Autograph letter, signed from Harry and Joyce Wardle.
Part of Papers of Sir Percy Cradock
Is thinking of Cradock and expresses concern for his health, hoping that this is improving. Describes Byers Green as it is now, which they now visit only occasionally. They enjoy life in Scarborough and still holiday abroad though can do less than they used.
Autograph letter, signed, from Doreen Longrigg to her brother.
Part of Papers of Sir Percy Cradock
Describes her day and her difficulties with using the telephone, comments on the weather and the garden and sends love.
Book review entitled 'A glut of sensation'.
Part of Papers of Sir Percy Cradock
Cutting from 'The new statesman and nation'. Cradock's review of 'Hatred, ridicule or contempt' by Joseph Dean.
Book review entitled 'Cambridge author no.2'.
Part of Papers of Sir Percy Cradock
Cutting, probably from the Cambridge review, of book review by Cradock of 'The quest of Alain Fournier', by Robert Gibson.
Book review entitled 'Whom the Gods love'.
Part of Papers of Sir Percy Cradock
Cutting from 'The spectator' of a review by Peter Green of Cradock's 'Recollections of the Cambridge Union, 1815-1939'. [2 copies]
Part of Papers of Sir Percy Cradock
Reviews of Cradock's book 'Recollections of the Cambridge Union' from Granta and The Listener.
British Embassy, Peking. Summer 1983.
Part of Papers of Sir Percy Cradock
Framed colour photograph 8" x 10" (frame 12" x 13") of Cradock and embassy staff outside Embassy.
Part of Papers of Sir Percy Cradock
Black and white print, 10" x 12", of ball at Cambridge, possibly at the Union Society.
Part of Papers of Sir Percy Cradock
Cutting from the Daily telegraph & morning post reporting a party to mark the publication of Cradock's 'Recollections of the Cambridge Union'.
Cambridge Union Society Committee.
Part of Papers of Sir Percy Cradock
Six black and white prints of the Cambridge Union Society Committee. Four are mounted with names, two loose and undated. Sizes differ.