NOL Collection 1, A sequence 1

Discovery Investigations (Discovery Investigations and National Institute of Oceanography (Late 1920s, some 1930s, 1940-1960)

Director’s office

A1 National Institute of Oceanography: papers 1951-9 A2 Discovery Committee: winding up 1949 A3 National Institute of Oceanography: executive committee visiting 1948-52 sub-committee A4 National Institute of Oceanography: memorandum by Dr Feb 1948 Mackintosh A5 National Institute of Oceanography Charter: a Royal Charter for 1949-51 creating the members of the National Oceanographic Council a Body Corporate, final draft of Charter. London Times 8.2.51 Press release about formation of NOC, and *scientific work of RRS Discovery and RRS William Scoresby and *press statement notes by Neil MacKintosh. National Oceanographic Council logo A6 National Institute of Oceanography: correspondence about 1949-57 committee meetings A7 National Institute of Oceanography: financial statements and 1949-53 estimates A8 National Institute of Oceanography: arrangements for transfer, 1949 1949: future of Discovery Committee scientific staff when work is taken over by the National Institute of Oceanography A9 National Institute of Oceanography: annual report, 1949-50 plus 1949-51 some correspondence A10 National Institute of Oceanography: annual report, 1950-1 1950-2 A11 National Institute of Oceanography: correspondence with Admiralty 1947-8 and Colonial Office regarding the formation of the National Institute of Oceanography A12 Discovery Committee: minutes and correspondence 1945-8 A13 National Institute of Oceanography: Edgell Committee (Vice 1944 Admiral Sir John A. Edgell, K.B.E., C.B., F.R.S., Hydrographic Department, Admiralty) A14 Discovery Committee: pre-Second World War moves for extension 1938-9 of activities A15 National Institute of Oceanography: Abercrombie’s meeting and 1947-8 Deacon’s memorandum, 1948 (Mr N.J. Abercrombie, Head of M. branch and Dr G.E.R. Deacon, ORNSS) A16 National Institute of Oceanography: selecting location of the 1948-51 Institute A17 National Institute of Oceanography: National Oceanographic Oct 1950-Dec 1952; Council: list of members and agenda for first council meeting Jul 1960 A18 National Institute of Oceanography store records: wartime 1943-6 evacuation of material: contents of cupboard at the Natural History Museum; Scott Polar Research Unit, Cambridge and Stratfield Saye, Reading, Berkshire

NOL Collection 1, A sequence 2 A19 Discovery Committee: Science Sub-Committee’s memorandum on 1940-44 future prospects A20 Discovery Committee: letters to the Secretary of State on future 1944 activities and other correspondence and reports

Dominions

A21 Correspondence with George W.Rayner, Commonwealth Scientific 1947-54 and Industrial Research Organisation, Division of Fisheries, Marine Biological Laboratory, New South Wales, Australia A22 Discovery Committee co-operation with Dominions: Australia, New 1937-49 Zealand, South Africa and Canada A23 National Institute of Oceanography: co-operation with Dominions: 1949-54 New Zealand and Australia A24 Indexing systems: design of punch card, particularly for whale 1956-62 records A25 Minutes and correspondence: notes form an informal meetings and Aug 1947 – Jan comments about the wide distribution of S.C. minutes sent to 1948 Dominions A26 Discovery Committee: correspondence about meetings, especially 1937-49 arrangements for meetings and agenda items A27 Correspondence about meetings Jul 1949 A28 Discovery Committee: news bulletins 1933-7 A29 Discovery Committee: news bulletins 1930-2 A30 Discovery Committee: news bulletins and reports of business and 1925-9 progress to committee A31 British-Norwegian collaboration: correspondence with Professor 1925-30 Johan Hjort, F.R.S., Biologisk Laboratorium, Universitetet, Oslo A32 Scientific equipment sub-committee preliminary estimates and 1925-36 correspondence with Colonial Office A33 Discovery Committee personnel: notes about staff (particularly 1937-60 Colonial staff) including about retirement. Includes a photograph of the launch of RRS Discovery II A34 Information sent from the Royal Naval Scientific Service 1949 A35 Customs and Excise Office: examination of packages before c. 1924-47 exportation and about customs duties A36 Petty cash: accounts and reimbursements 1941-8 A37 Statement of expenditure/disbursements for the Discovery 1937-9 Investigations, scientific A38 Collections: wartime evacuation: Stratfield Saye, Reading, 1939-45 Berkshire (The Duke of Wellington provided some wartime accommodation for the collections) A39 Collections: wartime evacuation: Scott Polar Research Unit, 1939-45 Cambridge: correspondence and lists of material A40 Inventories of equipment and furniture stored in various locations 1939 throughout the war A41 Staff: wartime arrangements, including staff assisting with the war 1939-40, 1947 effort A42 Stationary orders: mainly office and B.M. (British Museum?) 1932-49 A43 Office arrangements: furniture, social events, equipment, 1930-56 maintenance, pay arrangements, attendance books, telephone extensions and a floor plan of Queen Anne’s Chambers

NOL Collection 1, A sequence 3

A44 General arrangements for scientific work at home: 1925 Notes to the equipment subcommittee about accommodation at the Polar Research Unit, Cambridge and the Natural History Museum; Minutes of the equipment subcommittee on Dr Kemp’s notes of the preparation and publication of the results of the Discovery expedition A45 Farewell function by Colonial Office to Discovery staff: cocktail Mar 1949 party, 24 Mar 1949 A46 Marine laboratories general: 1945, 1956-7 Course in fish population studies; Description of model used to demonstrate dynamics of exploited fish stocks A47 Festival of Britain, 1951: arrangements for the Dome of Discovery 1948-51 and work of the Zoological panel A48 Challenger Society for the Promotion of Oceanography: minutes, 1929, 1942-56 agendas, arrangements for events, copies of journal A49 Challenger Society for the Promotion of Oceanography: annual 1950-72 reports, agendas, notices, programmes A50 British National Committee for Geodesy and Geophysics and 1954-60 Physical Oceanography subcommittee: reports from the Royal Society and National Committee for Oceanic research A51 International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics, The Royal Society 1961-8 British National Committee for Geodesy and Geophysics and the Physical Sciences of the Ocean/the Oceanography subcommittee A52 Papers of the Antarctic: Royal Geographical Society subcommittee 1950-3 on Antarctic Nomenclature A53 The Royal Geographical Society and the Geographical Club 1928-58 including: Research and Expeditions Committee; The Joint Polar Subcommittee; A54 Royal Geographical Society: Council and Committees: Joint Polar 1945-53 Subcommittee, Finance Committee, Research and Expeditions Committee, Education Committee, Council Meetings A55 Royal Geographical Society: Research and Expeditions Committee: 1956-8 minutes and correspondence A56 Natural History Museum: papers and correspondence with staff 1927-58 including Dr H.W.Parker, Dr W.J.Rees, Dr H.E.Bargamnn, Sir Gavin de Beel and Dr A.B.Hastings A57 British Glaciological Society (the Association for the Study of 1950-72 Snow and Ice): list of members, arrangements for annual general meeting, accounts, minutes from meetings A58 British Glaciological Society (the Association for the Study of 1938-49 Snow and Ice): accounts, rules, correspondence, reports, list of members A59 Antarctic Club: list of members, reports, social events, 1947-57 correspondence A60 Records of biological work at the National Institute of 1962-78 Oceanography (NIO) and the Institute of Oceanography Southampton (IOS) with reports from 1949

NOL Collection 1, A sequence 4

A61 Alphabetical index to the National Oceanographic Council (NOC) 1949-53, 1987 and Committee agendas and minutes, 1949-53; Plus: Draft memoranda of the work of Discovery II in the southern ocean and proposed treatment of data, Jan 1952; Memorandum on transfer of National Institute of Oceanography (NIO) to Witley, Godalming, Surrey, Jun 1951; The National Institute of Oceanography, Oct 1963; NIO: the early years of the Deacon laboratory, 1987 A62 Development Commission: appointment of Mr F.S.O.Broughton to 22 Sep 1955 replace Mr E.H.E.Havelock as Secretary of the Development Commission A63 The Colonial Office and Admiralty: the Admiralty Social Service 1944-7 Association; Colonial Office change of address; publication of some articles in Nature A64 Government Scientific service and policy: Government Scientific 1944-7 Civil Service: printed material

Discovery Committee

A65 Discovery Committee: questions of further commissions, 1934-7: 1934-7 papers and correspondence on the future of the Discovery Investigations A66 Discovery Committee: questions of further commissions, 1933: 1933 papers and correspondence on the future of the Discovery Investigations

Symposia

A67 Symposia on the biology and productivity of the sea: Institute of 1952-3 Biology, 18-19 Sep 1953: papers and correspondence A68 The Zoological Society of London: symposium on marine zoology, 1955 23-24 Mar 1966: printed programme and some handwritten notes A69 International Council for Exploration of the Sea Symposium on 1965-6 resources of the African Continental Shelf: a study of the living resources of the African Atlantic Continental Shelf, the stock of such resources and their fisheries between the Strait of Gibraltar and Cape Verde A70 Symposia including: 1957-68 Investigation and resources of the Caribbean sea and adjacent region, 18-26 Nov 1968; Marine Food Chains, 23-27 Jul 1968; Exploitation of Natural Animal Populations, 28-31 Mar 1960 A71 Symposium on animal reproduction 1956-64 A72 Symposia including: 1954-69 International Oceanography Conference; Pacific Science Conference; International Conference on Topical Oceanography; Commonwealth Oceanographic Conference

NOL Collection 1, A sequence 5

A73 Symposia including: 1946-70 Indian Ocean and adjacent seas: their origin, science and resources; The biological significance of climatic changes in Britain; Symposium on invertebrate receptors; Second international seaweed symposium; British Commonwealth Scientific Official Conference Committee on Oceanography and Fisheries

Antarctic Oceanography

A74 Plankton and Antarctic convergence: Royal Society Symposium: Dr 1963 N.A.Mackintosh’s handwritten notes A75 Symposium on Antarctic Oceanography, Santiago, 1966: printed 1966-7 conference papers, correspondence and Dr N.A.Mackintosh’s handwritten notes A76 Symposia including: c. 1967-8 Sea-going fellowship study tour on fishery biology and oceanography; Abstracts for a symposium on Antarctic ecology and other papers regarding sea study A77 Scientific Committee for Antarctic Research (SCAR) symposium 1967-8 on Antarctic ecology, Cambridge 28 Jul-3 Aug 1968: handwritten notes (from sessions?) and some bibliographic references A78 Scientific Committee for Antarctic Research (SCAR) symposium 1968-70 on Antarctic ecology, Cambridge 28 Jul-3 Aug 1968: correspondence after the meeting A79 Scientific Committee for Antarctic Research (SCAR) symposium 1968 on Antarctic ecology, Cambridge 28 Jul-3 Aug 1968: pre- conference arrangements, correspondence and programme

Krill

A80 Typescript by R.J.Currie, ‘Organic production in the sea’ n.d. A81 Charts, various proofs: mainly Antarctic n.d. A82 Grid reference charts: Vaus and Crampton Ltd, plate engravers 1935-40 A83 Equipment: orders and requests 1955-68 A84 Provisional memorandum by Dr N.A.Mackintosh on the biological 1956-8 work of the National Institute of Oceanography (NIO) plus correspondence A85 Summary of results of Discovery Investigations and work of 1948-52 Discovery II and proposed treatment of data reports A86 Advice on American Antarctic prospects for ‘Hero’: the Office of 1968-72 Antarctic programs of the National Science Foundation request review and criticisms on a proposal received from Professor S.Z.El- Sayed. Comments of Dr N.A.Mackintosh and correspondence with Dr Llano, National Science Foundation, Washington A87 Comments on draft papers and Dr N.A.Mackintosh’s 1964-66 correspondence

NOL Collection 1, A sequence 6

A88 Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations: 1967-9 correspondence with J.A.Gulland, Chief Fish Stock Evaluation Branch, Fishery Resources and Exploitation Division and handwritten notes A89 Food and Agriculture Organisation draft papers vetted: 1967 Area review of living resources, Antarctic; Draft chapter by Dr Hemper on the Antarctic in the area reviews on living resources of the world oceans, including correspondence with Gullard A90 Reports on the scientific work of RRS William Scorseby and 1950-2 biological work of RRS Discovery: Defects and alterations to RRS William Scorseby; Ariel reconnaissance for whales: the Faroe-Shetland Channel and northwards to DWS MIKE; A visit to a whaling station at West Lock Farbert Harris, Outer Hebrides A91 Annual report, journal and correspondence of Dr N.A.Mackintosh 1959, 1963-73

Expeditions

A92 Norwegian-British-Swedish expedition to Queen Maud Land 1948-52 (Dronning Maud Land), 1948-9: minutes of meetings of the Joint Polar Research Committee and deciding the scientific programme of the expedition A93 Norwegian-British-Swedish expedition to Queen Maud Land 1946-8 (Dronning Maud Land), 1946-7: minutes of meetings from the Antarctic Research Committee and the Joint Polar Research Committee A94 Norwegian-British-Swedish expedition, 1952: minutes of meetings 1952-7 from the Joint Polar Executive Committee and regarding publication of material A95 Norwegian-British-Swedish expedition, 1950: minutes of meetings 1949-50 and papers from the Joint Polar Research Committee A96 Norwegian-British-Swedish expedition, 1951: papers of the Joint 1951-4 Polar Research Committee A97 ‘The voyage of Jason and Hertha into the Antarctic Ocean 1893-4 Mar 1949 and the scientific results of these voyages’, by Dr Johannes Peterson; with a map by L.Friedrichsen; translated by J.D.M.Blyth, Scott Polar Research Unit A98 Correspondence between Dr N.A.Mackinstosh and A.G.Hamilton, 2 and 7 May 1956 offering to make observations on a sailing trip A99 Galathea Expedition and the Galanthea Report: scientific results of 1950-5 the Danish deep sea expedition around the world, 1950-2, carried out under the leadership of A.F.Brunn, R.Spärcka and S.B.V.J.Greve A100 Albatross expedition: Swedish deep sea expedition on The 1947-8 Albatross A101 Professor Piccard’s experiment: bathyscaphe 1947-8 A102 Brategg’s expedition, 1947-8: results 1947-50

NOL Collection 1, A sequence 7

A103 French Antarctic expedition, 1948 including contact with RRS 1947-51 Discovery II and a conference with the French Polar Institute A104 Articles from Nature about the Carnegie expeditions 1928-4 A105 The German Antarctic Schwabenland Expedition, 1938-9: report 1946 and correspondence. The areas photographed was named New Schwabenland after the ship used in the expedition A106 Deutschen Atlantischen Metesurveying cruise in the South Atlantic, 1925-35 1925-7: reports and correspondence A107 Gauss Expedition: report from the UK Scientific Research 1952 Organisation in Germany issued by the German Hydrograpghic Institute. A research cruise carried out by the study vessel Gauss A108 Antarctic Expeditions: correspondence, newspaper cuttings and 1942-7 journal articles A109 Expeditions: newspaper cuttings and journal articles 1929, 1936, 1947, 1949

Institutions

A110 United Kingdom contribution to the International Biological 1967 Programme: report A111 XVI International Congress of Zoology, Washington 20-27 Aug 1963-5 1963: arrangement for A112 Food and agricultural organisation (FAO) of the United Nations: 1954-6, 1967 correspondence A113 International Hydrographic bureaus: notes 1937, 1948 A114 Congresses including the Pacific Science Congress of the Pacific 1948-9, 1960-1 Science Association, New Zealand, 1949: papers and correspondence A115 Pacific Science Congress and work of the Discovery Committee in 1930-9 the South Pacific Ocean, including correspondence with Wayland Vaughan A116 Sovereignty of the Continental Shelf: ICSU correspondence 1954-8 A117 General oceanography: enquiries 1954-8 A118 Faroe-Shetland Channel: correspondence: 1937-8, 1952-8 Incorporation of Natural History Museum collections with some parts of the Discovery collections; Draft memorandum on the work of RRS Discovery II in the southern ocean and proposed treatment of the data; Provisional memorandum on work to be down in England after the final commission of the Discovery II; Notes on marine research in the Antarctic; Oceanographical research in the Antarctic A119 South Sandwich group of Islands 1927-37 A120 Visitors: 1959-66 Correspondence with the International Indian Ocean Expedition, 1959-65; The Institution of Professional Civil Servants; References and society membership; Dr N.A.Mackintosh’s papers A121 General enquiries 1933-68 A12 Whales and whaling: an exhibition in London Zoo: arrangements May 1955

NOL Collection 1, A sequence 8 A123 Atlantic weatherships: correspondence, papers and newspaper 1947-9 cuttings

Bottom cores

A124 Study of bottom or deep-sea cores: treatment of material from RRS 1951-65 Discovery II A125 Bottom or deep-sea cores: plans and methods for sampling and c. 1948-1950 analysis A126 H.F.P.Herdman (representative of Discovery staff) visit to The 1948 Albatross – Swedish deep-sea expedition A127 Bottom or deep-sea cores: 1946-7 ‘A Swedish Deep Sea Expedition’, by Hans Patterson ‘Core Sampling at Great Depth’, by Børje Kutenberg A128 Bottom or deep-sea cores: old cores: some correspondence with and 1928-48 regarding Mr Earland who asked for permission to examine cores of deep-sea deposits taken by Discovery, 1926-7 A129 Geology and Geography: journal articles and typescript papers and 1927-51 some correspondence A130 The sea floor including Maganese nodules: correspondence and 1940s-50s some printed material A131 Bottom deposits and faecal pellets: correspondence with Hilary 1932 B.Moore of the Marine Biological Station A132 Bottom deposits: correspondence with F.A.Bannister, assistant 1935-6 keeper Natural History Museum; correspondence about Mr Earland and work on crystals A133 Bottom deposits including W.Campbell Smith’s (Natural History 1934-5 Museum) report ‘The marine deposits of the Patagonian Continental Shelf’; petrography: samples from the Falkland Islands and mainland South America A134 Bottom deposits: the Patagonian Shelf and correspondence with 1932-3 L.Harrison Matthews A135 Bottom deposits: fossil forminifera: correspondence with Dr 1928-33 W.A.MacFadyn, Sedgwick Museum Cambridge A136 Bottom deposits: forminifera: correspondence with Mr A.Earland 1928-36 and E.Heron-Allen of the Natural History Museum A137 Bottom deposits: correspondence with Professor P.G.H.Boswell, 1928-38 Imperial College of Science and Technology: samples collected by the Discovery Committee’s vessels in the Antarctic and other parts of the southern hemisphere A138 Discovery of the Antarctic Continent including W.H.Hobb’s article 1939 and J.W.S.Marr’s draft of a criticism

Surveys and soundings

A139 Soundings: correspondence with hydrographics department and 1924-64 papers regarding recording, equipment, statistics and measurement A140 Bouvet Island: correspondence, photographs and notes 1931-3 A141 A reports of the coast of Antarctica between the Meridians of 1931-9 0º10’E and 4º30’E by Lieutenant L.C.Hill and some correspondence about RRS Discovery II A142 Surveying Balleny Islands: reports, lists of sketches (sketches not 1936-48

NOL Collection 1, A sequence 9 present) A143 South Orkneys Islands: report and correspondence 1932-3 A144 Reports of surveys: South Shetlands and Graham Land 1931-8 A145 Surveying South Georgia including Royal Bay and Grytviken: 1928-32 papers regarding Mr F.Goodman, motor mechanic A146 Meteorology 1927-51 A147 Atmospheric pollution: testing atmospheric dust 1925 A148 South African meteorology reports 1944-5 A149 South African meteorology reports 1943-4 A150 Proposals for an International Polar Year in the southern 1943-6 hemisphere A151 Geophysics: papers 1946-8 A152 Earthquake in ?Depindencies: proposed seismography: 1927-30 correspondence A153 Geology: printed papers 1930 and 1934 A154 Rock specimens, mainly West Antarctica: correspondence including 1931-43 with Dr G.W.Tyrrell, University of Glasgow A155 Rock specimens: Enderby areas: correspondence Jan-Jul 1936 A156 Rock specimens: South Orkneys: correspondence especially with 1933-9 Professor C.E.Tilley, Department of Mineralogy and Petrology, University of Cambridge A157 Report by Captain C.A.Larsen on an exploring expedition round a c. 1908 part of South Georgia and to the Sandwich Island in 1908 A158 Tristan da Cunha Islands and the Tristan da Cunha Fund: reports 1925-47 and correspondence A159 South Orkney islands: correspondence and Mr J.W.S.Marr’s reports 1933-5 A160 Seismic sounding recordings: correspondence Jan-Apr 1951 A161 Surveying, general: correspondence and reports 1925-32 A162 Charts showing: c. 1930-1 South Shetland Islands, South Orkney Islands, Marin Darbel Islands and track chart for Captain’s seventeenth reports for RRS William Scorseby. Marked as ‘British Museum’ A163 Indian Ocean Expedition: papers and correspondence 1957-64 A164 Benguela current: treatment of data: correspondence and papers 1950-3 A165 Benguela current: article in Nature 1951 ‘Breeding grounds of Pilchards off the coast of south-west Africa’ following hydrological and plankton surveys in the Benguela Current Region A166 Benguela current: field work: data and correspondence 1949-50 A167 Peru or Humboldt current: correspondence and reports 1931-46 A168 Trawling survey: Falkland Islands and the Patagonia Continental 1943-56 Shelf: correspondence and Dr T.J.Hart’s report A169 Societies and institutions, foreign: correspondence and papers 1934-62 A170 Institut Océanographique, Monaco: correspondence and printed 1960-8 material A171 American Museum of Natural History: correspondence 1948

A172 Correspondence including with Dr Gerhard Schott of the Deutsche 1931-8 Seewarte, Hamburg A173 Post-Second World War Germany: papers and correspondence 1945-7 including looting of scientific libraries and scientific reconstruction A174 International Union for Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG): Physical 1957-71

NOL Collection 1, A sequence 10 Oceanography Committee, including SCOR and Scientific Committee for Antarctic Research (SCAR): minutes A175 International Union for Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG): Physical 1952-56 Oceanography Committee: reports, minutes and correspondence A176 International Union for Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG): Physical 1933-4, 1939, 1947- Oceanography Subcommittee: papers and minutes 50 A177 International Union for Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG) meeting 1953-5 in Rome, 1954: minutes and reports A178 International Union for Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG) meeting 1951-2 in Brussels, 1951: printed material and correspondence A179 International Mixed Commission on Oceanography, 1948: minutes 1948 A180 International Union for Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG) 1948 Association of terrestrial magnetism and electricity, Oslo meetings 17-28 Aug 1948: reports A181 International Union for Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG) Aug 1948 International Association of Hydrology, General Assembly at Oslo, 19-28 Aug 1948: papers A182 International Union for Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG) General 1948 Assembly, 1948: travel arrangements A183 International Union for Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG) Oslo 1948 Conference, 1948: papers A184 International Council of Scientific Unions: printed articles and notes 1947 A185 Diatoms of Peru/Humboldt Current: preliminary analysis by Rayner n.d. A186 Notes on the depth distributions of Antarctic Phytoplankton n.d. organisms based on centrifuge results obtained during the third commission of RSS Discovery II (by Hart?) A187 Phytoplankton: papers and correspondence 1933-62 A188 Fresh water algae: correspondence with Dr F.G.Fritsch, Queen Feb-Mar 1948 Mary College, University of London A189 Seaweed: kelp, alginates and macrocystis: papers and 1929, 1946-9, 1954 correspondence A190 Plankton: red water bloom 1934, 1943-7 A191 Plankton: diatom sizes: correspondence with Mr R.S.Wimpenny, 1938-40 Fisheries Laboratory, Lowesoft A192 Ice Diatoms: correspondence with and work of Dr T.J.Hart 1948 A193 Copepoda: correspondence and papers 1959 A194 Patchiness, streaks and slicks n.d. c. 1953 A195 Plankton: methods and equipment 1937-48 A196 Plankton: general correspondence and papers 1928-59 A197 Plankton: prototydra and planktosphaera n.d. A198 Plankton: work by Professor A.C.Hardy, Department of Zoology 1931-3 and Oceanography, University College Hull A199 Cephalopoda: correspondence with and regarding Mr 1955-68 I.C.J.Galbraith, Natural History Museum and Dr Anna Bidder, Department of Zoology, Cambridge University A200 Cephalopoda: general papers 1951-62 A201 Invertebrates: correspondence 1931, 1943 A202 Gastropods: including correspondence with Dr Gunnar Thorson, 1947-53 Universitetets Zoologiske Museum A203 Various Crustacea: correspondence 1932-48 A204 Decapods: correspondence with Dr Robert Gurney Feb 1949

NOL Collection 1, A sequence 11 A205 Crustacea: correspondence including with Professor Graham 1927-52 Cannon, Manchester University Department of Zoology and Miss H.G.Q.Rowett A206 Lithodes antarcticus: correspondence; T.John Hart’s notes and 1936-49 diagrams A207 Copepoda: work of Mr Andrew Scott 1928-34 A208 Mysid Embryos: correspondence with Miss S.Manton 1928-9 A209 Chaetognatha: correspondence with Professor C.C.John, Agra 1933-8 College Department of Zoology A210 Caelenterates: correspondence 1932-54 A211 Plankton: including correspondence with and work of Professor 1930-3 A.C.Hardy, Department of Zoology and Oceanography and E.R.Gunther, Natural History Museum. Includes sketches and diagrams A212 Plankton: 24 hour stations: Professor Alister C.Hardy and Dr Cheng 1937-47 A213 Collections: presentations made to the British Museum 1930-54 A214 Station lists: notes and correspondence 1941 A215 Chemistry of plankton: including papers and correspondence with 1930-5 A.P.Orr, Marine Station, Buteshire and R.S.Wimpenny, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Lowesoft A216 Plankton, Euphausia superba: general correspondence 1930-51 A217 Medicine and physiology: notes Dec 1950 A218 Biological: correspondence 1934-59 A219 Mammalia: general correspondence 1947-52 A220 Marine biology: including printed articles and maps of ‘Carta de 1934-57 Pesca’ A221 Discovery collections: minutes from meetings, correspondence and 1926-66 notes A222 Specialists: correspondence with and papers regarding 1957, 1960 A223 Correspondence with Marion Fontaine 1954-65 A224 Articles from Nature magazine 1930, 1942, 1946 A225 Physical Oceanography: notes, correspondence and printed articles 1933-48 from Nature A226 Chart showing magnetic variation swing by RSS William Scoresby 25 Feb 1950 A227 Waves and swell: articles from Nature 1924, 1946-7 A228 British water: symbolic charts c. 1950-2 A229 Surface temperature at the Antarctic convergence: papers and charts 1936-7, 1945-8 A230 Regional oceanography: printed articles from Nature 1928-45 A231 Water samples: correspondence and data 1927-32 A232 Hydrology: correspondence 1932-53 A233 Oceanography nomenclature: papers and correspondence 1930-51 A234 Oceanography general: correspondence and papers 1925-46 A235 Surface data: reports from yacht Jeanne Matilde Jul-Oct 1958 A236 Penguin embryos: including correspondence with C.W.Parsons, 1929-32 Glasgow University Department of Zoology A237 Penguins: correspondence and diagram 1931-3 A238 Oceanic birds: correspondence including with Brian Roberts, Scott 1936-52 Polar Research Unit and R.A.B.Ardley, Haifa, Palestine A239 Birds other than penguins: correspondence, reports of birds sighted 1928-58 A240 Fish: Latimeria chalumnae: correspondence, notes and printed 1939-53 articles

NOL Collection 1, A sequence 12 A241 Fisheries: correspondence and printed articles 1936-51 A242 Deepsea fish bucket: including correspondence with Professor 1937-58, 1968 A.C.Hardy and diagrams. . With a leaflet – NIO (NERC) on the Underwater acoustic command system 1968 (Originally developed for releasing the anchors of submerged buoy systems, later adapted to open and close the collecting bucket of a deep-sea research net, allowing catches to be obtained from a single depth without contamination during lowering or recovery) A243 Fish: correspondence and papers about tuna 1925-61 A244 Ice: correspondence and printed articles 1928-60 A245 Local sea ice conditions: Ross Sea: diagram and recording for c.1948-9 certain years between 1907-29 A246 Local sea ice conditions: including South Georgia and Falkland c.1923-31 Islands A247 Local sea ice conditions: South Shetlands and Graham Land: reports 1908-32 A248 M.C.Lester’s pack ice report from RSS William Scoresby 1928-9 A249 Pack ice: reports and data 1930-7 A250 Icebergs: Antarctic ice and large bergs: correspondence, reports and 1927-33 data A251 Ice: reports and correspondence 1926-36