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List of books - accounts, exit and redit books etc - with Wren Library reference numbers assigned to each. MS pencil note at top, '(Most) 1932 now in Muniment Room (behind Clock)'. Pencil annotations state which books remain in the Library, with the initials 'AH' [Arthur Halcrow?]. MS pencil note at bottom: 'Most of these volumes are stored in the Tower muniment room (behind clock). Nov. 1932 C.B.H. [Cecil Baldwin Hurry]'.

Ticks, some crossed through, and other annotations in pencil and red crayon. Many items are marked 'B'; a note states that these were bequeathed to Trinity by Rev. G. A. Browne, Vice-Master, in 1843. Signature of Anatole von Hügel [Curator of the Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology] acknowledging receipt of items on 27 May 1914 at the bottom of the sixth sheet. The last sheet is a note by C. B. Hurry, Sub-Librarian, listing items which were found some years after 1914 'tucked away in dark corners' and 'sent (as part of the loan of 1914)' to the Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology on 5 May 1924.

Copy of O.10a.40/1. List of books - accounts, exit and redit books etc - with Wren Library reference numbers assigned to each. Pencil annotations state which books remain in the Library, with the initials 'AH' [Arthur Halcrow?]. Typed note at bottom: 'Most of these volumes are stored in the Tower muniment room (behind clock). Nov. 1932 C. B. H. [Cecil Baldwin Hurry]'.

46 letters from Organists Hubert Middleton and Alan Gray, Master J. J. Thomson, Vice Master Reginald St John Parry, Junior Bursar Norman A. de Bruyne, Chaplains E. M. Gresford Jones, Thomas Wentworth Pym, H. F. Stewart, and Frank Woods, Choral Clerk Bill Stewart, Sub-Librarian and former Chorister C. B. Hurry, as well as controversial clergyman Austin Lee, Alan Gray's widow Maude, Old Chorister Association Hon. Secretary Harry Littlechild and others. Included are a few form letters sent to members inviting them to dinners.

Headed 'Trinity College Library. List of Inscriptions and other stones from the well (inside main entrance) to be sent to the Fitzwilliam Museum (Council Minute Oct. 1922). With numbers from the Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum. Note at bottom: 'I have copied the numbers from Mr D. S. Robertson's labels. C. B. Hurry'. Two copies, one with note in pencil at top, 'Copy sent to J. B. 14 Feb. 1924), and renumbering in pencil.

Concerning the acquisition of a copy of the Hebrew Samaritan Pentateuch from a fund left by the former Librarian, Robert Sinker.

Department of Coins and Medals, British Museum. Clarifies that the electrotype of which the library sent him a rubbing is not a coin of Offa, but a silver penny of Aethilheard, Archbishop of Canterbury at the time of Offa.

1 p. letter about the collation of a book, with notes on verso and note at top that it was answered by CBH [Cecil Baldwin Hurry].