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A black and white photograph of the first eight crew on the river in Zurich. The picture is annotated in blue ink including a title that reads 'Zurich July 1937'. Each crew member has signed their name against their picture including:

Brian Coulton, Dick Coulton, David Fairbairn, Dick Corbert Ward, Alan Burrough, Ian Langton, Evan Williams, Bill Milne, Jack Mossop, Norman Elliott, Arthur[?]

The first eight crew flew into Zurich to take part in an international regatta. On the first day they finished second in an event that was won by F. C. S. Ruderklub of Zurich. They won on the second day in an event where the Mannheim club finished second.

A black and white photograph of two young men outside of the boathouse. One is wearing a suit, the other is wearing a Jesus College Boat Club cap.

A black and white photograph of two men talking outside a boat club doorway.

A black and white photograph of two men standing outside a tent. One man is wearing a waistcoat and cap and is looking at the camera, the other man is wearing shorts and t-shirt and a sun hat, and is facing side-on to the other man.

A mounted black and white photograph of two crew members, one in a Boat Club blazer, standing inside a boat tent. Possibly taken at Henley.

A black and white photograph of two boys playing tug of war outside the boathouse.

A black and white photograph of three men in boat club attire being served drinks by a waitress with a tray.

A sepia photograph of The Weld Boathouse at Harvard University on the Charles River in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Annotation on the back of the photograph reads:

Transcript

the Weld boat house. All sculling is done from here. There are frequently twenty or thirty boats to be seen out in front at once, and over a hundred people must scull every day.

A sepia photograph of the Newell Boathouse on the Charles river in Boston, Massachusetts.

Annotation on the back of the photograph reads:

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The river with the Newell, or varsity, boat house on the right. As at Oxford, nearly all the eights go out from here. There are no other varsity boat houses except the Weld.

A sepia photograph of a boat called the Leviathan, a teaching boat, on the Charles river in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Annotation on the back of the photograph reads:

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The Leviathan again. This is probably the second day of rowing for these absolute beginners. The work doesn't seem to be too heavy, and I am told that the beginners like it.

A sepia photograph of a boat called the Leviathan on the Charles river in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Annotation on the back of the photograph reads:

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Another view of the Leviathan in action.

A black and white photograph of the Jesus College Boathouse changing room sinks. The sinks are situated below a window and clothes are hanging on pegs to the side.

A black and white photograph of a boat under the Bridge of Sighs in Cambridge.

A black and white photograph of the Jesus College Boathouse changing room with clothes hanging up on pegs.

A black and white photograph of the Jesus College Boathouse changing room showing a row of pegs with clothes on and sinks in the background.

A black and white photograph of swans on the river outside boathouses. The boathouse is the Victorian building that was destroyed by fire in 1932.

A photograph of Steve Fairbairn superimposed above Jesus College Boathouse. Annotation on the back reads:

'Can you take out the slight mark under the left hand side of the face'

A large black and white photograph of seven men in Boat Club caps standing outside the tents at Henley Regatta. Percy is pictured second from the left.