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TriQuarterly 21 (Evanston, Illinois, 1971): issue devoted to anthology of 'Contemporary British Poetry' edited by John Matthias, 2 copies

Tributes to Mottram by Jeff Nuttall, Bill Griffiths and Lawrence Upton, First Offense 10 (Stodmarsh, Kent, 1996)

Triage 2/1 (Sterling Heights, Michigan, 1991): includes work by Clark Coolidge, Richard Kostelanetz

Published version of Mottram translations of Hungarian poet Ottó Orbán's poems 'America', 'Europe', 'Under the thundering roof', 'The dazzling difference in size' from New Hungarian Quarterly 110 (Budapest, 1988), 54-56, photocopy

Mottram translations of Hungarian poet Ottó Orbán's poems 'America', 'Europe', 'Under the thundering roof', 'The dazzling difference in size', in manuscript and typescript

Translations by Mottram of four poems of Hungarian poet, Otto Orbán with letter from Miklós Vajda, thanking Mottram for the translations of poems by Hungarian poet, Otto Orbán and making minor comments, typescript

Co-operative translations by Mottram with Will Rowe of poems by Garcia Lorca, including: 'Ode to the King of Harlem', 3 versions with annotations and 2 separate letters from Rowe; 'Ode to Walt Whitman' with separate set of typed notes by Rowe; 'Your childhood in Menton', 2 versions; 'Norm and paradise of the Negroes', 2 versions, one by Rowe, one by Mottram; 'Fable and round of the three friends', 2 versions, one by Rowe, one by Mottram. Note: all translations are typescript, the ones on yellow paper seem to be Mottram's versions.

Translations by Mottram and Miklos Vajda of poems by Ottó Orbán The New Hungarian Quarterly 86 (Budapest, 1982) 88-93

Translation by Mottram with Will Rowe of Garcia Lorca in Ecuatorial 3 (London, 1980) 4-11

Translation by Mottram with Miklós Vajda, of Ottó Orbán in The New Hungarian Quarterly 110 (Budapest, 1988) 54-56

Translation by Mottram and Miklos Vajda, 'Ginsberg in Budapest' by Ottó Orbán' Translation 15 (New York, 1985) 136-137

Transitions: Cortland prose & poetry 1965-1975 (Cortland, New York, 1976): anthology issue, with covering note to Mottram

Photocopy of 'Harold Cruse: an interview' [by C W E Bigsby], transcript of an interview recorded 8 June 1969, University of Wales, Aberystwyth.

Music 5. John Cage: typescript of Mottram 1972 interview with John Cage, with numerous manuscript corrections; photocopy typescript of a different version of the same interview; copy of magazine Spanner 1 (1974) publishing the second version of the interview above; Mottram typescript notes for the Cage interview, opening 'Silence -1961-a sound...'; typescript essay headed 'Silence'; manuscript and typescript essay headed 'John Cage: Silence and after'; note on John Cage, headed 'for The Independent', kept with Cage's obituary in The Independent, 14 Aug 1992; Mottram manuscript and typescript notes on Cage and his work and on secondary sources; copy of article 'Milton Babbitt and John Cage' by Eric Salzman from Stereo Review (no publications details); information folder titled Cage at 70, produced for the Almeida Festival, London, 1982; John Cage: etchings 1978-1982 (Point Press, Oakland, California, 1982); unsourced photocopy catalogue of Cage's work; programme for concert by John Cage and David Tudor, Royal Albert Hall, London, 22 May 1972; photocopy of article 'John Cage & Morton Feldman' from Circuit 4 (1967)

Trans Formation: Arts, communication, environment, a world review 1/1 (New York, 1950): includes articles by Buckminster Fuller, Le Courbusier, Piet Mondrian;

Issue 1/3, 1952: includes articles by Werner Heisenberg and Merce Cunningham

Tract 24 (Lewes, Sussex, [1977]: includes article by George Grant, 'Can we think outside technology?';

Issue 28, not dated: essays on the 'crisis in the visual arts'

Towards design in poetry (Writers Forum, London, 1977), by Eric Mottram with manuscript note from Bob Cobbing as publisher

Toucan 3/1-3 (Kent, Ohio, 1972) unpaginated

Toucan 1/2 (Kent, Ohio, 1968): includes articles, art work, and poems, with contributions from Thomas Kinsella and D. A. Levy;

Issue 2/2-3, 1970, loose leaf in envelope: includes poems by Douglas Blazek, Ray DiPalma