Undated draft letters, mostly handwritten, on note paper, scraps of paper, and envelopes relating to personal, business and professional activities. Correspondents include: Mr MacFarlane; Mr Phillips; Mr Newman; The Art Bronze Foundry; Lady Fysh; Mr Chittleborough; Mayor McGrath; D.M. Fraser.

Photographs of Karl Langer, ca. 1915 – 1969. The earliest photograph is a studio portrait of Karl Langer and his sister Magda with their mother, captioned verso '1915'.
Photographs of Gertrude and Karl Langer, 1930 – 1969.
Family photographs, subjects identified, including parents Anna and Alois Freschl (Froschel), sister Lisl Goldhammer, later Korn), and cousin Oszkar Ascher, nephews Yochanan Goldhammer and Karl Rosse, ca. 1890 – ca. 1980.

One handwritten note '1st typescript, heavily corrected'. With first typescript draft, 72 leaves, extensive handwritten emendations, Chapters 10 and 13 not included. Undated.

One handwritten note by author: 'late rewriting of pages for the final typescript'. Three typescript leaves of amended pages for the final typescript draft, with minor handwritten emendations. Undated.

This file comprises cuttings from and photocopies of newspapers and magazines reviewing Peter Carey's short story collection The fat man in history.

'Gleniffer via Bellingen' by Peter Carey describes the house he and Margot Hutchenson built in The Promised Land, about eight kilometres out of Bellingen. The house was designed by Richard Leplastier. There are two typescript drafts of the article, with emendations, which Carey appears to have written when selling the house. Both drafts are on yellow paper, 4 leaves, undated.

Correspondence, planning documents and examples of papers delivered at the symposium, 'The Role of Agreed Standards in Architectural Conservation', held at The University of Queensland, 3-4 October, 1980.

Documents relating to a pilot project of the Department of Architecture, 'Traditional Colouring of Queensland Houses', 1981. Includes small drawings and copies of plan and photographs for house at 20 Howard Street, Rosalie.