Audio cassette recordings made of the tapes held as PP/LOW/Z/1

10 cassettes:

Tape 1 and 3: VI A Dr Lowenfeld's lecture, 'proto system II' 6.6.52 & VI B Dr Lowenfeld's lecture, 'proto system II' 6.6.52 (uncertain which lecture is on which tape) (tape 3 appears to have been recorded over a commercial recording)

Tape 2: Dr Lowenfeld's lecture 'Proto System III A' 13.6.52 (?and Dr Lowenfeld's lecture 'Proto System III B' 13.6.52) (appears to have been recorded over a commercial recording)

Tape 4: Dr Lowenfeld's lecture, 30.5.52 I. on Proto system (appears to have been recorded over a commercial recording)

Tape 5: Dr Lowenfeld's lecture 'Proto System IV' 20.6.52 (appears to have been recorded over a commercial recording)

Tape 6 x2: Dr Lowenfeld's lecture 27.6.52 'Proto V a' (appears to have been recorded over a commercial recording)

Tape 7: Dr Lowenfeld's lecture 27.6.52 'Proto V b' (appears to have been recorded over a commercial recording)

Tape unnumbered: Dr Lowenfeld's lecture 'Proto System VI' 4.7.52 & Dr Lowenfeld's lecture 'Proto System VII' 11.7.52 & part of Dr Lowenfeld's lecture 'Proto System VIII' 18.7.52

Tape unnumbered: end of Dr Lowenfeld's lecture 'Proto System VIII' 18.7.52

Note: the sound quality on the tapes is variable, sometimes very clear and sometimes almost unintelligible. There is a lot of background hiss. Audio is entirely Dr Margaret Lowenfeld speaking (lecturing) and some coughing noises [of students] can be heard in the background intermittently.

late-1970s

10 audio cassettes

The Margaret Lowenfeld Trust