One large design relating to seven windows for new the office block at ICI Headquarters, Billingham, County Durham, designed and executed by Leonard Evetts and installed 1959-60. The design was based on the Roman days of the week: Sol, Luna, Mars, Mercurius, Jupiter, Venus, Venus, Saturnus.

Later work comprised a photomural design, 1961-62, which does not appear to be represented in this file.

Photograph of a monstrance designed by Leonard Evetts for, probably for the Immaculate Heart RC Church, Sunderland, completed in 1957. (A monstrance is a vessel used to hold an object of piety). The words 'church of the sacred heart' are written on the back, but it's possible that this was added later during preparation for the book on Leonard Evetts' work and is a slight mistake. There is also a photograph of what appears to be a cross, also assigned to this church. The details of this second commission are not known.

This portion of the archive contains drafts of the text, draft lists of works, a small research file (largely containing guidebooks and so forth from churches Evetts' had produced work for) and a large number of photographs of various of Evetts' completed commissions.

A combined file containing many examples of Evetts' lettering and heraldry work together with photographs and copies of inscriptions from various completed projects.

Leonard Evetts' project file relating to the design of a coat of arms for the Magistrates Association, 1963.

The main file contains detailed designs, sketches, and commission correspondence. There are also two large lithograph versions of the design, housed separately due to their size.

One large design for the large window which fills the west wall of the Martin Luther Kirche, Shieldfield, Newcastle upon Tyne, designed and executed by Leonard Evetts and installed in 1965-1966.

Two photographs of a memorial stone to Dr Oluwole, Lagos, Nigeria. The details of this commission and the final location of the stone are unknown, but the lettering for the stone appears to have been designed by Leonard Evetts, 1953.

It is presumed that Leonard Evetts designed this menu for a Celtic Evening held by his Pen and Palette Club.