Correspondence and photographs, 1992-1995

Photo of Roddy Lumsden in a pub with a man and a woman; photo of an elderly couple cutting a cake in a garden, with Roddy Lumsden as one of the guest in the background; printed photo of a man underwater in scuba gear, with a note on the back "I said I was going down under on holiday!". Correspondence sent to Roddy Lumsden from friends. "Shug Crosby", 1992, Madrid. "Sinead", undated. Not signed [possibly from Sinead W.], 19[95?], sent to Lumsden's Aberdeen address (contains human hair). There are also two letters regarding Lumsden's enquiry about "electro-convulsive therapy" which is seemingly received as a teenager, from the Scottish Association for Mental Health, 17 November 1994, Edinburgh, and the University of Aberdeen Department of Mental Health, 9 November 1994. Congratulation cards from "May and Dave", 1995. Envelope addressed to "Sinead W.[redacted]", dated 1996[?], containing a postcard signed "Joanna", a handwritten note signed "[Zanga]", and two photographs (one of Roddy Lumsden as a young man, and one of a young woman reading, with reddish hair).