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Page from Shooting Times & British Sportsman containing miscellaneous notices and advertisements for gun dogs for sale, originally contained inside P69/1/1 as a loose insert.

Page from The Field: The Country Gentleman's Newspaper containing on one side an article on the sporting artist John Wootton and on the other an article entitled 'Intensive Tobacco Culture', originally contained inside P69/1/1 as a loose insert.

Pages extracted from The Daily Mail containing on one page an article entitled 'A Patent Monopoly in Intensive Horticulture and Tobacco-Growing in Ireland', originally contained inside P69/1/1 as a loose insert.

Photograph cut out from a newspaper of a dog named Peter of Faskally.

Letter from Bärbl [Schöpp] in Bayreuth to Hella, letting her know that her brother, Lieutenant Karl Eck, is a prisoner of war in America and asks her to write to him, as she knows that Hella has written to him in the past.

From Hella to Karl Gessner [‘Onkel Karl’, her mother’s life companion]. It is three days since her return from Berlin. Bill and Hella speak about Onkel Karl a lot as he must be finding it hard to get used to being alone. In the meantime they hope he has heard from Hanni. Bill and Hella love him, both for his sakes and for her mother’s, and hope that he gets better soon. She talks about her mother’s death and is glad that Bill not only understands her love for her mother, but shares it too.

This series contains publications and other printed matter in Hella Scholz’s possession, mainly pictorial and travel guides to her home town of Berlin and assorted press cuttings.