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The collection consists of one manuscript (probably a copy) of certain Proposals of law (Capitulos Geraes) submitted to King John IV of Portugal, in the Cortes of Lisbon in the year 1641, with his answer (which became law), published in Lisbon on September 12, 1642, the second year of the reign of His Majesty and 38th of his age. These laws are relative to the right of succession to the throne. Other provisions concern the nationality of princes and princesses.

The collection consists of various postal forms of Rush Allen, and diplomas for and a thesis by Edith Potter.

This collection contains a postcard from Sheriff John W. Wier of Athens, Georgia advertising a reward for the capture of two escaped convicts, William Henderson and Joe Haney, as well as a physical description of them.

The collection consists of a postcard depicting photographs of various buildings and students of the Vashti School of Thomasville, Georgia. According to the postcard, "this institution is twenty-five years old and is outstanding throughout the Southland because of the splendid young womanhood it has been able to develop and place in positions of usefulness."

The collection consists of 105 postcards depicting various buildings, streets, and landmarks in and around Savannah, Georgia. Most of these postcards date from the early 20th century and were collected from second-hand bookstores and book fairs.

The collection consists of a poster for the French adaptation of "Gone with the wind" for Théâtre Marigny.

This collection contains a theaterical poster published circa 1909 in Kansas City, Kansas by Ackermann-Quigley Litho. Co. for a performance of "St. Elmo the Romantic Drama" based on Augusta J. Evans' novel.

This collection contains four posters carried in the Women's March in Athens and Atlanta, Georgia on January 20-21, 2017.

The collection consists of five official certificates from the post office concerning Rush Allen's promotion to Railway Postal Clerk class 3 in March 1899 (from Jacksonville to Miami, Florida), to class 5 in July 1900, to grade 8 in October 1912 (from Jacksonville to Key West), and to grade 9 in October 1913. There is a certificate for continuance in service from June 1930, at which point he had worked over 38 years.

The collection consists of reproductions of several records of the Presbyterian Church, Athens, Georgia. Records include: a committee report (1832); historical sketch of the Sunday school program; "Manual / Presbyterian Church in Athens" (written by Rev. J. Dewitt Burkead, Pastor, 1866-1873); membership roll (1890s); marriages and deaths during ministry of Dr. E. L. Hill (1903-1949); and a register of marriages by Moses Waddel in South Carolina and Georgia (originally printed in 1943).