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Magazine named "The Old Oakhamian", on paper, stappled; 4 pages; contents: Annual Dinner, Old Oakhamian Fund, Cricket, Football and Golf, School Notes, Births, Deaths and Marriages, O.O. Notes, New Members, Changes of Address, Notices, School Football Fixtures, Correspondence

Magazine named "The Old Oakhamian", on paper, stappled; 4 pages; contents: Annual Dinner, Old Oakhamian Fund, Cricket, Football & Golf, School Notes, Births, Marriages and Deaths, O.O. Notes, Notices, School Football Fixtures, Correspondence

Magazine The Old Oakhamian, in paper; 4 pages; Contents: Editorial, Annual Dinner, Old Oakhamian Fund, Cricket, Football, Golf, School Notes, Old Oakhamian Notes, Births, Marriages & Deaths, Obituary, Correspondence, Notices, School Football Fixtures, New Members; owned by Terence Treanor

Magazine The Old Oakhamian, in paper; 6 pages; Contents: Editorial, Annual General Meeting, Annual Dinners, The Golfing Society, War Memorial Fund, School News, O.O. Notes, Births, Marriages and Deaths, Obituaries, New Members, Changes of Addresses, Record of Old Oakhamians in the Forces, Notices

Magazine named "The Old Oakhamian", on paper, stappled; 8 pages; contents: Editorial, The Annual Dinner, Quinquennial Meeting, Regional Meetings, O.O. Golfing Society, School News, O.O. Notes, Engagements, Births, Marriages, Deaths, Obituaries, Notices, Correspondence; with a loose document: list of new members and changes of address; owned by Terence Treanor

A5 magazine, stappled; 24 pages; bordered cover with contents: School Notes, Officers' Training Corps, a Son of Empire, Mr. A.C. Johnson, Late Hereditary Trustee, the Concert, Rome, Wild Nature's Way, Caravan and Camera, Football, Correspondence

A photocopy of the entry for Rev B.N. Turner in Nichols's literary history book "Illustration of Literature", pp.140-194. Pages are numbered A to AB.

An edition of the Rutland Record in which features an article by Brian Needham entitled 'Oakham School's Masters and Ushers 1584-1875', p. 66 - 79.

A5 magazine, green cover; 18 pages; contents listed on the cover: Editorial, Members of the Old Oakhamian Club 1920, Letter from the Headmaster with Plan, Old Oakhamian Notes, Old Boys' Matches; with some hand-written amendements to the Members's list

A collection of documents relating to the BAFS Pavilion, built on Doncaster Close, on the site of the original cricket pavilion. It was opened on 24 May 2014, on Speech Day, by Mike Gatting. It was named BAFS after O.O. Brian Smith (‘54), captain of the school’s unbeaten first Rugby XV, Hockey XI and Cricket XI teams.