Drafts in manuscript and typescript for many of Alan Wearne's published work, as well as some unpublished works.

Correspondence received from other writers, editors, friends, and others.

1. 42nd Battalion Re-Union Committee. Christmas and New Year Greeting Cards, 1922 – 1940 [with gaps]
2. 42nd Battalion Re-Union Committee. Re-Union Dinner Menus and Programs, 1920 – 1948 [with gaps], and 1969 [together with a group of napkins presumably from the dinners]
3. 42nd Battalion Re-Union Committee. Flyers, including a flyer advertising the battalion history published in 1938
4. 42nd Battalion Re-Union Committee. Social and Dance Admission Ticket, 25 May 1922
5. Returned Sailors & Soldiers Imperial League of Australia. Commemorative Programs, Ipswich Branch, ca. 1920 – 1923
6. ANZAC Day Commemoration Service. Programs, Ipswich, 1920 - 1924
7. ANZAC Day Commemoration Service. Program, Brisbane, 1916 and 1921
8. Australian Imperial Force Church Parade at The Minster, Warminster, Hymn Sheet, 30 December 1917
9. Other WWI commemorative ephemera, 1920s
10. Album of cigarette cards
11. Album of cigarette cards
12. Album of cigarette cards
13. The Australian and New Zealand Expeditionary Forces Assemblage at and Departure from Albany, 1915
14. 42nd Battalion Re-Union Committee. The Old Batt Magazine, Vol. 1. No. 2 (Dec 1926) and 3 (May 1927)
15. 42nd Battalion AIF Association. News. 1 May 1941 – July 1944
16. The Safety Pin. Magazine, no. 2. October 1917
17. Coo-ee. The Journal of the Bishops Knoll Hospital, Bristol Vol 1 no.1

3 semi-autobiographical memoirs, primarily based on service in World War I.

Eight war service diaries, 1915 - 1919. Includes the diary of a German soldier with Shapcott's note at front: 'Captured... near Ypres'.

Three scrapbooks,, dating from 1944 to 1946, containing correspondence (including rejection letters), wartime ephemera, and several pages of cuttings relating to the ‘Ern Malley’ hoax.

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

The first two diaries and journals cover the period between 1940 and 1944, from the time Gordon worked at Broken Hill South Ltd. to his war service in Australia and New Guinea from March 1941. The other two diaries are an account of Gordon’s ‘Voyage to England’ in 1950, containing his first impressions of that country; and an account of a ‘Holiday in Spain and Mallorca' in 1953.

Two bound typescripts of largely unpublished short stories, the first titled Tales Natural and Supernatural (ca.1944) and the second Goodbye to Elliott and Other Stories (ca.1947). The second typescript is mainly a redrafting of the first.