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.

Handwritten notes, scribbles, and lists.

15 negatives ; 20 photographs of men working on electricity poles, clearing land, digging, working on roads, loading trucks.

Correspondence from Hedwig Ascher, Gertrude Langer’s cousin, daughter of her aunt Pauline ‘Paula’ Ascher (nee Freschl)

Two Queensland Exercise Books relating to George Sampson. Clippings by or about George Sampson, music in Brisbane, some correspondence and music. Also included in this file are five photocopied pages of newspaper cuttings.

Handwritten report [from Colin Basil Peter Bell, chairman of the Longreach council] to council including a valuation, ca. 1920. Notes on meeting held by Councillor W. Peters at Usher’s Corner, Eagle St, Longreach, 3 Dec, 1920.

Photographic prints of people, plantation life and scenery in the Australian Territory of New Guinea. Locations include Ningau, Witu and Rabaul. Many of the photographs show local people and European-Australians.

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.

Mostly pen and pencil Academy drawings from the 1920s, some with notes.

Pastel and pencil on paper: Life and head studies (from Brisbane flat), possibly done as a Royal Academy student. Hand study (63 x 48 cm), window mounted (86 x 63 cm), formed part of the Queensland Art Gallery Exhibition Daphne Mayo : let there be sculpture, Nov 2011 to Jan 2012.