The context ("conversations"), settings, and everything else would be missing. Export messages as mbox from #1, import to #2. retrieve old mails from the respective mail servers (given all mails are still there, which is highly unlikely) as already said, the Migration Assistant (which seems unchanged since like forever and only goes "all or nothing") What is known and does not need to be addressed here/again: using tools like AppDelete, AppZapper, AppClean to identify all files belonging to Mail, and copy them from #1 to the corresponding directories on #2.
What has already been tried - unfortunately unsuccessfully:
Use appdelete to transfer programs mac#
from Mac #1 to Mac #2, so that user can sort of 1:1 start/continue to work w. mails, accounts, folders, drafts, settings, folder structures, signatures, filters, rules, shortcuts, etc. (How) can user transfer Apple Mail with all associated data, i.e. Migration Assistant is ruled out because data and apps are already installed on #2, data would then (probably) vanish and experience has shown that a lot of old data-rubbish is copied over with such a migration, data which is neither desired nor needed and also contains (partially confidential) data that simply shouldn't be sent to #2. Now all data from Apple Mail - and ONLY from Mail - should be transferred from #1 to #2. #1 is the main machine for mail, #2 has not been used for mail yet.
#1 has been in use for a longer time already 2 Macs, both M1, both identical, current OS.
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