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Letter to L.A. de L. Meredith Esq., Travel Association Kinnaird House, 1 Pall Mall East from 'F' re a group of Polish people and the way Maxwell organised things for them whilst in England because of mishandling by Thomas Cook and Sons.

Letter from C. Graseman, Southern Railway, Waterloo Station, congratulating Maxwell on the completion of 'the folders'. Enclosed: account dated 10 October 1931, re above, naming folders and the number of words in each and giving the amount to be paid.

Postcard from Eric Adeney [from Earl's Court], describing his tour with Edward Stirling's English Players and his new work as Art Director of Delta Pictures.

Letter from Albert [ ], 'At Sea', describes the monotony of a voyage to Cape Town and his longing for 'Dorothy'.

Postcard from Andrew Leigh at Vancouver, on tour, describes his journey from Calgary and wishes a Happy Christmas and New Year.

Letter from Clement Parsons, Arts Club, 40 Dover Street, W1. Gives the name of the owner of 'The Heart of Somerset' and of a watercolour of 'The Farmyard'. Says that many of his brother's earliest paintings were of the area around Frome, Somerset.

Letter from M.D. Bishop, Lukis House, Guernsey, thanking her for writing to him re the description of Guernsey in 'Holiday Haunts'. He notes a few facts about the island and compliments her on her article.

Letter from Frank [Poole], on the S.S. Empress of Canada, Shanghai, saying he will visit them during May and describes what he'll do when he gets to Canada, including visiting his brother 'Thomie' in Toronto and his niece, Joy.

Letter from 'Frank' [Poole] S.S. Empress of Canada. His leave has been moved on, describes his voyages around Japan, China and India.

Letters from and Copy Letters to A.W.S. Magill, esq., Ulster Tourist Development Association Ltd, 6 Royal Avenue, Belfast, Ulster, re the production of an Ulster Guide.

Letter from Howard [L. Green], 3 Company, Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, hoping to see her on the Saturday and describing what they do in the camp.

Letters from and Copy Letters to The Manager, Publicity Section, Sudan Government, Wellington House, Buckingham Gate, and Sir Felix J.C. Pole, Calcot Place, Cavesham, Reading, re publicity for the Sudan. Also refers to the death of 'a close friend'.

Letter from Fred Pickett, Weston-Super-Mare Advertising and Entertainments Association, Ltd, Winter Gardens Pavilion, Weston-super-Mare, saying that he has booked a full page advertisement in your new Somerset book and expresses concern over Smiling Somerset.

Letter from and Copy of Letter to The Countryman, Idbury, Kingham, Oxford, re an article on Somerset. In the answer it is suggested that the article be sent to the Somerset Countryman.

Letter from Albert [ ], 'At Sea', has not set foot on land yet, describes a man trying to escape overboard in a port. Wishes a happy Christmas.

Letter from Albert [ ], on H.M.S.S. Runic [?], at sea, describes the crew trying to land at Durban, refused at first because of influenza epidemic, then allowed to land to celebrate end of war.

Letter from Albert [ ], Abbotsford Road, Bowen Hills, Brisbane, has been home for a month, repeats his description of their armistice celebrations, describes the welcome in Australia itself, and his feelings on reaching home. Is now in hospital.