Reference code
ZA UCT BC1422_K_K3
Title
Miscellaneous items
Date(s)
Level of description
File
Extent and medium
Name of creator
(1899-1976)
Archival history
Immediate source of acquisition or transfer
Scope and content
“Since first I saw your face.” [Note]. [Possibly written by Doreen Muskett]. MS.
“Articles.” Scrap of paper. [Probably written by Michael Muskett]. MS. [Found with E3 items].
“Extract from Play by Plato’s Uncle, Kritias”. TS c.c.
The way he died. Poem. “In memory of Max Piliso: A.F. 19 November, 1967.” TS. MS note at bottom of page: “Author?”. [Found with E3 items].
I have seen black hands by Richard Wright (1909). Verse 11. Poem. TS.
You tell me. By A.C. Jordan. Poem TS c.c.
You tell me. By A.C. Jordan. Poem. English translation by the author of Uthi ma ndiyeke. TS c.c. [Found with E3 items].
Lyrics of three songs: Tom, Tom, the worker’s song; Say, comrade, are you satisfied?; Who has done it? TS. Roneoed.
Advert for Hurdy-Gurdy Festival, Lancaster, and for cassette/LP. 2 copies.
“Articles.” Scrap of paper. [Probably written by Michael Muskett]. MS. [Found with E3 items].
“Extract from Play by Plato’s Uncle, Kritias”. TS c.c.
The way he died. Poem. “In memory of Max Piliso: A.F. 19 November, 1967.” TS. MS note at bottom of page: “Author?”. [Found with E3 items].
I have seen black hands by Richard Wright (1909). Verse 11. Poem. TS.
You tell me. By A.C. Jordan. Poem TS c.c.
You tell me. By A.C. Jordan. Poem. English translation by the author of Uthi ma ndiyeke. TS c.c. [Found with E3 items].
Lyrics of three songs: Tom, Tom, the worker’s song; Say, comrade, are you satisfied?; Who has done it? TS. Roneoed.
Advert for Hurdy-Gurdy Festival, Lancaster, and for cassette/LP. 2 copies.