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This sub-series contains letters from A. P. Watt and Son literary agents.

This sub-series contains a letter from A. D. Peters literary agents.

Statements of royalties issued to Brandt and Brandt (address changed to 521 Fifth Avenue, New York from January 1942) by Stokes detailing amounts due in respect of the publication of Walsh’s books. Statements generally cover either full or half years and information includes numbers sold, returns, advances paid and taxes with-held.

Letter to Walsh from Horace W. Stokes informing him of the decision reached by his brother and himself to transfer their controlling interest in the business to J. B. Lippincott Company, 521 Fifth Avenue, New York.

Letter to Walsh from Watt stating that Mr. Holder-Williams authorises him to offer £1000 ‘on publication in advance’ for the British and colonial rights of his next novel, with royalties of 25% on each edition selling at 7 shillings and 6 pence and 4 pence per copy of each colonial edition.

Letter to Walsh from Carol Hill, A. D. Peters (literary agents), 4-5 Adam Street, Adelphi, London, expressing the wish that she can meet Walsh and his wife during her forthcoming visit to Ireland.

This sub-series contains letters from Sidney E. Harry accountant and auditor.

Letters to Walsh from Sidney Harry (accountant and auditor), 522 Fifth Avenue, New York, referring to his tax affairs in the U.S. arising from his income from royalties.

This sub-series contains letters and royalty statements from Talbot Press publishers.

This sub-series contains letters from The Incorporated Society of Authors, Playwrights and Composers.