The Natural History Museum Archives holds Captain A.K. Totton's Coelenterata Section correspondence with Beatrice Grey, amounting to about 35 letters and memos. Her letters are descriptive and lively, and give details of her collecting activities in Western Australia and Singapore from 1927 to 1935 when she collected anemones, corals, sponges, crabs, jelly fish, and molluscs. There is a small photograph of the yacht Silver Gull in the same file (DF253/48). There are also several parcel receipts for boxes of specimens that came to the Natural History Museum in 1930 and 1931. (DF200/82, files 3, 4 and 6), and the Zoology donation reports (DF216/6) record the following donations to the Invertebrate Section:
July to November 1930, item 17:
15 complete specimens of Mollusca from NW Australia and 2 scorpions from Cape Boileau, NW Australia.
July to November 1930, item 93:
A collection of 20 Hydroida, Alcyonaria, Actinaria and Madreporaria including a specimen of the rare coral Moseleya, from NW Australia.
July to November 1930, item 102:
25 specimens of Tunicates and 6 of Polyzoa from Cape Boileau, NW Australia.
June 1931, item 20:
3 Polychaetes from NW Australia.
