A bound volume containing Gordon’s own copies of three issues of Southerly, each of which features a story by him.

This bottle of American whiskey was presented to Father Edward Leo Hayes by General Douglas MacAthur as a token of gratitude for Father Hayes supplying information, including books and maps about the Pacific region including Papua New Guinea during World Ward two.

Book written in Changi Prisoner of War Camp, Singapore, July 1945. Set up and bound by the jail library book binding department, Changi Prisoner of War Camp.

Greeting card with poem, My Pin Up Man. Photograph of Winston Churchill on cover, and "Gympie Times print" and ACF at foot of cover. Handwritten greeting on verso signed Mrs Margaret Bell.

Constitution, correspondence, press statements, reports, circulars, flyers and pamphlets. Includes 'Summary of activities of the League of Nations Union, Queensland Branch, between 1941 and 1943' by F.W. Robinson (7 l.; handwritten), a list of members 1943-1944, and a report on a conference held in Melbourne in March of 1945.

Unpublished, two handwritten poems by John Manifold, undated. Accompanied by a typescript note from Kath Watson, signed, about the poems and their author, dated July 1979. Kath notes that she thought the poems were written when Manifold was serving in the British Army, somewhere in Africa.

Letters, telegrams and cards to Caroline Kelly.

Typed draft of a story entitled 'Pacific Pot Pourri: Concerning One Klearwatgear' by Winifred Martin. Accompanying note by Anne McCosker states the draft was written during World War Two and was used in Masked Eden.

Typescripts and photocopies. Correspondence; history of the Civil Construction Corps; Allied Works Council reports 1943-1945; Inquiry under the national security regulations into certain allegations concerning the administration of the Allied Works Council report; miscellaneous material such as minutes, staff lists, menus, etc.