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Album of photographs including black and white photographs of Mottram taken by Robert Bank, in Bradford, and colour views of towns in Wales and England.

Album of colour photographs, including: coastal views, Wales; a book launch event with Howell Daniells, Ken Edwards, Gilbert Adair, Clive Bush and others; the grave of Joseph Conrad; views of Berlin, Germany, including the Berlin Wall; an exhibition of prints with subjects including Basil Bunting.

Album of colour photographs including: views of Valencia, Spain; Newcastle upon Tyne; the Peak District; works of art.

Album of colour photographs including: temple carvings and street views in Hyderabad, India; views of Wales, chiefly the coast near Tenby, Wales, and a beach picnic with Howell Daniels.

Album of colour photographs including: coastal views, Northumberland; Briggflatts Meeting House and the grave of Basil Bunting; countryside views; a stone circle; the Tenby coastline, Wales.

Album of black and white photographs, including: street views of Saigon; Manila Harbour; the University of the Philippines; Hong Kong; views of Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto, Japan; sunrise and sunset over Singapore Harbour.

Album of black and white and colour photographs including: portrait photographs of Mottram at home; Mottram at Kent State University, with related press cutting; Mottram reading at Shakespeare & Co, Paris, 1990; Mottram in Durham at the launch event for Estuaries, 1992.

Stamp album covering letters A-G, Abyssinia-Germany, with typical though wide-ranging schoolchild's collection, probably mostly assembled by Mottram in Croydon pre-1940 and certainly pre-1943, including many stamps on covers as inserts

Stamp album covering letters G-V, Greece-Venezuela with typical though wide-ranging schoolchild's collection, probably mostly assembled by Mottram in Croydon pre-1940 and certainly pre-1943, including many stamps on covers as inserts

Alcheringa: ethnopoetics 1 (New York, 1970), edited by Jerome Rothenberg and Dennis Tedlock, 2 copies;

Issue 2, 1971;

Issue 3, 1971: features 'mini-anthology of South American Indian poetry';

Issue 4, 1972: includes plastic gramophone record, 'Easter sunrise sermon';

Issue 5, 1973: includes gramophone record of text in Zuni language, and work by Armand Schwerner, Louis Zukofsky, Charles Olson, Ezra Pound;

Special Issue titled, 'A first international symposium (on ethnopoetics)' Boston University, 1976, edited by Michel Benamou and Jerome Rothenberg: includes articles by Gary Snyder, George Quasha, David Antin;

New series, Issue 1/1 (Boston, 1975): features work of Jaime de Angulo;

New series, Issue 1/2, 1975: includes work by Gary Snyder, Paul Kahn, David Antin, bpNichol;

New series, Issue 2/1, 1976: includes insert gramophone record and appeal on behalf of poet Breyten Breytenbach in South Africa;

New series, Issue 3/2, 1977, edited by Dennis Tedlock

Alembic no issue number ('for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 1973'): loose-leaf issue with poems by Peter Barry, Ken Edwards, Robert Hampson and Jim Stewart;

Issue 4 (London, 1975-1976), edited by Peter Barry, Ken Edwards and Robert Hampson: includes work by Allen Fisher, Jeremy Hilton, Bernard Kelly, Roy Fisher, Ulli McCarthy (Freer), Ken Edwards, Mottram;

Issue 5, 1976: includes work by Opal Nations, Jeff Nuttall, Ulli McCarthy (Freer);

Issue 7, 1978: includes work by Peter Finch, Ulli McCarthy (Freer), Allen Fisher, Paula Claire

Alembic 4 (London, 1975-1976) 19-22

Alembic 6 (Orpington, Kent, 1977) 45-50

Alembic 8 (Orpington, Kent, 1979) 1-6

Peterjon and Yasmin Skelt, eds, Alive in parts of this century: Eric Mottram at 70 (North & South, Twickenham, 1994)

All you can eat, vol 2, no 1 New Jersey, July 22 1971, first anniversary issue. In newspaper format, chiefly relating to the oppression of women, ethnic minorities and gay people. [Very fragile].

Allen Ginsberg in the Sixties by Eric Mottram (Unicorn Bookshop, Brighton & Seattle, 1972)

ALMS (Association of Little Magazines) Newsletter Aug 1977: appointment of Officers, and statement from COLP (Consortium of London Presses);

Issue, Sep 1977

ALP (Association of Little Presses, London) Bulletin, 20 Jan 1968: information about applying for grants;

Issue, 3 May 1968: about a loose-leaf catalogue

ALP (Association of Little Presses, London) Newsletter Jul 1977: prior to AGM, in aftermath of severance from The Poetry Society;

Issue, Aug 1977: AGMs of ALP, ALMS (Association of Little Magazines) and COLP (Consortium of London Presses), 2 copies;

Issue, Sep 1977, with note of AGM, 22 Jul 1977;

Issue, May 1978;

Issue, Nov-Dec 1978: includes letter from Allen Fisher on boycotting The Poetry Society;

Issue, Jan 1979: material on little presses and The Poetry Society;

Issue, May 1979: includes profile of Oleander Press, and records of the Arts Council of Great Britain's attitude towards little presses;

Issue, July 1979: includes profile of Kropotkin's Lighthouse Publications (Jim Huggon);

Issue, Aug-Sep 1979, celebrating ALP's 15th year: features on Pig Press and Keepsake Press;

Issue, Oct 1979: includes profile of Openings Press (John Furnival);

Issue, Dec 1979: includes profile of Lobby Press (Richard Tabor);

Supplementary issue, Jan 1980, announcing bookfair at Whitechapel Art Gallery;

Supplementary issue, Feb 1980, advertising Whitechapel bookfair;

Issue, March-April 1980;

Issue, May 1980;

Issue, July 1980;

Issue, Aug-Sep 1980;

Issue, Jan-Feb 1981, with Arts Council press notice on Trio Exvoco;

Issue, March-May 1981, with members' flyers;

Issue, July 1981, 2 copies;

Issue, Aug-Sep 1981, with flyers from New Departures;

Issue, Oct 1981: announces Darlington bookfair, and includes list of poets reading at King's College London for autumn 1981;

Issue, Nov 1981;

Issue, Jan 1982;

Issue, Apr-May 1982;

Issue, Oct-Nov 1982, with flyer for abortive publication of Allen De Loach's Mudhead Kachina in this country;

Issue, Dec 1982;

Issue, Mar-Apr 1983: includes poster for New Departures Third International Poetry Olympics;

Issue, May-Jun 1983;

Issue, Sep 1983;

Issue, Nov 1983;

Issue, Sep 1984: includes note on the genesis of New River Project;

Issue, Nov 1984;

Issue, March 1985;

Issue, May 1985, with promotional enclosures, including material from Pig Press;

Issue, Sep 1985: opens with a note from Allen Fisher as Chairman;

Issue, July 1986, with financial statement 1985-1986;

Issue, Oct 1986;

Issue, Dec 1986: includes letters from Michael Farley of Taxvs Press and Roland John of Hippopotamus Press;

Issue, Jan-Feb 1987: includes article, 'Publishing by photocopier' by Bob Cobbing, accompanied by leaflet, 'Summary of answers to ALP Questionnaire, June 1986';

Issue, Mar-Jun 1987, supplementary newsletter with financial statement for 1986-1987;

Issue, Jul-Sep 1987: contains inserts on forthcoming ALP Catalogue;

Issue, Oct-Dec 1987;

Issue, Jan-Mar 1988;

Issue, Apr-Jun 1988: news on the Arts Council of Great Britain, and on the Basil Bunting Archive appeal;

Issue, Jul-Sep 1988;

Issue, Sep 1988;

Issue, Dec 1988;

Issue, Feb-Mar 1989;

Issue, Apr 1989: announces new role for PALPI;

Issue, Mar-Jun 1989: includes note on new Poetry Library at South Bank Centre, and flyer for summer bookfair;

Issue, Oct-Nov 1989: introducing the PCW (personal computer and word processor);

Issue, Apr 1990;

Issue, Jan 1990;

Issue, Aug-Sep 1990;

Issue, Dec 1990-Jan 1991;

Issue, Feb-Mar 1991: signals ALP's 25th year;

Issue, Apr-May 1991;

Issue, Jun-Jul 1991, 2 copies;

Issue, Nov 1991;

Issue, Mar 1992: includes tribute to Dom Sylvester Houedard (died 15 Jan 1992);

Issue, Apr 1992;

Issue, Jun 1992;

Issue, Aug-Sep 1992: includes visual by Jeremy Adler;

Issue, Dec 1992: includes obituary for Ivor Waters of The Moss Rose Press;

Issue, Mar-May 1993;

Issue, Jan-Feb 1994;

Issue, Mar-Apr 1994;

Issue, Nov-Dec 1994