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"A memo about the green oranges" - typescript

BXB/1/1/RUM/2/5
Item
c. 1987

Part of Bloodaxe Books Archive

Consists of a photocopied collection of poems and drawings titled "A memo about the green oranges"

A methodology for analysing human and computer related issues in dependable systems (The Bainbridge project). Case for support

BR/5/2/4
Item
c 1995

Part of Professor Brian Randell Collection

A Methuen Playscript flyer.

SC/5/2/12
File
undated

Part of Chaplin (Sid) Archive

A Mind Of Their Own: Adult Literacy as part of Adult Education for Romany and other Travelling People.

BP/09/09/04
Item
1977

Part of Plowden (Lady Bridget) Archive

A Model of Structure and Communication in Decentralised Systems, by R H Hopkins and M Koutny

BR/3/19/16/5
Item
c 1985

Part of Professor Brian Randell Collection

Newcastle University Computing laboratory.

A Modern Belle, going to the Rooms at Bath

JG/2/21R
Item
1851

Part of Gillray Prints

Uncoloured print by James Gillray, printed for publisher Henry G. Bohn.

Depicts two chairmen carry a young woman in a sedan chair. Her plumed head-dress is so extensive that it does not fit, but is protected by an extended umbrella from one of the chairmen.

Originally published c. 1796.

A Month of Sundays - A Portrait of Durham

SC/6/1
Subseries
1972

Part of Chaplin (Sid) Archive

Consists of material relating to the writing of A Month of Sundays - A portrait of Durham. Sid Chaplin wrote the piece on Shotton Colliery that was narrated by John Woodvine.

A More Plastic Form, 1985