This certificate was issued as Norah was not a member of the University, she was 17 and took exams in Stockton on Tees and passed Arithmetic, Religious Knowledge, English, and History and Geography.

Three pairs of Pybus' spectacles in cases.

The Towers Visitors Book. Only three pages have been completed. Including two typed letters regarding the closure of Rusland Hall School – one on July 12th 1940, and the other on February 21st 1959. Ivy Pybus was the headmistress of The Towers Girl's School, Saltburn.

Bible with a note inserted from a medical policy document the note reads "C-S Babies Hospital Hon [honorary?] member soc [society?] British paediatric surgeons Thackeray& Co. [?] St. George Street [Leeds?]".

Copy of ‘Eighteenth Century France’, an exhibition catalogue, sent to Pybus by F.W. Ratcliffe, of the University of Manchester, on the 2nd of May 1974.

Bible with the note "Norah J. Pybus In memory of her confirmation March 19th 1903 from Mother and Father"

Papers accumulated and created by John Potter, a former colleague of Pybus' at the Royal Victoria Infirmary. Included is a paper on Pybus' career written in his 90th year, photocopies of documents created by Pybus (predominantly lecture notes on cancer), photocopies of obituary notices for Pybus and a typescript obituary by F. W. Ratcliffe.

The Book of Common Prayer Hymns A&M signed S.J. Pybus 1910.

Medallion for the Tailwaggers Club Trust, which has Pybus' Whiteknights address engraved on it. Packaged in original envelope with charity request from the Tailwaggers Club.

An oath based on Catholicism.