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History of coinage referring to Philip Grierson, fellow of Gonville and Caius College.

1954 matriculants. Signed by: Bill Heald, John Bancroft, Roger Knight, Mike Alpen, John Kirkham, Jack Eames, Sandy Skinner and Sandy MacDonald Smith

Including particulars of sale for land in Battersea, annual reports of the settlement, programme for concert in aid of College mission and settlement, invitation to laying of foundation stone for mission building, circulars soliciting support and donations for mission settlement ; receipt for donation to Engineering Laboratory; class lists; Perse commemoration seating plan; papers on the Tutorial fund; paper and correspondence on the Salomons scholarship; paper and letters regarding compulsory Chapel; College rules; memorial regarding candidates for Holy Orders.

With a photograph of Christophe Grillet.

Consisting of Debating Society term-card, Lent 1914; postcards of rowing, Gate of Humility, Tree Court (x2), Gate of Honour; and Kitchen department tariff Book, October 1913

Incomplete runs of the following publications - College prospectus c.1980; Amalgamted Clubs fixture lists, 1960-1966; Amalgamated Clubs rules, undated; Date card for College meetings, 1961-1971;Form of Service for Commemoration of benefactors, 1936; Chapel term card, 1960-66; Chapel services booklet, 1985; A Short History of Gonville and Caius College Chapel by Hugh Montefiore; Chapel Letter, 1961-72; Dean's letter and Notes, 1960; Junior Members Directory, 1971-75; Library booklets, 1970-74; College Regulations and General Information, 1961-74; Junior Members Guide, 1968-72.

Comprising: pictures of Dean, Jack MacDonald and Caius flag; boat burning ceremony 2001; boat naming ceremony (the John Lehman) and other portraits of benefactor (John Lehman?) and the Master, Neil McKendrick; men's coxless four in action (c. 2001? venue?); cox and stroke in action in 1999 Lents Men's Headship; Men's 2000 VIII Headship; Women's 2nd May VIII 2000, after bumping; Women's Mays Headship 2000; Men's VIII in action (date?); contact sheets of Ben Schott photos of Master and benefactor (Tom Lehman?)

Including a letter to Joachim Whaley, fellow of Caius, regarding the College, a card from an evening reception, a Communion card, a notice and orders of service for funeral and memorial services.

Both contained in an album, and loose. Including one group image labelled 'Cambridge crew, 1866', with names pencilled on reverse. Some names annotated in album do not appear to match photos. Some pictures unidentified or noted by nickname only.

These two bundles of miscellaneous papers are an artificial collection, mainly correspondence, but also off-prints, telegrams and certificates, that at some point have been gathered together and scanned.

They include:

mss. notes on admission of women to Caius College;

letters of congratulation on election to International Court including 'highly valued letter from Max Huber';

letter re award of Manley O. Hudson Medal;

'Times' article on South Tirol;

United Nations General Assembly records;

letter from Lambeth Palace to R.Y. Jennings re Lord McNair's speech in House of Lords;

letters from H.A. Smith, Cecil J.B. Hurst; Norman Birkett; Courtney Kenny; William Geldart; Foreign Office; University of Brussels; Sir Frank Pollock; John Sankey;

correspondence with Sir George Coldstream re lawyers in Israel and Cyprus;

telegram re election to Fellowship at Caius and correspondence with W.W. Buckland and Hugh Kerr Anderson;

Honorary Degree from Oxford programme;

Lord McNair's application for the Whewell Professorship;

certificate from Royal Academy of Belgium (Associate); University of Liverpool

Including images of Harvey Court and its gardens, students walking through the Gate of Virtue, Hall, students in the bar, Gonville Court and the Bateman auditorium, a student playing a piano in the Senior Parlour, and a supervision being led by Dr Jo Whaley.

The Archive collects and accepts donations of items which illustrate a cross-section of College life, and which might not normally survive as part of the official record, for example posters, menu cards, published material about the College or Caians, and artefacts, such as ties and stamps.

Statistics for the College admissions process

Sample correspondence, advertisements and circulation lists