Miscellaneous ephemera listed as:
Copy of a painting from a calendar called “Downland Farm” by C. Water Smith, C 1514, "From Miss Ingram".
Page from "Naturopa 36" (1980) showing Kinderdijk windmills, Netherlands.
Cecil Sale calendar from November to January 1970 depicting Aythorpe Roding post mill.
Magazine article on Heckington Mill by Sheila Robinson.
Calendar page of a Houghton Mill, Huntingdonshire, March 1974.
Calendar page depicting a watercolour of a post mill by Sylvester Stannard, published by C W Faulkner & Co Ltd, London.
Page from "The Vasari Society for the Reproduction of Drawings by Old and Modern Masters, Second Series, Part 1" (1920) reproducing Thomas Girtin's "A Mill in Essex" (1799).
Page from from "She" magazine (between 1955-1964) showing Rolvenden post mill.
Calendar page from 1947 depicting a watercolour of a smock mill. An inscription on the reverse reads: "Wishing Harry & Doris a Happy Christmas and Peaceful New Year. From Mary & Roni 1947-48".
Picture of T. B. Latchmore's photograph of Bassingbourn mills, Cambridgeshire.

Dulwich College Picture Gallery photograph of "Landscape with Windmills near Haarlem", accession number DPG168, by Jacob van Ruisdael.

Copy prints made by Stephen Buckland in 1989 and 1990 of negatives, slides, postcards and photographs in "The Abbott Collection of Photographs, Slides and Postcardsof Windmills in Britain and Europe" at the Science Museum, London (http://archives.sciencemuseumgroup.ac.uk/Details/archivescience/110000006). Stephen Buckland wrote an article on Geoffrey Abbott's collection in "The Newcomen Bulletin", no. 141, August 1988, p.18, a copy of which is available in the Mills Archive Library.
Additional postcards and photographs of windmills in Lot, France by Chris Boyle.

10 photographs in a souvenir wallet of Dutch windmills.

A series of files, created by an unknown person and given to Stephen Buckland, on mills in the different Belgian Provinces and The Netherlands. Each folder contains information leaflets, and in most cases photographs of mills.

Information leaflets on mills in the Netherlands; photocopies of magazine articles from "Brabant tourisme", May 1965 and June 1965; a copy of "Announcer" magazine, July/August 1961 with a feature on Nieuw Leven molen, Oss, Noord-Brabant (pp.10-12).

Photographs of Bloxham Grove Mill, Bloxham (and negatives); Vila do Bispo, Algarve; Balsall Heath Mill, Berkswell (and negatives); Post mill, Nutley; Dutch mills. Postcards of Robertson's Windmill, Colonial Williamsburg; various postcards and cuttings of other windmills.

Album of 20th century postcards, in colour and sepia, of windmills and watermills in England, The Netherlands, and France.

"From a boxful on sale at SPAB Windmill meeting 16/3/96. Found by Kenneth Major in the attic of SPAB, Spital Square, in box labelled Foreign Mills. Mostly Dutch, with a handful of other countries too, and a few are few English. (I wasn't the lst psn to go thro' them)".

Album of 20th century postcards of windmills in Belgium, Germany, France, England, Sweden, and Netherlands. Stephen purchased these postcards at SPAB on 21 November 1998.

Research material, correspondence, photographs on Bembridge Windmill; Samuel Lambert's waterwheel patent 1819, and pages from an encyclopaedia on 'windmill'; slide of Ambleside Old Mill; photocopied pages from "Mechanick Powers" 1696; pages from "New Scientist" 29 March 1973 on Ironbridge Gorge Museum; photographs of John Thorp's models of London Bridge waterworks; photographs of Australian windpumps, Brisbane tower mill, Kinderdijk, Jack and Jill Mills, Clayton; copy of "Walker's Monthly" February 1930 with article on Sussex windmills by G M Fowell; an other miscellaneous mill material.

Scrapbook of magazine and newspaper cuttings as well as some sales notices from magazines in the United Kingdom and The Netherlands.

Scrapbook of magazine and newspaper cuttings as well as some sales notices from magazines. Some photographs and postcards.

Scrapbook of postcards, newspaper and magazine cuttings of mills in The Netherlands, France, Belgium and United Kingdom. Stephen Buckland's scrapbook number 68.