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Writers Forum indices: Writers Forum check list of publications 1954-1998; Writers Forum catalogue 1992-1994, 2 copies

Catalogues, press cuttings, invitations and other items relating to contemporary art exhibitions, including: catalogue for an exhibition at Greenwich Theatre Gallery, London, 1980, with additional material on the Surrealist movement by John Lyle; invitation to an exhibition of work by Alan Rankle, 1982, with a note by Rankle stating that some pieces were inspired by Eric Mottram's A book of Herne, 1975-1981 (see also 10/1/10); leaflet for a course, 'Art, politics and the machine, 1914-1939', Liverpool University, 1984, with a manuscript letter from Mottram to course organiser Paul O'Keefe; invitation to a private view of work by British artist Stuart Reid, Vortex Gallery, London, 1986, with a manuscript letter to Mottram from the gallery co-founder Irving Kinnersley; photocopy letter (poor quality) from Mottram to British artist Ralph Steadman, 1986, with thanks for signed books and praise for Steadman's work; invitation to an exhibition of work by Paul Davie, Vortex Gallery, 1987; Time magazine article on the death of Andy Warhol, 1987; invitation to an exhibition at The Gallery by The Park, Nelson, Lancashire, 1988; manuscript notes by Mottram on Willem de Kooning's Collected writings, 1988; printed work by Peterjon Skelt, 'Drawings from the Camberwell book of hours', signed by Skelt to Mottram, 1989; personal invitation to Mottram from Scottish artist David Cook to an exhibition at Cleveland Bridge Gallery, Bath (undated); catalogue (undated) to an exhibition of work by Jim Bird, Kenneth Noland and Arthur Secunda at Galeria Joan Prats, Barcelona, with an introduction by Nissa Torrents (a former PhD student of Mottram's).

Catalyst: magazine of the independent Left 7 (London, 1991), reports on world politics;

Issue 8, 1991

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Caterpillar 1 (New York, 1967): includes poetry by Gary Snyder, Paul Blackburn, an essay by Norman O. Brown, essay on Wallace Stevens by Cid Corman, essay, 'Rites of participation' part 1 by Robert Duncan and his poem, 'Passages 30';

Issue 2, 1968: includes poems by Clayton Eshleman, Armand Schwerner, and part 2 of the Duncan essay

Caw! Magazine of Students for a Democratic Society 2 (New York, 1968), a magazine for 'poetry, essays, drawings, photographs, visions, thoughts....'

CEAA (Centre for Editions of American Authors) Newsletter 1 (NewYork, 1968): includes articles on Mark Twain, Walt Whitman, Henry Thoreau, Emily Dickinson

Cencrastus 2 (Edinburgh, 1980): includes article on David Lindsay's science fiction

Secretary's file. Census forms, completed by some of the patients and staff of King's College Hospital.

The Practitioner No. 1201 Vol. 201 Centenary Number, containing images of King's College Hospital.

Centigrade 3 (King's College London, 1964) 20

Central City News (Central City, Colorado, 1859), spoof reprint with headline, 'Eric Mottram made sheriff of Central City' (outsize)

Ceolfrith Arts 3 (Sunderland, 1974-1975): includes note of Poets Conference meeting, 16 Nov 1974 (outsize)

Three handled cup, with spout, white china, with ounce measurements marked Maker: Maw

Certificate in honour of the contribution of the College and William Overend Priestley (1829-1900), Consulting Physician at King’s College Hospital, to the University of Edinburgh Tercentenary Festival.

King's College Hospital Certificate of Jessie Canham for two years nursing training, and award of the Monk Memorial Prize, Mar 1933.

Certificate of Alan Christopher Temple Perkins to certify the award of Hempson prize for the best essay or treatise on some phase or branch of public health work for ‘The Problems presented by School Preventive Medicine in Rural areas,’ presented by the British Medical Association.

Certificate presented to Rosabel Humphries to certify she had received training as a probationary nurse at King’s College Hospital. Signed by Henry Wace, Chairman; John Curnow, Dean of Medical Department of King’s College London; Sir Nestor Isidore Charles Tirard, Physician at King’s College Hospital; Katherine Hernettia Monk, Matron.

Certificate to certify that Isaac Klein was a Life Governor of King’s College Hospital.