The volume is a ruled notebook marked '1927-III' and mostly comprises diary entries (many concern Glen Byam Shaw and Stephen Tennant).

It also includes:

- prose passages: /27v-30r. 'A letter to Stephen which he will never read'; /74v-76r. 'An example of the way Stephen is discussed and interpreted by the 'Wilsford Party''; /106r-106v. 'Stephen's 'Nannie''.

- a list of number of words written: /2r.

- a list of persons 'Copies of Heart's Journey [sent] to': /2v.

- a list of monies spent, including Christmas presents: /2v.

- a list of social engagements and locations of nights spent away from home: /1v.

- pasted in photographs: /2r. Image of Stephen Tennant sitting on a rug with a parrot; /28v. Stephen Tennant holding his face between his hands; pasted over text obscured with ink; /74r. Stephen Tennant in shirt and tie with arms outstretched; /90r. Stephen Tennant with his bust by [Sir Jacob] Epstein; /104r. 'Stephen in his 8th year' in a dress with necklace, bracelets and head-ribbon; /109v. 'Stephen and his mother' seated on ?the deck of a ship; /110r. 'Rex Whistler, 'Nannie', and Stephen' (Switzerland, 1926) standing in snow in front of a building; /133v. View of the house at Wilsford; /134r. Image of Stephen Tennant sitting on cushions with a parrot on his shoulder.

- pasted in press cuttings: /Front cover inside. re bequests made by Leo Francis Howard Schuster; /77v. Advertisement for a production of 'And So To Bed'; /Back cover inside. 'Sir Francis Rose [and Gabriel Aitkin] in a car crash'.

N.B. Enclosures and a detached folio are to be found in a separate envelope. The foliation is the archivist's.