This is a faded image of Choristers walking towards the camera along the path adjacent to the Back Lawn, with Clare College in the background

This is a full length studio portrait of the three boys wearing white gowns.

This item includes a list of names and 2 snapshots of A.H. Mann and the Vice-Chancellor on the same occasion.

This item includes a list of names.

This item includes a list of names.

This item comprises 2 group photographs and a list of names.

This item comprises 5 snapshots of Choristers wearing swimming trunks, playing in water, and wrapped in towels after a swim. It also contains lists of names.

This item comprises 2 photographs and a list of names.

This item comprises 2 photographs and a list of names.

This is a snapshot showing Choristers walking away from the camera across the King's College bridge towards the Gibbs Building.

This item includes a list of names on a separate sheet.

This printed score is inscribed by A.H. Mann with the date, his signature and 'A Christmas Wish From Yours Faithfully'.

These images are snapshots stuck onto a sheet of paper, with labels underneath. They comprise:
- Choristers in walking along West Road, 'Hersee and Harrison leading', 1925
- A.H. Mann at the Whit Monday annual party on the Chapel roof, 1923
- Eric Milner-White in front of the Chapel
- A.H. Mann, Margaret Jelf, and 'Hersee' on the Chapel roof, 1925
- small and faded photograph of Choristers, 1925.

Four photographs are stuck to a sheet of paper, one with a label underneath. The first is a studio portrait of Leo Covey-Crump, Lewis Covey-Crump, and A.T.L. Covey-Crump, taken in 1920. The three other photographs are untitled snapshots of the boys.

Five photographs are stuck to a sheet of paper, with labels underneath. They comprise:
- A.P. Banham, A. Covey-Crump, D. Nott. Christmas 1920
- 'Dear old Grey (in his Sunday frock coat)'
- 'C.M. Barlow, ? Lewis Covey-Crump (about 1918)'
- 'Lewis Covey-Crump 1913-1921 (Head boy 1918-21)'
- 'H.R.H. Prince Edward of Wales and Provost Durnford. 1920'.

This is an enlarged modern reprint of an image on KCPH/2/2/1/33.

This is an enlarged modern reprint of a studio portrait of H.G. Banham wearing a gown, top hat and Eton collar.

This is a group photograph of A.H. Mann, A.H. Goodliffe, F.A. Goodliffe and W.A. Goodliffe, standing on the Chapel steps.

This is a studio portrait showing E.G. Massy Collier wearing a gown, top hat and Eton collar.

This is a full length studio portrait showing the Covey-Crump brothers wearing gowns, top hats and Eton collars.

This is a photocopy of the original which had belonged to A.H. Mann. It has manuscript annotations and the signatures of A.H. Mann and J. D. Nott, who was Senior Chorister.

This newspaper report, from 'The Morning Post' describes the music played and sung at the Founder's Day service, and the Founder's Feast which followed.

This is a photocopied article written by Christopher Hussey in 'Country Life'. It was published in three editions, with the subtitles: '1447-1530'; 'The Screen'; and 'The Choir'. The photographs in the article are not included.

Two copies of a typed Order of Service with a prayer of thanks for the 'building and successive enlargements of the School and for the completion of its fiftieth year of life and service'.

This item includes a list of names.