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One of the statues which forms part of the "Giant's Causeway" at the entrance to Angkor Thom, Cambodia. Modern print from original negative.

B&W photographic view of the abbey at St.Albans. published by Lillywhite Ltd.

Reproduction of painting of SS Stuttgart part of Norddeutscher Lloyd Line of Bremmen, Germany. Published by Ocean Comfort Company.

Photo of rough seas taken from on board ship. Inscription on reverse reads, " On Pacific, February 5 1935. S.S. President Coolidge en route from Honolulu to Yokohama.

Print, probably separated from postcard backing, depicting Hamburg America Line ship, SS Deutschland 4, launched 1923, sunk by Allied air attack 1945.

Photocopies of source materials assembled by Dr Colley during the course of her research for her book. These include newspaper columns, press articles by Gareth Jones, and typescript articles by Gareth Vaughan Jones.

A boy and a girl sitting on the bottom of a set of wooden steps. The girl is stroking a dog.

Seascape taken from on board ship. Inscription on reverse reads, " Pacific! Feb 5. 1935."

Over exposed seascape with land and buildings visible in middle distance.

The volume is labelled 'Scrapbook compiled by Joan Naunton Harding (nee Price) (1919-1999)', containing press cuttings of a few of the newspaper articles published by Gareth Jones during 1933-1935 and some of the columns published in the press casting doubt of the accuracy and veracity of his claims and accusations. Later cuttings relate to his capture by 'bandits' in Mongolia and their ransom demands, and his subsequent murder by shooting. Others pay tribute to his life and work and reflect on his career or list the contributions to the Gareth Jones Memorial Fund. There are reflections on the circumstances of his death, comments on investigations to discover more information, and discussions on how best to commemorate his life.

Image of Hotel Waldlust near Freudenstadt in the Black Forest, Gemany.

Comprises school reports, 1918-1920; writings by Gareth Jones, [c. 1927]-[ c. 1933]; a photograph album, 1922; typescript articles, 1930-1935; and stray business cards, menus etc., 1923-1943.