The Nina Wayne collection consists of photographs and photocopies of photographs of Nina Wayne with various family members and friends. Handwriting appears to be Nina Wayne's.

One folder with a handwritten letter, dated 31 August 1917, a plea for money for the magazine, and an obituary of James Oppenheim, dated August 5, 1932.

Handwritten copy of "The Lonely Land." End of text cites: "The Dial, April 1929.".

Handwritten manuscript of "The Dug-out" by Siegfried Sassoon. The manuscript includes four extra lines than the published version of "The Dug-out." Bottom of sheet includes a handwritten note in pencil: "St. Venant, July 1918.".

The collection contains photographs of nude and partially clothed male models. Of particular interest is a floral necktie and 12 color photographs of model, Devin, in various nude poses with the necktie. The collection also includes a blank photography release form. Most of the images are single full-body photographs, but a few include male on male sexual activity or other men in the image.

Single vintage postcard. The front has two smiling women in bonnets inside a barrel. The barrel has white lettering saying: Country Lasses, Pure and Sweet.

The back of the postcard has a handwritten recipe for Mrs. Mead's cookies.

The Michigan Ku Klux Klan photographs consist of five photographs of Ku Klux Klan members from Shiawassee County, Michigan. Pictures depict Klan members in uniform standing by their headquarters, assembling in a street, playing in a marching band, and on a parade float with the signs "Purely 100% American" and "America Today Tomorrow-Forever."