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Progressive Matrices Agreements (II) File 2

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Handwritten and typed papers and correspondence relating to Progressive Matrices agreements held with the following individuals and institutions:

Forget-me-not-Cards Ltd and Mr R. J. Green, London, 1948-1960
Mark Grunes, New York, Dr. J.Nash, University of Saskatchewan, University of Washington 1954-1962
Leeds University, 1948-1961
Dr Henry H Landsberger, New York, and Westminster Hospital, London. 1951-1956
Mr Frank Ford, London, 1958
The Shell International Petroleum Company Ltd, London, 1958-1962
Dr. FitzHerbert Kent, Dallas Independent School,Texas, 1958-1962
Mr J. Mackie, Derby, 1958-1962
The de La Rue Company London, 1958-1962

Also includes a pamphlet entitled A Comparative Study of Two Psychological Tests, published by The Crichton Royal, Sep 1957, and a typed copy document entitled "Arrangements for Supplying Progressive Matrice (1947)"

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Progressive Matrices Agreements (II) File 2

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