The first part of the accession (G812-G832) continues the territorial section of the collection and the same arrangement of the files has been followed as that used in the previous lists. The paucity and early date of the papers suggests that many have been retained by the Society for current reference.

The papers in the second part of the accession (G833-G932) follow those in the subject sections of earlier accessions. Like the territorial files, the subject files themselves are scanty and their early date suggests they were found when the office was cleared. The same is true of the box of League of Nations papers immediately following. The United Nations papers are, in date and volume, much more typical of a decennial accession and they are followed by papers concerning the Society's relationships with other organisations.