A4 envelope of press cuttings: 1) Copy of the Independent newspaper, dated 17 August 1994, with obituary of Hal Denver written by D Nevil on page 12; 2) Obituary of George Norman written by D Nevil [25 June 1993]; 3) Page from South London Press dated 21 May 1993, describing the funeral of George Norman, with six photographs; 4) Page from World's Fair, dated 24 April 1987, with an article entitled 'Memorial Museum to a Clown?' describing the wish of Valerie Howkins to open a museum dedicated to her father, Arthur Van Norman; 5) Cutting from Eastern Ev[ending News?] dated 3 [Apr]il 1987 of an article entitled 'Clown's Farewell' by Jonathan Bird, about the life and career of Arthur Van Norman; 6) Single page from the Daily Oklahoman dated 19 October 1955 (pp3 - 4), with two photographs of the Denvers and a caption, on p4; 7) Centre-page spread from the Daily Oklahoman dated 19 October 1955 advertising the opening of the Reding Shopping Centre, with a circus, with the Sensational Denvers on the bill; 8) Pages 15 - 16 of World's Fair, dated 4 June 1977, with an article entitled 'End of an Era' by Arthur Van Norman on the death of Tom Norman Jnr; 9) Half front page of Worthing Gazette, dated 20 April 1960, with an article on page 2, with Denis Raleigh's Show talk, with photograph of Hal Denver throwing a knife at Billy Burden; 10) Single sheet (pp5 - 6) from Daily Sketch, dated 26 June 1957, with an article about Hal Denver's refusal to work for less than £400 a week; 11) Double page from Evening Chronicle, dated 26 June 1957, with an article on page 9 about the low pay in England compared with the United States, with photographs of Hal and Olga Denver with a chihuahua; 12) Cutting (torn) from Daily Express, dated 26 June 1957, with three photographs of Hal and Olga Denver; 13) Undated cutting from unknown source of a half-page advertisement for All Sport Show in Michigan featuring the Denvers and other acts; 14) Single sheet from the Donaldsonville Chief, Donaldsonville, Los Angeles, dated 30 September 1955, with an article on a grandstand show, mentioning the Denvers' act, and with a picture of Olga behind a sheet, surrounded by knives.