Issue of The Month featuring an essay on “Chestertoniana” by J.P. de Fonseka. The piece recounts Fonseka’s personal remembrances of Chesterton and reflects on Chesterton’s persona, works, and legacy.

Clippings and articles collected by John Bennett Shaw into a scrapbook. Scrapbook includes an article in the periodical Pax that was written by Father John J. O'Connor, the prototype of Father Brown. Many of the articles are tributes to Chesterton written upon his death in 1936.

Chisholm reviews Maisie Sheed's biography of Chesterton. The short publication includes a prefatory note by Cyril Clemens. Item is signed by Clemens.

Short article reviews The Golden Book of Catholic Poetry and highlights Chesterton's poem "The Convert." The author of the article (which appeared in Time) is not indicated.

Short article appeared in Penguins Progress, a publication of Penguin Books.

Article which appears on page 1 and is continued on page 4 was printed in Sheed and Ward's Own Trumpet, No. 14. The article is a review of Hugh Kenner's book Paradox in Chesterton.

Tear sheet from Own Trumpet (page 3) containing a collection of miscellany assembled by F. J. Sheed. Features a poem by Chesterton and a short piece titled “From the love letters of Chesterton and Bloy.”

A short article details posthumous publication of several collections of Chesterton’s works, including The Common Man. Quotations from Chesterton's The Common Man are inserted on eight of the subsequent twelve pages. The author of this article is not indicated.

A short article on Chesterton’s Catholicism. Article appears on p. 11 and continues on p. 30. Folder includes two copies of the February 1951 issue.

Full issue of The Tablet, featuring a brief letter to the editor about Chesterton’s place of birth. The letter appears on p. 134.

Full issue containing a review of Dorothy Collins’s collection, Lunacy and Letters.

Full issue of The Ave Maria . Brieg’s article is a response to an editorial that appeared in the same publication.

A short newsletter. Wildman, a wine importer, begins his remarks with a G.K. Chesterton quotation. This copy is addressed to Mrs. John Shaw.

Full issue of The Ave Maria with an article written on the 25th anniversary of Chesterton's death.

Full issue of The Tablet featuring an unsigned article on the anniversary of Chesterton's death. "Fid Def" is an abbreviation for "Fidei Defensor," or "Defender of the Faith."

John Bennet Shaw's scrapbook contains clippings and articles from a wide variety of sources, from the London Times and the New Yorker to newspapers from Australia. Scrapbook includes letters from different book dealers offering various Chesterton items.

Braybooke's article was part of the "Great Writers" series.

Hurley's article about Hilaire Belloc also discusses Chesterton.

Tear sheet from The Times. Derrick’s article calls for a reappraisal of Chesterton.

Tear sheets from The New York Review. Sheed addresses the question of G. K. Chesterton’s and Hilaire Belloc’s reputations for antisemitism. Article features a caricature of each author.

The report contains a copy of the poem “The Convert,” and a note by Sullivan about its editorial history. The pamphlet also includes an insert with a photograph of a bust of Chesterton.

Full issue of The Word, with an article celebrating the centenary of Chesterton's birth.

Full issue of Reader’s Digest featuring a profile on Chesterton.

Full issue of The Month. Lodge’s article considers the relationship between Chesterton’s novels and his religious beliefs.

Full issue of The Times Literary Supplement, with a review of two of John Sullivan's Chesterton publications.

Single page from The Sunday Times featuring a celebration of Chesterton’s poetry published on the occasion of the centenary of his birth.

Single page from The Observer Review. Levin's article reviews two of John Sullivan's Chesterton publications.

An issue of Catholic Education Today primarily dedicated to GKC, in celebration of the centenary of his birth. Features four articles on Chesterton by John Sullivan, Douglas Woodruff, Kevin Scannell, and John P. White.

Issue of The Illustrated London News containing an article by Chesterton's personal secretary and literary executrix.