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Vanity Fair Two colour prints depicting Sir Douglas Powell Bart., by Spy (Leslie Ward), [1904]; and Sir William Withey Gull Bart. MD, 'Physiological Physic' by Ape (Carlo Pellegrini), , Dec 1875

Copies of papers relating to his service with the French Special Air Service, France, 1944, some dated 1944, [1965] and 1987, principally comprising 'Looking back to the French SAS in Brittany, 1944', article by Cary-Elwes from the [Military Intelligence Review], 1947; pamphlet on Operation BONAPARTE, an operation to help Allied airmen to escape from occupied Europe, 1944-1945, published in the USA in [1965]; typescript text on the French Special Air Service, 1940-1946, written by [Cary-Elwes] in 1987; manuscript account of his service with Cary-Elwes and the French Special Air Service, Brittany, 1944, by Cpl Eric Mills, Cary-Elwes' batman, ND .

CASABLANCA conference Jan 1943, papers and minutes of meetings, (Office of US Combined Chiefs of Staff, Washington DC, 1943). Printed, 324pp

Casablanca 1 (London, 1992), current affairs magazine;

Issue 2, 1993;

Issue 4, 1993

(Note: for issue 3, 1993, including Mottram's review of Ann Charters The Penguin book of the Beats (London, 1993), see MOTTRAM 3)

Naaman ward, Mr Morgan's Case Book' Manuscript volume containing detailed case reports of patients in Naaman ward (male patients) attended by Mr John Morgan, Surgeon, Oct [1827], Aug 1828, Nov-Dec 1829, and Aug 1831, recording symptoms, treatment and progress of the case.

Cornelius ward, Mr Morgan's Case Book' Manuscript volume containing detailed case reports of patients in Cornelius ward (male patients) attended by Mr John Morgan, Surgeon, Jan 1828-Mar 1830, recording symptoms, treatment and progress of the case.

Mr Morgan's case book for diseases of the eye' Manuscript register, [Apr1836-Sep 1836], Feb 1837-Jul 1837, recording details of patient's name, age, colour of hair, eyes and general appearance, history of case and hereditary tendency to disease, symptoms presented on admission and during the treatment, name of disease, and treatment. Indexed by patient surname.

Empty case of the lancets of John Hunter (died 1793) Lancets were stolen, 1970s.

Papers of Samuel Solly, comprising surgical casebook containing notes on patients examined by him at St Thomas's Hospital, privately, and at Hanwell, including operative details and post mortem findings, [1828-1846], with some watercolour sketches, mostly of the brain. (1 volume)

Manuscript notes found in the back of above volume include descriptions of the cases of eye disease of Andrew Wilson, Jan 1836-[1837], Thomas Wood, Dec 1837-Apr 1837, and John Shiel, Feb -Aug 1837.

Ear Reports 1904 Mr Fagge' Volume of case notes containing typed index to cases by name of patient and by operation, an notes containing patient histories and charts relating to their admission to hospital and operation performed.

Papers of Charles Oxley, comprising casebook, 1725-1726, recording details of surgical cases at St Thomas's Hospital; notes on lithology and operations for cataracts.

Patient casebook, Jul 1808-Dec 1809, compiled by unidentified author.

File of case notes mainly relating to the work of Dr Robert Knox and William Fergusson at the Old Surgeon's Hall and Edinburgh Royal Dispensary, but also referring to earlier cases, 1827-1837, including an operation to correct a perforated anus in a young child, with accompanying correspondence recalling the case, 1841, and operations to rectify a hernia and hare lip, infant limb fractures, defects of the spermatic cord, and a post mortem examination of the abdominal cavity; printed prospectus of the summer classes in practical anatomy and operative surgery undertaken by Dr Robert Knox, 1832; single volume of case notes made by Fergusson while at the Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, 1839-1840, including examples of necrosis, syphilis, frost bite, but principally fractures, mainly of the tibia, femur, fibula and cranium.

Possibly a case notes book of William Fergusson whilst a surgeon to the Edinburgh Royal Dispensary (1831-1836) and surgeon to the Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh (1836-1840). The Royal Dispensary is mentioned and the locations of patients appear to be Scottish towns. Cases of medical disorders and procedures include mamma cancer, axillary's aneurysm (detailed description of operation), dissection of an enlarged thyroid body (detailed description of operation), hare lip, sew septum to the nose, hydrocele of spermatic chord, super prostate anus (detailed description of operation), strangulated inguinal hernia (detailed description of operation), dislocation of the elbow, amputation of thigh, fracture of neck of scapulae, amputation of arm, lithotrities instrument (detailed description of the operation and letter to the editor of the Lancet concerning the procedure), head injury, lower jaw tumour, tie to the subclavian artery, aneurysm in the great toe, lateral curvation of spine, tracheotomy and breast cancer. Cases in date order, giving patient name, location, and the names of assisting doctors and surgeons. 1 bound volume

Tomkin's surgical case notes of 110 patients admitted to St Thomas's Hospital, 1831-1832. (1 volume)

Cases taken in the wards of Guy's Hospital, viva voce by Golding Bird, in the years 1833-1834'.Manuscript volume containing register of cases in chronological order of admission, including name, case, ward, result and date of admission, as well as detailed notes of each case. 322 pages

Manuscript volume of case notes of patients under the care of Robert Bentley Todd, Professor of Physiology, King's College London, and Physician, King's College Hospital, comprising notes on the first patients to be admitted to King's College London, Portugal Street, covering a wide range of conditions, notably gout, bronchitis, pneumonia and pulmonary phthisis (tuberculosis), chorea, hemiplegia and paralysis, a case of opium poisoning, scurvy, psoriasis, typhus, and two cases of Bright's disease of the kidney. Patient descriptions usually include name, age, place of origin and current abode, occupation, and health history. Indexed in case order with names of patients, reason for referral, and remarks. 1 volume. Fragile