Photographs and illustrations. Includes photgraphs: sent to Mayo (envelope included); picnic lunch of the Orchid Lovers Club (Lila Mayo was probably a member), pictures of orchids, last lunch after happy time at Roberts Plateau; two envelopes of photographs; a photograph of 4 men in arab dress, one of whom is Richard Mayo (Daphne Mayo's brother) (previously in frame that is now discarded). Envelope, that contained xrays (discarded due to vinegar syndrome) with the name 'Miss Mc.Arthur' written on cover, 5 Sep 1963.

Typescript drafts of reviews for the Freemantle arts review.

Letters between Caroline Kelly and Professor A.P. Elkin, from an original folder labelled Kempsey (NSW) and listing Macksville, Tilba Tilba and Wallaga Lake.
Letter of introduction for Caroline Kelly from the Secretary, Office of Board for Protection of Aborigines, 22 Apr 1936.
Letters to Timothy Kelly from Caroline Kelly.

List of full or partial names of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander individuals mentioned in the file:
Miss Andrews
?? Bairds
Mrs Carter
?? Chapman
Mrs ?? Geddes
Mrs ?? Hough
Miss ?? Pearce
Mr ?? Watkin
Dolly Button
Dorothy Bull
Duchess
Eric Rasden
Ethel Gabriel
Frank Summerville
Lizzie (Sandy or Brown?)
Jocie Duhig
Mr and Mrs Jacobs (mission manager and wife?)
Madam von Willer
Young Glover

Content advice: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are warned that this resource contains mention of Bora Law and ceremonial and ritual practice. It also may contain images, transcripts or names of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples now deceased. It may also contain historically and culturally sensitive words, terms, and descriptions.

Notebooks of handwritten drafts of poems published in Witch Doctor.

Letters to Anne McCosker from Geoff Melrose, and letters from Richard Buckley to Mrs Clifford-Bassett and Pat Johnson in which one of the Melrose letters is referenced.

Photographic prints atached to bound sheets of paper with a cover sheet stating, 'Early folders of photos for use in Masked Eden. Some used, some not.' The photographs are numbered and the folder is accompanied by a corresponding list of captions. The photographs show members of the McCosker family and their New Guinea associates, local people who were probably plantation employees or their relations, and scenes from locations in New Guinea where the McCoskers were based. A second set of photographic prints, attached to loose sheets of cardboard, feature similar subjects. The file contains a photograph album (28 pages : 98 b&w photographs ; 13 x 18 x 2 cm) attributed to Winifred Francis Martin, which contains photographic prints from the mid-1930s of scenes and Indigenous people from the northern islands of New Guinea. The file also contains three photographs; two of the photographs show Australian military personnel returning to Australia in 1918 aboard the Euripides; the third photograph, taken in the 1950s, is of Annie Scott, who was aboard the Euripides during the 1918 voyage. The notes on the reverse of the photograph of Scott reference the monograph Homeward on H.M.T. A14 March 1918, compiled by the passengers during the voyage.

Folder from the Embassy of Australia in Washington containing:
• Agenda for ‘A.S.A.N.A. Symposium’ 14 Nov 1992
• Dinner menu for ASANA, 14 Nov 1992
• Annual Report 1991 – 1992 for ‘The Edward A. Clark Center for Australian Studies’ The University of Texas at Austin

A genealogical chart of the Carlin family, a letter by Ben Carlin of Western Australia, dated 29 May 1974 to his distant cousin Valerie Binks in Sussex, England, about the Carlin family.

Incoming and outgoing correspondence, memos, schedules, tables, journals, pilot sketches, reports, arranged in chronological order from 8 May 1964 to 10 May 1966. Decanted from larger binder into two folders.

Undated general correspondence.