Five versions of the memoir, "Reminiscences of Selwyn College 1938-1950, seen from 1993 by Leonard Forster". These include one handwritten copy, one draft version with corrections, one better copy, proof-read by Nicholas Cranfield, a further good copy and a smaller-sized version which had been sent by Mr Bryan for use in the College History; The memoir includes descriptions of Fellows at Selwyn, the College routine before and after the second world war, rationing and the first May Ball in 1948:; also 2 bound copies of Forster's lectures: Poetry of significant nonsense - an inaugural lecture (1962) and The man who wanted to know everything - the 1980 Bithell Memorial lecture (1981)