MASS OBSERVATION ARCHIVE
Papers from the Mass-Observation Archive at the University of Sussex

Part 1: Publications, 1937-1966

REEL 1
Mass-Observation by Charles Madge and Tom Harrisson (Frederick Muller, 1937)
May 12th: Mass-Observation Day Surveys, an account of Coronation Day edited by Humphrey Jennings and Charles Madge with T O Beechcroft, Julian Blackburn, William Empson, Stuart Legg and Kathleen Raine (Faber & Faber, 1937)
First Year’s Work by Charles Madge and Tom Harrisson (Lindsay Drummond, 1938)
Britain by Mass-Observation by Charles Madge and Tom Harrisson (Penguin, 1939)

REEL 2
War Begins at Home (Chatto & Windus, 1940)
Clothes Rationing (Advertising Service Guild Bulletin: Change No 1, 1941)
Home Propaganda (Advertising Service Guild Bulletin: Change No 2, 1941)
A Savings Survey (Advertising Service Guild, 1941)

REEL 3
People in Production (Advertising Service Guild Bulletin: Change No 3, 1942)
People in Production (Penguin, 1942)
War Factory (Gollancz, 1943)
People’s Homes (Advertising Service Guild Bulletin: Change No 4, 1943)

REEL 4
The Pub and the People (Gollancz, 1943)
The Journey Home (Advertising Service Guild, 1944)
Britain and her Birthrate (Advertising Service Guild, 1945)

REEL 5
Puzzled People (Gollancz, 1947)
Browns of Chester (Lindsay Drummond, 1947)
Exmoor Village by W J Turner with photographs by John Hinde (Harrap & Co, 1947)
Peace and the Public (Longmans, 1947)
Juvenile Delinquency (Falcon Press, 1948)
The Press and its Readers (Art & Technics, 1949)
Meet Yourself on Sunday (Naldrett Press, 1949)
Meet Yourself at the Doctor’s (Naldrett Press, 1949)
People and Paint (ICI, 1949)
Voter’s Choice (Art & Technics, 1950)

REEL 6
Weekly Intelligence Service (Mass-Observation, 1940)
Britain Revisited by Tom Harrisson with Leonard England, Celia Fremlin, Bill Naughton, Humphrey Spender, John Sommerfield, Mollie Tarrant, Julian Trevelyan and Woodrow Wyatt with photographs by Humphrey Spender and Michael Wickham (Gollancz, 1961)
Long to Reign Over Us (William Kimber, 1966)
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