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Manuscripts, transcripts and offprints received from various sources.

An artificial collection of written works by various authors in the field of psychoanalysis, comprising small collections and individual items, including manuscripts (original and copies) and transcripts of interviews and lectures. Among the authors included are Otto Fenichel, Edward Glover, Barbara Lantos, Karin Stephen and Lilla Veszy-Wagner.

Personal letters written by the psychoanalyst Edward Glover to Thelma Lebeaux (née Hakkarainen), later the wife of the American psychiatrist Lincoln Lebeaux MD. The letters cover a seven-year period, although some appear to be missing and some items are incomplete. In the letters, Glover discusses professional, personal and domestic matters; he also briefly describes his relationship with his brother, the psychoanalyst James Glover (letter dated 11 Mar 1966). There is also a small amount of additional material, including obituaries of Edward Glover and Lincoln Lebeaux and letters from the depositor, as these provide interesting background information.

Personal letters to Henrietta (Dorothy) Fanshawe from the psychoanalyst Roger Money-Kyrle, deposited by C J Lucas on behalf of the recipient.

Letters received by Marjorie Brierley from psychoanalytic colleagues, regarding personal and professional matters. The authors are as follows:
Anna Freud (two items, sending thanks and greetings); Harry Guntrip (three items, discussing publication matters); Melanie Klein (two items, one a letter of thanks and the other commenting on Brierley's review of Klein's book, 'Contributions to Psycho-Analysis'); Sylvia Payne (three items, discussing personal and psychoanalytic matters, including the work of Melanie Klein and Wilfred Bion); Hannah Ries (one item, letter of thanks); Adrian Stokes (one item, thanking Brierley for her contribution to the formation of the Imago Group). Also included is a typed manuscript by Masud Khan, entitled 'Strength from Vulnerability. An appreciation of Dr Guntrip's "Schizoid Phenomena, Object Relations and the Self"', which was sent to Brierley by the author.

Letters received by David Holbrook from Len Chaloner (1 item), Harry Guntrip (13 items) and Masud Khan (6 items), discussing literary matters.

Records of the Ernest Jones Rehabilitation Fund, including financial records and correspondence with donors and beneficiaries.
The Fund assisted psychoanalysts leaving Austria after the Nazi invasion of 1938 and later provided support to colleagues in communist regimes, including sending relief parcels to analysts in Hungary.

John Rickman's writings and lectures on psychoanalysis and other subjects, plus papers and correspondence related to his professional activities, including military service during the Second World War.
A large proportion of the collection relates to Rickman's publications, including his papers, reviews and lectures, as well as the papers of the editors who published his papers posthumously. In addition there is material related to his work with the British Psychoanalytical Society and British Psychological Society, as well as his psychiatric work during military service during the Second World War, his post-war activities and his work with the Peckham Pioneer Health Centre. The collection also contains professional correspondence with colleagues including Wilfred Bion, Sándor Ferenczi and Géza Róheim and correspondence regarding the emigration of European analysts prior to and during the Second World War. Also included are cuttings albums, notebooks and photographs of Rickman and colleagues.

Published and personal papers of Marjorie E Franklin.
The collection contains pamphlets and journals relating to Marjorie Franklin's work on environmental therapy, a copy of a letter to Franklin from the widow of Sandor Ferenczi and four photographs of Franklin.

A book manuscript and Daly's dream journals, as well as artwork, prints and glass negatives showing mainly Hindu iconography.

The collection comprises a book manuscript by Daly entitled, 'Further contributions to the theory of psychic evolution: an applied anthropological and psycho-analytical study of the feminine taboos', along with his handwritten dream notebooks dealing with subjects such as pregnancy, menstruation and his own analyses with Freud and Ferenczi. Also included are an assortment of artwork, prints and glass negatives showing various images including Hindu iconography.

Some of Daly's manuscripts and his correspondence with Sigmund Freud on the menstruation complex were destroyed by fire during the Blitz.

Professional and personal letters received by Heinrich Winnik

Letters received by Heinrich Winnik from professional colleagues, as follows: W v Baeyer, Germany (one item); Cl. de Boor, Germany (three items); J Cremerius, Germany (two items); Helene Deutsch, USA (one item, enclosing biographical information about Felix Deutsch); Otto Fenichel, USA (three items, re-establishing contact after the Second World War); Hanna Fenichel, USA (one item, regarding her late husband's publications); Eugène Minkowski, France (one item); Alexander Mitscherlich, Germany (one item); R de Saussure (one item, a card expressing good wishes).