The album contains prints from the printing blocks, and other press clippings pasted onto sheets of cardboard. It remains unknown who compiled the album. Many of these photographs appear in the "African Yearly Register", see also biographies, section C1. Some of the cuts printed on better quality paper might have been clipped by Skota from the 'Abantu-Batho Almanac', published circa 1916-1922, which is considered lost and by now no longer available in any library or archive. Some of the photographs of individuals have not been labelled or were not legible, and are therefore not listed below. The spelling of names has been applied as per original labelling.

Contains minutes, reports, addresses on NEUM and the African People's Democratic Union of South Africa, including documents used as exhibits in the case of K. Hassim and others v. The State.

Additions to the "Jacobsens Index of Objectionable Literature", including office stationery, copies of memoranda, pages and correspondence. The Index was Gazetted and in actual fact classified the listed items as 'banned'.

Containing press cuttings relating to the death of Ahmed Timol and developments leading up to the Inquest.

The flyer depicts Charlotte Maxeke, Mangena Mokone and Deliah Mokone, and was intended as a fund raiser towards tomb stone contributions for the graves of the 3 individuals.

With the portrait photographs and description of: Mother Maxeke, Father Mokone, Sisters M. Mokone, P. Selepe, H. Mabote, A. Abrahams, E. Morake, W. Qupe, M. Mareka, D. Nojekwa, C. Opperman, D. Montsoa, C. Ndlazi, E. Mogaetso, M. Kirby, and Sister Demus (the name of one more portrait is torn off).
Also included a group photo depicting: Sisters N. Tantsi, B. Sechaba, J. Ndimande, Make, G. Nthoba, O. Pholo, E. Modikoane, E. Lesufi, D. Montsioa, E. Nkosi, C. Ndlazi, M. Lesabe, M. Malefetse, M. Mareka, D. Tekane, D. Nojekwa, Dr. J.R. Coan, H. Mabote, E. Morake, M. Mokone, C. Oppermann, W. Qupe.
Printed by African Leader Press.