Consists of a dummy of the publication in a file labelled "Mock-up".

Consists of two dummies of books with mock-ups of the front cover, and German information. This is accompanied with typographical options. This is in a file marked "Translation".

Consists of a mock up of the publication with drawings and notes regarding which poems are associated with these images.

Consists of 3 dummy copies of the publication, including photographs and text, there are hand written notes and some pages stuck in with adhesive.

These pages are paginated and annotated as "Endpaper", " unnumbered" and "Title Page".

Print by James Gillray, printed for publisher Henry G. Bohn and subsequently hand-coloured.

Depicts the General of the French Revolutionary Wars, Charles Francois Dumourier, having deserted, dining in state at the courtesy of Whigs Charles James Fox, Joseph Priestly and Richard Sheridan.

Originally published 15 May 1793.

Leonard Evetts' project file relating to the design and execution of a window near the baptismal font, installed in 1968-1969, and a later inscription for it 1994-1995, at Dunston Hill Methodist Church, Dunston, Gateshead, Tyne and Wear.

The file contains commission correspondence, drafts of the inscription, and photocopied exerts from meeting minutes and newsletters explaining Evetts' design.

Duplicate book with manuscript copies of letters sent by Charles to various correspondents during a visit to Holland and Germany.
Includes news of a visit to M Philips Price [Phil], reference to the League of Nations and the Union of Democratic Control (UDC), life in post WWI Germany with visits to Berlin, Leipzig, Munich and Salem.
Most of the letters are to Mary.
Some of the pages from this book which were sent as correspondence to Mary are available in this collection at CPT/3/61.

Some of the pages from this book which were sent as correspondence to Charles' family are available in this collection at CPT/3/100.

Durham Books Festival 2014 Commissioning Agreement sent from New Writing North to Michael Chaplin to commission a 5000 word essay on the approach Sid Chaplin took in his 1951 book The Lakes to Tyneside.