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Bruno Scholz’s account book with Deutsche Bank. With a loose insert of a sheet of blotting paper bearing a Deutsche Bank advertisement.

Documents granting Hella permission to bring belongings with her to England, along with a typed list in English and German of the personal items to be transported. Also a handwritten note declaring that Hella has no tax debts in Germany.

Black and white photographs (85 x 62 and 62 x 85 mm) of a young couple on their wedding day, the bride in a knee-length floral dress, the groom in military uniform. The couple are identified on the reverse of two of the images as Bill [Fuller] and Muriel. In one image, the couple are flanked by two older women, presumably their mothers.

Two blank waybill forms for the delivery of roof tiles bearing the name and address of Bruno Scholz’s building material wholesale business.

Cards congratulating the Schulz family on Hella’s christening.

Certificate of confirmation issued to Hella Scholz. Also a handwritten not correcting an error in Hella’s date of christening on the certificate.

Remains of a makeshift Christmas card from Bill to Hella. The cover comprises a press cutting of two photographs taken in 1946 and 1959, showing a woman dressed in rags walking in war-torn surroundings and a smiling woman dressed in a fur coat crossing a street respectively, with the caption ‘Just thirteen years separate these two photographs. We should remind ourselves of this when not all our wishes come true’.

Colour pencil head and shoulders portrait (182 x 230 mm) of Hella by Atelier Plus, Berlin, in a makeshift frame. For items found inserted between the picture and the frame, see P14/6/2/3.

Cards and letters congratulating Hella and her family on her confirmation. One of the cards is contained in an envelope with a small bunch of dried pussy willow tied with a pink ribbon.

Telegrams congratulating Hella on her confirmation.