Four printed visiting cards, one of Paul Cavafy and three of his brother, Peter-John Cavafy, in French. The cards of the latter also mention his job title. Two visiting cards reading "The Grand Logothete", one in Greek and one in French. Printed invitation to Charikleia Cavafy from the baroness De Menasce. Printed invitation to one of the Cavafy brothers (possibly George) to a ball of the Khedive of Egypt for the 15 of May 1899. All of the above are enclosed in a handmade folder of paperboard, with the note "Various familial, curious, etc."» on the recto, handwritten by Rica Singopoulo. On the verso, an abbreviated note by Cavafy on English ("bl[ack] + whi[te]").

Three visiting cards: two printed ones of Charikleia Cavafy and a handwritten one of C. P. Cavafy. One of Charikleia's cards mentions that she accepts visits every second and last Friday of the month.

Visiting card by J. Chaîne & Simonson, managers of the Galerie des artistes modernes in Paris. On verso, the names are written with pencil.

Handmade viviting card of Mrs Di Revs and her daughters. Invitation to Cavafy to tennis and table tennis. Sketch in ink on one side.

Visiting card of Paul Vanderborght with handwritten note. Accompanied by a printed single-column entitled "Appel du Comité Rupert Brooke", with handwritten note regarding its publication in the press and typographical corrections.

Handwritten note on a visiting card of Andreas Michalakopoulos, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Greece and Vice-President of the Government, to Cavafy. On the occasion of the acquaintance of the two men, which, as mentioned occurred the previous day, Michalakopoulos expresses his thanks for Cavafy's initiative to send him his poems. The printed details of the visiting card (name and job title) are written in French; date indication: "14/3".

Handwritten note by the director of the Alexandrian newspaper Tilegrafos A. Kyriakopoulos to Cavafy, on both sides of a business card of the former. The poet is announced that his collaboration with the newspaper is terminated.

Unmarked handmade folder of paperboard. It contains printed crests cut from letterheads, mail envelopes etc., initially pinned on the envelope; draft of a crest with the note "the two branches to take in the helmet"; handwritten quote from Plato's Republic; ten pieces of paper with sketches in pencil; letterhead with the Cavafy family "crest"; printed logo of the Windsor Hotel of Alexandria; press clipping; visiting card of Charikleia Cavafy with address in Hove, England.

Typewritten poem collection and introductory text in French in a homemade booklet with several sheets. Handwritten emendations. Attached to the item, the author's business card, with a handwritten note to Cavafy regarding his poetic work that is to be published ("Athens [...] 4-7-32").