Letters and postcards from David Malouf to Judith Rodriguez, 1957 to 1960, numbered 75/DM1 – 75/DM37. Some discussion of Four Poets project. Letter 75/DM24 includes poems written by David Malouf to be critiqued by Judith Rodriguez. The titles of the poems are: “At My Grandmother's”, “Family Photographs”, “In an Antique Land”, “Footnote for a Bestiary”, “Difficult Letter”, “Indoor Garden”, “Dress Circle”, “Notes from a Menagerie”, “Unholding Here”, “Hotel Room Revisited”, “Sheer Edge”, “Arc Lamp”, “Five Paces”, “Dark Destroyer”. These poems are typescript. Judith Rodriguez has also annotated other poems, previously sent to her by Malouf, onto the backs of the poems she has been asked to critique. The annotated poems are: “Maiden Aunts”, “Childhood Illness”, “Epitaph on a Monster of our Times” and “Instead of An Elegy”. Some letters have annotations by Judith Rodriguez.

Letters and postcards from Judith Rodriguez to David Malouf, 1971 to 1974, numbered 75/JR84 – 75/JR131. Reference to Nu-Plastic Fanfare Red: And Other Poems, 1973.

Letters and poems from Philip Martin, 1962 to 1982. One playscript “Girl Warrior”, a verse-play for high-school students.

Letters, postcards from Fay Zwicky, 1976 to 1982.

Letters, poems, notes, cards, newspaper cutting, from Siv Cedering Fox, 1974 to 1981. Siv Cedering Fox list of books published.

Letters from Bruce and Brenda Beaver, 1972 to 1982.

Letters from Serge Liberman, 1981 to 1982. Review of The White Hotel for the Melbourne Chronicle.

Handwritten letters, most are addressed to 'My dear Collie'. Letters include: one signed 'your affectionate Mother, Margaret M. Bell'; one signed 'your affect. cousin, G. H. Moffatt' (on letterhead for The Dariling downs and Western Land Company, Limited); letters to solicitors by Margaret M Bell; a letters to Lady Bell from Daly & Schacht Solicitors; a letter to Collie from 'your affect. brother Joshua T. Bell' (on letterhead for The Parliament of Queensland Library).

Handwritten letters, most are addressed to 'My dear Collie' and signed 'your affectionate Mother, Margaret M. Bell'. There are two letters to Lady Bell from W. L. T Drew [?] regarding her financial situation.

Letters to Colin Basil Peter Bell from men who had worked at Westland, during their World War I service, 13 letters, 1915 to 1918. Correspondents include: Bob Thompson Cowlishaw and Harold E. Lawrence. Photocopies maps and newspaper cuttings related to World War I battle sites accompany the letters.