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Articles on Bowlby's career, plus a bibliography, plus obituaries and other tributes following his death.

Correspondence regarding Gillespie's election to fellowship of the Royal College of Physicians in 1962 (including letters of congratulation from colleagues), as well as five additional letters regarding his professional appointments.

Two photocopied articles on Bowlby's career; a speech given by Pearl King at a meeting of the British Psychoanalytical Society held to celebrate Bowlby's 80th birthday; and a bibliography of his works.

Papers regarding the terms and duties of the Institute's staff.

Two letters only, the first being from Jung with a small card from Theodor Reik attached, both in German. The later letter, in English, is a polite refusal by Jung to provide letters (from Freud to Jung) or personal recollections for Jones' biography of Freud.

See also the IPA correspondence in P04-B-B-02.

The majority of the correspondence, from 1936 to 1939, is mainly in German, but appears to be primarily regarding the Jewish members and the internal politics of the German Psychoanalytical Society. The immediate post-war correspondence is regarding Müller-Braünschweig re-establishing contact with the international psychoanalytical community. There is also a report (undated) of the membership and activities of both the German Psychoanalytical Society and the Berlin Psychoanalytical Institute in the period 1932-1934.

Typescript headed ‘Opening, Love and Permissiveness in Psychotherapy’.

The documents comprise 1 postcard accompanying a typescript of an unpublished paper headed 'A Statement about Play and Working with Adults in Analytic Psychotherapy’. There are annotations by Milner.

The documents comprise a photograph of Caroline Maynard with a cutting of a newspaper report of her marriage to Arthur Stuart Blackett pasted to the reverse; postcard sent by Marion Milner to her mother from Italy, 1952; letter from G M Franks a cousin of Caroline Maynard sent from Wad Hamed in the Sudan, 1898.

Note: The letter from Franks is in poor condition - Use surrogate.