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Reprint of article by J.A. Green in booklet form taken from the Transactions of the American Mathematical Society, volume 80, number 2, pp.403-447. November 1955. The copy is marked on the cover 'annotated copy 6' and contains annotations in several different coloured inks, and a page of mathematical notes pasted inside the front cover.

Programme for the celebration of the life of James Alexander (Sandy) Green held on 17 April 2014 at Botley Cemetery, Oxford. Includes two photographs, details of those who spoke on the occasion, and the music and poetry used.

Includes school and university certificates, university medals, material relating to election or appointment to offices, memberships, and fellowships, printed accounts relating to awards.

CV and Royal Society biographical record, personal memoirs of JAG, published biographical material from articles and websites, details of funeral, and obituaries.

Printout of text only taken from website http://www-history.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/Biographies/Green_Sandy.html. Article was written by J.J. O'Connor and E.F. Robertson and dated November 2014.

Printed text of a talk given at the Higman-Hall meeting on 5 January 2007. A table showing pure mathematicians in Manchester in the 1950s is appended. J.A. Green and M.H.A. Newman are both included.

Papers relating to conference include a printed programme, a printed list of delegates, and two pages (one torn) printed from the Oxford University Mathematics department website detailing the speakers at the conference and the programme together with small photographs of JAG. The second page is headed 'The LOW Study Group on Algebraic Lie Theory'.

TLS air letter dated 24 Apr 1961 from Sir William Hodge, Master of Pembroke College Cambridge to JAG, Princeton. Regrets that JAG has not accepted a post in Cambridge and understands the stated reasons. Commiserates about ‘inflexible arrangements’ at Cambridge and asks that he be allowed to use JAG’s letter as evidence in attempts to remedy the situation

Printed one page CV summarising biographical information, education, war service, university employment and honours. Undated, but postdates 2001, as the De Morgan Medal is included.

Photocopy of newspaper obituary (possibly from the Guardian), undated, and cutting of obituary from the newsletter of the London Mathematical Society newsletter, no. 437, une 2014.