Certificate of registration of copyright no. 2744 issued 1 Oct 1912 to Margaret Reynolds by Registrar of Copyrights George Townsend. Copyright certificate relates to the 'print from a design etched on copper called Ex Libris or Book Plate by Lionel Lindsay'.
Accompanied by handwritten letter from Lionel Lindsay 10 Aug 1912 to the Registrar of Copyright giving his copyright permission to Margaret Reynolds.

Eric Irvin talks with Alrene Sykes about his life and work.

Photograph of six paintings of Ned Kelly, by artist Hugh Sawrey. The paintings were stolen while on display in Gold Coast Council chambers. Accompanied by a newspaper article dated 18 Apr 1982.

Note of congratulations to Fielding. Accompanied by handwritten note from Fielding explaining that this is in relation to the Queensland Council of Civil Liberties and the 'Mijaovic Affair' (i.e., the Committee of Inquiry into the Enforcement of Criminal Law in Queensland).

Eric Lane interviewed by D. Cryle.

Leather bound journal 13 x 21 cm, containing handwritten notes, poems, newspaper clippings. Binding broken. Newspaper clippings: Australian Ode Competition 1913 -- Aladdin's Pastepot -- Remember the Waiter -- The Queen's Jubilee -- To Wolsley all authored by 'CROMWELL'; The Peace Soceity -- Imprisoned in his chimney -- Quelled by a bike various clippings from the Sunday Times 1899, many authored by 'Uncle Billy', 'UB' and 'The Goat'; Psychic Pianist -- Poor Humanity -- National Song Competition. Poems: The Twins -- The Danube -- The Lady Pharisee -- Sydney Harbour and the meeting of the waters -- Welcome Earl Beauchamp (Sydney 24/4/1899 GW) -- The Capitalist -- Coronation of King Edward VII (June 29 1892) -- Home rule for Old Ireland (12 June 1902) -- The Water and Sewerage Board -- Pity me -- The Nun and the Cardinal -- Ode to Australia (25/8/1913) -- Congenial souls (illustrated) -- On the revision of the New Testament -- Love -- Oh the happy days of childhood -- To give you a glimpse of a heavenly kiss. Songs: Patriotic song -- A young Cockadoodle . . . Old Brown. Plays: Ali Cogia or The Fraudulent trustee by GWR -- King Harold a play in three acts by GWR [1881] -- Out of the ranks. Manuscripts: Our tricycle ride to Harwick [Sept 27th 1890] -- The Burglary in Arcadia -- [indescipherable by Tidy-fol-lol] -- Marion -- Never more -- Duet -- The Farmer's wife and the geese -- The MP and his voter -- Lie-water and the Chinaman -- The Prior of Cosmo -- Jack and the mermaid -- An amusing episode. Music: Patriotic song.

Handwritten sheet music scored for voice and piano.

Programmes, brochures, flyers, booksellers catalogues, list of delegates, abstracts of papers, calico shoulder bag.

Typescript manuscript (270 p., incomplete)
Accompanied by supporting material: The railway fireman's song (handwritten 8 pages and two other typescript versions) -- The railway family (typescript, two copies) -- Things they said (typescript, 3 p., two copies) -- Afghans and camel trains (typescript 10p.) -- Long journey to sorry (typescript, 9 pages) -- The hiding place (typescript 2 p.)

Two copies of typescript with different handwritten versions of the chorus.