Add MS 88931/7/2/2

Ten pen and ink drawings, with inscriptions in Mervyn Peake's hand:

• White kitten: drawing on paper pasted onto bigger leaf; inscribed ‘Ch 1 “heading”’ (f.1);
• White Queen: drawing on water-colour board; inscribed ‘White Queen sitting on the edge of the shovel’ [in Maeve Gilmore's hand] (ff.2-3);
• White King: drawing on paper pasted onto card; inscribed ‘Ch I. "The poor King looked puzzled and unhappy, and struggled with the pencil…"’ (ff.4-5);
• Jabberwock: drawing on paper pasted onto cardboard (f.6);
• Jabberwock, slain: drawing on paper pasted onto cardboard (ff.7-8);
• Red Queen: drawing on water-colour board; with caption inscribed ‘Chapter 2. “Where do you come from”, said the Red Queen’ (ff.9-10);
• Alice and the Red Queen: drawing on water-colour board; with caption inscribed ‘Ch 2. Faster! Faster!’ (ff.11-12);
• Horse, Goat and gentleman on train: drawing on water-colour board; with caption inscribed ‘Ch 3. “So young a child” said the gentleman sitting opposite to her (he was dressed in white paper)’ (ff.13-14);
• Horse: drawing on water-colour paper; with caption inscribed ‘Ch 3. The Horse who had put his head out of the window…’ (ff.15-16);
• Fawn: drawing on water-colour paper pasted onto card; inscribed with instruction to 'strengthen'; with caption inscribed ‘Ch 3. “I’m a fawn!” it cried out, in a voice of delight’ (ff.17-18).