Protests against the seizure of the major part of the museum of the old Newcastle School of Medicine and Surgery by one of the contesting groups. Signed by creator.

Lengthy letter detailing various options for land purchases in Newcastle Upon Tyne for the new College of Medicine. Also includes brief comments on financial matters relating to the College. Signed by creator.

Discusses in detail the reasons for the College's withdrawal from negotiations for the purchase of Singleton House, Newcastle Upon Tyne. Signed by creator.

John Philipson, of Atkinson and Philipson Carriage Harness Manufactory, encloses a copy of a book on "Harness Manufacture", presented to mark the occasion. Durham College of Science is now part of Newcastle University.

The collection consists of Herbert Loebl's business and personal records.

The business records contain group papers, sales and marketing files, finance files and general correspondence files for the following engineering and knowledge transfer enterprises with which Herbert Loebl was involved in his lifetime:

The collection also contains a number of annotated scrapbooks which trace the history of Loebl's engineering enterprises through photographs, newspaper cuttings and other ephemera.

Herbert Loebl's academic collection contains his early student notebooks from his degree studies in Electrical Engineering, and notes and source material for his subsequent doctoral thesis and Jewish history research. The collection also includes his certificates and various degree ceremony photographs.

Herbert Loebl received various awards during his lifetime and his personal collection includes photographs, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, and letters of congratulations regarding his many honours.

Covers Loebl's academic career from his BSc in Electrical Engineering (awarded 1949 by King's College, Durham University, now part of Newcastle University), MPhil (awarded 1978 by Durham University), Phd (awarded 1985 by Newcastle University) and a series of lecture courses on Jewish history which Loebl delivered at Newcastle University in the 1980s. Contains certificates and degree ceremony photographs, early student notebooks on electrical engineering, research notes and source material relating to his doctoral thesis and Jewish history research.

Professor Randell was appointed to the post in 1969. Following retirement he became Emeritus Professor in October 2001, and Senior Research Investigator in the University's Department of Computing Science.

Consists of papers relating to Professor Randell's professional and academic associations throughout his career.