Notes on work done on Clarendon House [Hotel, Leeds], typescript, 1p.

Note concerning generosity of writer’s brother, typescript, 1p.

Notes on stories believed to have been written by Ralph Norman (aka Hal Denver), with printed and handwritten notes. Leeds address in margin, typescript, 6pp.

Notes on stories believed to have been written by Ralph Norman (aka Hal Denver), typescript, 5pp.

Notes on stories believed to have been written by Ralph Norman (aka Hal Denver), typescript, 5pp.

Papers containing lists of names, typescript, 3pp.

Story of how John Major’s mother stepped in when Hal Denver’s partner failed to appear, typescript, 18pp.

Biographical sheet signed VH, typescript, 1p.

A press release from Music Corporation of America, New York, describing how Olga Frei-Denver was persuaded to stay in the partnership after her first performance, typescript, 1p.

A monograph about the relationship between Tom Norman and Joseph Merrick, titled, ‘Even Shylock was entitled to his pound of flesh - but not one drop of blood. Treves got both with a knighthood to boot! The elephant man who was presented by my father Tom Norman, The Silver King’, typescript. 3pp.

Pages issued by Press Relations Department, Music Corporation of America, New York, with a list of engagements and six different press releases about Hall Denvers’ knife throwing act, which he performed with his partner Olga Denver, typescript, 8pp.

Monograph about the stage in England, Hal Denver’s name typed at foot, typescript, 1p.

Handwritten description of two paintings, appears to be part of a longer text, manuscript, 1p.

Early bioscope or picture shows description on paper with leather-style backing, typescript, 1p.

Brown envelope, opened out, with typed notes for a stage routine and hand-written additions to script. Diagram on reverse: Giraffe 3’, Totem pole 2’6”, 1/2 also Venus, Headless 3’, Decapitation 3’, pincushion [sic] 2’6” app, spider 2’6” approx, typescript and manuscript, 2pp.

Typed account of the writer’s arrest and incarceration in a London police cell, by Ralph Norman (aka Hal Denver), typescript, 2pp.

Typescript with 'Ellis the Hangman next week' handwritten on the final page, and 'Received 1 Feb 1984 Ed. Dept' stamped on the back, typescript, 6pp.

Script annotated by hand, 'Working script, 1a, The Davos,' typescript, 7pp.

Script annotated by hand, typescript, 2pp.

Comments by Ralph Norman (aka Hal Denver) on the relationship of Joseph Merrick, Tom Norman, and Frederick Treves; typescript, 9pp.