Postcard showing a colour aerial photograph of First Court looking towards the Old Library, Chapel and Hall.
Postcard showing a colour photograph of First Court (Dennis Postcard).
Postcard showing a sepia photograph of First Court with ivy on the walls (F. Frith & Co Ltd).
Postcard showing a colour photograph of First Court looking towards the Hall with flowers in the foreground.
Black and white postcard of First Court (c. pre 1950s as the ivy is still on the buildings).
Postcard showing a black and white photograph of First Court with ivy on the walls (Stengel & Co Post Card Publishers).
Postcard showing a black and white photograph of First Court without any ivy on the walls (Ramsey & Muspratt).
Postcard showing a colour drawing of Frist Court with ivy on the walls, a scholar in gown and mortar board walking across the Court and the Coat of Arms of the College (The Wrench Series).
Postcard showing a colour reproduction of the cartoon of Charles Stewart Parnell that appeared in Vanity Fair [see MCWA/A/81].
Postcard showing a colour reproduction of the cartoon of Charles Kingsley that appeared in Vanity Fair.
Black and white postcard of an old photograph showing the crossroads of Magdalene Street, Castle Street, and Northampton Street.
Postcard showing an aerial colour photograph of Benson Court. This is a long postcard about the size of two normal postcards.
Colour postcard Architectural Perspectives View from Magdalene Bridge (artwork by A.E. Philip Veall).
Colour postcard Architectural Perspectives River Court (artwork by A.E. Philip Veall).
Colour postcard Architectural Perspectives Punting near Magdalene Bridge (artwork by A.E. Philip Veall).
Colour postcard Architectural Perspectives Pepys Building (artwork by A.E. Philip Veall).
Colour postcard Architectural Perspectives First Court (artwork by A.E. Philip Veall).
Colour postcard Architectural Perspectives Benson Court (artwork by A.E. Philip Veall).
Postcard showing a colour reproduction of the cartoon of A.C. Benson that appeared in Vanity Fair [see MCWA/A/7].
Black and white blank postcard showing two crews on the river.
Lettering at foot of engraving: "The Portraicture of the Most Illustrious & Noble William of Nassau Prince of Orange, etc. born 1627 and married 23 May 1641.”
The publication line is cropped from the lower edge.
Van de Weyer, Jean Sylvain (1802-1874), diplomat