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The New Commonwealth Institute memorandum 18, Mar 1935, 'An international police board' by Prof Harold Richard Goring Greaves. 1 booklet

The New Commonwealth Institute memorandum 17, Mar 1935, 'The first stage in international policing' by Maj Gen Sir Frederick (Barton) Maurice. 1 booklet

The New Commonwealth Institute memorandum 15, Mar 1935, 'An international maritime police' by Adm Ronald Arthur Hopwood. 1 booklet

The New Commonwealth Institute memorandum 14, Mar 1935, 'A plan for the organisation of a European air service' by R Adm Robert Neale Lawson. 1 booklet

The New Commonwealth Institute memorandum 13, Mar 1935, 'Theory and practice of international policing' by Prof Hans Wehberg. 1 booklet

The new British poetry (Paladin, London, 1988)

The Naval Review: review by Ian McGeoch of Countdown: Britain's Strategic Nuclear Forces.

The NATO handbook, NATO Information Service, Paris.

The NATO alliance and the Warsaw Pact: raw materials and energy procurement to 2000: selected non-fuel minerals'. Report No 1 submitted to the MoD by the Dept of Geography, University of Durham. 2 copies

The NATO alliance and the Warsaw Pact: raw materials and energy procurement to 2000: Prolegomena'. Preliminary report to the MoD by Dept of Geography, University of Durham.

The National Register of Medical Auxiliary Services: Chiropodists published by The Board of Registration of Medical Auxiliaries.

The Nation (New York, 21 Apr 1962), open at article on the novel by Frederick R. Karl;

Issue, 20 Sep 1965, '10th anniversary issue';

Issue, 14 Aug 1967: study of violence in various American cities, and account of Sacco-Vanzetti incident of 1920s;

Issue, 18 Dec 1967, 'the war on campus';

Issue, 29 Jun 1970, comprises a colloquy on Law and Order;

Issue, 2 Aug 1971: main article, 'The theory and fallacies of counterinsurgency';

Issue, 1 Jun 1974: includes article, 'Hoover's legacy-a nationwide system of political surveillance';

Issue, 3 Aug 1974: article on nuclear issue emphasised by Mottram;

Issue, 28 Dec 1974: includes study of American 'taboo' on Socialism;

Issue, 27 May 1978, on Disarmament;

Issue, 16 Dec 1978, emphasis put on article on mass suicide at Jim Jones' People's Temple, Guyana;

Issue, 9 Jun 1979: discusses American military intervention;

Issue, 2-9 Aug 1980;

Issue, 24 Jan 1981 (New York): articles on nuclear weapons;

Issue, 2 May 1981, 'Spring books issue';

Issue, 3 Oct 1981, special issue investigating 'the writer's state';

Issue, 16 Jan 1982: includes feature on the arms race;

Issue, 13 Feb 1982;

Issue, 1 May 1982: features nuclear disarmament;

Issue, 12 Feb 1983: includes comment on President Reagan's new Indian policy;

Issue, 9 Apr 1983: on 'the new arms technology';

Issue, 21 Jan 1984, special issue on Central America;

Issue, 28 Jan 1984, open at article, 'Does literature exist?' by Lennard J. Davis, 59-60;

Issue, 18 Feb 1984: includes article on the 'drug economy';

Issue, 6 Oct 1984 (New York);

Issue, 29 Sep 1984, rights issue;

Issue, 25 May 1985: articles on books relevant to censorship theme;

Issue, 26 Mar 1988;

Issue, 1 Oct 1990: includes a range of articles about students;

Issue, 19 Nov 1990: about, 'The Looting Decade';

Issue, 7 Oct 1991: includes articles 'CIA and the cocaine crop' and 'Gays and the family'

Articles from The Nation on aspects of the US legal system

The Naropa Institute Bulletin no issue number (Mar 1979, Boulder, Colorado): features on courses

Sigma Project: copy of The Moving Times, part of the 'Sigma experiment', edited by Trocchi and Jeff Nuttall, with item 'Martin's folly' by William Burroughs

The motor division (including the Motor Cycle Battalion)' issued to officers of the London Division Finsbury Barracks (Sander, Phillips and Co, London, Jun 1939). 1 booklet

The mothercraft manual or the expectant and nursing mother and baby's first two years, Mabel Liddiard, J & A Churchill, London, 8th edition, 1931

The Moon 1 (Colne, Lancashire, 1984), speculation on future policy of the Arts Council of Great Britain, with specific reference to the Literature Panel: includes 'stop press' quotations from The Times, and covering letter from Robert Bank to Mottram;

Issue 2, 1984: includes item on The Poetry Society by Jeff Nuttall and Robert Bank, and article on little magazines by Geoff Soar and R. J. Ellis, 2 copies

The Modern Utopian 1/6 (Medford, Massachusetts, 1967), '... a modern utopian visualizes a clearly better society than the one that currently exists'

The modern history of Jordan, Kamal Salibi, IB Tauris and Co Ltd, London, 1993. 298pp 2 copies