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Summarises financial transactions concerning College accounts

Extracts from Council Memoranda concerning a report on the College Archives by C. A. F. Meekings, Assistant Keeper of the Public Records, 1945-51; Notes on Archives staffing and provisions, 2002;

Legal and administrative records.

LP's file on the Jesus College art collection, including exhibition catalogues, posters, invitations, draft invitations list for private views, handwritten notes and typescript report describing the Art Fund project in 1954-55, which included a loan from Henry Moore

Papers and correspondence relating to Bawden's bequest to the College including correspondence relating to a watercolour painting of the chimney by Hugh Casson.

Summer blazer of the Amalgamated Club. White with narrow red and black stripes. Black cock on a red ball over gold crown, with red letters J.C.A.C. under on the breast pocket. Brass buttons. Formerly property of D.F.L. Mills (adm. 1924)

Three items of tupperware, branded with the College coat of arms, originally available for sale in the Roost cafe.

Receipt for various repairs and building works carried out around college between October 1874 and June 1875 by Walter Flack (Snr), plumber glazier and painter, formerly of 6 Silver Street, now at 26 St Andrews Street. Total cost 63 13s 6d. Works include:

• Knotting, priming and painting casements (D staircase)
• Painting plate twice and writing on 'Porters Lodge'
• Repairing hand glasses
• Knotting and priming new work to the gates leading to the grove, and painting and varnishing gates
• Knotting, priming, and painting new sash and lattice work for windows all around college (including new building, cloisters, and Chimney)
• Cleaning down, knotting, and painting sashes and bars at the windows of the new building
• Cleaning down and painting pipes, casements, ladders, lamps, iron fences, gate from new building to Fellows' Garden,
• Puttying and painting window casements
• Burning off paint, repainting, and varnishing door to Master's Garden, kitchen door, and door to the Fellows' Garden
• Washing and whitening ceiling and masking, plastering, and distempering walls in the Porters' Lodge and the Fellows' WC in garden
• Cleaning and painting door and window frames in the Cricket Room and Fellows' closets
• Cleaning down, puttying, and painting sky lights over both the Young Men's WCs, and washing and whitening the walls
• Cleaning and varnishing seats
• Cleaning and priming door and window of Shoeblacks Place

Receipt for various repairs and building works carried out in the Master's Lodge in June 1875 by Walter Flack (Snr), plumber glazier and painter, formerly of 6 Silver Street, now at 26 St Andrews Street. Total cost £21 6s 6d. Works include:

• Cleaning and varnishing sashes in drawing room, bedroom
• Knotting and priming sashes in drawing room
• Painting new beading on windows in bedroom and study
• Installing, knotting, priming, and painting new sash inside green bedroom
• Knotting, priming, graining, and varnishing sash in dressing room and bedroom
• Cleaning and painting work around windows in large hall
• Washing and whitening ceiling and walls to kitchen, pantry, skullery, larder, and cellar, and mending with plaster
• Washing and whitening ceiling of state room and ceiling and walls of entrance lobby and housekeeper's room
• Cleaning down and polishing part of the clothes horse steps
• Painting ironwork in scullery
• Painting, marbling, and varnishing chimneypiece
• Cleaning off and blinding lead lights
• Cleaning down and painting one set of Venetian blinds

Includes copy of College calendar with image of St. Radegund to front, opening to map of north east Cambridge titled 'the home waters of Jesus College Boat Club' and highlighting landmarks and buildings in north east Cambridge, Barnwell, Chesterton and Fen Ditton, 29th November 1928;

With transcripts and translations

White china with basic blue willow pattern and floral pattern. Embellished with red and yellow hand painted decoration. Fruit plate on stand, 24cm diameter, 11.5cm high; Two dinner plates, 22.5cm diameter.

Cambridge Higher Grade Boys' School, Melbourne Place. @Received of the Bursar of Jesus the sum of five Pounds two Shilings 0 Pence in payment of fees and books to September 30, 1915 (Jesus Choirboys).