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Black and white photograph showing the streams approach to Docton Mill, with an orchard and beehive visible, and a dog drinking from the water.

Photograph of the city of Exeter from the Queen's Building, Streatham campus.

Sepia toned photograph showing Uncle Viccy, Pat (inside car) and an unknown woman [possibly Arve], posed around a car. Annotated on reverse 'Phone 6/30'

A handmade Valentine's card, featuring both a typewritten poem and a manuscript message. Ruth Clemo has added manuscript contextual notes, including the date and a note that it was the 'last one ever', as Jack Clemo died on 25 July 1994.

[This is a free-swimming “sea-lily” (Crinoidea), probably Antedon. The weed seems to be a young Laminaria frond.]

[Fresh water bryozoan, with pictures of larval stages and ‘statoblasts’: disc-like resting stages from which new individuals develop.]

[Almost certainly Plumatella repens (Linnaeus, 1758).]

[This may not even be an animal]

Dr Segers identifies them as: (top right and lower left) two Macrochaetus collinsi, dorsal and lateral views; and three illustrations of Beauchampiella eudactylota; one dorsal, swimming; one lateral and one dorsal, contracted view.

[ Dr Hendrik Segers has identified them as follows. Centre: two Seison species. Left bottom: a Colurella species. Left top: a Dicranophoridae, probably Encentrum. Right bottom: a Synchaeta species. Right centre: Brachionus species. Top: Testudinella…

This production commemorated the centenary of the decision to found an educational institution in Exeter in memory of Prince Albert (in 1862). Members of staff and students mounted the production together, which took place at Exeter's Theatre Royal…

Photograph of man putting up the University of Exeter nameplate after the Charter was awarded in 1955.

Image from the 1971 University of Exeter campus development plan by Sir William Holford.

Photograph includes David Harrison (VC), Rev V White (Lazenby chaplain), John Stirling (University Librarian) and F Oliver (Marshall).

Manuscript letter proving an insight into everyday life on board of the troopship. Also including the poems 'Embarkation' and 'Island for Sale'.