Series consists of maps, handouts, brochures, and guides published by Expo 67 and various partners. Includes tourist brochures and maps for Montreal and the region, informational pamphlets about Expo 67 and its attractions, and telephone directories. Series also includes file of event and exhibition catalogues.

Series consists of files of material on Canadian literature and Canadian authors, including notes, typescripts, letters, and clippings. Includes correspondence with such figures as John Glassco, Leo Kennedy, A. J. M. Klein, Douglas Adam, and F. R. Scott. A number of folders contain material on the biologist Louis Rapkine, including correspondence. One file contains material related to the McGill Fortnightly. There are additionally notes and clippings on Stephen Leacock.

Series consists of Edel's notebooks, including address books, diaries, journals, and travel notes.

Series consists of research files on Edmund Wilson, including Edel's correspondence with Rosalind Wilson, and some files on the poet Léonie Adams and her relationship with Wilson.

Series contains records relating to the Association des éditeurs anglophones du Québec (AEAQ), including financial statements, correspondence, reports, and membership materials.

Series contains records relating to the Association of Canadian Publishers (ACP), including newsletter "Just the Fax", correspondence, and membership information.

Series consists of 16 Muses' Company published volumes of poetry, including single-author books and multi-author compilations. Series also contains five book covers.

Series consists of financial records, including income tax receipts, earnings statements, reports of sales of books, buyers, quotes, invoices, funding applications, contracts, and correspondence related to financial matters.

Series contains Edel’s personal materials, including notes and drafts for his memoirs, correspondence and notebooks from the war years, family correspondence with Edel's wife Roberta, brother Abraham and other family members, and notebooks kept while abroad during the 1940s.

Series consists of records relating to the Literary Press Group (LPG), including correspondence, publications, and contracts.