Janus: The Papers of Sir William and Margaret Malkin

Churchill/MALK contains:
1	Correspondence and papers about the Paris Peace Conference
2	Correspondence and papers about the Washington Naval Conference
3	Correspondence and papers about the Conference of Lausanne
4	Correspondence and papers about the Lausanne Conference
5	Menu of a dinner at Middle Temple Hall for delegates at the Imperial Conference, London
6	Letters to William Malkin
7	William Malkin's honours and appointments
8	Margaret Malkin's correspondence and papers
9	Biographical details of Margaret Malkin and press cuttings about William Malkin collected by his wife, 1944-5, particularly concerning his death in an aeroplane crash over the Atlantic
10	Papers about the Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth
11	Press cuttings about the signing of the Locarno Treaties in London
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The Papers of Sir William and Margaret Malkin

Title	Correspondence and papers about the Washington Naval Conference
Reference	MALK 2
Covering Dates	1921–1922
Extent and Medium	4 files

Churchill/MALK 2 contains:

Margaret Malkin's circular letters to her family from the Washington Naval Conference. With press cuttings, 1921, and memorabilia, including a conference ticket, tourist brochures about the Hotel Lafayette and Washington DC, and postcards. Also including a trip to Canada, February 1922.
1 file.

October 1921-February 1922

Scrapbook of the Washington Naval Conference. Including photographs, press cuttings and memorabilia. Also including a trip to Canada, February 1922.
1 volume.

1921–1922

"A Better Understanding". Subtitled "A permanent record of the Washington Conference on Limitation of Armament, and Pacific and Far Eastern questions, participated in by representatives of the United States, the British Empire, France, Italy, Japan, Belgium, Holland, Portugal and China - with portraits, biographies, excerpts from addresses, and the complete text of the more important treaties.". Published by John Curtiss and presented by the Washington Chamber of Commerce.
1 volume.

1922

Souvenir edition of "The Washington Post" about the Washington Naval Conference.
1 file.

18 December 1921