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On zoological and biological subjects.

Includes audiotapes, VHS videotapes, and compact discs.

Maps owned and used by Samuel Butler, covering regions in Europe, New Zealand and South East England. Papers relating to Butler's sheep station at Mesopotamia, New Zealand. Bound volumes of Dr Butler's 'Atlas[es]'.

Single art works in pencil, charcoal, and watercolour, two sketchbooks, and one framed oil painting.

Artwork by Cedric Price, predominantly early work from childhood and university, with a small number of later items and designs for promotional material. Chiefly loose items, many of which were originally bundled into a large portfolio; plus a drawing book. [Note: CP's notebooks may be found at Price 1/8.]

Price showed himself to be an excellent draughtsman from an early age. The work is in a variety of styles: graphic designs, line drawings (including technical), diagrams, doodles and sketches, rough and fine work. Some are abstract subjects, most are concrete; many concern buildings (mostly domestic) observed or imagined, boats and marinas, landscapes and seascapes.

Media includes pencil, coloured pencil, draughting pen, watercolours, biro, prints. Also includes some photocopies (colour and black-and-white) of originals.

Newspaper, journal and other articles by and about GED

Assorted artefacts and maps, formerly the property of Frank Engledow. [See 4/4 and 6/1 for additional maps.]

Mixture of Cedric Price's personal and professional effects, including clothing, pin badges, toys, cigar boxes, posters and prints, ephemera, collected postcards, and some of his iconic detachable collars.

Includes a printed copy of the quotations of Mao Tse-Tung [little red book]; a booklet in Chinese with inscription Lin Hai Siu and printed date of 1979.6; a dog tag; the Duke of Westminster's medal in a presentation box; and a two-volume set of the work 'The secret service of the confederate states in Europe' by James D. Bulloch, with a note 'this signed edition by the former head of the CIA shd go to the College. 27/10/10'