Correspondence, press clippings, notes, printed items and typescripts on the history and ethnology of Swaziland. A Ts entitled 'The romance of Swaziland some hitherto unwritten chapters of its history' (35p.) by W.C. Penfold. Material on iron smelting, the use of bronze and brass in Swaziland and on the Swazi migration to Rhodesia.

Names of correspondents include P. Belleze, J.G. Gubbins, A.W. Hoernle, W.C. Penfold, L. Peringuey and F.W.T. Posselt. There is a contemporary copy of a message from Sir Henry Loch, High Commissioner for South Africa, 5 Sep. 1890, congratulating the Swazi King on his accession.

Incwadi yika Paulosi umtunywa ebalelwe abasemafesiosini, 1858 Apr.10.
The Epistle of St. Paul to the Thessalonians translated into Zulu.

'The tour of Europe, Asia, Africa, America, England' 1823. A geographic guide to these countries.

Memoirs relating to the family history of the late Lieut. Col. Christopher Chapman Bird and John Bird.

Personal and official correspondence and memoranda on diocesan affairs such as church schools and orphanages, retreats, ordination candidates and the Bishop's matrimonial court, and on contemporary questions such as Bantu education and housing, marriage guidance, juvenile delinquency, mental health and church unity.

The papers consist partly of administrative records and partly of the records of political actions undertaken by Black Sash. There is also a large part of press cuttings and scrap books.

The cartoons reflect on political parties and events in South Africa in the 1970s. Some of the themes are Taxation, the National Party Congress, Divestment, the Afrikaans Press, Political party alliances, United Party, Progressive Reform Party (PRP) and Colin Eglin.