Photograph of the Lent Bumps crew in front of the boathouse door with '1st Trin III' at top and the boats bumped. A. S. Lloyd was the coach for the crew, who were: Bow T. G. G. Bolitho, 2. A. F. Cockburn, 3. E. Williams, 4. N. M. C. Howard, 5. E. A. Paton Smith, 6. J. R. Harraton, 7. C. Grasemann, Stroke C. M. Beazley, Cox H. G. Easterling. The photograph is not captioned and the information about the crew is derived from Boat Club minutes. Blind stamp of Messrs. Stearn Photos Cambridge at bottom left.
Minutes of meetings and records of races from Lent 1911 to Michaelmas 1936. With many items tipped in or laid in loose: newspaper cuttings, yearly statements of accounts, letters, charts of bumps races, Metcalfe's and Smith's racing cards for the June bumps, printed reports for old boys on the rowing year, and a printed letter to first years encouraging them to try rowing or coxing. A gap from 1914 to 1919 is followed by a narrative of the war years, and a roll of honour; there is also an account of the centenary dinner, and a minute by Secretary Samuel Brown when 'well-oiled' about the result of a race in Lent term 1925.
Recorded by Secretaries Ralph S. Shove, Edward Williams, Richard G. Casey, Evan B. Pughe, John A. Ritson, Harral Thompson, A. R. Lister, Robert C. Hutton, Ian Macpherson, Clive Beale, Stanley R. Armitage, Samuel H. Brown, John S. Maclay, Robert H. W. Hamilton, M. George Harold Brown, John G. H. Lander, David H. E. Vesey, Edward P. Kenrick, Samuel C. Elworthy, Anthony M.-M. Payne, Patrick Beesly, William L. Mather, Christopher G. Colclough, Richard E. F. Duncanson, and Denys Lawrence.