Copies of Sphinx; Sphinx Panto Numbers and related papers; papers re Engineering Society

The Sphinx vol 31, nos 1-4 (Nov 1924-Jun 1925), vol 32 nos 2, 5, 12 (Oct 1925-Jul 1926), vol 33 no 3 (Dec 1926) ,vol 34 nos 4 and 5 (May and Jul 1928) and vol 39 no 4 (Jun 1933); Loose pages from The Sphinx 1925-1928 and n.d. [1925-1927] including photographs of athletic teams, members of Guild Council and "Sister Jane II"; The Sphinx Panto Number issues for 1925-1931 and 1933, The Liverpool Exprecho 4 Feb 1927 (Lewis' Supplement to Panto Sphinx) and University of Liverpool Panto Night Programmes of pantomimes at the Empire Theatre 1927 and 1928; Notebook into which are pasted press cuttings relating to Pantos and athletic events in particular at Liverpool 1926-1932 (one persons' names captioned by Mr Heap); 7 photographs (probably all by commercial photographers) of Panto day events - Engineers' floats 1926 (1), 1927 (1) and 1928 (5, including "Bull Fight" and capture of "Sister Jane II"); Journal of the University of Liverpool Engineering Society vols 23 (1952), 26 (1955) and 43 (1972); University of Liverpool Engineering Society Annual Dinner Menu Programmes 1926, 1928, 1929 and 1931; Degree Ceremony - Admittance card 1928 (and programme of events and list of competitors at a University athletics event n.d. [?1928]) and Programme of Community songs and Gags 7 Jul 1928

Alfred E. Heap graduated with a B.Eng. in July 1928.

The Sphinx, magazine of the Guild of Students (formerly Guild of Undergraduates), replaced the University College Magazine, which had been produced since 1885, in March under the editorship of Ramsay Muir.

The annual Panto Day began 10 Feb 1905 when students marched in procession to see the pantomime at the Shakespeare Theatre, Fraser Street, Liverpool and continued on a yearly basis with a fundraising, a procession through town, visit to the Theatre and a special Panto Sphinx into the 1930s.