Nine Annotated Folders, Arial Photographs and Maps of Potential German Third Reich Bombing Targets in the Vicinity of the River Forth, all marked "Secret" (Geheim) and variously dated March - November 1939, comprising:
Queensferry (Forth Bridge and Oil Storage Facilities) - Dossier, two aerial photographs and two maps;
Tranent (Macmerry) - Dossier and two maps of the airfield;
Donibristle - Dossier, aerial photograph and map of the airfield
Edinburgh (Granton Harbour Basin) - Dossier, two aerial photographs and two maps;
Turnhouse - Dossier, two aerial photographs and two maps of the airfield;
Edinburgh (Leith Gasworks) - Dossier, two aerial photographs and two maps
Grangemouth (Fuel Storage) - Dossier, one aerial photograph and one map;
Grangemouth (Large Fuel Depot) - Dossier, aerial photograph and two maps;
Grangemouth (N) (Fuel Storage) - Dossier, two aerial photographs, one map and three pages of typewritten notes

Footnote: These items are accompanied by an Edinburgh Evening News article, dated January 29th 1972, outlining the history of their "liberation" from the Luftwaffe Headquarters in Munster by the then 26-year-old R.A.F. Flight Sergeant William Rennie