Includes copies of a catalog from Dawson's Book Shop and typed notes regarding "Charles Lamb: Bibliophile", Nethery's first miniature book. Also contains hand-drawn mock-ups for "Charles Lamb: Bibliophile."

Includes a copy of the article "Poe and Charles Lamb" in the Poe Newsletter (1970). Also includes correspondence to Nethery about Charles Lamb and Poe.

Correspondence regarding "The Pioneer and Charles Lamb".

Includes notes and ephemera related to Hertfordshire (England) for use in researching and writing "Charles Lamb's Town and Country Revisited".

Includes correspondence for the publication of, and handwritten manuscript pages of "Charles Lamb in America to 1848". Also includes advertisements for the sale of the miniature book.

Includes correspondence praising "Eliana Americana" by Nethery, as well as advertisements for the book, and a registration to claim copyright certificate for the book.

Includes primarily photocopies of correspondence between Robert Balmanno and Mary Cowden Clarke (ca. 1825-1852). Presumably used in the writing of "A Victorian Idyll", a miniature book by Nethery.

Include a letter from Ernest C. Ross and a letter from French Fogle regarding the relationship of Charles Lamb and Emma Isola. (Lamb adopted Emma Isola, an orphan.)

Includes notes, letters, photocopies for the Netherys' research into Elisabeth Jungmann. Also includes information about the Staatsbibliothek in Berlin, and reader cards for the Netherys. Most of the material is in German.

Includes a heavily edited draft with bibliography of "Beach-La-Mar" by Wallace Nethery. Beach-La-Mar (also known as Bislama) is a creole language spoken on Vanuatu in the South Pacific (also previously known as Melanesia).