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A history of the Committee of Imperial Defence 1902-1914, with list of records, (Public Record Office, London, [1942]). Duplicated 32 pp

A history of the flags of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) countries, (NATO, ...), with covering letter from NATO Defence College to Laura Kathleen Ismay, Lady Ismay enclosing booklet.

Acceptances to dinner on 1960 Sep 26 to celebrate publication of memoirs.

Account by [Laura Kathleen Ismay, Lady Ismay] of Queen Elizabeth II's visit to Paris. Typescript, 6pp

An account of the death of Col Aubertin Walter Sothern Mallaby in Indonesia. Typescript, 1p

Anglo Soviet political conversations at Moscow, 9-17 Oct 1944 (HMSO, London, 1944). Printed, 71pp

ARGONAUT conference Jan-Feb 1945, papers and minutes of meetings, (Office of US Combined Chiefs of Staff, Washington DC, 1945). Printed, 336pp

Newspaper cutting from The Daily Telegraph of the leader article written by Colin Coote, editor, relating to The Turn of the Tide, 1939-1943. A study based on the diaries an autobiographical notes of FM Alan Francis Brooke, 1st Viscount Alanbrooke of Brookeborough by Arthur Wynne Morgan Bryant (Collins, London, 1965). Printed, 1p

Article by Henry Tosti Russell entitled 'Welcome to Portugal' describing an interview with Ismay for Jornal do comercio relating to the aims and past achievements of North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) and the possibility of future closer European union. Typescript, 5pp

Extract from Readers Digest, Sep 1953 of article by Ismay entitled 'The best advice I ever had' relating to loyalty within a regiment and within the group of North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) countries. Printed 2pp

Article by Ismay published in The Daily Telegraph on defence of the free world, relating to what he saw as a grave hiatus at the summit, an urgent plea for co-ordinated action, the need for freedom loving nations to unite and avert a third world war against the totalitarian states, inadequacy of regional pacts and pressing for a supreme council. Newspaper cutting

Article by Ismay for The fighting forces entitled 'Alliance for peace' relating to the reasons for the creation of North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), its aims and achievements to date. Typescript, 6pp

Text of article by Ismay for Spring 1954 issue of International Journal, the quarterly of the Canadian Institute for International Affairs entitled 'Atlantic alliance' relating to the events leading up the formation of North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO); its current military powers; the work of the North Atlantic Council. With printed version of article. Typescript and printed, 16pp

Text of article by Ismay for The Radio Times entitled 'Introducing North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)'. With printed version of the article re-titled 'Discovering NATO'. Typescript and printed, 3pp

Extract of article by Ismay from European and Atlantic digest entitled 'North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) within the United Nations'. Printed, 2pp

Text of article by Ismay on US Gen Dwight David Eisenhower's book Crusade in Europe (William Heinemann, London, 1948). With covering letter sending article to the editor of The Daily Telegraph suggesting sections that could be cut; press cutting of article from The Daily Telegraph. Typescript, 7pp

Paper by Ismay for publication in The Scotsman entitled 'The causes, purposes and hopes of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)'. Typescript, 7pp

Article from The Atlantic Monthly vol 175, no. 4, April 1945 by Lewis William Douglas entitled 'What shall we do with the ships' relating to surplus US shipping and the decimated European merchant navy fleets. With covering letter sent with article to Ismay. Typescript and printed, 6pp

from Progress, winter 1954-1955 of article entitled 'Pax Atlantica' relating to the aims and operation of North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO). Printed, 4pp

Extract from European and Atlantic Digest, special supplement featuring 'A message from Lord Ismay' relating to the achievements of North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) to date and challenges for the future. Printed 2pp