Marjorie Tipping's extensive personal and professional papers are gradually being transferred to the State Library of Victoria. A list of works already transferred is included in the collection. Tipping's correspondence and collection of materials dates back uninterrupted to the age of eight; her daily diaries to the age of 12.
Correspondence files are extensive, and include some prominent correspondents, and dual wartime correspondence of more than 1000 letters with late husband, journalist E.W. Tipping. Papers cover Tipping's involvement in numerous left-wing organistations and campaigns, and other community groups; unpublished manuscripts, including notes for Tipping's unpublished autobiography; lectures given and attended; newspaper clipping; published articles; arts and culture at the University of Melbourne, including writings for Farrago, and editorship of the Melbourne University Magazine.