‘Codrington Crawshay’, with note on first page ‘In the possession of the Hon. J. T. Bell. Circ. 1980-9’, typescript, 3 pages, 2 copies, and copy of first page, undated [Extract from ‘The Northern Miner’, Mon 25 Apr 1910]

The original folder was titled 'Contracts, Novels'. It contains two copies of a contract between Kath Walker and Thomas Nelson for a literary work to be entitled 'New poems', undated. In the folder are two typescript drafts of the novel 'The Drunken Rhyme' (one copy with 10 chapters and one with 11).

Album containing images of Jon Molvig paintings with accompanying descriptive information, exhibition history and provenance. The images are in a variety of formats: photographic prints and slides, cuttings and copies from publications, and in some cases original published works.

Six colour photographs, 9 x 12.5 cm, of Peter Carey at Square Books (160 Courthouse Square, Mississippi), for the launch of The Unusual life of Tristan Smith (published in the United States in 1995 in hardcover by Knopf); and photographs of him at Memphis. Two sets of 6 contact sheets of black and white photographs of Peter Carey, 59 photographs in one set and 72 in the other set, taken by Mariana Cook, 1994.

This file has documents relating to judging the Herald C J Dennis Memorial Poetry Competition in 1976; The Australian poetry prize and anthology, 1984 - 1985; and the Canning Literary Awards, 1984.

Poems, published and unpublished, by Judith Rodriguez, most typescript, month and year of creation, some with publication details, some with handwritten emendations. Covers the years 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989 and 1985-1990.

Letters and postcards from Judith Rodriguez to David Malouf, 1961 to 1962, numbered 75/JR1 – 75/JR29. Reference to 4 Poets, 1962.

Letters, poems, cards, from Barbara Giles, 1971 to 1981.

Correspondence, programmes, flyers, newspaper cuttings, notebook with list of ‘Jimbour silver’ as at 3 Mar 1912

Anthropological field notes and reports, original folder titled 'Nagas' written in pencil and below that, in pen, 'Kinship 1.0.C by Camilla Wedgwood'. It contains a typescript paper by Camilla Wedgwood, with handwritten emendations; the title on page one is 'The English kinship system'; there are 100 pages of typescript and one page in pen and pencil with 'Genealogy illustrating the use of English kinship terms and the multiple relationships arising from the marriage of first cousins'. Wedgwood published an article in Encyclopaedia Britannica in 1929 titled 'Cousin marriage'.