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1. Folder containing a photograph of Orangemen parading and three negatives showing Philip Larkin in swimming costume, Kinglsey Amis, and an attic bedroom

Date:
c.1940-1950
Extent:
4 items
Reference No:
U DPL/2/2/1

2. Ms. worksheets for the poem beginning "It is nearly eleven o'clock: I have heard the news at nine" (2pp.)

Date:
c. 1941
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DPL/2/2/40

3. Newspaper cutting of the poem 'Church going', Philip Larkin, taken from 'The Spectator' [CP97]

Date:
18 Nov 1955
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DPL/2/2/13

4. Three typed sheets including the poems beginning "When so many dropped on the harsh morning...", "Now every promise is withdrawn", "Yet I do not want to end", and "The land in sun and shadow", with annotations, Philip Larkin

Date:
[1940]
Extent:
3 items
Reference No:
U DPL/2/2/38

5. Ts. draft unfinished fragments of verse (sections iv, v, vi), beginning "Who was called Mr Rag and wrote music...", Philip Larkin (pp. 2 - 3)

Date:
pre Apr 1941
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DPL/2/2/50

6. Ts. poem 'A bird sings at the garden's end', Philip Larkin (2pp.)

Date:
c. 1940
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DPL/2/2/44

7. Ts. poem 'A member of the 1922 class reads the 1942 newspapers', with annotations and illustration, Philip Larkin

Date:
[late 1942]
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DPL/2/2/37

8. Ts. poem 'Beggars', with annotations, Philip Larkin

Date:
5 Feb-6 Oct 1946
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DPL/2/2/33

9. Ts. poem 'Chant', Philip Larkin

Date:
c. 1940
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DPL/2/2/17

10. Ts. poem 'Fable', beginning "After the casual growing-up", with annotations, Philip Larkin

Date:
[1941]
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DPL/2/2/46