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The magazine's general administrative correspondence, in chronological files.

File of general correspondence relating to the production of Threshold, mainly relating to items for publication and distribution. Includes letter from Niall Montgomery, Dublin, to Mary O'Malley, offering her a piece called The Winter Man , based on the Middle Irish tale The Frenzy of Sweeney (13 February). Also copy letter from Mary O'Malley to Brian [] stating that they are seeking to establish a literary magazine along the same lines as "The Bell", asking if he would be willing to contribute a London letter (6 November).

File of general correspondence relating to the production of Threshold, mainly relating to items for publication and distribution. Includes typescript copy of A la recherche de William Butler Yeats , an article by André Rouyer (15 January). Also copy letter from Mary O'Malley to Monsignor de Brun, University College Galway, inviting him to contribute to Threshold (30 March).

File of general correspondence relating to the production of Threshold, mainly relating to items for publication and distribution. Includes letter from Roger Green to Mary O'Malley, promising his article on the Mulands by 22 July, as he has to visit Belfast to get all the details (21 June).

File of general correspondence relating to the production of Threshold, mainly relating to items for publication and distribution. Includes copy letter from Mary O'Malley to Frank Aiken, Minister for External Affairs, asking him to look into the matter of customs duty on Threshold going into the twenty-six counties: 'this magazine is not run for profit and is intended to serve as a cultural medium primarily for contributors throughout Ireland' (8 July). Also includes letter from Julia Altrocchi, née Cooley, of Berkeley, California, thanking Mary O'Malley for a copy of Threshold and subscribing for a year. She also mentions that she is enclosing a poem (not included) for consideration for publication (18 July).

File of general correspondence relating to the production of Threshold, mainly relating to items for publication and distribution. Includes a letter from Liam Ó Bríain congratulating Mary O'Malley on the first issue of Threshold and apologising that he cannot write an article for it at present (8 February), and a letter from Seán Lemass stating that he is unable to give an article on free trade due to time constraints, but enclosing a speech to the Irish Association at Belfast which could be used (14 February). Also includes a letter from Raymond Roseliep of Iowa, stating that he is delighted that they are publishing his Poem for a Mother , and enclosing changes that he would like to make (17 February).

File of general correspondence relating to the production of Threshold, mainly relating to items for publication and distribution. Includes letter from Easons booksellers in Dublin cancelling their order for Threshold due to the journal changing the conditions of sale (10 July).

File of general correspondence relating to the production of Threshold, mainly relating to items for publication and distribution. Includes copy letter from Mary O'Malley to Basil Clubb, asking him to do an article on Proportional Representation (16 October), and a letter from Bulmer Hobson to Mary O'Malley apologising that he cannot write an article on the Ulster Literary Theatre as requested (10 December). Also includes a letter from Seamus Bell, Dublin, to Mary O'Malley, enclosing his biography for inclusion in Threshold (18 December).

File of general correspondence relating to the production of Threshold, mainly relating to items for publication and distribution. Includes copy letter from Mary O'Malley to Harold Goldblatt, asking for a contribution on the Group Theatre controversy (25 May).

File of general correspondence relating to the production of Threshold, mainly relating to items for publication and distribution. Includes circular letter from Barney Rosset of the Grove Press, New York, to the publishing industry, outlining the controversy behind his company being brought before the courts in New York in relation to Lady Chatterley's Lover (25 August). Also includes a letter from Uri Avnery, Tel Aviv, giving some biographical details to go with his article in Threshold (6 November).