Fragile items: African Advance, Vol.3 No.2, April-June 1919; Afro-Asian Bulletin September-October 1960; The Black Sash / Die Swart Serp, November 1957; Fighting Talk October 1962; Liberation No.16 February 1956; Workers Unity, published by SACTU, issue 22, October 1980; World Campaign for the Release of South African Political Prisoners, Vol.1 No.2, May 1964.

Collection of assorted material from the SAIRR Library that spans the period from 1920s to 1980s and includes organisational files such the personnel file of the 3rd director F.J. van Wyk, SAIRR programme files, correspondence, collections of newsletters, journals and pamphlets, press cuttings, photographs as well as some archival documents.

Includes: memoranda from Russell Thornton, the newly-appointed Director of Agriculture for Native Affairs to the Secretary for Native Affairs; statistics on the stock carrying capacity of native areas; paper presented to a Pan-African Conference held on 5th July 1929 entitled The Agricultural Policy for Natives in the Union of South Africa by R.W. Thornton; Report on Agricultural Development: Native Reserves; Agricultural Development in Natal and Zululand 1927-1933 by E. Wyatt Sampson, Assistant Director of Native Agriculture; Report on the Engineering Activities of the Department of Native Affairs in Natal and Zululand by S.L. Malcom; Report on the Engineering Activities of the Department of Native Affairs in the Transvaal, Bechuanaland, Orange Free State and Cape (excluding Transkei and Ciskei) by H.R. Roberts (All but one of the original photographs contained in this Report have been removed and are now stored in Media Room - see item no. C3.2.1-16); Agricultural Development in the Transvaal and Bechuanaland, 1927-1933 by C.L.F. Peachey and G.H. Trollope.

Includes: First National Coloured-European Conference, Cape Town June 26-28, 1933; Labour Party's Plan for a Land and Agriculture Policy for South Africa, National Executive Committee of the Labour Party, Johannesburg; Let's Do It Together - what co-operative societies are and do by G.A. Mbeki, Sixpenny Library No.12, Cape Town; The Farm Labour Scandal by Ruth First, A New Age Pamphlet, Johannesburg, 1959; Beneath the Ashes: a play in 3 Acts by Bernard Loewenstein, published by Medical Aid for Russia, Johannesburg; For Right and Justice - Against Fascism, The Campaign for Right & Justice, Johannesburg circa 1946; Experiment in Time a sermon preached in New York Cathedral by Rev. Michael Scott, The Africa Bureau, London circa 1955; Shadow over Africa by Rev. Michael Scott, The Union of Democratic Control, London, 1950; An African Speaks by J.E.N. Tchamase, published by the Communist Part of South Africa, Cape Town circa 1945; Stop South Africa's Crimes: What's behind Smuts' Annexation of South West Africa? by W.A. Hunton, Council on African Affairs Pamphlet Series, New York, 1946; Bloedvermenging - Swart en Wit in Suid-Afrika by George Findlay, Van Schaik, Pretoria; The Russian People, the Stalin Prize Play, by Konstantin Simonov, translated by Wulf Sachs, published by Medical Aid for Russia, Johannesburg; The Dispossessed - the Human Tragedy of Apartheid, Christian Action, London; Chaos or Cooperation by Margaret Ballinger et al, The Civil Rights League, Johannesburg, 1951; The Boycott as Weapon of Struggle by I.B. Tabata, All African Convention Committee, Cape Town, 1952; Sport, The Arts and the Colour Bar in South Africa, The Africa Bureau, London, 1957.