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Printed forms giving the date, name of pupil and then the amount owed under headings including: bedmaker, butler, coals, College servant, degree fees, laundress, porter, rent, steward, tutor, bookseller, cook, druggist, grocer, hatter, housekeeper, painter and glazier, tailor, upholsterer.

Fellows were forbidden to marry. When the ban was lifted in 1882 Arthur Peskett was the first to get married.

Five pages from a scrapbook:

Page 1 - nine carte de visite size portraits of the following undergraduates who were friends of Poyser:
A. E. Bellars; H.W. Emerson; W.A. Mandall; Arthur de Courcy Cranstoun Charles; D.S. Carey; J.S. Smith; R. Leach; H.A. MacMichael; N.M. Fergusson

Page 2 - two pages from a book pasted in showing a view of Magdalene College in c. 1688 and an aerial photo of the College from 1919

Page 3 - eight carte de visite size portraits of the following undergraduates:
C.R.I. Johnson; B.C. de W. Siffken; W.H. Charlesworth; H.L. Gwyer; W.R. Lucas; J.A. Mandall; H. Howe; G.K. Leach

Page 4 - Bumps crew by the bank of the Cam with oars raised and flag flying with crowd behind and photograph of a group of eight friends sitting in chairs and on cushions outside with trees and the river behind

Page 5 - carte de visite size portraits of G.K. Leach and C.S. Monson; a page cut from a book and pasted in showing a drawing of Mr F.C. Wallis and another page pasted in of a cartoon of F.C. Wallis and underneath is written 'Freddie Wallis, well known surgeon London'.

Parties: (1) Mary Brace (2) George Ward

Power of attorney to receive possession.

Power of attorney - Thomas Stancliff, John Stancliff junior, and William Stancliff to deliver possession to William Webb, Richard Webster, and William Smith.

Power of attorney from Christopher Seamen, Thomas Seamen and William Seamen to Thomas Bastard and William Browning to deliver possession to Roger Thompson and Robert Thompson. With livery of seisin endorsed.

Power of attorney from John Smith to Christopher Rose to receive possession of land at Longstanton.

Power of attorney from Christopher Seamen, William Seamen, and Thomas Seamen to Henry Crouche and Thomas Edwards to take possession for their use of land in Longstanton. With livery of seisin endorsed.

Power of attorney from Edward Breese to Thomas Bastard and others to deliver possession to George Pickering of a messuage in Longstanton. With livery of seisin endorsed.

Power of attorney from Henry Hargrave to George Palgrave to deliver possession to Edward Breese of land in Longstanton.

Colour postcard showing portrait of T.S. Eliot by Percy Wyndham Lewis (1949).

Colour postcard showing the River Cam by the Fellows' Garden taken from Quayside (photograph by K.W.P. Miller).

Colour postcard showing the Pepys Library (photograph by Gerry Bye).

Black and white postcard of the Pepys Library (photograph by Edward Leigh).

Colour postcard showing the Pepys Cloister (photograph by K.W.P. Miller).

Colour postcard showing the Pepys Building (photograph by Gerry Bye).

Black and white postcard of the Pepys Building (photograph by Edward Leigh).

Colour postcard showing the Pepys Building (Jarrolds, Printers).

Black and white postcard of the Pepys Building (photograph by Edward Leigh).

Colour postcard showing the Pepys Building (photograph by K.W.P. Miller).

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 a details from a manuscript in the Pepys Library showing the Mary Rose.

Colour postcard showing the Lutyens Building (photograph by K.W.P. Miller).