Correspondence, 1994 - Martyn Hope, John McPhee, Alan Matthews, Jacques Montredon and Denise Montredon Dromard, Ildiko Kovacs, Sean Phillips.

Correspondence, 2000 to 2002 - Peter Besley, Chris Capper, Jill Godfrey and Rhonda ?, Margaret Hockey, Dalky (?) L’Estrange, Elvis Seman.

Correspondence, 2003 to 2006 - Lincoln Austin, Lida Zannier.

Postcards from Arthur Creedy and Mary Creedy (née Fraser), 1978 to c1987

Correspondence and postcards from Gregory Alcock, 1994-1995.

Two typescript plays by John Heath-Stubbs held together with (rusty) paper binders (now removed) and brown paper front and back covers which are fragile with frayed edges. Front covers have the title handwritten in pencil and 'by John Heather-Stubbs'. The plays are 'The Harrowing of Hell : a mystery in three scenes' with 15 numbered leaves; and 'Helen in Egypt : a romantic comedy in three acts' with 47 numbered leaves.

Three versions of a list of glass lantern slides. One version, possibly the latest, has been amended in red where glass slides have been replaced by newer 35mm slides.

Handmade and hand painted artist folder (38 x 29 cm) with two titles 'Inventories' and 'Inventories of pictures, pots and vases' written on cover. Contains a postcard of 'Monday morning' by Vida Lahey; a University of Queensland envelope with the name and address of Professor R. P. Cummings crossed out and Miss Vida Lahey written on the front and 'Newspaper articles of interest' written on the back; and newspaper cuttings relating to significant events and interests of Vida Lahey, including the art teaching, the World Wars, the royal family, artists, and exhibitions.

Handmade and handpainted artist folder with 'Coloured paper' written on cover. Teaching material [of Vida Lahey] consisting of colour, and black and white reproduction prints, postcards, Christmas cards (some addressed to Vida Lahey), newspaper and periodical cuttings from the 1940s to the 1960s. Included with this file is: Théophile Alexandre Steinlen, 'Untitled', print numbered 348 of 400, 1910s?, 38 x 28 cm

Handmade and hand painted (red and black) artist folder (38 x 29 cm) with colour charts, biographical notes, newspaper cuttings, notes, catalogue with prices from an exhibition of Vida Lahey paintings from the MacQuarie Galleries Canberra in July 1978, Invitiation to the MacQuaries Galleries Exhibition with biographical information, and correspondence