With a copy of the poem ''Gray on the Death of West'' [nd].
This series relates to the gift of Thomas Cecil, 1st Earl of Exeter and Baron Burghley, of property in Peterborough and Eye of the yearly value of 120 pounds to Master and Fellows.
The two rent charges were payable on Oxney Farm in the parish of St John the Baptist, Peterborough (formerly the cell of Oxney, part of the monastery of Peterborough), and on Tanholt Farm, Eye, near Peterborough.
Concerns the endowment of the Exeter Foundation - Letters patent of James I granting a licence to Thomas, Earl of Exeter, to give property of yearly value of 120 pounds to Master and Fellows.
Includes mounted photographs and captions.
Poster for the exhibtion and leaflet containing information about college silver, history of silver markings in Britain and brief summary of paintings hanging in Hall. Also a brief history of the College silver.
Leaflet containing information about college silver, history of silver markings in Britain and brief summary of paintings hanging in Hall.
Invitation to exhibition [undated].
Invitation to exhibition.
Leaflet advertising the exhibition and including notes on the items on display.