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Addressed to Mrs. Barbara Wilk, 14 Eton Villas, London, N.W.3. "Thursday Have brought my telescope to Wolver-Hampton for a new view. Wish you were here, Sam."

Describes personal experiences in France.

Program design for the Bioscope Palace drawn in colored felt tip marker. Some preliminary graphite lines remain.

Mechanical prototype design of a miniature or toy theater with three strips. Designed as a replica of a 1910-style motion picture theater illustrated with pen and ink and watercolor. The two strips of scenes include 12 captioned drawings of scenes imitating early film. The other strip has illustrated announcements to the audience. All are hand-colored with pen and black ink, watercolor and colored felt-tip pen.

"Relics of Lost Gaiety" features Sam Smith and his wood carvings. Article advertises that, "Well over 100 of Sam Smith's objects are on display at the Camden Arts Center in London until August 16." Clipping is missing the continuation on page 28.

Exhibition catalog for Sam Smith, published independently by the City Art Gallery, Bristol. Introduction written by Arnold Wilson, Director of City Art Gallery, Bristol at the time of publication. Biographical forward written by Sam Smith, followed by images of some of his works and a list of objects from the exhibition. Presented by the Arkwright Arts Trust and financed by the London Borough of Camden. The exhibition venues and dates are as follows: City Art Gallery, Bristol, 4th May - 27th May 1972; Beaford Arts Centre, Devon, 5th June - 30th June; Camden Arts Centre, London, 12th July - 16th August.

"Published by Ernest Benn Limited in cooperation with the Arts Council of Great Britain on the occasion of an exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery, London 5 December 1980 to February 1981"--title page. Catalog accompanied by a typescript note, "sent at the request of Mr. Eric Lister" on Serpentine Gallery/Arts Council of Great Britain stationary.

This speech, produced for the Arts Council of Great Britain, was broadcast by the BBC (ca. 1979-1980).

Depicts a sheep and a dog facing one another in conversation below a sun. Gray gouache frame is painted around image.