| Description | Correspondence, mostly letters asking Comfort to contibute to publications, requests to speak, Comfort's publications, his reviews and editorial work for publishers and journals.
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Correspondents include:
<li>The Malacological Society of London
<li>The Jevons Society (University of Manchester Student Society of the Faculty of Economic and Social Studies)
<li>W A H Rushdon (National Council for the Abolition of Nuclear Weapon Tests)
<li>Routledge And Kegan Paul Ltd regarding <i>Biology of Senescence</i> publishing and sales
<li>Jane Henderson (later Comfort, Alex's second wife)
<li>International Society fo Socialist Studies
<li>BBC Radio regarding Comfort's appearance on the <i>Fifty-One Society</i> discussion programme to be broadcast on 13 February 1957
<li>Dr F Bourliére (Biologist, Faculté de Médecine de Paris)
<li>Dorothy Morland (Director, Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA), London)
<li>John Waterhouse (Queen Elizabeth Hospital)
<li>Member of the public requesting autograph
<li>Christian Action regarding Christian Action African fund to help South Africans arrested on charges of high treason
<li>John Martinson (American conscientous objector)
<li>Birmingham and Midland Institute
<li>Cecil Greenland (psychiatric social worker)
<li><i>The University Liberarian</i> (Manchester)
<li>Dr J S Huxley (Sir Julian Sorell Huxley FRS, Zoologist)
<li>War Resisters International
<li>The Humanist Council
<li>Members of the public regarding the <i>Fifty-One Society</i> discussion programme broadcast on 13 February 1957
<li>Vero Richards (aka Vernon Richards or Vero Riccione)
<li>Joyce Mann
<li><i>British Soviet Friendship</i> magazine
<li>The Ethical Union
<li>Institute of Arts and Letters
<li>Correspondence regarding the Society for Cultural Relations (SCR)
<li>David Higham (Literary Agent)
<li>BBC Radio regarding <i>Third Programme</i> for recording 28 March 1957
<li>Brockhurst Hill County High School, Chigwell
<li>[Clem?] B Christesen
<li>Hornchurch and District Way To Peace Group
<li><i>News And Notes</i> (magazine of The Ethical Union)
<li>"Aunt Con"
<li>Society For Cultural Relations With The USSR
<li>London Socialist Forum
<li><i>New Statesman And Nation</i>
<li>Emergency Committee For Action Against Nuclear War
<li>Jocelyn Rawlence MBE
<li>John Bishop (anarchist)
<li>Institute of Actuaries
<li>Robert Greacen (Irish poet)
<li>BBC Radio re the discussioj programme "Questions In The Air", broacast in <i>London Calling Europe</i> on Sunday 18 April 1957
<li>Reginald W Thompson
<li>Standing Joint Pacifist Committee
<li>United Peace Fellowhip, Manchester
<li><i>La Protesta</i> (South American anarchist publication, Buenos Aires)
<li>The Humanist Society, Queen Mary College, University of London
<li>Hutchinson Medical Publications Ltd
<li>Art Quarterly Publications Ltd
<li>Nathan W Stock (Chief, Gerontology Branch, Department of Health, Education And Welfare)
<li>Trinity College Dublin
<li>Botanical Society of the British Isles
<li>Lilian Wolfe for Freedom Press
<li>The Progressive League
<li>Elizabeth [addressed to Uncle Alex)
<li>IV Congress of the International Association of Gerontology
<li>Cambridge University United Nations Association
<li>Movemenent For Colonial Freedom
<li>Routledge And Kegan Paul Ltd re sales of <i>The Giant's Strength</i>
<li>R van Outryvre (Belgian shell collector)
<li>The Medical Defence Union
<li>London Anarchist Group
<li>Rachel Hunter for Loughton Women's Petition Against H Bomb Tests
<li>Dick Clemente{s?], editor of <i>Tribune</i>
<li>D[ais?] King
<li>Herbert Jehle (Physics Department, University of Nebraska)
<li>Roy [Rory?] West
<li>Albert Camus [letter in French]
<li>Manchester Library And Philisophical Society. Flyer for the Ramsden Memorial Lecture "Problems of Human Ageing" by Alex Comfort on 18 November 1957
<li>Michael Kidson for <i>Socialist Review</i>
<li>Dave Goodman (Ilford, Essex) re a meeting on stopping H-Bomb Tests on 12 January 1957
<li>National Council for Abolition of Nuclear Weapon Tests
<li>World Federation of Scientific Workers
<li>H L Boisclair (author)
<li>Members of the public responding to Comforts work and views, asking for autographs, asking for advice on personal matters, asking for financial asstance |