GB BPASA S-E-5-1
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Item
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1953
Part of Records of the British Psychoanalytical Society, Institute of Psychoanalysis and the London Clinic of Psychoanalysis.
GB BPASA P11-A-3
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Item
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1990
Part of W S Inman collection
An alternative title, 'The emotional factor in detachment of the retina', is written on the cover.
GB BPASA P14-G
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Series
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2001
Part of Karin Stephen collection
Information note supplied by the depositor to describe the content and history of the collection.
GB BPASA S-G-1-2
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File
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1933
Part of Records of the British Psychoanalytical Society, Institute of Psychoanalysis and the London Clinic of Psychoanalysis.
GB BPASA S-G-1-4
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File
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1950
Part of Records of the British Psychoanalytical Society, Institute of Psychoanalysis and the London Clinic of Psychoanalysis.
GB BPASA M-S2-7
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Item
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c.1940-c.1941; suggested by later note
Part of Manuscripts, Transcripts & Offprints
Memorandum regarding plans for the training of doctors who proposed to specialise in psychological medicine. A later note suggests that this is a memorandum for a committee on the training of specialists[?] in mental health, possibly at the British Medical Association.
Stephen | Karin | née Costelloe
GB BPASA S-J-1-1
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File
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1950-1953
Part of Records of the British Psychoanalytical Society, Institute of Psychoanalysis and the London Clinic of Psychoanalysis.
GB BPASA S-G-1
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Sub-series
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1924-1950
Part of Records of the British Psychoanalytical Society, Institute of Psychoanalysis and the London Clinic of Psychoanalysis.
See S-G-03 for papers related to amendments to these documents.
GB BPASA P21-F-2
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File
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c.1918-c.1919
Part of Sylvia Payne collection
A British Red Cross Society handwritten presentation booklet addressed to Dr Sylvia Payne, containing the names of staff at the hospital between Oct 1914 and Apr 1919. Also a typed, hand-bound script with watercolour illustrations of a humourous musical play entitled, 'What we did in the Great War'. The script is signed with the initials 'AC'; a note on the accompanying envelope indicates that this refers to Agatha Christie, who worked at the hospital at this time.