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The collection contains promotional material and samplers, primarily but not exclusively from paper companies. The material utilises a variety of art forms including photography, graphic art and illustration. Seven items within the collection are promotional samplers from Gilbert Paper in the USA.

50 publications relating to courses or subjects taught at UAL. Includes college prospectuses and degree show catalogues, booklets relating to specific courses taught at UAL, and published books relating to culture and art.

The Elephant Vanishes Collection shows people’s lives, homes and communities in and around the Elephant & Castle at a rapid time of change and expansion (2004–2018) in Southwark, south London. The three most dominant themes of heritage are the histories of people, community and buildings.

Projects include; Paul Reas ‘From a Distance’ (commissioned by UAL Photography and the Archive Research Centre, 2012) and material published by UAL in the books ‘Community’ (2008), ‘Home’ (2008) and ‘Economy’ (2012). Also included is documentation for the UAL PARC’s own collaborations and commissions on the Elephant & Castle including; workshops, study days, interventions, publications and film made with a host of practitioners (e.g., The People’s Bureau, Tate Modern and Southwark Council).

The collection contains published posters and original artworks from Eckersley's own private collection of his works. Represented in the collection are posters and sundries for:

London College of Printing (now called the London College of Communication)
Austin Reed
General Post Office
Gillette
Ministry of Information
The United Nations Children's Fund
British Leprosy Relief Association
London Transport
City and Guilds
Imperial War Museum
Inner London Education Authority
Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA)
National Bus Company
International Wildlife Film and Television Festival (Wildscreen Series)
National Business Calendar Awards
World Wide Fund for Nature

There are also magazine covers for The Queen, Graphics 31 and The Director. As well as posters Eckersley produced for one off shows of his own work and for smaller galleries, namely Camden Arts Centre and Mostyn Art Gallery.

In addition to printed works are original artworks by Eckersley, these demonstrate Eckersley's production techniques.