Each page includes black and white drawings of several wildflowers with their scientific names and common names written underneath, some with typed captions. Pages are grouped by the colours of the flowers.
'Drawings by the late Estelle Thompson originally appeared in the Brisbane 'Courier-Mail' during the 1920s and '30s. Compiled by the Sunshine Coast Wildflower Society. Coolum Beach, Qld. September 1981.' --first page.

Fold-out book with handpainted cover, contains 16 photographs of the Alexandra Bridge at various stages during its construction.
Volume is accompanied by 8 loose photographs.
The Alexandra Bridge is a rail crossing of the Fitzroy River at North Street, Rockhampton It was completed in October 1899.

Book of newspaper cuttings, handwritten notes, and other ephemera relating to libraries and librarianship, compiled by James Hutt. Mostly related to libraries in England, with some Australian cuttings towards the end of the book.

Biographical essay of the sculptor Daphne Mayo. Typescript with minor handwritten corrections throughout the text.

Unpublished works of the author.

Bookplate featuring a coat of arms with the motto 'Esperance sans peur'. The name 'Sir Samuel W. Griffith, G.C.M.G.' is printed underneath. Bookplate is accompanied by an envelope marked "Judges' Chambers, Brisbane."

Correspondence, newsletters and other material related to the Australian Society of Authors, collected by Queensland Membership Vice-President Joan Priest.

Collection of 67 albumen prints, various sizes (20x14 cm ; 18.5x23cm) pasted on to leaves of foolscap sized journal. Photographs are of the construction of a railway in Baluchistan Province close to the border of Pakistan and Afghanistan. Several images in this collection have been annotated by one of the British Engineers on the project, who served at Chaman near the border of Afghanistan.

Address: Church Street, Camperdown. Entries mainly record passing of legislation, legal decisions, in Queensland and Victoria as well as New South Wales. Some references to New Zealand.