Individuals, subject matter and locations noted include:

1. news clipping The Sunday Express dated 20 November 1932 Headline "Amy the shock of my life. Only five gallons of petrol when there should have been 42. From Amy Mollison by telephone from Capetown to the Sunday Express" annotated extensively in black ink. Features a photograph of Amy ready to leave Croydon, A photograph of Amy tinkering with the plane engine, and Mollison saying good bye. Headline "Amy's story" features a map of her route Lympne to Capetown. Reverse Headline "Macnamara the golden voice of electric radio" advertisement. Headline "What you can hear on the radio today" Rita MacKay, Tom Jones, Grand Hotel Orchestra, Wireless Military Band, Hirsch Quartet, Madame Pompadour, Hugo Kramm, Victor Charpentier. Headline "Tone clarity" Telsen Electric Co Ltd. Headline "A novel earth". Headline "Is your name Hopkins?"