Cards are Easter and birthday cards.

Re expiration of motor insurance.

Invoice for £591.

Also a vehicle inspection report in file.

"I have pleasure in enclosing a cheque for £550 in payment for the Hillman Minx car you kindly let us have for Ken Coates' use: we are sure the car will be just right for him."

File also contains receipts and invoices concerning the car.

The letter outlines an accident that Edith had in an Austin Cambridge car leased from Daimler on the main Portmadoc Road; [included is a diagram of the accident, which took place the afternoon of 3 Sept. 1955].

"We expect to stay here until about the 25 September and we very much need a car both here and to return to 41 Queen's Road, Richmond, Surrey, in."

Re the replacement of their car following the accident. The file also contains various invoices, statements, etc. concerning the leasing of an Austin Cambridge car.

Re leasing of an Austin Cambridge car. On the verso of Daimler's letter.

Re sale of her EMI portable recorder.

Re gold pocket-watches for sale.

Re sending Dent gold pocket-watch for approval.

The gold pocket-watch Edith Russell was interested in has been sold.

"Should a suitable Dent pocket-watch come to hand we will advise you."

Signed by 12 other people of the Paris meeting.

Ts. is titled "Religious and Philosophical Experience, Belief and Empiricism. The position of Bertrand Russell?"

"Until we build such a movement [against nuclear war], we shall be compelled to supplicate for survival at every crisis, and I do not believe that such a course of action is fitting for man."

A handwritten note to BR on mimeo'd letter to Queen Elizabeth.

See record 30226. Ts. is "About UN Existence and Efficacy". Leaflet is titled Theory Relative to the Origin the Creation of the Astronomic Universe and the Space-Time.

Originally filed with F's.

Ts. is titled "A Striving after Wind".

Ts. is titled "Synodic Exposure Transformation".

On the verso of Thies' letter. "I have read your thesis with much interest, but as I am not an astronomer, I cannot venture an opinion as to the validity of your theory."

Originally filed in T's for Greatest Thinker.

Poem is titled "The Eyes".

Ts. is titled "Godworth Valeborough".

Offprint is from The Times, Palmerston North, N.Z., 26 Jan. 1954, re Thomas's library of books signed by the author.

Sends Common Sense and Nuclear Warfare.

Originally filed in D's. Thomas recorded a conversation with BR in Trafalgar Square for broadcast by the Australian Broadcasting Commission.

On the verso of Thompson's letter. BR refers to Denonn continuing his bibliographical work.

Thomson was a student at CCNY.

On the verso of Thomson's letter: "I am sorry to say that I cannot remember to have ever written anything salacious."

On the verso of Thompson's letter. Re: world government.

Originally filed in T's.

Originally filed in T's.

Originally filed in T's.

Ms. is titled "A New Theory of Logic and Metaphysics". Originally filed in T's.

Dated in error 17 January 1959.

BR says Sceptical Essays was Einstein's favourite book by him.

Thompson attended BR's lectures at Cambridge after WW II. (See Russell Archives' correspondence.)