3 packets parcelled and labelled by Strachey as follows: 'Cambridge receipts 1934 - August 1939' 'Blackheath 1939-1940' 'Ilminster receipts'. Included here are miscellaneous receipts 1941-1945 relating to Strachey's employment at Standard Telephones and Cables.

Two green account books, one including details of Strachey's administration of various family accounts and monies, 1941-1942, one 'Letter Book', 1940. Two envelopes of Bank Statements covering Strachey's and family accounts, 1940-1947. One S.O. Book of domestic accounts, n.d. [c.1945].

Medal for '1st High Jump, under 16'. Essay on 'Unselfishness' dated May 1935.

Ring-back notebook of 'Miscellaneous Notes' of lectures attended. Includes: 'Cockroft (sic). Production and Measurement of Low Temps.' 'Adiabatic Demagnetisation' 'Properties of Liquid Helium' 'Resistance of Metals at Low Temps.'.

Notebook, dated October 1936, 'Constitution of Matter. Lord Rutherford'. Notes on lectures.

Essay on current trends in vice, submitted for the James Essay Prize, (typescript), 14 pages.

'History of Morals', an outline plan of research, 3 pages. Includes letters, from Joan Bennet and Basil Willey to whom Strachey appears to have written about the scheme.

'Value Judgments. Ethics and Aesthetics'. Manuscript draft for a talk.

'Science, Psychology and Religion'. Plan for an essay or more extended work, covering 'The battle, The proponents, The result, The solution', with 4 pages of more developed ideas.

Ring-back notebook, 'Atmospheric Electricity', notes of lectures attended, some dated January 1939.

Correspondence relating to Strachey's appointment as Physicist, Valve Development Laboratory, Standard Telephones and Cables Ltd. [S.T.C.].

Brief correspondence regarding Strachey's enquiry about admission as Research Student at Cambridge. Includes postcard sent from T.R.E. Malvern by E.S. Shire referring to Strachey's work at S.T.C.

Correspondence with S.T.C. regarding Strachey's wish to leave the Company and pursue a teaching career, 1945; includes testimonials from C.E. Strong (Chief Radio Engineer, S.T.C.) and from D. Beves (King's College, Cambridge).

Miscellaneous applications for posts in schools.

Correspondence and appointment as physics and mathematics master, St. Edmund's School.

Journal kept by Strachey of early days at St. Edmund's.