One design drawing relating to Leonard Evetts' commission to design the emblematic Barclays eagle for the west elevation of the Barclays Bank in Carlisle, installed 1963-1964.

Empty Barclays cheque book for Newcastle Playhouse Trust with stubs for sums paid between 28 June 2001 and 22 April 2003.

Empty Barclays cheque book for Newcastle Playhouse Trust with stubs for sums paid between 6 Aug 2002 and 22 Nov 2004.

Barclays paying-in book with bank giros for sums paid to Newcastle Playhouse Trust between 15 June 2000 and 25 May 2001.

Barclays paying-in book with bank giros for sums paid to Newcastle Playhouse Trust between 3 December 1997 and 8 September 2004.

Two documents with details for the Barking Reach masterplanning services. One document is titled 'Document 2, Masterplan design brief.' An additional document is titled 'Document 3, Proposed contract document.'

This collection comprises a large number of the musical manuscripts of the twentieth-century British composer David Barlow (1927-1975), formerly a lecturer in the Department of Music at Newcastle University, although it is not a complete collection of his works. The material comprises over 100 items which cover the musical genres of orchestral, opera, choral, songs, solo works, instrumental and chamber music, although some of the scores are incomplete. Barlow's musical influences included biblical and literary interests and the collection includes his church operas David and Bathsheba and Judas Iscariot as well as his children's opera The Selfish Giant. The collection also contains copies of many of Barlow's important works which are held at the British Music Information Centre, as well as some early manuscripts (mainly short works and sketches) and copies of recordings of Barlow's music and interviews, held on ten reel-to-reel tapes at present.

Consists of a watercolour sketch of a barman in front of barrels of alcohol. Caption reads: Publican - "Humph! Here's a jolly sell - I sent for that newspaper call "The Bar" an' 'stead o' tellin' one about liquor its full o' habeas corpuses an' such like rubbish!"