Letter to the Principal, John Lumsden from D.J. MacDonald
Part of Dundee Technical College and School of Art (formerly Dundee Technical Institute)
Requesting for an arrangement to be put in place as employees are unable to attend the College evening classes regularly due to war work.
D.J. MacDonald
Letter to the Dundee Technical College from Ronald Trist & Co Ltd
Part of Dundee Technical College and School of Art (formerly Dundee Technical Institute)
Response to an earlier enquiry about the delivery of an order for S.E.A Rings. Balance of the next order should arrive at the Works within the next few days.
Ronald Trist & Co LTD Engineering Specialists
Letter to the Principal, John Lumsden from D.J. MacDonald
Part of Dundee Technical College and School of Art (formerly Dundee Technical Institute)
Provides an update on students during the early period of the First World War. Highlights that there are students engaged in a scheme of munition production in Edinburgh. Letter also expresses concern that students engaging in war work are falling behind in classes at the College, in comparison to those students who are attending classes full time.
D.J. MacDonald
Ticket for Dundee Technical College and School of Art Armitstead Prize awarded to John N. Low
Part of Papers of John Nicolson Low, Mechanical Engineering lecturer
Ticket awarded for the course of study in Mechanical Engineering in the session of 1929-30, to the value of £2.
John Nicolson Low
Photograph of 3rd year Engineering Diploma class and staff at Dundee Technical College
Part of Papers of John Nicolson Low, Mechanical Engineering lecturer
1 original and 1 copy. Black and white
Part of Papers of John Nicolson Low, Mechanical Engineering lecturer
John Nicolson Low
Commemorative Booklets on Rolls Royce
Part of Papers of John Nicolson Low, Mechanical Engineering lecturer
Three booklets owned by John Nicolson Low celebrating the 50th anniversary of the founding of Rolls Royce and aspects of its history
Photographs of large piece of counterbalanced machinery
Part of Papers of John Nicolson Low, Mechanical Engineering lecturer
Possibly a large set of scales. Makers mark is W. T. Avery Ltd, of Glasgow. Shots showing side and front views. Black and white
Group photograph of delegates to the 1st Production Engineers Summer School in Oxford
Part of Papers of John Nicolson Low, Mechanical Engineering lecturer
Separate sheet provides names of some individuals. John Nicolson Low is in the second back row 8th from the left. Several of these meetings resulted in the establishment of the Institution of Production Engineers. Black and white
Photograph of students on a site visit in Sheffield
Part of Papers of John Nicolson Low, Mechanical Engineering lecturer
Posed in a group on a set of steps holding papers (possibly publicity material from a visit ). Written on the back is “Sheffield 1960”. Location is possibly Davy and United Engineering firm at Darnall. One older man in a blazer is with them – possibly John Nicolson Low. Copyright of Davy and United Engineering Company Ltd. Black and white