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Copies of FPA publications and list of women's organisations (typescript)

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Includes:
1. "The Present Need for Birth Control" National Birth Control Association (NBCA) leaflet, 1934
2. "Family Planning. The Past and the Future" based on speech by Margaret Pyke to the Eugenics Society, 1954
3. "The FPA. What does it do?" Recruitment leaflet, c.1967
4. "To every Mother of a new Baby", 1966
5. Approved list of contraceptives, 1952
6. FPA 35th Annual Report, 1965
7. FPA 36th Annual Report, 1966
8. Annual Accounts, Dec 1967
9. Family Planning Miscellany No 2, Jul 1967
10. Family Planning, 7 issues: Vol 14 No 1 and 3; Vol 15 No 1, 3-4; Vol 16 No. 1; Vol 17 No. 2, 1965-1968
11. List of Women's Organisations (typescript), 1960s

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Copies of FPA publications and list of women's organisations (typescript)

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