Copy letter from Francis Alexander Towle, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to Sir William [Henry?] Bragg, K.B.E, FRS Forwards a copy of a letter from Mr. L. B. Tappenden offering the original plate machine used by Michael Faraday. Francis Alexander Towle suggests the Royal Institute may be a more suitable place. Theorises that Tappenden's reference to a 'Dr. Benjamin Joule, PRS' might be referring to Benjamin Brodie, President of the Royal Society in Faraday's time. 22 June 1926