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Includes Christmas cards

New illustrated tourist guide.

Folder of correspondence on the Lloyd George Mountain in British Colombia (a mountaineering expedition took place under the leadership of Lt. Col. Frank S. Smythe in July 1947 to explore this region) including with E.F. Roots.

Also:

• offprint of ‘Exploration of the Lloyd George Mountains in Northern B.C.’ by Noel Odell from the Canadian Geographical Journal, vol. 38 Feb 1949
• offprint of ‘Glaciation in North Central British Columbia’ by John E. Armstrong and Howard W. Tipper from the American Journal of Science, vol. 246, May 1948

Typed book review of Economic Geology of New Zealand by G.J. Williams in collaboration with the New Zealand Geological Survey.

Folder called ‘Economic Geology – Canada, Australia, & New Zealand (gold)’ containing handwritten notes, newspaper cuttings and a copy of an offprint of the article ‘Gold-Bearing Conglomerates of Central Otago’, by E.O. Macpherson from the New Zealand Journal of Science and Technology, No. 5 pp.262-74, 1933

Folder called ‘Petrology Structures & Miscellaneous Notes (Spitzbergen, Greenland, Labrador etc)’ containing handwritten notes.

Handwritten notes and newspaper cuttings. The folder also contains:

• a ‘Simplified Outline of Dunedin Geological History’ produced by the Department of Geology at the University of Otago
• an abstract of a paper to be presented at the Geological Survey Staff Conference, 1952 – ‘The Geology of Banks Peninsula, with a note on the Construction Materials of the Area’

Reprint from the Manchester Evening Guardian, 12 November 1958, about Finland frontier nation of freedom.

Envelope containing correspondence making arrangements for a lecture tour of Norway, Sweden, and Denmark which took place in February and March 1946. The original invitation coming from the Geological and Geographical Societies of Norway, Sweden and Denmark and which was then arranged by the British Council. Also an envelope of travel documents and a list of expenses incurred in Odell’s handwriting, and a collection of calling cards from academics.