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A Souvenir Booklet for the Officers, Enlisted Men and Civilians Who Made History with the Third US Army in the European Theater of Operations 1944-1945 (3 US Army HQ, Bad Tolz, Germany, Aug 1945), illustrated with photographs, maps, and reproduced introduction pages of reports by 3 US Army Office of Assistant Chief of Staff general sections of personnel, intelligence, operations, logistics and supply and civil affairs, and special sections, notably anti-aircraft, chemical, engineering, medical, ordnance, Provost Marshal (military policing) and signals. 1 vol

_A strategy for higher education into the 1990s,_The University Grants Committee's advice, HMSO, Sep 1984. 90pp

A study of United Kingdom emergency operations from 1950 to 1966 by the Unison 67 planning staff restricted, notably including civil unrest and natural disasters and a chronological appendix giving operations and services commitments.

A synopsis of fevers and their treatment, revised edition, Virol Ltd, London. Inscribed: [Vander M Broont] Queens Hospital, Birmingham

Miss A V Brown: correspondence with Liddell Hart

A V Cleaver, Aero Engine Division, Rolls Royce,Derby: correspondence with Liddell Hart

A V Miller, (autograph collector): correspondence with Liddell Hart

A vision very like reality: radical writings 1 (London, 1979): work by Nick Totton, Anthony Barnett, Peter Riley, and others, 2 copies

A W Clarke: correspondence with Liddell Hart

A W de Graff, of De Graff Brothers Inc., New York, USA: correspondence with Liddell Hart

A W H Macdonald: correspondence with Liddell Hart

A woman's work, memorials of Eliza Fletcher edited by Rev C A Salmond (J N Mackinlay, Glasgow, 1890). 1 vol

A3+, issue 2/5 (Oxford, 1987), broadsheet of the Oxford University Poetry Society (outsize)

A. 3 (Hackney, London, 1985): calendar-style issue of visual material, including work by Roger Ely (outsize)

Aasta Stene and Helga Stene, Norwegian Resistance: correspondence with Liddell Hart, includes typescript report by Helga Stene, 'Impressions from Germany', May 1948; with introductory letter from Arnold Toynbee, 30 March 1945; and letter of introduction from Liddell Hart to Gen Yigal Allon, Dr Eliahn Elath and Col Dr J L Wallach

Abbreviations and instructions for the drafting of orders, instructions, reports and messages' issued by the War Office (HMSO, London, 1927). 1 booklet

ABC automatic telegraph receiver designed by Wheatstone.  The mechanism consists of a spring driven clockwork controlled by an electromagnetic escapement and activated by pulses of current from the sender.  These pulses rotate the wax disc, printed with the alphabet and numerals, and the required character is indicated by a single needle pointer.  The disc or dial on the receiver moves in unison with the dial on the transmitter.  Housed in a mahogany box with a glass front decorated with pilasters and pediment, a plate on the mechanism is inscribed 'C. Wheatstone Invt.'.

ABC transmitting telegraphs designed by Wheatstone using a step by step mechanism.   The dial is rotated to the required character which operates ‘make and break’ contacts beneath the dial sending current impulses down the line to the receiver.  [See K/PP107/1/4/42].  Brass dial mechanism with 30 arms each marked with letters and numbers radiating from a brass plate attached to a mahogany base.

Abel Bateman: correspondence with Liddell Hart

Poets of Le Metro (New York): Absence by Dan Saxon, 1963