| Description | Some personal records of Sir Robert Hadfield.
MD4032 Marriage certificate and other documents relating to the marriage of Robert A. Hadfield and Frances Wickersham, 19th September 1894. (British Consulate of Philadelphia, U.S.A.)
MD4033 Correspondence concerning the liberation of Von Bülow who had been imprisoned at London, 1914.
MD4034 Letters from J. E. Redmond, M.P., 1914 - 1916, concerning Sir Robert Hadfield's offer of £5000 to equip an Irish brigade.
MD4035 Letters written to Sir Robert Hadfield 1918 - 1934, thanking him for founding the Hadfield Hospital at Wimereux, near Boulonge-sur-Mer, France 1914 - 1919 (including a letter from the Prime Minister, Lloyd George, 6th October 1919.)
MD4036 Visitors' Book of the Anglo-American Hospital, Wimereux, Jan. 1916 - Jan. 1919
MD4037 Power of Attorney. Sir Robert Hadfield to H.B. Sandford of Sheffield, solicitor, and other, 17th August 1917.
MD4038 Grant of C.B.E. to Frances Bett Lady Hadfield. 1st January, 1918.
MD4039 Copy of Programme printed in connection with the Prime Minister's visit to East Hecla Works, Tinsley, Sheffield, 17th October 1919.
MD4040 Copy of foreword by Sir Robert Hadfield on the occasion of the visit of the Prime Minister (Lloyd George) to the East Hecla Works of Hadfields Ltd., Sheffield, 17th October 1919. (Printed)
MD4041 Letters from Charles F. Rand, Secretary to John Fritz Medal Board of Award, concerning the choice of Sir Robert Hadfield as medallist for 1920. 25th January 1921.
MD4042 Royal licence granting Sir Robert Hadfield authority to wear the Insignia of the Second Class of the order of the Sacred Treasure, 18th October, 1921. (An award by the Emperor of Japan.)
MD4043 Letters received from Professor W.F. Barrett regarding his discoveries relative to the electric and magnetic properties of alloys, 1924.
MD4044 a) Programme of Reception of Delegates to Sheffield University for Coming-of-age Celebrations, 1st July, 1926 (Sir Robert Hadfield listed as delegate for 12 different Scientific and Technical Institutions and Societies).
b) Programme of opening by Sir Robert Hadfield of the new engineering and metallurgical research laboratories in the Department of Applied Science, Sheffield University, as part of the Coming-of-age Celebrations, 2nd July 1926. (Laboratory built by the generosity of Sir Robert Hadfied and Viscount Bearsted.)
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