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A printed copy of "The Book of Oakham School" with register by Headmaster Walter Lee Sargant. Contents include a preface, the foundation and the early years of Oakham School, lists of Governors, Headmasters and Ushers, of Exhibitioners and two register s, 1836-1874 and 1971-1906.

Edition of "The Book of Oakham School", by Walter Lee Sargant. Contents include the foundation and earlier history of Oakham School, and lists of Governors, Headmasters, Ushers and Exhibitioners. 29 pages.

Old Oakhamian Calendar, published in 1910. Cover with contents: Editorial; Members of the Old Oakhamian Club - 1910; Old Oakhamian Notes; Old Boys' Matches; O.O. Club Accounts. Seven double-pages A to G.

A photo album containing several photographs of the School buildings, including the interior of the Old School, the School House quad, a Physical Laboratory, The School House, School House dining hall and new changing rooms, Doncaster Close, the Gymnasium (now Queen Anne).

Print out of the photograph of St Bees' 1908 Cricket team.

Issue of The Old Oakhamian Calendar. Contents: Editorial, Members of the Old Oakhamian Club 1910, Old Oakhamian Notes, Old Boys' Matches, O.O. Club Accounts; with hand-written notes on the Members list.

Old Oakhamian Calendar, published in 1913. Cover with contents: Editorial; Members of the Old Oakhamian Club - 1913; Old Oakhamian Notes; Old Boys' Matches; O.O. Club Accounts.

Issue of The Old Oakhamian Calendar. Contents: Editorial, Members of the Old Oakhamian Club 1910, Old Oakhamian Notes, Old Boys' Matches, O.O. Club Accounts; with hand-written notes on the Members list.

A letter from Colin Edgar to Dr Joe Spence, Headmaster, enclosing "The Humf Letters".
"The Humf Letters" is a work by Colin Edgar, compiling letters sent by Lt. Douglas Herbert Washington Humfrey to Betty Dawes from the front during the First World War.

The script of the short play "The Humf Letters", based on Colin and Anne Edgar's work compiling letters sent from the Western front by Douglas Humfrey to Betty Dawes. The play was written by Year 12 Drama A-level pupils of St Bartholomew's School, Newbury.