Typed letter from Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester, acknowledging his letters of February 27th and March 1st

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Comments on the correctness of Frederick Lanchesters deduction concerning eye movement; describes nerves, oculo-muscular nucleus, and role of these in the eye, and head movements. Mentions that he is editing films showing the action of muscles and joints - for the Kodak Medical Film Library.

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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

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

Typed letter from Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester, sending him Starling's PhysiologyLAN/2/25/1

Copy of a diagram from Gray's AnatomyLAN/2/25/2

Typed letter from Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester, enclosing a reference to an HMSO [His Majesty's Stationery Office] publicationLAN/2/25/3

Typed letter from Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester, acknowledging his letters of February 27th and March 1stLAN/2/25/4

Typed letter from Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester about his correct surmises regarding the course of the visual pathway in the lower animalsLAN/2/25/5

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart thanking him for his letter (see LAN/2/25/5)LAN/2/25/6

Handwritten letter from Arthur Keith to Robert Lockhart about Frederick Lanchesters ideasLAN/2/25/9

Typed letter from W.C. Souter to Robert Lockhart, recommmending some references for Frederick Lanchesters work on the blind spotLAN/2/25/10

Typed letter from from Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester with more information on his blind spots queriesLAN/2/25/11

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart thanking him for his letter [of 20 March 1933]LAN/2/25/12

Typed letter from Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester, acknowledging his letter of 21st March [1933]LAN/2/25/13

Typed letter from Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester about the discussion with Professor LowLAN/2/25/14

Handwritten letter from Priestley Smith to Frederick Lanchester responding to his letter about a meeting to discuss the blind spotLAN/2/25/15

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart concerning evidence from experiment on the blind spot with six anatomy studentsLAN/2/25/16

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Priestley Smith, agreeing that Smith may have almost found the hiatus or rift which Frederick Lanchester has just identifiedLAN/2/25/17

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart concerning his meeting with Priestley SmithLAN/2/25/18

Typed letter from Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester, enclosing a copy of reply from Professor Brouwer in Amsterdam (see LAN/2/25/20)LAN/2/25/19

Typed letter from B.Brouwer to Robert Lockhart (enclosed with LAN/2/25/19)LAN/2/25/20

Typed copy letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart noting that he has drafted a paper on the blind spot as requestedLAN/2/25/21

Typed letter from Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester, confirming details of the Birmingham meeting where Lanchester is to present his paperLAN/2/25/22

Typed copy letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart asking for a meeting and help with naming the paper he is due to presentLAN/2/25/23

Typed letter from Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester replying to his letter of 27 April and is looking forward to seeing himLAN/2/25/24

Typed letter from Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester noting that the lantern slides are ready [for his paper at the Birmingham meeting]LAN/2/25/25

Typed letter from Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester on some slides prepared for Frederick Lanchesters paper at the Birmingham meetingLAN/2/25/26

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart thanking him for his letter [of 24 May 1933]LAN/2/25/27

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart thanking him for his letter and a visit to Birmingham universityLAN/2/25/28

from Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester concerning the size of diagram suitable for the epidiascope for the Birmingham lectureLAN/2/25/29

Typed letter from Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester noting that he is sorry to hear about his fallLAN/2/25/30

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart thanking him for his letters of the 7th and 9thLAN/2/25/31

Typed letter from Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester acknowledging his letter of 13th June and preparations for the Birmingham meetingLAN/2/25/32

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart thanking him for his letter [of 14 June]LAN/2/25/33

Typed letter from Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester acknowledging his letter of 15th JuneLAN/2/25/34

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart thanking for the trouble he took in trying his diagrams [to be used for the Birmingham meeting]LAN/2/25/35

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Stanley Barnes, following up their discussion at the Anatomical Society dinnerLAN/2/25/36

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart commenting that he enjoyed attending the meeting of the 'Anatomicals' and giving an abstract of his papersLAN/2/25/37

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart noting that he left two of his papers on vision wit the Royal College of SurgeonsLAN/2/25/38

Typed letter from Robert Lockhart to Frederick Lanchester responding to his letter of July 3rdLAN/2/25/39

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart responding to his letter of 4th [July]LAN/2/25/40

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart, returning the letter from John Thoms that he forwardedLAN/2/25/41

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart, noting that he received Lockharts letter of the 17th [July]LAN/2/25/42

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Robert Lockhart, noting that he is very distressed to hear that he has been so illLAN/2/25/43

Typed letter from Stanley Barnes to Frederick Lanchester, enclosing copy of a British Medical Journal article on the nervous mechanism of visionLAN/2/25/44

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Stanley Barnes, acknowledging LAN/2/25/44LAN/2/25/45

Handwritten letter from H.H. Woollard to Frederick Lanchester; informing him of the agreement of the Anatomical Society to publish the 'Blind Spot' and the 'Hiatus'LAN/2/25/46

Typed summary of the Frederick Lanchester paper 'The persistance of the visual impression'LAN/2/25/47

Typed copy of Frederick Lanchester paper 'The persistance of the visual impression'LAN/2/25/48

Postcard to Frederick Lanchester [from Sir Richard Glazebrook] thanking him for his paper [on the blind spot], which was safely receivedLAN/2/25/49

Handwritten letter from Sir Richard Glazebrook to Frederick Lanchester responding to his letter of 27 March 1933LAN/2/25/50

Handwritten letter from Sir Richard Glazebrook to Frederick Lanchester about his 'blind spot' experiments[?]LAN/2/25/51

Postcard to Frederick Lanchester [from R.T. Glazebrook] apologising for the delay in replyingLAN/2/25/52

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Sir Richard [Glazebrook] on a new diagram he has to demonstrate the vertical blind 'fissure'LAN/2/25/53

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Sir Richard Glazebrook about the papers he on a new diagram he has to demonstrate the vertical blind 'fissure'LAN/2/25/54

Handwritten letter from Sir Richard Glazebrook to Frederick Lanchester replying to his recent lettersLAN/2/25/55

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Sir Richard Glazebrook about the sound wave problem he was seeking advice onLAN/2/25/56

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to the Secretary of the Royal Society concerning his papers on visual phenomenaLAN/2/25/57

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to Sir Henry Dale, The Royal Society offering the enclosed manuscript of his paper 'the problems of the visual pathway' to the societyLAN/2/25/58

Letter from The Royal Society to Frederick Lanchester acknowledging receipt of his summary of his papers on the blind spotLAN/2/25/59

Copy typed letter from Frederick Lanchester to The Secretary of the Royal Society enclosing his paper 'directional fixity and the transitory visual image'LAN/2/25/60

Typed copy of summary for paper by Frederick Lanchester on 'Directional fixity and the transitory visual image'LAN/2/25/61

Typed (2nd carbon copy) of Frederick Lanchester paper 'Directional fixity and the transitory visual image'LAN/2/25/62

Typed copy of 'the duration of consciousness' by Frederick LanchesterLAN/2/25/63

Typed copy of 'A note re memorandum on:- The duration of consciousness'LAN/2/25/64

Paper bound (no. 3) copy of Frederick Lanchester's paper 'Directional Fixity and the transitory visual impression or fleeting image'LAN/2/25/65

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