Viven Merchant (1929-1982).

Material relating to Beaton's literary and photographic work for 'Vogue' magazine. Includes correspondence, purchase slips, and inventories of photographs.

Typescript article in honour of the transfer of the 'Vogue' offices to Vogue House, Hanover Square, London. Beaton discusses his enduring, sometimes turbulent, relationship with the magazine.

Programme, extensively autographed by the cast of 'Volpone' by Ben Jonson, performed by the Marlowe Dramatic Society at Cambridge. Beaton designed the scenery.

Typescript pen portrait of the British poet and critic, W. H. Auden (1907-1973).

Typescript pen portrait of the British playwright, novelist and short story writer, W. Somerset Maugham (1874-1965).

It has been a long time since he and Beaton chatted. The summer of '79 has proved to be work-filled, relaxing and fun. In Beaton's last letter he said that he was happy for Radziminski to name his house Reddish. He is welcome to visit when the house is "somewhat hospitable". Is back to teaching. Discusses the change in attitude of students. With the Ansel Adams exhibit there is much talk concerning photography. Beaton comes to mind whenever that art is discussed. Asks Beaton if he is currently doing any projects. Is looking for a copy of "The Best of Cecil Beaton". Could Beaton send one? With photograph of Radziminski.

Typewritten account by Beaton of the wedding of Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia (1924-) & Princess Maria Pia of Savoy (1934-) at Cascais, Portugal on the 12th February, 1955.