Handwriten letter from F.W. Edridge-Green to Frederick Lanchester, replying to LAN/2/19/21

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He does not know what Lanchester wants; asks for a copy of his Anatomical Society paper, and encloses information about his own book Science and pseudo-science.

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Frederick Lanchester collectionLAN

Correspondence and other documents ('Baxter' series)LAN/1

Frederick Lanchester correspondence and documents ('Fletcher' series)LAN/2

Biographical information on Frederick LanchesterLAN/2/1

Material on Frederick Lanchester compiled by Dr Peter Kingsford for his biography of LanchesterLAN/2/2

Frederick Lanchester reports for the Advisory Committee for AeronauticsLAN/2/3

Correspondence between Frederick Lanchester and the Advisory Committee for AeronauticsLAN/2/4

Correspondence relating to flightLAN/2/5

Lanchester's Laboratories LimitedLAN/2/6

Material relating to car manufactureLAN/2/7

PublicationsLAN/2/8

Personal and business correspondenceLAN/2/9

Frederick Lanchester's views on warfare tacticsLAN/2/10

Correspondence concerning financial matters, and Frederick Lanchester's deathLAN/2/11

Material relating to worm gears, aircraft propellers and wings, and Lanchester's Laboratories Ltd salesLAN/2/12

Reprints of articles and publications written by or about Frederick LanchesterLAN/2/13

Correspondence mostly relating to the publication of Frederick Lanchester's 'Potted Logs'LAN/2/14

Miscellaneous correspondence including with Colonel [Rookes] Crompton, electrical engineering pioneerLAN/2/15

Frederick Lanchester papers on optics and visualsLAN/2/16

Anatomy and vision/opticsLAN/2/17

Anatomy and vision/opticsLAN/2/18

Correspondence mostly concerning articles, papers and talks on vision and opticsLAN/2/19

Typed version of paper 'Problems of the visual pathway' offered to the Royal Society by Frederick LanchesterLAN/2/19/1

Annotated carbon copy of LAN/2/19/1LAN/2/19/2

Copies of diagrams figures 11-13, similar to those in LAN/2/18/12LAN/2/19/3

Letter from Royal Society acknowledging receipt of papers by Frederick Lanchester: "On a blind or insensitive hiatus..." (see LAN/2/17/11) and "Account of tests conducted in the Department of Anatomy..." (see LAN/2/17/-1)LAN/2/19/4

Copy typed letter from H.H. Dale, Secretary of the Royal Society, to Frederick Lanchester relating to three papers sent by himLAN/2/19/5

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to H.H. Dale responding to his letter of 11 May (LAN/2/19/4); on "blind spot" paperLAN/2/19/6

Copy typed postscript to letter to H.H. Dale, asking for a separate reference (LAN/2/19/6)LAN/2/19/7

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to H.H. Dale suggesting that he will try to have the three papers refered to in LAN/2/19/4 published elesewhereLAN/2/19/8

Typed letter from H.H. Dale to Frederick Lanchester giving the references he had asked forLAN/2/19/9

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to H.H. Dale about referencesLAN/2/19/10

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to H.H. Dale about the referees understanding of his "Visual impression..." paperLAN/2/19/11

Letter from H.H. Dale to Frederick Lanchester, in reply to his previous letters of 25, 26 and 29 May [1933]LAN/2/19/12

Copy letter from Frederick Lanchester to R.J. Gladstone, Recorder of the Anatomical Society about two of his papersLAN/2/19/13

Postcard from R.J. Gladstone to Frederick Lanchester confirming that his papers should be sent to the Royal College of SurgeonsLAN/2/19/14

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to R.J. Gladstone, confirming that the two papers are to be published in Journal of AnatomyLAN/2/19/15

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to R.J. Gladstone concerning proofs of his two papers for correctionLAN/2/19/15A

Postal registration certificate and proforma letter for a parcel sent to the to Royal SocietyLAN/2/19/16

Typed copy of letter from Prof. B. Brouwer to Robert Lockhart about four of Frederick Lanchesters papers, with comments by W.P.C. Zeeman and Otto RoelofsLAN/2/19/17

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart concerning Brouwer's letter (LAN/2/19/17) which he returnsLAN/2/19/18

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to H.H. Dale concerning his paper "Problems of the visual pathway"LAN/2/19/19

Reprint of article 'The present position of the theories of vision and color vision' by F.W. Edridge-Green from Medical Journal and Record (1 September 1926)LAN/2/19/20

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to F.W. Edridge-Green noting that he has heard from Prof. Woollard that he has written something in Proc. Royal Society related to Lanchester's workLAN/2/19/21

Handwriten letter from F.W. Edridge-Green to Frederick Lanchester, replying to LAN/2/19/21LAN/2/19/22

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to F.W. Edridge-Green acknowledging his letter (LAN/2/19/22)LAN/2/19/23

Handwritten letter from F.W. Edridge-Green to Frederick Lanchester thanking him for his paperLAN/2/19/24

Reprint of letter by F.W. Edridge-Green from Nature (24 August 1935) on the colour of the positive after image of a colourLAN/2/19/25

Handwritten letter from F.W. Edridge-Green to Frederick Lanchester asking what it was he wanted to knowLAN/2/19/26

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to F.W. Edridge-Green (replying to LAN/2/19/26) enclosing copy of his paper given by Robert Lockhart to the Anatomical SocietyLAN/2/19/27

Handwritten letter from F.W. Edridge-Green to Frederick Lanchester in reply to LAN/2/19/27LAN/2/19/28

Handwritten letter from F.W. Edridge-Green to Frederick Lanchester, returning book with thanks and asking for acknowledgement of receiptLAN/2/19/29

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to F.W. Edridge-Green noting that he does not think their work conflictsLAN/2/19/30

Handwritten letter from F.W. Edridge-Green to Frederick Lanchester noting that he thinks their observations do not differLAN/2/19/31

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to F.W. Edridge-Green noting that he cannot find agreement between them, but does not wish to enter into controversyLAN/2/19/32

Typed copy letter from F.W. Edridge-Green, published in the British Medical Journal (4 February 1939) headed 'Double function of ocular muscles'LAN/2/19/33

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart asking questions about the nerve linkages in primitaive animals with all round visionLAN/2/19/34

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart on identification of colours at the periphery of visionLAN/2/19/35

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart noting that he has demonstrated the existence of the "dark" region in the cortex, possibly a survival from early period when man had all round visionLAN/2/19/36

Typed copy of letter from R.J. Gladstone to Frederick Lanchester, asking if Lanchester wants his "Directional fixity..." paper published in the Journal of Anatomy, or as a summary for the ProceedingsLAN/2/19/37

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to R.J. Gladstone, acknowledging his letter of 29 November 1934 (LAN/2/19/37)LAN/2/19/38

Handwritten letter from George H. Bell (Glasgow University Physiological Department) to Robert Lockhart, thanking him for copy of Frederick Lanchesters paper on the difference between human eye and camera when panningLAN/2/19/39

Typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart to accompany box of ophthalmological papers by Lanchester which he has sent to LockhartLAN/2/19/40

Typed letter from Robert Lockhart to H.J. Butchart, Secretary of University of Aberdeen, recommending Frederick Lanchester for honorary degree of Doctor of LawsLAN/2/19/41

Typed page by Frederick Lanchester of advice on piano tuning - Tuning and the tuner: a few hintsLAN/2/19/42

Typed comments by Frederick Lanchester on the Cunliffe Report (First interim report of the Committee on Currency and Foreign Exchanges after the War) - Presidential address (Vesey Club 1919)LAN/2/19/43

Printed copy of the Presidential Address to the members of the Vesey Club by Frederick Lanchester at Sutton Coldfield 'The Aftermath of the War: economic and industrial problems'LAN/2/19/44

Copy of typed 1944 appendix for Vesey Club address (1919) - currency and inflationLAN/2/19/45

Correspondence from Frederick Lanchester to Professor Robert LockhartLAN/2/20

Correspondence from Frederick Lanchester to Professor Robert Lockhart and othersLAN/2/21

Correspondence from Professor Robert Lockhart to Frederick LanchesterLAN/2/22

Copy correspondence from Professor Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester, Lanchester family members and othersLAN/2/23

Correspondence between Frederick Lanchester and Robert LockhartLAN/2/24

Correspondence between Frederick Lanchester and Robert Lockhart mostly concerning anatomy, optics, visionLAN/2/25

Supplemental material donated at a later date - mostly aeronautical/militaryLAN/2/26

Supplemental material donated at a later dateLAN/2/27

PatentsLAN/2/28

PatentsLAN/2/29

Notes and correspondence on obtaining copyright on a book in the U.S.A.LAN/2/30

Miscellaneous correspondenceLAN/2/31

Lists compiled by Frederick LanchesterLAN/2/32

BlueprintsLAN/3

Sketch booksLAN/4

Note booksLAN/5

Glass plate negatives and imagesLAN/7

Photographic negatives of the blueprints (LAN/3)LAN/8

Sales and marketing photographsLAN/9