Photographic prints atached to bound sheets of paper with a cover sheet stating, 'Early folders of photos for use in Masked Eden. Some used, some not.' The photographs are numbered and the folder is accompanied by a corresponding list of captions. The photographs show members of the McCosker family and their New Guinea associates, local people who were probably plantation employees or their relations, and scenes from locations in New Guinea where the McCoskers were based. A second set of photographic prints, attached to loose sheets of cardboard, feature similar subjects. The file contains a photograph album (28 pages : 98 b&w photographs ; 13 x 18 x 2 cm) attributed to Winifred Francis Martin, which contains photographic prints from the mid-1930s of scenes and Indigenous people from the northern islands of New Guinea. The file also contains three photographs; two of the photographs show Australian military personnel returning to Australia in 1918 aboard the Euripides; the third photograph, taken in the 1950s, is of Annie Scott, who was aboard the Euripides during the 1918 voyage. The notes on the reverse of the photograph of Scott reference the monograph Homeward on H.M.T. A14 March 1918, compiled by the passengers during the voyage.

Folder from the Embassy of Australia in Washington containing:
• Agenda for ‘A.S.A.N.A. Symposium’ 14 Nov 1992
• Dinner menu for ASANA, 14 Nov 1992
• Annual Report 1991 – 1992 for ‘The Edward A. Clark Center for Australian Studies’ The University of Texas at Austin

Biographical summaries and copies of newspaper cuttings, art catalogues and exhibition programs relating to artist Herbert Carstens; summaries of Carstens' artistic achievements and a photographic print of one of his paintings.

Final typescript marked up by the Faber copy editor for the typesetter. Covering letter 12 Nov 1992 from Faber and Faber returning manuscript to Carey for his archive.

Letter from Paul [?], 3 leaves, 8/11/95, accompanied by autograph book that belonged to Peter Carey.

This file pertains to a proposed student trip to the Northern Territory in August 1979 to investigate three sites: Arltunga, Hermansburg and Phillip Creek Mission. Included is correspondence, costings, preparation plans and three b&w photographs of the sites.

This file contains additional information of the various projects Thiedeke was involved in. It includes plans, drawings, newspaper cuttings, articles, promotional brochures as well as biographical information. Previously housed in two hole ring binder folder labeled "Book 6 : Master planning, Public relations : supplementary documents".

Correspondence, emails, an expression of interest, transcripts of media interviews with Michael Keniger, Robin Gibson and Paul Greenfield, notes and copies of newspaper articles relating to objections to the University of Queensland's proposal to adaptively reuse Mayne Hall, a university building designed by Robin Gibson. The file includes a letter from Robin Gibson to University Chancellor Sir Llew Edwards, describing the proposed changes as 'architectural vandalism'.

The file contains receipts for furniture and clothes from Dorothy Blewett's time in London.

Circulars, letters, brochures and newsletters relating to the United Nations International Year of Peace, held in 1986