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Archibald Haswell Miller's admission ticket to the Varnishing Day of the Forty-Sixth Annual Exhibition, at The Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine arts.

Sketchbook belonging to Archibald Haswell Miller, dated 1927-1934. On the backpage his address is written as Chez Baltus, 2 Galerie of Waterloo, Ixelles, Bruxelles. The sketchbook contains various drawings and designs, including of houses, castles, and poster designs. Inside one page there are two photographs of Beverstan Castle.

Sketchbook belonging to Archibald Haswell Miller. On the front it is written; 1926. 1927 (Forte). 1928-9 (Stockiemuir) Brill. On the inside page Millers address is listed as 65 West Regent Street or 224 West Regent Street. The sketchbook contains various drawings of places in Europe, mostly Forte in Italy. Inside some of the pages are photographs of different medieval and Roman castles in England.

A small sketchbook belonging to Archibald Haswell Miller, dated 1920-1921. It contains various sketches and lists of written information. The sketches are of people, structures, clothing.

Archibald Haswell Miller's sketchbook, dated 1920. This is a smaller sketchbook which contains more basic drawings and some written information. Some pages have been torn out.

Archibald Haswell Miller's sketchbook, dated 1920. This is a smaller sketchbook which contains various drawings, notes and drawings, including of people, buildings, and classical imagery. Inside the sketchbook is a ticket for a fine art exhibition in Madrid.

Archibald Haswell Miller's sketchbook, dated 1919-23-31. On the front it lists three places; St Ives, Dunure, and Hailes. The sketchbook contains various drawings, including builds and designs of coats of arms.

Archibald Haswell Miller's sketchbook, dated 1913-14 (Naples, Sicily, Spain) and 1926 (Crendon). The inside page lists two addresses, Villa Mario Guercia, Via Nvoya 37, Posillipo, Napoli, and Mansfield Lodge, Minard Avenue, Partickhill, Glasgow. The sketchbook contains various drawings, paintings and designs. Some of which are of places in England (Aylesbury) and in Italy. Stuck on the back page is an advertisement for coloured paint. Inside the book there is a photograph stuck to one of the pages of Abingdon Town Hall and Statue.

Archibald Haswell Miller's sketchbook, dated 1911-1913 on the front. On the front page is also written 'Holland, Naples, Berlin'. The sketchbook contains various drawings and designs, mostly of people, buildings and streets Tucked inside are postcards with images of various places in Italy and a postage receipt in Italian with two stamps.

Archibald Haswell Miller's sketchbook, dated 1910-11 on the front. His address is listed on the first page as Mansfield Lodge, Partickhill, Glasgow. The sketchbook contains various drawings and designs, including lots of sketches of people and faces, and some sketches of European cities, including in Italy. In the back page is a leaflet for a company selling a 'Stool-Easel'.

Archibald Haswell Miller's sketchbook, dated 1908-9 on the front. His addresses are listed on the first page as Mansfield Lodge, Partickhill, Glasgow and Turkenstrasse 57 III, Munchen, Bayern. The sketchbook contains various drawings, including many sketches of streets and street scenes in Germany and Austria, some of which are painted in colour.

Archibald Haswell Miller's sketchbook, dated 1907-8 on the front. His address is listed on the first page as Mansfield Lodge, Partickhill, Glasgow. The sketchbook contains various drawings, mostly of people. Many of the drawings are of classical figures and some are of designs for posters. Inside the sketch book there is some printed ephemera, including a leaflet for an art furniture store in London, and a GSA leaflet.

Archibald Haswell Miller's sketchbook, dated 1905-6-7 on the front. His address is listed on the first page as Mansfield Lodge, Partickhill, Glasgow. The sketchbook contains various drawings, mostly of people. Tucked into the book are some more sketches done on tracing paper, and a sketch of Scotland Yard.

Archibald Haswell Miller's sketchbook, dated 1903-05. His address is listed on the first page as Mansfield Lodge, Partickhill, Glasgow. He also notes on this page that this was the type of book used by all Glasgow School of Art Students when he attended in 1903, and that he has used the same type of book for 60 years. This book mostly contains sketches (some in colour) of the various army uniforms of different countries. There is an envelope stuck to the back page which has some letters and notes inside it which are removable.

The cover image features two soldiers fighting and a dead man. The spine image features a soldier.

The front cover image features two men fighting. The back cover features a list of new books and editions by Blackwood. The spine features the book title, author and publishing details. The front inner cover shows a range of reviews of 'Blackwood's Magazine'. The back inner cover an order form for 'Blackwood's Magazine'.

The cover image features a Union soldier, a Confederate soldier, the USA flag and the Confederate flag. The spine image features a Union soldier.

The cover image features a miner holding a pick and a lamp.

The cover image features Christopher Columbus with members of his crew. The spine image features a ship.

The cover image features Silas Verney shooting a gun and a ship. The spine image features Silas Verney.

The image features two workers discussing their work responsibilities.

The image features two men with a sickle and a hammer, respectively, and a woman.

The front cover image features three western soldiers outside Jerusalem during the Last Crusade. The back cover image features a map of Jerusalem and its environs by Archibald Haswell Miller and William M. Christie.

The cover image features a range of Burmese religious symbols and a steamship.

The cover image features three western soldiers outside Jerusalem during the Last Crusade. The foldable pages feature a drawing of the city of Jerusalem. The third page features a map of Jerusalem and its environs by Archibald Haswell Miller and William M. Christie.

Originally located within folder (DC 098/1/2).

Archibald Haswell Miller's Glasgow School of Art Club membership card.

The cover image features twelve regimental crests.

The cover image features a group of soldiers marching to the frontline. The back side of the cover shows a range of advertising, including foodstuffs, printing and stationery, laboratory supplies and 'The Scots Pictorial' magazine.

The cover image features a group of soldiers on the frontline. The back side of the cover shows photographs of Meadowhead Camp (Irvine) and the cooks.

The cover image features two women and a man.

1925 diary belonging to Archibald Haswell Miller. The diary was made by John Walker and Co. The diary has entries pertaining to Miller's appointments, some other notes of information and a few small sketches. On the first page Miller's address is listed as 224 W. Regent Street, Glasgow. Tucked into the back page of the diary is information about the company who produced the diary.

1921 diary belonging to Archibald Haswell Miller. The diary was made by John Walker and Co. The diary has entries pertaining to Miller's appointments, some other notes of information and a few small sketches. Tucked into the back page of the diary is information about the company who produced the diary.

1920 diary belonging to Archibald Haswell Miller. The diary was made by John Walker and Co. The diary has entries pertaining to Miller's appointments, some other notes of information and a few small sketches. Tucked into the back page of the diary is information about the company who produced the diary. On the first page Miller's address is listed as 24 Berkeley Terrace, Glasgow.

1910 diary belonging to Archibald Haswell Miller. The diary was made by North British Mercantile Insurance Company, whose name is embossed in gold on the front, alongside the year, 1910. The diary has entries pertaining to Miller's appointments and contains a few small sketches. Tucked into the diary are a receipt for some clothes and shoes (pp. 30-31) and a note written in Italian. The diary contains some addresses written in Italian as well.

1909 diary belonging to Archibald Haswell Miller. The diary was made by North British Mercantile Insurance Company, whose name is embossed in gold on the front, alongside the year, 1909. The diary has entries pertaining to Miller's appointments and a list of addresses at the back. On the first page Miller has listed two addresses, Turkenstrasse 57 III. H(?), Munchen, Bayern, and Mansfield Lodge, Minard Avenue, Partickhill, Glasgow, Scotland.

1908 diary belonging to Archibald Haswell Miller. The diary was made by North British Mercantile Insurance Company, whose name is embossed in gold on the front, alongside the year, 1908. The diary has entries pertaining to Miller's appointments, a list of addresses and a list of theatre shows that year. On the first page Miller's address is listed as Mansfield Lodge, Minard Avenue, Partickhill. In between pages at the front of the diary there is a Glasgow School of Art Club card with Miller's name and address, it is dated 30 Nov 1906. Inside the diary there is also a woven or knitted patch, perhaps for mending clothing.

1907 diary belonging to Archibald Haswell Miller. The diary was made by North British Mercantile Insurance Company, whose name is embossed in gold on the front, alongside the year, 1907. The diary has entries pertaining to Miller's appointments, a list of addresses and a list of theatre shows that year. On the first page Miller's address is listed as Mansfield Lodge, Minard Avenue, Partickhill. In between pages 126-127 there are some scraps of paper, two of which are tickets to theatre shows at the Playhouse and the Kings Theatre, another is a counterfoil for a postal order.

1906 diary belonging to Archibald Haswell Miller. The diary was made by North British Mercantile Insurance Company, whose name is embossed in gold on the front, alongside the year, 1906. The diary has entries pertaining to Miller's appointments, a list of addresses and a list of theatre shows that year. On the first page Miller's address is listed as Mansfield Lodge, Minard Avenue, Partickhill.

1905 diary belonging to Archibald Haswell Miller. The diary was made by North British Mercantile Insurance Company, whose name is embossed in gold on the front, alongside the year, 1905. The diary has entries pertaining to Miller's appointments, a list of addresses and some sketches on the back pages. On the first page Miller's address is listed as Mansfield Lodge, Partickhill. There are numerous little bits of paper tucked into the diary on different pages, including; three name cards and a subscription card for the Glasgow School of Art (pp. 56-57), a newspaper cut out from 03 Jul 1905 entitled 'A day with Glasgow Cadets at Barry' (pp. 82-83), and a Glasgow School of Art Club card, tucked into the back cover page.

1904 diary belonging to Archibald Haswell Miller. The diary was made by North British Mercantile Insurance Company, whose name is embossed in gold on the front, alongside the year, 1904. The diary has entries pertaining to Miller's appointments, a list of addresses and some sketches on the back pages. Inside the diary there are two newspaper clippings. One related to the suicide Erich Rom in Partick, a student from Berlin (inside pages 40-41), and another related to a match between Glasgow High School and Glasgow Academy (inside pages 54-55)

Archibald Haswell Miller's annual ticket of admission to the Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington.