This correspondence is heavily linked to Pybus' air pollution campaign as his publications were sent to prominent people, connected industries, public health and other professionals.

Correspondence regarding Pybus' discharge from medical care and him disputing his demobilisation on medical grounds in 1918. In addition to this there is a classification of wounds sheet focusing on gun shots and also a Territorial Force Royal Army Medical Corps and memorandum of information for officers with information on allowances.

This includes letters from Ken Smith to Neil Astley regarding the publication and the wider work around this. There is also a letter from Neil Astley to "Irene", who is assumed to be involved in the creation of the book cover and photography. In this letter he discusses images for the Ken Smith publication but also an image for Miroslav Holub and wider work.

Consists of a contract notice for 'We Brits' as well as a letter for Neil Astley from Caroline Sheldon regarding the contract for the poetry collection.

Consists of correspondence regarding the publication, including publicity tours, sales, and distribution.

Consists of information regarding the joint printing of this publication between the American and Canadian publishers, correspondence regarding the contract, jacket covers and examples of translated poems.

Consists of correspondence regarding the production of the publication, this includes proposals, examples of work and contracts.

Consists of correspondence regarding the publication, including cover image, there is also personal correspondence, such as David Scott's Christmas letter.

Consists of correspondence regarding the publication, including author's photograph, contract information, payments, and publicity.

Consists of correspondence and printouts from Colin Raw regarding the publication, an essay and several long letters he submitted for it and then his decision to withdraw his submission, explaining he feels it isn't appropriate for this book.