Books and catalogues: 1. Three Score After Ten by Nicholas J. Pritzker (1941) (catalogued separately)

2. Tales of Manchester Jewry and Manchester in the Thirties by Monty Dobkin (1986)

3. Looking Back at Rusholme and Fallowfield (NB Manchester districts), by Peter Helm and Gay Sussex (1984)

4. Exhibition catalogue for Contemporary British Art from the Collection of Mrs Jack N. Pritzker, Ringling Museum of Art, Florida, 1972-3

5. Exhibition catalogues for Michael Ayrton (1981), Norman Black (c1973), Gwen John (2000), Sidney Nolan (1964/5) and Joyce Tremain (1991)

6. Helen Bradley. Miss Carter Came with Us. London, Jonathan Cape, 1973 (catalogued separately)

7. Helen Bradley. And Miss Carter Wore Pink. London, Jonathan Cape, 1971. No. 18 of a signed limited edition of 55 copies (catalogued separately)

8. Accompanied by: pen and ink drawing by Helen Bradley

9. Newspaper review of exhibition of Bradley's work at W.H. Paterson, London.

Photographs: 10. Class portrait from Rhoda Pritzker's junior school

11. Rhoda Pritzker in American Red Cross Service uniform

12. Rhoda Pritzker in Reno

13. Early 1940s Rhoda Pritzker portrait photo

14. Picture of Jack Pritzker with fish

15. Rhoda Pritzker with her parents in the 1950s

16. Rhoda Pritzker with her mother in the 1950s

17. Photo of Rhoda Pritzker and pet poodle

18. Rhoda Pritzker with Eppie Lederer (with campaign badges for Hubert Humphrey)

19. Bill/Hillary Clinton reception for the Pritzkers at the White House

20. Rhoda Pritzker with Catholic priest in Chicago

21. Rhoda and Nick Pritzker in the 1980s.

Press cuttings: 22. Jack N. Pritzker's death notice and obituary from Chicago Sun-Times

23. Profile of the Pritzkers, New York Times 1973

24. Newspaper features on artists (reviews, profiles, obituaries) and other topics of interest to Rhoda Pritzker (often sent from England by her cousin Charles Goodman).

Other documents: 25. Caricature by D'Oyly John inscribed “Rhoda, Believe it or not this was your uncle, one night in Madeira.”

26. 2007 Christmas card from John Craxton

27. Rhoda Pritzker's photocopies of CV, manuscript articles and stories, plus cuttings of her published pieces

28. Text of her A Wartime Voyage address to the National Society of Arts and Letters, Chicago, 1994

29. Copy of Liberty magazine, January 26, 1946, plus payment voucher for the featured story When Daddy Comes Marching Home

30. Telegram to Maurice Goldberg (Dec. 2, 1944) with news of story sold to Ladies Home Journal

31. Inventory of art in the Lake Shore Drive apartment, 1970s (five pages). Two copies

32. Copy of Goodman/Goldberg family tree

33. A portfolio of documents relating to Michael and Elisabeth Ayrton (letters, cuttings, exhibition invitation cards, gallery and restorer invoices)

34. Brush Up Your Shakespeare! Gala program for Sam Wanamaker and the Shakespeare Globe Trust, 1990

35. Invoices and other invitations from various galleries

36. Cat drawing by John Craxton to Rhoda

37. “Dear Kitty and Lucky” illustrated letter from John Craxton.

Pritzker, Rhoda > Art collections.

Art > Collectors and collecting.

Art > Great Britain.

Art, British > 20th century.

Journalists > United States.