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The majority of the correspondence between 1920 and 1923 concerns the translation, editing and publication of articles, reviews and books by various psychoanalytic journals including discussion of cost and subscriptions from members of the International Psychoanalytical Association. It also covers shipment of books to other societies, primarily in the USA. There are discussions about using commercial publishers instead of the not-for-profit press and the merits of different translators.

Other topics discussed are the deaths of Freud’s daughter, Sophie, and Jones’ father as well as arrangements for congresses .

There is one letter in 1954 from Beata Rank giving details of Otto Rank’s life for Jones’ biography of Freud.

Amongst all these discussions are frequent references to significant figures in psychoanalysis, including Sigmund Freud, Max Eitingon, A A Brill, Hans Sachs, Joan Riviere and Eric Hiller.

Letters primarily regarding the translation and publication of the collected papers of Otto Fenichel and, to a lesser extent, the works of Sigmund Freud. There is one draft reply from James Strachey in 1945.

Other letters related to Otto Fenichel can be found in P17-F-A-01 (Ernst Kris, 17 Jun 1946, regarding Fenichel's death and the consequences for the translation of Freud's works) and P17-F-C-02 (Joan Riviere, regarding the work of Otto Fenichel).

Correspondence regarding the case of Edith Jacobsohn (Edith Jacobson), an analyst who was imprisoned by the Nazi regime.

Typescript paper entitled 'Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy with Borderline Patients'.

The documents comprise a typescript article by Madeleine Davis entitled 'Winnicott vs Klein: The Manic Defence and its implications for the understanding of clinical liveliness', Undated, [1980s?]. cutting of an article by Katharine Whitehorn entitled 'The Winnicott way with children', ('The Observer Magazine'[1966?].

The documents also include a cutting of an article by Stephen Gardiner about open plan schools which refers to Winnicott, 'The Observer Review', 1971.

The documents include copies of papers and reviews by Dinora Pines; both published and unpublished work.

Correspondence and administrative papers relating to the provision of books and journal subscriptions, plus a small amount of correspondence regarding Congress attendance.

Reel-to-reel tape recordings of various events.

1/4" tape audio recordings of radio broadcasts given by Main. The recordings have been transferred to CD-R.