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Postcard, from Albert Schweitzer

Item is a handwritten letter on a postcard. The postcard features an image of a house near a lake with the word "LAMBARENE" at the bottom in print.

Schweitzer, Albert

Postcard, from A. Lyttelton

Item is a handwritten letter on a postcard and signed by the hand of the author. Located in scrapbook on page 69.

Lyttelton, A.

Poem, to Stair Gillon and letter, from Stair Gillon to Walter

Item consists of one poem written by John Buchan and sent to Stair Gillon. Attached to the poem is one handwritten letter written by Stair Gillon to a man named Walter. In this letter, Mr. Gillon explains finding the poem 39 years after it was written.

Buchan, John

Notes on N. W. Frontier Defence

Item consists of one set of typed notes (minutes?) on N. W. Frontier defence and one handwritten letter from H. L. Ismam to Douglas Haig, dated 19 Nov. 1924, concerning amendments to a draft of meeting minutes.

Haig, Douglas

Newsletter, John Buchan

Item is a typed newsletter from "Reuters", concerning events in John Buchan's life, primarily moments when he was able to escape harm.

Neville Chamberlain

Item is a typed letter signed by the hand of the author.

Chamberlain, Neville

Letters, to William Lyon Mackenzie King and Alexander Hardinge

Item consists of two distinct typed letters with the author's signatures absent (carbon copies). Each is a carbon copy intended for a different recipient, but both concern revisions to the same War Memorial Speech. The carbon copy of the letter intended for Alexander Hardinge is marked "Confidential".

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