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File contains handwritten notes and drafts of letters and essays, with 4 small drawings and other material, possibly from the 1930s to the 1950s.

Item contains names and telephone numbers, with a small graphite sketch of a man's head.

File contains an inventory and valuation of artworks at Roberts Gallery, Toronto, in various media prepared in 1969 for Kathleen McKay after Varley's death, including titles, dimensions, and condition, for works individually and as a group.

File contains market insurance valuations by Roberts Gallery, Toronto, dated July 1969, Mar. 1981 and Dec. 1982 of Kathleen McKay's collection of works by Varley and others, with a letter (June 1987) from the Art Gallery of Ontario regarding the value of a donation of works and a request by Mrs McKay for valuation by Joyner Fine Art (Aug. 1987).

File contains bankbooks and chequebooks for accounts at the Bank of Montreal in Toronto and the Bank of Nova Scotia in Unionville, Ont., with other material, dating from between 1954 to the 1960s.

File contains studio portraits of F.H. Varley, along with photos of family and friends, taken in the first half of the 20th century.

File contains photographs of F.H. Varley in Moscow in 1954; Varley at the 1961 University of Manitoba convocation at which he received an honorary degree; a studio portrait of Kathleen McKay; and Varley at arts events, and with family and friends.

File contains photocopies made in 1978 of Varley's correspondence, postcards and telegrams chiefly from Moscow (USSR), Whycocomagh, N.B. and St Andrews East, Quebec, originally created 1953-1955 with a note from 1959, and typed transcriptions of some correspondence.

File contains picture postcards with correspondence from Varley in places in Europe, concert programs, notes for a talk or article on Varley's trip to the Soviet Union and other material, dating from 1954.

File contains chiefly personal correspondence from Canadian curator and art historian Russell Harper in Ottawa and Montreal to Kathleen McKay dated between 1961 and 1967.