Contains a printed list of John Jenkin's audiovisual items on William Henry Bragg and William Lawrence Bragg.

Contains microfilm of correspondence between Ernest Rutherford and William Henry Bragg from the Rutherford papers held at University of Cambridge.

Contains a microfilm of letters regarding William Henry Bragg from the Staatsbibliothek in West Berlin.

Contains a videotape of the BBC program "Fifty Years a Winner", made in 1965 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of William Lawrence Bragg's 1915 Nobel Prize in Physics.

Contains a videotape of speeches given at a celebratory dinner marking the centenary of Charles Todd laying the foundation stone of the Bragg family house on 9 September 1899.

Contains videotape of a film entitled "Life Story" on the discovery of DNA, including an actor playing William Lawrence Bragg.

Contains a videotape of a TV program on DNA.

Contains two audio tapes of hydrophone recordings made by William Henry Bragg during WWI from the Royal Institute, London.

Contains audio tape of various talks by William Henry Bragg on Modern Scientific Discoveries, Crystals, Sir Charles Todd and Science and the Community.

Contains an audio tape of lectures by William Henry Bragg entitled "What is Sound" and "Echoes".

Contains an audio tape of William Lawrence Bragg's recollections from the Hazel de Berg collections held at the National Library of Australia.

Contains an audio tape of the soundtrack from the BBC Program "Fifty Years a Winner", made in 1965 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of William Lawrence Bragg's 1915 Nobel Prize in Physics.

Contains an audiotape of an address by Stephen Bragg to a conference at the University of Melbourne, 18th April 1986, entitled "Universities - The Catalysts for Research Parks".

Contains an audio tape of Robyn Williams on the ABC "Science Show" and John Jenkin on "Ockham's Razor" celebrating the centenary of William Lawrence Bragg's birth.

Contains an audio tape of a full program from the Science Show on ABC radio on William Lawrence Bragg, including John Jenkin and extracts from many other recordings.

Contains two CDs of WWI records regarding sound ranging.

Contains a CD of Stereograph photos of crystal models and instruments by Wililiam Henry Bragg and [Adam?] Hilger from sapac, University of Adelaide.

Contains a CD of an item on Bragg on "Stateline", ABC Television Adelaide.

DVD inscribed "Rutherford, Lodge, JJ and WHB".

Contains a DVD of lectures by Ernest Ruthford, Oliver Lodge, Joseph John Thomson and William Henry Bragg, recorded by the United Kingdom Institution of Engineers.

Contains a metal box of photographic slides from various sources, including slides of Cumbria, the University of Adelaide and Adelaide Observatory.

Contains a metal box of photographic slides from various sources, slides are arranged behind the headings Research, Boys and Leeds.

Contains two DVDs, produced by the Council for the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings.

DVD 1: "Inspire. Motivate. Connect. The Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings. An Introduction." DVD in printed cardboard cover, providing an "overview over the Meetings of Nobel Laureates at Lake Constance, paying particular attention to the numerous personal interactions between Nobel Laureates and young researchers." Duration: 10:06mins.

DVD 2: "Educate. Inspire. Connect. A Selection of Lectures by Nobel Laureates held at past Meetings of Nobel Laureates." DVD in printed cardboard cover, featuring lectures by Lawrence Bragg, Crowfoot-Hodgkin, Driac, Euler, Frisch, Hayek, Herzberg, Levi-Montalcini, Mössbauer, Szent-Gyoergyi and Yalow. Date range of lectures: 1968-1993.

Includes release draft of film entitled "Driven to Diffraction: The Story of Williiam and Lawrence Bragg", with handwritten notes by John Jenkin.

Also includes shooting schedule for the film on 13 February 2009, with handwritten notes by John Jenkin.

Contains one microfilm from the J.S. Battye Library inscribed "The West Australian Newspaper - 1904 re Soddy Visit".

Contains a DVD entitled "Driven to Diffraction: The Story of William and Lawrence Bragg", written and produced by Richard Jasek.