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1. Typed letter from Dr Jeremy Russell to Dr James O'Keefe in Brisbane, with details of Kenneth MacMillan's previous heart treatments and copy of cardiogram on reverse of letter. 11 Aug 1988
2. Two typed letters to Dr O'Keefe, with results of Echocardiography and Continuous ECG Monitor. 12 Aug 1988
3. Typed letter from Dr O'Keefe with full report of tests and results carried out on Kenneth MacMillan, with recommendations for treatment and copies of results of Cardiac Catheter Report and ECG
4. Completed List of Medication for Patients on Discharge
5. Note from Deborah to Kenneth MacMillan re Jeremy Russell referring Kenneth MacMillan to Dr Paul Oldershaw at the Brompton Hospital, London
6. Leaflet All About Coronary Arteriography, published by the National Heart Foundation of Australia

Kenneth MacMillan's interest in costume jewellery began in the mid-1980s when he was in New York, working at American Ballet Theatre. His first purchase was a brooch by Miriam Haskell and he went on to concentrate on American makers including Haskell, Eisenberg, Pennino, Hobe and Kenneth Jay Lane. He became a serious and knowledgeable collector amassing over 1000 pieces and in 1992 was asked to loan items to the Victoria and Albert Museum for their exhibition on Jewels of Fantasy. Following MacMillan's death in 1992, Deborah MacMillan was asked to loan items for the exhibition when it toured to the Fashion Institute in New York under the auspices of Swarovski.