Consists of correspondence, poetry, programs and invitations, wooden printing blocks, and photographs relating to Noel Macainsh as well as research material, publications and photographs relating to Amalie Dietrich.

Contains material relating to Amalie Deitrich's personal life including the history of her birthplace, as well as a handwritten manuscript by Charitas Bischoff about her mother's life. Includes transcripts of original letters. Some photocopies.

Consists of correspondence, newspaper cuttings, programs, woodblocks and a scrapbook.

Material consists of newspaper cuttings and photocopies of poetry written by Noel Macainsh.

Material consists of personal photographs, slides, negatives and postcards. Mostly relating to Ray Sumner's research on Amalie Dietrich including photographs of specimen's collected by Dietrich. Contains two images of Aboriginal people (copies of originals).

Scrapbook containing concert and gallery tickets, programs, brochures, newspaper cuttings, postcards and photographs.

Material consists primarily of correspondence between Noel Macainsh and Ray Sumner between 1975 and 1980. Other material includes correspondence and notes to and from Ray Sumner and other unidentified people c1977.

Consist of one hand-carved wood block and a sample. Design used for the a program cover for the performance of Fame and Fortune and Many Beautiful Lovers by Elizabeth Perkins. Performed at The Workshop, Black River, on the 10th July 1976.

Contains lists of specimens collected for the Museum of Godeffroy in Hamburg by Amalie Dietrich.

Consists of promotional press releases, publicity for research seminars and lectures relating to Ray Sumner's research on Amalie Dieitrich and Australian natural history as well as newspaper cuttings, notes and images of aboriginal people (copies of originals) for an article on Aboriginal photographs. Material also includes the comic strip 'Amalie' which appeared in the Fur Dich magazine in 1978.