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Photograph showing people retreating in front of rebel troops who were entering Behobie. The refugees are seen running over the international bridge into French territory.

Floppy Disk previously belonging to Brian Patten. Includes drafts relating to New Age Old Age, The Sweetshop at the Corner of Baggot Street and ABC material.

This file dates from the period when Lord David Owen was serving as British Foreign Secretary (1977-1979). Once containing sensitive information, this “secret” file is now open to access.

Front cover of printed book Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Alice’s Adventures was banned in the 1960’s U.S. for promoting drug use – and in China, for featuring talking animals.

Plan showing the layout and scale of the Cunard Building basement floor. The plan shows a room assigned to "Past Records", pinpointing the location of the former home of the Cunard archive.

Front cover of Printed book "Eddie and the Gypsy" by Alex Wedding, pseudonym of Grete Weiskopf.

Front cover showing the ornate gilt tooling on the 17th C French calf binding of a copy of "Statii Syluarum...". This particular copy was donated by Robert Morton.

The front cover of the Penguin 1972 edition of A Clockwork Orange, featuring David Pelham's famous cover art. A Clockwork Orange has been banned in various countries for sexually explicit content.

A photograph of Burford's vandalised car. It is pasted into a scrapbook containing ‘photographs of Barcelona in July 1936 during the military uprising’.

A cassette tape labelled "A Peter Corbett and Emma Roberts Interview".