Series I. consists of bound case briefs, memoranda, appeals, correspondence, and court documents containing case details. Of notable importance are bound case briefs.

Series II. consists of publications authored by, and written about, Mr. Herald Price Fahringer. Materials include newspaper and magazine clippings, as well as scholarly journal articles and essays. The Authored Periodical Articles record group consists of articles authored by Mr. Fahringer and published in law periodicals, as well as interviews and book reviews. The Magazine and Newspaper Clippings record group consists of clippings from popular periodicals concerning Mr. Fahringer's cases. Of notable importance is the Authored Law Journal Scholarship Documents record group. This group consists of law essays authored by Mr. Fahringer and published by various law associations. The various law associations include: The New York State Bar Association; The New York State Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers; The New York Law Journal; miscellaneous scholarship. Some scholarship is bound. Newspaper clippings were photocopied onto alkaline paper.

Series III. contains five record groups Memorabilia, Photographs, Reference materials, Scrapbook Clippings, and Presentation Documents. The Memorabilia record group contains a supreme court quill, and play flyer, a memorial service pamphlet, and University at Buffalo Law School ephemera. The Photographs record group contains both black-and-white and color shots; one photograph is oversized. The Reference Materials record group contains Mr. Fahringer's correspondence, court case files, curriculum vitae, and a Master of Arts graduate thesis. Of notable importance is the Scrapbook Clippings record group which contains newspaper clippings, pamphlets, and correspondence, originally bound in scrapbook form. Also notable is the Presentation Documents record group. This includes correspondence, pamphlets, periodical clippings, and speaking materials documenting Mr. Fahringer's pubic speaking presentations and engagements. The Presentation Documents record group also includes audio visual materials consisting of recordings of some of Mr. Fahringer's presentations on cassette tapes and VHS tapes. The cassette tapes were recorded by the New York State Bar Association. Newspaper clippings were photocopied onto alkaline paper.