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The series consists of sketches for two holiday-themed cartoon drawings which were likely created for one of the Harper Brothers' magazines.

The series consists of two drawings, one humorous cartoon and one that was presented as a mechanical toy used to illustrate a story.

The series consists of a single drawing, a self-portrait showing the artist in bust profile. It is inscribed to Miss Emily Dawes, the maternal great-aunt of the donor.

The series consists of five drawings: two have a Christmas theme; one is a page from a calendar designed by Newell; one is an illustrated rhyme; and the fifth is a portrait of the artist's son Clen.

The series consists of seven drawings, five of which were cartoons produced for one of the Harper magazines, and on their versos bear an ownership label (likely related to exhibition loans) of Lillie Harper (1881-1941), a New York sculptor who was the great-granddaughter of James Harper, founder of Harper Brothers publishing company. The sixth was published in Collier's Weekly, in a series of humorous cartoons about of the Spanish-American War, and the seventh is a portrait of Newell's wife Leona.

The series consists of one pencil sketch to illustrate an unidentified story.