Black and white postcard of the Hall looking towards the staircase and gallery (photograph by Walter Scott).
Colour postcard showing the Pepys Building (photograph by Gerry Bye).
Colour postcard showing the Pepys Library (photograph by Gerry Bye).
Black and white postcard showing the exterior of the old Master's Lodge (designed by John Buckler in 1835 and demolished in 1966) (photograph by Walter Scott).
Colour postcard showing High Table set for a special dinner with the candles lit (photograph by K.W.P. Miller).
Colour postcard showing the River Cam by the Fellows' Garden taken from Quayside (photograph by K.W.P. Miller).
Colour postcard showing three images of Magdalene College houses - an internal spiral staircase, bicycles in the village, and a window box (photograph by K.W.P. Miller).
Sepia postcard showing a view along Magdalene Street of the front of the college, the gates, the shops on the opposite site and a horse drawn cart going along the street (F. Frith & Co).
Black and white postcard showing First Court (photograph by Ramsey & Muspratt).
Colour postcard showing portrait of T.S. Eliot by Percy Wyndham Lewis (1949).
Postcard showing colour drawing of the shops on Magdalene Street next to the Pickerel Inn.
Postcard showing colour drawing of the shops on Magdalene Street and corner leading to Northampton Street.
Postcard showing five colour photographs of First Court with the buildings covered in ivy before it was removed in the mid 1950s. This is a long postcard about the size of two normal postcards.
Postcard showing colour drawings of Magdalene Street from the Bridge to the corner with Northampton Street. This is a long postcard about the size of two normal postcards.
Postcard showing a colour photograph of the Peckard Arms and the green snake on the gates at the entrance to River Court.
Postcard showing a colour reproduction of the cartoon of A.C. Benson that appeared in Vanity Fair [see MCWA/A/7].
Postcard showing a colour reproduction of the cartoon of Lord Martin Bladen Hawke that appeared in Vanity Fair.
Postcard showing a sepia photograph of River Court (photograph by Derek Langley).
Postcard showing a black and white photograph of the Hall looking towards the staircase and gallery (Stengel & Co Post Card Publishers).