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On embossed notepaper for Emmanuel College, Cambridge. - Saw a good deal of Brown during his seven years at Trinity; came into 'closer contact with the members of the kitchen staff one summer when I coached a winning crew of theirs for the Town regatta [and] was able to judge of several of them in their ordinary life as well as in their work'; Brown did not then row in the boat, but Blenkin was 'struck by the keen interest which he took in the college generally'. Thinks Brown would 'prove a thoroughly efficient and trustworthy servant' if successful in his application to become college shoeblack.

Accounts from October 1892 to October 1908. The accounts are begun by Treasurer George W. Blenkin, and end with W. W. Rouse Ball, with no other Treasurers listed. Printed statements of account for the last three years, 1905-1906 to 1907-1908 are pasted in.

Labelled 'C. R. S. 1885'. Names above and below the photograph identify sitters: [H. F. W.] Tatham; [M. J.] Rendall; [A. L.?] Davies; [A. F.] Hort; [H. V.] Macnaghten; [S. M.] Leathes; [G. W.] Blenkin; [E.?] Stewart-Brown; [L. N.] Guillemard; [W. J. M.?] Starkie; Henry Babington Smith.