I want to Count the Bottles - Edward Nelson (B52)
CB03-208
Autobiography. With inscription
Image and Myth - Richard Walker (SH71)
CB03-210
Art
Home from the Hill - Hilary Hook (C36)
CB03-211
Inscribed by Robin Whicker
South 30
CB03-212
With profile of Paul Hyland by Sean Street
Inky Foot
CB03-213
Award-winning entries from the 1997 WH Smith Young Writers' Competion (with entry - 'Jacky' - from Madeline Price (Ma02)
Death of a Gift Horse - Collected Poems of Nigel Ferguson (C67)
CB03-214
Poetry
You could'ner make it up! - David Lee (S78)
CB03-215
Football (Stoke City
Honey Farmer at Large - Oliver Field (C53)
CB03-216
Autobiography. With inscription
Rugby Football for Schools - J.T. Hankinson
CB03-220
Photos by Rev Canning and YES Kirkpatrick Donated by Mrs Jo Furber (niece) (+ 2, including a 1958 edition)
Hockey for Schools - J.T. Hankinson
CB03-221
Photographs by YES Kirkpatrick Donated by Mrs Jo Furber (niece)
Cricket for School - J.T. Hankinson
CB03-222
Photographs by YES Kirkpatrick Donated by Mrs Jo Furber (niece) (+ 2) Photo on cover is of D G Clark?
Lawn Tennis - J.T. Hankinson
CB03-223
Photographs by YES Kirkpatrick Donated by Mrs Jo Furber (niece)
Boxing for Schools - J.T. Hankinson & R.G.B. Faulkner
CB03-224
Photographs by YES Kirkpatrick Donated by Mrs Jo Furber (neice)
Squash Rackets - J.T. Hankinson
CB03-225
Photographs by YES Kirkpatrick Donated by Mrs Jo Furber (neice)
Bowls Technique and Tactics - J.T. Hankinson & Walter Phillips
CB03-226
Photographs by YES Kirkpatrick Donated by Mrs Jo Furber (neice)
A Public School Biology - J.T. Hankinson
CB03-227
(2 copies) Donated by Mrs Jo Furber (neice)
The Horse and His Rider - Major P.R. Goldingham (Ed J.T. Hankinson)
CB03-228
Photographs by YES Kirkpatrick Donated by Mrs Jo Furber (niece)
Biology for General Certificate - J.T. Hankinson
CB03-229
Two copies; one donated by Mrs Jo Furber (niece)
Soccer for Schools - J.T. Hankinson & A.H. Chadder
CB03-230
Photographs by YES Kirkpatrick Donated by Mrs Jo Furber (niece)
Choosing and Using a Public School - J.T. Hankinson
CB03-231
Donated by Mrs Jo Furber (neice)
Portraits From a Pepperpot - Iain Campbell (SH46)
CB03-201
Autobiography. 2 copies, each inscribed; letter to John and Alisoun Lever
God, Men and Wine - William Younger (M36)
CB03-202
Wine
Letters from Botswana - Ed Sandy Grant
CB03-203
Letters for Sheila Bagnall
Derek Jarman - A Portrait - Ed Roger Wollev
CB03-204
Published by Thames Hudson 1996
All the Cowboys were Indians -Stan Brock (S54)
CB03-206
The Good Schools Guide 2012
CB03-237
Henry Cecil - Trainer of Genius - Brough Scott
CB03-205
Henry Cecil - Trainer of Genius - Brough Scott (Racing Post) Published April 2013 Henry Cecil (F60)
Good Schools Guide
CB03-236
Published by Harpers and Queen Missing
I Chose the Sky - Leonard Rochford
CB03-207
Memoir by Leonard Rochford, DSC and bar, DFC about his experiences as a pilot in the First World War. Mentions Yvone Kirkpatrick, who also flew in WW1. Donated by Jeremy King-Tours (W50)
The Last Veteran by Peter Parker (SH73)
CB03-217
2 copies
My Family in the Great War - Ned Malet de Carteret
CB03-209
Signed copy conated by Ned Malet de Carteret (F79) with flyer and covering letter.
Protected Peoples Under Islam David Littman
CB03-218
Brief account of Jews in the Middle East by David Littman (W51)
One Step Further - Marion Hebblethwaite
CB03-233
Book about "those whose gallantry was rewarded with the George Cross", with entry on Michael Benner (C53)
Celtic Dean by Philip Cousins
CB03-234
A memoir of the Very Reverend Henry Lloyd (W30), a Dean of Truro Cathedral; and decorated with the DSO in 1941
Glimpses from Giles Duley
CB03-235
Booklet with photographs of some of Giles' UNHCR (Unitied Nations HIgh Commissioner for Refugees) photographs. Issue at his lecture and exhibition, 'One Second of Light'', at Bournemouth Arts University of 26th November 2015
Cyril Norwood and the Ideal of Secondary Education
CB03-153
Norwood (HM of Marlborough and Harrow) was Canning's father-in-law and instrumental in his becoming HM at Canford.
Norwood later became Chairman of Allied Schools.
Canford is mentioned twice in the book.