Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives
Consists of a watercolour sketch of two women conversing. Caption reads: "Is your son studying languages Mrs Brown?" "Oh yes! Only yesterday I had a letter from him asking for money to buy German Sausages an' French plums"
Two Women Dancing: New and Selected Poems
Part of Bloodaxe Books Archive
Two tales of a city: Youth, Class and Desire in the Newcastle novels of Sid Chaplin
Part of Chaplin (Sid) Archive
Certificate to show Pybus had passed the Head Master's Swimming Tests, distances 35 yards and 75 yards, in the river at the High School for Boys, Stockton on Tees.
Part of Swan (Sir Joseph) Archive
Replicas of the original Swan Lamp, as demonstrated at the Lit and Phil Library in Newcastle in 1880. One has a burnt out carbon filament, but the other is in good complete condition. created at Newcastle University by Brian Smith and departmental technicians to mark the centenary of the light bulb.
Part of Chaplin (Sid) Archive
Taken at the Rex Russell studio, 15 Sloane Street, London.
Two smartly dressed men talking
Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives
Consists of a watercolour sketch of two smartly dressed men talking. Caption reads: Friend - "You speak in such high terms of Miss Jones - Brown - I wonder why you don’t propose". Brown - "Humph! I did ask for her hand - an-er-er confound it - her Father - er - gave me his foot!"
Two portraits mounted on card with covers. One was produced by the Lafayette company, the other by Kee Coleman of San Fransisco.
Two Poems from travel in the West Indies
Part of Walmsley (Anne) Archive
Part of Chaplin (Michael) Archive