Correspondence, 1998 - Milton Cater, Miles Hall, Ildiko Kovacs, Carlson Loke.

Correspondence, 2007 to 2016 - Bart ?, Jill Godfrey, John McPhee, Brendan Smith.

Correspondence from National, State and Regional Art Galleries, 1986 to 2017.

The first item is a bound diary. It is a private circulation copy only of 'All the way round : travel diaries of Victor and Lucy Cofman 1948-1971' published in Sydney in 1972 by Lucy Cofman. It is 97 of a limited edition of 100 copies. It is inscribed on the title page from Lucy to Leonard and dated 1974. A handwritten note from Lucy is inserted.

The second item is a publication by Oscar Kollerstrom 'Ideas : Part 1 : stronge dimensions : Victor Cofman's new filing system' published in 1969. On the first page it has a inscription from Lucy Cofman dated 1974.

Ephemeral material relating to activities of the International Women's Day Committee

Includes: Letters and cards congratulating Rosie Fitzgibbon on winning the Beatrice Davis Editorial Fellowship, 1992. -- Beatrice Davis Editorial Fellowship application form and guidelines, 1992. -- Letters to the US Consulate applying for a non-immigrant visa, 1992. -- List of Beatrice Davis Editorial Fellowship expenditure, 1993. -- Rosanne Fitzgibbons’ Resume of professional editing experience, 1992. -- Typescript by Fitzgibbons regarding Beatrice Davis Editorial Fellowship ‘Professional and personal reasons for this application’, c1992.

Includes: memo, notes, publishing examples and information relating to Norton Publishing, New York while Fitzgibbons was on her Fellowship, 1992 to 1993

Newspaper cuttings relating to the Beatrice Davis Award. -- Letters to Sharon Heade, Selma Shapiro Inc, New York, Sep 1992. --
Newspaper cutting of an article about Beatrice Davis’s passing, undated.

This file includes; various itineraries; leaflets and handouts regarding Expo 88; Kath Walker election material; two flyers and a ribbon with 'ALP Kath Walker for Greenslopes'; Application by Kath Walker and material for Honorary Warden with the Archaeology Branch Department of Aboriginal and Islander Advancement; 1 students notebook with handwritten notes; events and programmes; promotional material on the programme 'Roots'; handwritten shopping lists; 1980 calendar; newspaper cutting from The Telegraph from 21 Nov 1945 of returning prisoners of war, one of whom is Private E. Ruska of Dunwich; a photograph holder (photograph missing) from Lennons Hotel; and handwritten notes by an undetermined author.