Correspondence Correspondence relating to subscription to the first number of 'Treasury of Human Inheritance', mainly requests for copies or subscriptions from individuals, or from Dulau & Co naming additional subscribers; printed subscription notice and prospectus; and a set of letters (dated 1920), notes and references relating to possible future work for the 'Treasury', with note to pass on to Jean [Edmiston]. Letters and estimates from Cambridge University Press regarding the printing of 'Treasury of Human Inheritance' and 'Albinism in Man', 1910-1911. Six loose pages from 'Treasury of Human Inheritance', annotated in pencil. Comprises pages 57-58, and 63-67, describing pedigree plates 9-12. Six folders of illustrations, mainly photographs, x-ray prints and pedigree diagrams, from 'Treasury of Human Inheritance'. Folders are divided into the following themes: digital anomalies (brachydactyly, polydactyly); multiple exostosis, cleido-cranial dysostosis and multiple echondromata; cleft palate and hare-lip; chronic trophoedema; hydrocephalus; and ectrodactyly. 1908-1911