The Cord, Volume 17 to Volume 20 [photocopies]

Volume 17, Number 1, Winter 1964/1965Contents: Foreword, Messages of Congratulation, Coming-Of-Age of the National Spinal Injuries Centre, Greetings from the Spinal Centres - Star and Garter Home, Chaseley Eastbourne, Lyme Green Settlement, The Thistle Foundation, The Duchess of Gloucester House, Kytes Estate for Disabled Ex-Servicemen, Rookwood Hospital Cardiff, A Quarter of a Century of Paraplegia, "May I Apply For the Job?", "Twenty-One Years of Physiotherapy with Paraplegics", Behind the Scenes of Paraplegic Sport, From 8th Army to Stoke Mandeville, "Doctor in a Wheelchair", The Development of Occupational Therapy in the National Spinal Injuries Centre, Reflections of a Physiotherapist, From Controller of Stores' Office to Welfare Officer in the National Spinal Injuries Centre, Twenty-one Years Woodwork Instructor to Paraplegics, From Aerial to Spinal PhotograpyVolume 17, Number 2, Spring 1965 Contents: Editorial, Some Recollections of a Veteran at the Tiller Bar, Pickaback Van, The Supascope Multi-Section Safety Mirror, Make a Caravan Your Home, Pass that Driving Test First Time, Wheelchair Farming, Opening of the Farrell-Brookshaw Stand, Book Review, Air Your Views, Roller Chair, Wheelchair Accomodation for Horse Racing Enthusiasts, A Tribute, National Wheelchair Basketball League, Watford Makes History, News from the Manufacturers, For SaleVolume 17, Number 3, Summer 1965Contents: Editorial, Too Feet or Not Two Feet, How to Slim in a Wheelchair, Neurosurgery and Paraplegia, Air Your Views, M.P.'s Visit to Disabled Workers at Trico, Pneumatic Tyres Versus Solids, The 1965 National Stoke Mandeville Games for the Paralysed, British Sports Association for the Disabled Multi-Disabled Sports MeetingVolume 17, Number 4, Autumn 1965 Contents: Editorial, The 1965 International Stoke Mandeville Games, Stoke Mandeville Games Badges, Formation of Sports Clubs, Some Sports Fixtures for 1966, 1965 International Stoke Mandeville Games Prize Winning List, Occupational Therapy with an Electronic Look, Progress Repoort on Paraplegics, Automatic Dipping, Access to Public Buildings for the Disabled, Book Review, It Is Ability that Counts, Here and There, Bentinck DiaryVolume 18, Number 1, Winter 1965/1966Contents: Editorial, Star & Garter Home Golden Jubilee, Understanding Paraplegia, Everest & Jennings Owner's Manual, The Disabled Persons Act Comes of Age, Stoke Mandeville Calling, Retirement of Mr J. Smith, The Lost C(h)ord, First Spinal Unit in Spain, Your Dreams Please, Opening of Factory for the Disabled in Japan, Remploy's Hillington Factory Provides a Service for the Disabled by the Disabled, Air Your ViewsVolume 18, Number 2, Spring 1966Contents: Editorial, The Ex-Serviceman's Hampton Court Palace, Education and the Disabled Child, A Chair-Bound Look at Wild Life, Tetraplegic Enters the Business World, Stoke Mandeville Calling, Sports Notice, Another Two Milestones (i) Opening of the Sir Ludwig Guttmann Hostel (ii) Opening of the Sir William Coxen Children's Spinal Ward, Progress Reports on Paraplegics, Air Your Views, The Constant ChallengeVolume 18, Number 3, Summer 1966 Contents: Editorial, Everest & Jennings Owner's Manual, Take a Holiday in Mexico, Medical Sheepskins, City of Portsmouth's Flats for the Disabled, Stoke Mandeville Calling, International Sports Organisation for the Disabled, What Life is Like for a Quadriplegic Living at Home, Air Your Views, Report by the Committee for Writing and Reading Aids for the Paralysed, For Sale Volume 18, Number 4, Autumn 1966Contents: Editorial, London By Chair, Air Your Views, The Sixth Continent, Universities and Wheelchairs, Book Review, Progress Report on Paraplegics, English Paraplegic Sports Association, The Nineteenth National Stoke Mandeville Games, The Fifteenth International Stoke Mandeville Games, Prize Winning List, Fourth Multi-Disabled Sports Meeting of B.S.A.D., Tenth World Congress in Weisbaden, Presentation and Farewell to Dr. Michaelis, Where There's A Will Volume 19, Number 1, Spring 1967Contents: Editorial, Stoke Mandeville Calling, Sports Fixtures in Great Britain for 1967, Education and the Disabled Child, Lord Maylor Treloar Trust, Obituary, Disablement Income Group, Opening of the Spinal Injuries Centre at Heidelberg, The Newton Driver Services Club, Air Your Views, Handicraft and Gift Stall, The Years AheadVolume 19, Number 2, Summer 1967Contents: Editorial, Stoke Mandeville Calling, Disabled Sportsman of the Year, Sports Fixtures in Great Britain for 1967, Half a Century of Service, 1st Multi-Disabled Sports for Children, Teaching the Disabled to Drive, Our Christmas Cruise, Chess Congress, Old Stokers Column, It's New, Air Your Views, Music ProjectVolume 19, Number 3, Autumn 1967 Contents: Editorial, The Twentieth Stoke Mandeville Games, This Is Your Stadium, The Sixteenth International Stoke Mandeville Games, Results of 1967 International Stoke Mandeville Games, Air Your Views, Driving Without Triceps, Book ReviewVolume 19, Number 4, Winter 1967/1968Contents: Editorial, Helping the Sick Live at Home, Announcement, Stoke Mandeville Calling, Dates to Remember, Be A Brick - Buy A Brick, What is Sparks?, Air Your Views, More Freedom, A Visit to the Si WIlliam Coxen Children's Spinal Ward, Ministry Three Wheeler Vehicle - Current Developments, The "Gillian Special"Volume 20, Number 1, Spring 1968Contents: Editorial, Testing the Automatic Mini, An Important Announcement Statement from the Toronto General Hospital on the Treatment of Spinal Cord Injuries, Quo Vadis, Stoke Mandeville Calling, Dates to Remember in 1968, In Memorium, Useful Hints, The Austin "1100" Automatic - A Special Conversion, My Lap is Always a Lap, Air Your Views Volume 20, Number 2, Summer 1968Contents: Foreword - Greetings to The Cord [21st Birthday Edition], The National Spinal Injuries Centre Over the Years, Progress Over 21 Years in the Physiotherapy Department, Success or Failure, History of Sport for the Paralysed, Occupational Therapy - Then and Today, A Decade as Editor, We Teach on Wheels, I Too Have Just Come of Age - As A Paraplegic, Travelling Tetraplegic, Salute from Basle Switzerland, Duchess of Gloucester House, Rehabilitation of Paraplegics in Indonesia, Messages of CongratulationsVolume 20, Number 3, Autumn 1968 Contents: Editorial, Twenty-One Years on Wheels, Two Years on the Other Side, Enviornmental Planning for the Disabled, For Sale, Wheel Chairs at Sea, Reselco Hand Controls, Here and There, The Twenty-First Stoke Mandeville Games, 1968 National Games Results, Other Sports Meetings, First National New Zealand Paraplegic Games, A Van ConversionVolume 20, Number 4, Winter 1968/1969Contents: Editorial, Cervicals and Employment, Stoke Mandeville Calling, Ten Mile Wheelchair Push in Aid of the National Sports Stadium, Disabled Sportsman of the Year, New Reselco Controls for the Tetraplegic, Motor Caravans, Book Review, Prepayment of Prescription Charges, The Things They Sleep In on the Continent, Sometimes Heard - Seldom Seen, Special Facilities for the Disabled to Watch Guard Mounting at Buckingham Palace, Computer Programming, Small "Aids", Dates to Remember