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This book covers various aspects of war movies including Movies of the First World War, Propaganda Movies, Anti-War Movies, and Special Effects. It was written by Tom Perlmutter with the Chapter on Special Effects by Derek Ware. It is illustrated throughout with black and white images, and has full colour covers. It was published by Hamlyn.

Hans Werner Henze was commissioned to compose Undine for Frederick Ashton's ballet Ondine, premiered by The Royal Ballet at the Royal Opera House, London, in 1958. This printed piano score was published and copyright by Edition Schott. Mainz, Germany in 1958. With compliments slip from B. Schott's and Son, Mainz

Two postcards from Georgina Parkinson to Kenneth and Deborah MacMillan, comprising

1. Handwritten postcard from Brazil, undated
2. Handwritten postcard from Santa Fe, undated

Illustration from Kinematograph Weekly, 13 Nov 1952, showing Kenneth MacMillan as the Dancer in An Albany Films Production Tread Softly. Includes a covering note to Charlotte [MacMillan]

Kenneth MacMillan talks to Lynn Barber about 'Things I Wish I'd Known at 18', including about the old boy network, having a better education, and being able to enjoy himself and have fun.

Piano vocal score for Die 7 Todsunden der Kleinburger (The Seven Deadly Sins) by Kurt Weill and Bertold Brecht, published by Edition Schott, printed in Germany. The front cover has an image of the two Annas, in black and white with blue highlight, the back cover has an image of the house. With some annotations by Kenneth MacMillan on the contents page, in black felt pen. There is a typed interdepartmental memo slipped into the volume at page 115 which gives the names of the Seven Deadly Sins Singers

This over-size book is A Production being thirty-two collotype plates of designs projected or realised for The Pretenders of Henrik Ibsen and produced at the Royal Theatre Copenhagen 1926 by Edward Gordon Craig, published by Oxford University Press, 1930, with text and illustrations

One seven-page insert from The Graphic about The Tower of London, with line drawings and text, 14 Aug 1885

This recording of Scott Joplin's Maple Leaf Rag and The Entertainer with Joshua Rifkin at the piano was first released by Nonesuch Records as a single in 1974, having been taken from the Nonesuch LP Piano Rags by Scott Joplin. Kenneth MacMillan used both of these pieces in his ballet Elite Syncopations

One softback colour publication featuring an essay by Agnes de Mille about The Dance in America and photo stories about eight American choreographers. Issued by the United States Information Service (large)