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Bound copy of several Oakhamian Magazine; hard, black cover

A5 magazine, stappled; 24 pages; bordered cover with contents: Roll of Honour, School Notes, the Concert, School Games Fund-Balance sheet for 1915, Sieves, Murphy and his Mules, Extract from a Letter from the Front, List of Old Oakhamians serving in the war, Football

A5 magazine named "The Oakhamian", stappled; 34 pages; contents listed on the inside cover: Editorial, School Notes, O.T.C., Athletics, Fooball, Cricket Prospects, Society Notes, Strasbourg Cathedral, On Missing Tea, Spring, In the Clutches of the Foe, The New Boy who Won Through, Youth and Spring, The Call of the Sea, Lines to a Crafty Septuagenarian, Fog, A Country Cottage, On the Musical Propensities of VI Classical, Howlers, Answers to Correspondents, Cambridge Letter, O.O. News, Correspondence, Acknowledgements, Games Committee Balance Sheet; initials "T.H.W." hand-written on the cover

A5 magazine named "The Oakhamian", stappled; 30 pages; contents listed on the inside cover: Editorial, School Notes, O.T.C., Athletics, Football, Football Retrospect, The Duel, On Letter Writing, A Simple Story, The Victoria Falls, Gulliver among the Gol Fars, Scents, Action, Certificate Y Paper, Cargoes, Putting the Weight, Howlers, Cambridge Letter, Irish Cathedrals, O.O. News, Correspondence, Acknowledgements, Games Committee Balance Sheet; name "Worthington" hand-written on the cover; wih a drawing of the Chapel

A5 magazine, stappled; pages numbered 18 to 32; cover missing; School Notes, Fives, the School Museum, the Memorial Chapel, Steeplechase Races, the Sports, the Plays, Lectures, Correspondence, Games Account for 1924; with a photograph of the Chapel from the Dormitory

Bound copy of several Oakhamian Magazine; hard, black cover

A blank post card showing a procession leaving All Saints' Church on Speech Day in 1924, published by Heawood & Son, Melton Mowbray and Oakham.

A blank post card showing the Dr Theodore Woods, Bishop of Winchester, laying the foundation stone on Speech Day, in 1924. The post card was published by Heawood & Son, Melton Mowbray and Oakham.