Two photographs of the drawing by Lucien Monod, both of them signed on the mount by Frazer, one of them inscribed to 'my dear Master', H. M. Butler. Photograph by Paul Laib, Fine Art Photographer, South Kensington, S.W.

Photograph showing Mallik walking down Regent Street in Cambridge opposite Christ’s College, 1937.
Group photograph on the Cam riverside identified as Victor Gordon Kiernan far right, P. C. V. Mallik next to him, and Reggie Trim next to him.
Graduation photograph with P. C. V. Mallik's elder sister Suchandra, 1937
Novelty photograph of Mallik and Rajni M. Patel hanging off of the Eiffel Tower, 1937

Photograph of the two men in conversation wearing caps and gowns, a candid scene on the street. Caption on verso, '(R) Montagu Butler, Master of Trinity, (L.) Adolphus Ward, Master of Peterhouse'.

History of the club as written by officers for each year from 1892 to 1936, with a gap from Oct. 1911 to Lent 1919. Races are described at the College and University level, at the Henley Regatta, and for the 1908, 1924, and 1932 Olympic Games, as well as the Inter-Allied Regatta in Paris in 1919. The reports are signed by Honorary Secretaries N. W. Paine, S. J. Selwyn, C. J. D. Goldie, G. A. Lloyd, W. H. Watney, R. H. Nelson, C. H. Chalmers, P. H. Thomas, S. K. G. Williamson, and after a number of years of unsigned reports by Captains H. R. Carver, J. B. Collins, T. A. Brocklebank, W. A. Prideaux, H. R. N. Rickett, C. M. Fletcher, K. M. Payne, J. H. Powell, and C. G. Rickett.

The volume also includes a memorial to Maurice Victor Buxton of the Coldstream Guards after his death in Aug. 1919 and a presentation to Coach Peter Haig Thomas in 1929; descriptions of various boat club dinners including the centenary dinner in 1927 with printed invitation and a page of accounts of the cost of the dinner; a narrative about raising funds for Third Trinity Boathouse in 1929, with a copy of the original printed appeal, and a photograph of the boathouse in April 1930.

The following names also appear in the volume:
Robert Eustace Abel Smith, William Antony Acton, Clement James Mellish Adie, Walter Sibbald Adie, Robert Paul Adler, Charles Talbot Agar, Harold Evelyn Talbot Agar, Roland Dudley Kitson, 3rd Baron Airedale, Reginald Airy, Martin Chicheley Albright, Rupert Allcard, Frederick Willoughby Allen, Harold Norman Gwynne Allen, Jeffery Jullian Allen, Ormsby Allhusen, Maurice Edward Antrobus, Robert Wemyss Muir Arbuthnot, Michael Victor Argyle, Edward Hugh Armitage, John Claud Armitage, Robert William Armitage, Arthur Neville Aston, Robert Osmer Atkinson, Richard Castell Bacon, Gerald Vivian Harold Baerlein, Harold Augustus Baerlein, Robert Arthur Lytton Balfour 3rd Earl of (formerly Viscount Traprain) Balfour, Malcolm Stewart Balmain, Francis William Balston, Maurice Edward Balston, Philip Bartholomew Barneby, Robin Coventry Barrett, Helton Godwin Baynes, Sir John Field Beale, Sir Samuel Richard Beale, Sir Montagu Harry Proctor Beauchamp, 7th Baronet, Thomas Alfred Herbert Beddington, Richard Beesly, Robert Hugh Benson, Edward Vaughan Bevan, Peter James Stuart Bevan, Robert Langdale Bickersteth, Arthur Hatfield Sumner Bird, Henry Edmund Blackburne-Daniell, Hugh Michael Bland, George Wilfrid Blenkin, Hume Boggis-Rolfe, Eric Henry Bonham, Francis Hugh Bonham-Carter, Edward St Laurent Bonvalot, Herbert Otto Carruthers Boret, James Reddy Beadon Branson, William Philip Sutcliffe Branson, Richard Wilfred Broadrick, James King Brock, Giles Royds Brocklebank, John Jasper Brocklebank, Richard Philip Royds Brocklebank, Bertram Willes Darrel Brooke, Douglas Clifton Brown, Harold George Brown, Walter Hargreaves Brown, Otho Lennox Browne, John Boyd Buckle, Hugh Stanley Burge, William Edward Parry Burges, John Southerden Burn, Cyril Francis Burnand, George Burns, David Stuart Harold Bury, Lindsay Edward Bury, William Martin Butler, Maurice Victor Buxton, Laurence John Cadbury, Allan Campbell, Norman Robert Campbell, Banner Carruthers-Johnstone, Richard Henry Archibald Carter, Oswald Armitage Carver, Ian Patrick Honyman Chalmers, James Frederick Chance, Sir William Hugh Stobart Chance, Alan Chaplin, Wilfrid Hubert Chapman, Alfred Drewett Chaytor, Christopher William Drewett Chaytor, Anthony Merlott Chitty, William Henry Clark, Alan Michael Clark Hutchison, James Brooks Close, John Brooks Close-Brooks, Arthur Brooks Close-Brooks, Roger Close-Brooks, Arthur Reginald Cobb, Clement John Fromanteel Cobbold, Gerald Douglas Cochrane, Samuel Pepys Cockerell, Edward Foyle Collingwood, Frederick Henry Lowry Corry, James Perowne Ivo Myles Corry, John Walgrave Halford, 4th Baron Cottesloe, Anthony Charles Cropper, James Winstanley Cropper, Nicholas Moore Daniel, Hugh Davies-Colley, Richard Anthony Davies-Cooke, Robert Durbin Davis, Sir Herbert William Davis-Goff, 2nd Baronet, Julian Curtis Day, Seymour Joly De Lotbiniere, Gilbert Ridley Debenham, Roderick Peter George Denman, Leslie Alfred Dent, John Richards Craft Deverell, St. Clair George Alfred Donaldson, Thornycroft Donaldson, Malcolm Donaldson, Stuart Hay Marcus Donaldson, Stuart Downs, Adrian Drewe, Douglas Garden Duff, William Herbert Dunlop, John Eaden, Claud Henry Edmunds, John Edwards-Moss, Sir John Edwards Edwards-Moss, 2nd Bt, Charles Ryves Maxwell Eley, Gerard Elin, Hugh Samuel Roger Elliot, Claude Aurelius Elliott, Julian Clement Peter Elliston, Colin Anthony John Elphinston, Lancelot Henry Elphinstone, Arthur Onslow Edward Guinness, Viscount Elveden, Raymond Broadley Etherington-Smith, Philip Charles Montagu Gilbert Evans, Edward Addington Hargreaves Pellew, 5th Viscount Exmouth, George Edward Thomas Eyston, Melvil Farrant, Roland Arthur Lonsdale Fell, Neil Mure Fergusson, Alfred Heneage Finch, Charles Fitch-Northen, Francis Morshead Lloyd Fitzwilliams, Michael Crossley Fletcher, Sir Walter Morley Fletcher, Frederick John Foakes-Jackson, Stephen Kenneth Guthrie Williamson Forres, 2nd Baron, Thomas Frame-Thomson, Gilbert Francklyn, Robert Leslie Fraser, Herbert Aylward Game, William McLean Garnett-Botfield, Russell Kerr Gaye, Edward Llewelyn Lloyd Gibbon, John Houghton Gibbon, James Arthur Gibson, Henry William Frederick Albert, Prince, Duke of Gloucester, John Talbot Godfrey, Donald Herbert Louis Gollan, Charles Hudleston Gooch, James Geoffrey Gordon, Standish Robert Gage Prendergast Vereker, 7th Viscount Gort, Paul Goudime-Levkovitsch, Francis Frederick Grafton, Sir Rollo Frederick Graham-Campbell, Paul Alexander Grand D'Hauteville, Wilfred Gerrard Sidney Grand d'Hauteville, Horace Bere Grylls, Richard Smythe Guinness, Eric Wolseley ("Tommy") Haig, Robert Henry Woodforde Hamilton, Edric Claud Hamilton-Russell, Ralph Beddington Hansford, Robert Vernon Harcourt, Cecil Marriott Harrison, Ernest Harrison, Sir Arthur Grey Hazlerigg, 13th Bt., Francis Edgcombe Hellyer, Sepncer Douglas Herapath, Robert Stansfield Herries, Eric Sedgwick Hervey, David Yeatman Hext, Raworth Henry Faudel Heycock, Ronald Guy Hill, William James Montague Hill, William George Cornwallis Hills, David Arthur Gilbert Hinks, John Mathew Hempden Hoare, George William Houghton Hodgson, Martin Drummond Vesey Holt, John Whitwell Hope Simpson, Francis Archibald Hopkinson, Henry Lennox d'Aubigne Hopkinson, John Montgomerie Hopkinson, Joseph Murray Hoult, Henry Southey Howard, Paul Philip Howell, George Ravensworth Hughes, Thomas Geoffrey Hughes, Thomas McKenny Hughes, Campbell Murray Hunter, Rupert Edward Cecil Lee Guinness, 2nd Earl of Iveagh, Ernest Arthur Oliphant Auldjo Jamieson, Bertram Talbot Vaughan Johnson, Peter Randall Johnson, Stephen Philip Lowthian Johnson, Frederick Charles Kempe, Francis Anthony Kendrick, Alexander Kenelm Clark Kennedy, William Theodore Kennedy, Edward Hilton Young, 1st Baron Kennet, Cecil Kent, Graham Campbell Kerr, Roger Orme Kerrison, John Orme Kerrison, Douglas Arthur Kinnaird, George Henry Kirby, George Lascelles Kirk, John Gerard Heath Lander, Henry Latham, Arthur Lyndon Lawrence, Arthur McWilliam Lawson Johnston, John Esmond Lawson-Johnston, Charles Ralph Le Blanc-Smith, George Francis Percivale Lea, Rudolf Chambers Lehmann, Alexander Brodrick Leslie Melville, William Hulme Lever, 2nd Viscount Leverhulme, Trevor Gwyn Elliot Lewis, Thomas Donald Little, Charles Frederick LLoyd, Alan Scrivener Lloyd, Alexander David Frederick Lloyd, Edward Aubrey Lloyd, Leslie Steeds Lloyd, Sir Charles Henry Lockhart-Ross, 9th Baronet, Arthur Lyster Longhurst, McAlister Pender Lonnon, Wilfrid Turner Lord, Lewis Frederic Innes Loyd, David Miles Lubbock, Harold [Fox Pitt] Lubbock, Ian St. John Lawson-Johnston, 2nd Baron Luke, Thomas Gabriel Lumley-Smith, Richard Hugh Godfrey Lyne Pirkis, Ronald Ian Lilburn MacEwen, James Alexander Macnabb, Sir Malcolm Martin Macnaghten, Kenrick Alexander Napier Madocks, Graham Macdowall Maitland, Charles Sabel Makower, Alan Percy Marshall, William Stirling Douglas Marshall, Arthur Aylmer Marson, William Cyril Mayne, David McKenna, Arthur Pemberton Methuen, Roland Brice Miller, Francis Richard Mills, Rowland Marindin Minns, Donald Currie Mirrielees, Roger Ernle Money-Kyrle, Alan Hilary Moore, Charles Morley, Geoffrey Hope Morley, Hugh Morrison, Robert Erskine Morrison, Anthony Bertie Logan Murison, Ralph Stanley Muttlebury, Thomas Humphrey Naylor, Ronald Ian Nelson, Edward John Nettlefold, George Douglas Cochrane Newton, Charles George Ashburner Nix, Charles Giesler Norbury, Edward Norman Norman-Butler, Edward Tempest Tunstall North, Roland Thomas Nugent, Francis William Odgers, Lionel Arthur Edward Ollivant, William Cecil Owen, Ronald Wood Paine, Harold Godfrey Palmer, Geoffrey Parker, John Holford Parker, Andrew Louis Paul, Sir Harald Peake, Oswald Pearce-Serocold, Archibald David Barclay Pearson, George Howard Peile, John Trevenen Penrose, Arthur Robert Phelps, Stephen Malcolm Pilkington, Ion Beresford Pite, Frederick Islay Pitman, John Edward Buckingham Pope, David Powell, Eric Walter Powell, Ronald Vanneck Powell, Valentine Pryor Powell, John Robert Charles Priddle, Archibald Selwyn Pryor, John Frecheville Ramsden, William Vandeleur Reeves, Seymour John Romer Reynolds, Robert Eden Richardson, James Philip Clayton Rigby, Charles Rigden, Arthur Cecil Riley, Charles Donald Robertson, John Robertson, Richmond Fothergill Robinson, Henry Richard Rogers, Frank Stanley Di Rose, John Brenchley Rosher, Herbert Guild Ross, Ronald Deane Ross, Charles Samuel Rowley, Walter Leslie Runciman, 2nd Viscount Runciman, Edward Wriothesley Curzon Russell, Algernon Frederick Roland Dudley Ryder, Terence Robert Beaumont Sanders, Ronald Harcourt Sanderson, Sir William Borradaile Savory, 3rd Baronet, Ernest Scott, Ronald Charles Scott Murray, Sir Victor Basil John Seely, 4th Baronet, Kenneth Selby Walker, Ralph Edward Pearce Serocold, Walter Pearce Serocold, Francis Seymour, Horace James Seymour, John Stewart Shearme, Hugh Tempest Sheringham, Charles Chichele Sherring, Lightly Stapleton Simpson, Philip Lionel d'Estouteville Skipwith, Geoffrey Smith, William Frederick Smith, Stuart Edward Smyth, Ralph Martin Soames, Henry Aldwin Guildford Sprigg, Joshua William Squire Sprigge, Edward Geoffrey St Aubyn, Lionel Michael St Aubyn, Samuel Strang Steel, James Alexander Stephen, Robert Cyril Storrs, Sir Richard Home Studholme, Odo Richard Vivian, 3rd Baron Swansea, Frederick Tertius Swanwick, Robert Egerton Swartwout, William Woodthorpe Tarn, Claude Waterhouse Hearn Taylor, George William Taylor, Lionel Arthur Temple, Tetley Ironside Tetley-Jones, Otho Vincent Thomas, Mervyn Thoresby-Jones, Bryan Kenrick Francis Bunbury Tighe, John Alastair Livingston Timpson, John Royce Tomkin, Frederick Roger John Tomlinson, Geoffrey Egerton Tower, William George Towers, George Clark Tozer, Rupert Alexander George Augustus Cambridge, Viscount Trematon, Patrick Arthur Tritton, Julian Corbett Turnbull, Philip Corbett Turnbull, Henry Hawkins Turner, Timothy Martin Tyrrell, Gerald Ritchie Upjohn, Baron Upjohn, Charles William Brabazon Urmston, David Cecil Wynter Verey, Henry Philip Verey, Francis Gerald Walker, Robert Fulton Walker, William Dudley Ward, Nigel Clive Warington Smyth, Michael Henry Warriner, William Lewis Wasbrough, John Conrad Waterlow, Edward John Macartney Watson, Herbert Adolphus Watson, Frederick Kearsley Weaver, Lewis Westmacott, Christopher Lloyd Wharton, John Robert Wharton, Frank Augustus Gobert Whitehead, John Howard Whitlark, Charles Williams, Edward Gordon Williams, Henry John Willis, Denys Arthur Winstanley, Bernard Ridley Winthrop Smith, Arthur Edward Francis Wood, Arthur Bethune Woodd, Cyril Eric Wool-Lewis, Drury Percy Wormald, Reginald Arthur Yeld, and Courtenay Trevelyan Young.

64 cards and letters from Laurence Housman and 54 cards and letters from Katharine E. Symons arranged in a roughly chronological run from 1939 back to 1936. These are interspersed with a few other items [possibly originally enclosures in the surrounding letters], as follows:
Item 20, Typed extract from the A.E.H. notebooks, no date.
Item 38: Typed letter from E. J. Forsdyke, Director of the British Museum, 5 Mar. 1937
Item 66: Copy of a typed letter to Laurence Housman from Desmond MacCarthy, n.d.
Item 93: Photograph of Perry Hall, Bromsgrove
Item 94: Photograph of Fockbury House
Item 116: Typed extract from a poem
Item 117: Notes in Laurence Housman's hand, no date, headed 'From AEH'
Item 120, a letter from Laurence Housman to Gow dated 9 July 1936 is accompanied by an extract
Item 122: Draft in Laurence Housman's hand of an idea for A.E.H. memorial
Item 135: Letter from N. V. H. Symons dated 7 May 1936

Photograph album containing 18 photographs of boat races at Cambridge and Henley, dinner parties, and the costumed cast of an unidentified play, and accompanied by six loose photographs.

The cover features the initials A.S.L. in gilt letters and was provided by Messrs. Stearn who also took nearly all of the photographs. None of the mounted photographs are captioned, but three of the loose photographs carry information on their versos.

The photograph is not captioned, but the menu visible on the table features a photograph that may be the University Trials pairs boat of Lloyd and Cadbury. Blind stamp of Messrs. Stearn Photos, Cambridge at bottom left.

Two photographs, identical, neither one captioned. Possibly the University Trials Pairs races in which Lloyd and Cadbury won each race easily, according to the Boat Club minutes. Blind stamp of Messrs. Stearn Photos, Cambridge at bottom left.

Photograph of the boat during the bumps race against Trinity Hall's 1st boat. A. S. Lloyd was in the 5 seat. Other members of the Trinity boat were: box M. Daffarn, 2. B. A. Fenwick, 3. F. E. Hellyer, 4. W. A. C. Perry, 6. J. B. Rosher, 7. E. D. Clark, stroke H. G. Palmer, and cox D. G. Duff. Blind stamp of Messrs. Stearn Photos Cambridge at bottom left of the photograph.

Two photographs of the boat during the bumps race. A. S. Lloyd was in the 5 seat. Other members of the Trinity boat were: box M. Daffarn, 2. B. A. Fenwick, 3. F. E. Hellyer, 4. W. A. C. Perry, 6. J. B. Rosher, 7. E. D. Clark, stroke H. G. Palmer, and cox D. G. Duff. The photographs are not captioned. Blind stamp of Messrs. Stearn Photos Cambridge at bottom left of the first photograph, and Scott & Wilkinson Photographers, Cambridge on the other.

Photograph of the boat vs King's 2nd boat during the bumps race. A. S. Lloyd was in the 6 seat, and Jawaharlal Nehru was the cox. Other members of the Trinity boat were: bow J. B. Hales, 2. K. G. Groves, 3. L. J. Cadbury, 4. G. H. S. Pinsent, 5. M. Wynne-Jones, 7. W. Hill; and stroke C. S. Fraser. 1st Trinity 4th boat went up four places in these Lent races. Blind stamp of Messrs. Stearn Photos Cambridge at bottom left.

Photograph of the boat vs Selwyn's 2nd boat during the bumps race. A. S. Lloyd was in the 6 seat, and Jawaharlal Nehru was the cox. Other members of the Trinity boat were: bow J. B. Hales, 2. K. G. Groves, 3. L. J. Cadbury, 4. G. H. S. Pinsent, 5. M. Wynne-Jones, 7. W. Hill; and stroke C. S. Fraser. 1st Trinity 4th boat went up four places in these Lent races. Blind stamp of Messrs. Stearn Photos Cambridge at bottom left.

Photograph of eleven men and boys, one of which is wearing a Leighton Park shirt and holding a football. The photograph is not captioned.

Photograph of ten men seated and standing around a dining table in a room full of Trinity photographs and memorabilia.

Photographs of an eight during the bumps race. The photograph is not captioned, but crew listed in the Boat Club minutes: Bow: T. A. M. Hill, 2. S. R. Vereker, 3. B. A. Fenwick, 4. C. F. Burnand, 5. A. S. Lloyd, 6. J. B. Rosher, 7. F. E. Hellyer, Stroke L. J. Cadbury, Cox D. G. Duff. Blind stamp of Messrs. Stearn Photos Cambridge at bottom left of each photograph.

Photograph of nine men, some of whom are in costume. The photograph is not captioned. Blind stamp of Messrs. Stearn Photos Cambridge at the bottom left. Possibly the play the 'Peutar Pottle' produced by members of the Boat Club.

The photograph is not captioned. Possibly the University Trials Pairs races in which Lloyd and Cadbury won each race easily, according to the Boat Club minutes. Blind stamp of Messrs. Stearn Photos, Cambridge at bottom left.

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.

Photograph of a race between the First Trinity eight and Magdalene College eight at Henley Regatta, with spectators in boats in the foreground.

Photograph of a race between First Trinity and Balliol College in the coxwainless four at the Henley Regatta showing one boat near the finish line with some spectators in boats and others on the shore.

Photograph of a race between the First Trinity eight and Corpus Christi Oxford eight at Henley Regatta, with spectators in boats in the foreground.

Photograph of the four has a blind stamp of Messrs. Stearn Photos, Cambridge.

Photograph of First Trinity near the finish line at Henley Regatta, winning the Thames Cup against Kingston, with spectators in boats in the foreground. Caption below photograph, in ink. Blind stamp of Messrs Stearn Photos Cambridge at bottom left corner.

Two photographs of the boat during the bumps race. A. S. Lloyd was in the 6 seat. Other members of the Trinity boat were: bow L. J. Cadbury, 2. P. B. Freeman, 3. F. E. Hellyer, 4. S. R. Vereker, 5. E. Donaldson, 7. P. T. Foyster, stroke G. A. Carver, and cox C. H. Beves. The photograph is not captioned. Blind stamp of Messrs. Stearn Photos Cambridge at bottom left of each photograph.

Two photographs of the boat during the bumps race. A. S. Lloyd was in the 6 seat, and Jawaharlal Nehru was the cox. Other members of the Trinity boat were: bow J. B. Hales, 2. K. G. Groves, 3. L. J. Cadbury, 4. G. H. S. Pinsent, 5. M. Wynne-Jones, 7. W. Hill; and stroke C. S. Fraser. 1st Trinity 4th boat went up four places in these Lent races. The photograph is not captioned. Blind stamp of Messrs. Stearn Photos Cambridge at bottom left of each photograph.

This is a group of photographs mounted on paper, many of which are signed by Mayland. It is conjectured that these photographs were originally gathered together in an album.

Images of Trinity College and environs, on disbound sheets with photographs pasted down on both sides.

6 disbound album pages with one photograph on the verso and recto of each except for one with a photograph on the recto only, accompanied by the endpaper with 'Susie Elphinstone 1899' at top, in the same hand as the captions. The photographs carry the blind stamp of Messrs Stearn Photos: Cambridge.

Photograph album depicting buildings and landscapes at Trinity College Cambridge as well as boat races and Cambridge University teams from Ehrlich's years at Trinity, 1902-1905. Eight additional pages of photographs and a loose caricature appear to be dated after his departure from Trinity.

The identified items include photographs of holidays in Wales in 1934, Yorkshire in 1935, France in 1936, and Austria in 1937, as well as ‘home scenes’ and Neild’s school at Abinger Hill, in Surrey. They show Neild himself, as well as various family members and friends.