One issue of the fortnightly magazine, Queen, along with tearsheets from a number of other editions from that publication; all of which feature illustrations by Roger Law. The following issue and tearsheets are present:

1. Tearsheets from the 10 April 1962 issue, containing pages 77 to 80, which have the Sir Roy Welensky - The Whole Hog prints that illustrate the article, Where the Dark Waters Meet, written by James Cameron (RL/Pre-/817-818).

2. 24 April 1963 (The Royal Wedding Issue) - pages 3 to 6 feature three woodcut prints, which illustrate the article, On the Street Where We Live..., written by Dennis Hackett (RL/Pre-/932).

3. A tearsheet from the 28 August 1963 issue, containing page 25, which has an illustration that accompanies the article, The Money-Changers in the Temple, written by Diana Mallory (RL/Pre-/1062).

4. Tearsheets from an April 1964 issue, containing pages 55 to 58, which has an illustration that accompanies the article, Lord Bedding's Report on Sex and the Upper Classes (RL/Pre-/1074).

5. Tearsheets from the 2 December 1964 issue, which contain an illustration by Law and Deirdre Amsden that accompanies the article, Food You Can't Afford to Miss (RL/Pre-/1076).

6. A tearsheet from the 10 February 1965 issue, containing pages 23 and 24, which have illustrations that accompany the article, The Many-Faced Men, written by Claud Cockburn.

7. Tearsheets from the 24 March 1965 issue, containing pages 65 to 70, which feature illustrations that accompany the article, The Takers, written by John Lyle (RL/Pre-/791, 795, 1028, 1066 and 1067).

8. Tearsheets from an unidentified issue containing pages 86 and 87, one of which has a printed image that illustrates the article, Wines Your Butler Needn't Be Ashamed Of, written by Cyril Ray (RL/Pre-/792).

9. A tearsheet from an unidentified issue, containing page 78, which has an illustration that accompanies the story, Slippers Will Be Worn, written by William Trevor (only the illustration is present; RL/Pre-/1069).

10. A tearsheet from an unidentified issue, perhaps from 1963 or 1964, containing page 78, which has an illustration that accompanies an extract taken from a book by Mary McCarthy (RL/Pre-/1070).