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A5 magazine, white cover with the badge of the school on the cover; 59 pages; contents listed on the inside cover: Editorial, This Year's President, Annual Dinner, Annual General Meeting and O.O. Day, Regional Meetings, School News, JW and HYH, O.O. News, Engagements, Marriages, Births, Deaths, Obituaries, New Members, Change of Address, Masonic Lodge, Notices, Diary Dates, Golf; with a portrait of J.G. Heron, a letter from Dr. Doncaster to the father of J.S. Padley

Bound Copy of several Old Oakhamian Issues; red, hard cover; with a library stamp, the accession code 10883 and the code 8JNX

A5 magazine named The Oakhamian, stappled; 26 pages; contents on the inside cover: School News, Avete, House Transferts, Valete, Speech Day, Agamemnon, Problem Corner, A Study in Genius, the Lambeth Conference, Belfast Unmasked, Castle Excavations, "21" Club, O.S.M.A.S., R=The Field Society, Philatelic Society, C.C.F., Shooting, Scout Notes, Cricket, Cricket in Niue, Junior Sports, Football Fixtures, O.O. News; with a photograph of Speech day 1958 and a photograph of the inspection of the corps by Colonel GHW Goode

Bound copy of several Oakhamian Magazine; hard, black cover; with a library label and the code 8JNX

Bound copy of several Oakhamian Magazine; hard, brown cover

Several loose leaf pages from a 1919 photo album including photographs of School House, 'after school fire' group, Tudor House Boughton, 1st XV, Burleigh ponds and 3 other views, Old Hall, Corner of dining room, School House quad, 'Pearse 120 not out' , Lord French inspecting OTC, St John's Cambridge, group in School House quad (very faded), Long Dormitory 1919, Munty (dog), Coates 1919, 'after a bathe' 1919 ; School House entrance and three various views, Market Place, swimming group, F.C.Dwyer, general view of Oakham, 1st XI cricket 1919 or 1920, and C.F.Bayley. Pages have cotton binding still attached. (scan 00388), (scan 00386), (scan 00383), (scan 00389), (scan 00384), (scan 00385)

A photograph of the boys in Junior House in 1913 under the Housemaster Frank Chapman. The name 'Fritham House' is written on the back.