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1 programme. The International Association of Pteridologists presents a conference "Progress in Pteridology" at The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan. 23-27 June 1990.

Annotations in pen with time changes.

1 tour programmes. International Geraniaceae Symposium Stellenbosch. 24-26 September 1990.

1 programme for The British Pteridological Society's Symposium on Cultivation and Propagation of Pteridophytes. 7-11 July 1991.

1 booklet of abstracts for The British Pteridological Society's Symposium on Cultivation and Propagation of Pteridophytes. 7-11 July 1991.

Mary Gibby talk "Experimental Hybridizing and Hybridizers"

Also contained 5 BPS Distribution card for Ferns and Fern Allies (filled out) in the pages.

2 photocopies of the Schedule of Events for the British Pteridological Society Centenary Week Celebrations, 19-25 September 1991.

Hand drawn map in blue ink on the back of the last page.

First copy also includes a calendar of events, additional map, and a menu for the celebratory dinner.

Also found between the pages the first copy, a BPS Distribution Ferns and Fern Allies card for Perthshire, filled in.

Copy of a proposed event for the BPS Centenary Week Celebrations by Robert Sykes, title suggested by Matt Busby.

Event called 'Old Fern Haunts' Description of the itinerary for the event. The event was scheduled for the celebrations. Lead by Robert Sykes , described as "a day exploring the areas which featured prominently in the Society's early days around Kendal." (see Schedule of Events)

Includes 2 maps highlighting routes.

1 page document outlining the itinerary for BPS' day excursion to Borrowdale lead by Martin Rickard.

See 'Schedule of Events' for the published version.

4 copies of an image of the new British Pteridological Society President Jack Bouckley. Taken by David Mansell. In a newspaper, Observer Sunday 22 September 1991, page 9.

No article just the image.

3 documents, a programme, an abstract booklet, and a delegates list for the one day symposium by Linnean Society of London & Natural History Museum's A Celebration of Pelargonium on 31 March 2000