The volume is a ruled notebook, marked '1924 III', and mostly comprises diary entries on Sassoon's motoring tour with John Philbin. They include accounts of visits to Garsington (home of Lady Ottoline Morrell) and Max Gate, Dorchester (home of Thomas Hardy), where T.E. Lawrence and H.M. Tomlinson were also guests: /3v-15r, and an account of a stay with Ruth and Henry Head: /17v-18v.

The volume also includes:

- drafts of poetry: /32v-33v. 'An industrial landscape'; /34r. 'At the Grave of Henry Vaughan'; /34r-36r. 'A Ruined Castle', later called 'Cary Castle'; /37v. untitled, later called 'The Cerne Giant'; /38v. 'Stonehenge'; /39v. 'The Grandeur of Ghosts'.

- lists of distances between towns on his driving tours of the Midlands, East Anglia and South Wales: /1v-2r.

- a list of locations of nights spent away on his driving tour: /2v.

- a quotation: George Moore, '...head like a dumpling with onion sauce over it': /13r.

- a pasted in press cutting entitled 'Kaiser's nephew married' (largely worn away): /30r.

- a list of monies spent: /36v.

N.B. From folio /32 entries resume from the back of the notebook. A detached folio is to be found in a separate envelope. The foliation is the archivist's.