Press cuttings relating to the work undertaken by Wilfred Lee and the Central Photographic Service. The cuttings also refer to the numerous exhibitions produced by Wilfred Lee including, 'Basic organic art forms and their reflected human shapes in human artifacts,' produced in 1968. The cuttings contain further references to Wilfred Lee's interest in scientific research and includes recognition of his mirror invention, which was used by Alder Hey Children's Hospital Burns Unit in the 1960s. Wilfred Lee's involvement in the production of 'A Guide to Halsall Church' is also cited, and includes references to the book's author, the Reverend W. Herbert Cuthbert, rector of Halsall Church. The press cuttings include:

'British nature photography,' The Observer, Sunday 16th February 1958

'Two mirrors now mean so much,' Daily Post, 17th June 1959

'Idea of the East mends young ?[bodies], The Liverpool Echo and Evening Express, Wednesday 6th December 1961

'Lancashire rector publishes history of his village and church,' The Liverpool Echo and Evening Express, Monday 3rd January 1966.

'This department's work goes around the world,' Newspaper unknown, 1st December 1966.

'The place where hope and happiness begin again,' The Liverpool Echo, 17th January 1967.

'Photographic exhibition with a difference,' Liverpool Daily Post, Wednesday 2nd August 1967.

Untitled extract, Liverpool Illustrated News, September 1967.

Untitled extract, Birkenhead News and Advertiser, Saturday 20th January 1968.

'OPS ART, It's all a question of taste,' TitBits, by Alan Jones, n.d.