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Drawing of the TOG 3 tank, by William Foster and Company, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, number 714 G, entitled 'Proposed arrangement of transverse rear drive'.

Two copies of a drawing of the TOG 3 tank, by William Foster and Company, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, number 707 G, entitled 'Proposed general arrangement'.

Drawing of the TOG 3 tank, by William Foster and Company, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, number 875 G, entitled 'Sections of rear end of hull'.

Drawing of the TOG 3 tank, by William Foster and Company, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, number 698 G, entitled 'Proposed general arrangement (side elevation)'.

Drawing entitled 'suggested flotilla leader', scale 1 inch to 5 feet and four copies of blueprint entitled 'Foster's battle tank', scale 0.5 inch to 1 foot, produced by William Foster and Company Limited, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.

Official report entitled Eighteenth report from the Select Committee on National Expenditure, Session 1941-1942, being the fifty-eighth report in the series of reports from the Select Comittees on National Expenditure originally set up in Session 1939-1940. Production (war materials), (HMSO, London, 1942).

Book by Maj Gen Ernest Dunlop Swinton, entitled Eyewitness. Being personal reminiscences of certain phases of the Great War including the genesis of the tank (Hodder and Stoughton, London 1932).

Book edited by G Murray Wilson entitled Fighting tanks. An account of the Royal Tank Corps in action, 1916-1919 (Seeley, Service and Company, London, 1929). MISSING. (Alternative copy in Liddell Hart Library).

Official handbook entitled 'Handbook of the 60-pr B. L. gun. Land service. 1916. (HMSO, London, 1916).

Official report, Parliamentary Debates. House of Commons. Thursday 12th October 1916, vol 86 number 95, (HMSO London, 1916), with a small trench map, bearing manuscript annotations, of the area around Thiepval, Western Front, scale 1:20,000, (first printing company, Royal Engineers, 4 Army sector (312), May 1916).

Printed, illustrated specification of the US Medium Tank T25 E1 and the US Heavy Tank T26 E1, entitled Medium Tank T25 E1 Heavy Tank T26 E1, (Office of the Chief of Ordnance, Washington DC, US, Mar 1944).

Instruction book for the Churchill (Infantry Tank Mark IV). Issued by Vauxhall Motors Limited, Luton Bedfordshire. Contains manuscript annotations by Stern.

Instruction from Capt Murray Fraser Sueter, Director of Air Department, the Admiralty, to Flight-Cdr Thomas Gerard Hetherington, Transport Officer, Armoured Car Division, Royal Naval Air Service, concerning the ordering of materials for three new squadrons of armoured cars. 1p

Instruction from Wg Cdr Frederick Lewis Maitland Boothby, Inspecting Commander, Armoured Car Division, Royal Naval Air Service, to Maj Thomas Gerard Hetherington, Royal Naval Air Service Stern and others placing Lt Walter Gordon Wilson, Royal Naval Air Service, in charge of the Bullock Caterpillar tractors at Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire and authorising Lt Cdr R W McGrath, officer commanding 20 Squadron, Royal Naval Air Service, to place the necessary men at his disposal. 1p

Instruction from Wg Cdr Frederick Lewis Maitland Boothby, Inspecting Commander, Armoured Car Division, Royal Naval Air Service, to Maj Thomas Gerard Hetherington, Transport Officer, Armoured Car Division, Royal Naval Air Service, Stern and others, emphasising that all responsibility for armoured cars and landships (tanks) lay with him. 2pp

Instruction from Wg Cdr Frederick Lewis Maitland Boothby, Inspecting Commander, Armoured Car Division, Royal Naval Air Service, to Maj Thomas Gerard Hetherington, Transport Officer, Armoured Car Division, Royal Naval Air Service, Stern and others placing Lt Walter Gordon Wilson, Royal Naval Air Service, in charge of the Bullock Caterpillar tractors at Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire and authorising Lt Cdr R W McGrath, officer commanding 20 Squadron, Royal Naval Air Service to place the necessary men at his disposal. 1p

Card from A Leisy to Stern inviting him to dine with J L Breton, French Under Secretary of State for Inventions, Ministry of Munitions. 1p

Invitation to Stern to dine with J L Breton, French Under Secretary of State for Inventions, Ministry of Munitions, at the Ritz Hotel, Paris, France. 1p

Letter from A Leisy to Stern inviting him to lunch with French Gen Jean Baptiste Estienne, Commander, French Tank Corps 13 Jul 1917. 1p

Magazine entitled L'Armée la Nation, number 11, 1 Nov 1959 (the Belgian official defence journal), forwarded with a letter from Sir Basil Liddell Hart to Stern of 10 Nov 1959, pointing out an article on the history of the Royal Tank Regiment.