Drafts, fragments of drafts of outgoing correspondence. Mostly handwritten, some on fragments of paper or on the back of envelopes.

52 letters from Bill and Lila Mayo to their daughter Daphne from 30 January to 6 November 1949.

This file includes: ticket stubs, three half pence stamp, layout for Qwerty keyboard, travel timetables, newsletters, Sydney Hospital ulcer diet for ambulatory patients from 1945, TAA and Ansett tickets, Diet list (3 copies), business cards, page with eye and neck exercises, Abbotsford series students' day book with daily menu taken from 'Diet scheme from the Diabetic A.B.C.' by Dr Lawrence 1935 (with pamphlets with directions for insulin injections), and brochure "Come to Winton for the outback festival" August 1972.

26 photographic works: Male life study ca. 1923 (10 photographs, 7 negatives. One photograph includes Students head with Male life study); Return of the Prodigal Son ca. 1923; Portrait bust of a Young Man ca. 1922-23; Portrait of Freddie Whitehouse 1925 (2 negatives, 2 prints).

Correspondence, notes, invoices and receipts, for property in Highgate Hill, Brisbane. May include properties Mayo rented.

Income tax assessments from 1 July 1945 to 30 June 1975. Incomlete.

Letters and telegrams (approximately 10) from 8 Apr 1970 to 4 Mar 1976. Correspondents include: D.M. Cameron (Member for Griffith) with copies of letters from the Attorney-General, Canberra, regarding copyright of sculptures in public places; Macquarie Galleries; Fryer Memorial Library of Australian Literature regarding acquiring a donation of a sculputure by Mayo; and Judith McKay.

Correspondence, notes, invoices and receipts, for property in Highgate Hill, Brisbane. May include properties Mayo rented.

Undated letters to Daphne Mayo. Correspondents include: Lord Mayor's Office (invitiation to morning tea in her honour); Sculptors' Society of Australia (acceptance of her as a member); David Jones Art Gallery (copy of a letter to G. F. Lewers); C.F. Bennett; Queensland National Art Gallery (acknowledging her application for position of Director at the Gallery); J.C. Selwyn King; William Bustard; Wilson & Co. ; and Grosvenor Galleries.

13 portraits of Sir Nathan, 2 of sculptures.