Solicitors bill for extracting probate and distributing the estate of Herbert Sanger plus covering letter. Typescript, 8p.p.

Letter from Bromley & Walker, solicitors, to Ralph Norman, concerning the sale of Garforth House, Leeds; typescript, 1p.

Letter from Bromley & Walker, solicitors, to Ralph Norman, concerning the sale of Garforth House and the removal of the caravan from the grounds; typescript, 1p.

Letter from F Brearley of Bromley & Walker, solicitors, to Mr Ralph Norman concerning a letter from the solicitors of Penman Literary Service; typescript, 1p.

Letter from A G Freeman & Son, solicitors of Penman Literary Service, to Messrs Bromley & Walker, solicitors, which explains the latter’s position regarding Mr Denver’s manuscript; typescript, 2pp.

Letter from Bromley & Walker, solicitors, to Ralph Norman, concerning his use of land at the home of his former wife, Olga Frei Denver, until 31 August 1986; typescript, 1p.

Letter from Lupton Fawcett Bell Cumming & Co solicitors, to Bromley & Walker, solicitors, concerning Ralph Norman’s use of land at the home of his former wife, Olga Frei Denver, until 31 August 1986; typescript, 1p.

Amateur film shot by George Bolesworth of family holidays abroad. Super8 format, Photax brand. Silent. Colour.

Plymouth. Joseph & George Poole all the entertainments, strange & Wilson's Excursions to Russia and Turkeyfor the benefit of Miss Alice Turner and Mr Fred Medex, comic musical sketch Two of a Trade, Freeland, for the benefit of Mr Carl Webb. Red and black type on yellow background.

Amateur film shot by George Bolesworth of British steam fairs and family holiday abroad. 8mm format. Silent. Colour.

Cardiff. Two More New Views of Cyprus, Sir Garnet Wolseley, Famacosta, Mr Felix Somers, Miss Alice Turner, Mr Fred Hilton, Mr F. Neave, Poole & Young's Excursions to Russia, Turkey and Cyprus, War, The Congress at Berlin, Lord Beaconsfield, Lecturer Mr Arthur Chistie, The Band. Green, red and black type on white background with Red and black wavy border. Printed by Stafford and Co, Printers, Nottingham.

Photographs of rides, fairgrounds, traction engines and organs taken by a number of individuals as well as detailed notebooks. His notebooks are essentially digested versions of the World's Fair and include chronological guides to fairs, machines for sale, parks, engines and families.

Newspaper cutting from Sunday People concerning Tom Norman and the ‘Elephant Man.’

Newspaper cutting from Sunday Telegraph, concerning John Major’s mother stepping in as a partner for Hal Denver’s act.

Surrey County Council arrangement of sections containing information about lands, protection of streams, establishments for massage and special treatment, control of public entertainments, sale of coke, moveable dwellings, road, town planning and amenities, Barnes Street works, finance and miscellaneous information with inserted Showmen's Guild petitions to the Council and related correspondence. Typescript.

White t-shirt, produced to promote The Showmen's Mental Health Awareness Charity. Includes the charity logo in black on the front, and the following black text on the reverse: 'Break the Stigma'. Size XS.

Copy of TAB Magazine: The Pocket Picture Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 4. Cover missing. Includes an article, illustrated with six black and white photographs of Hal and Olga Denver's knife throwing act titled, 'Hatchet Man' on pages 4-9.

Large ringbinder with metal spine containing tabulated records of fairs across the UK locations, dates and types of fairs and records of development plans, remarks and actions. Typescript and manuscript.