Printer's proof with extensive annotations, probably by W.J.F. Hassell, owner of the Hassell Press, which published the work in 1923 in a limited edition of 75 copies.

List of contributions paid to the Bulletin office, Sydney, and published in that paper Nov 9, 1922 to May 19, 1932. Includes newspaper clippings and Walter W. Stone bookplate.

Framed wood-engraving (artwork 24.1 x 15.6 cm), signed by artist, no. 49 of 100, of Henry Lawson.

Photocopy of a typescript letter concerning Henry Lawson's imprisonment due to unpaid support payments to his wife and his request for financial assistance.

Review of Henry Lawson's While the billy boils, from Liberty, vol. 2 no. 22, Sept 23 1896.

9 folders containing photocopied manuscripts including: Folder 1 -- Ludwig Leichhardt's letter to B. Graham and P.S. Thomson; J. Gilbert's letter to F. Strange. Folder 2 -- Lionel Lindsay's manuscript of "Addled Art". Folder 3 and 4 -- Lionel Lindsay's typescript of "Discobolus and other verse" with handwritten emendations. Folder 5 -- Henry Lawson's manuscript of "Andy's gone with cattle". Folder 6 -- Henry Lawson's handwritten letter to his sister. Folder 7 -- Henry Lawson's poem "What manner of man is he?". Folder 8 -- Henry Lawson's poem "The child slaves of the fairy west". Folder 9 -- Two black and white photographs of Henry Lawson in his youth.