Consists of an invitation addressed to Jopseph Crawhall to the Inaugural Meeting of the Twenty-first Session from The President and Council of the Durham College of Science.

Consists of a programme for the Society of Science, Letters, and Art, of London.

Consists of an envelope of the booksellers Mawson, Swan and Morgan of Newcastle-upn-Tyne which bears three seals on the front.

Consists of a newspaper cutting relating to Crawhall's publication of "Izac Walton, His Wallet Booke".

Consists of a leaflet which discusses the reprinting of chap-books and folk-lore tracts and offers subcription to reprints of these.

Consists of a watercolour sketch of a husband and wife talking. Caption reads: Husband - "We must pull together darling, as we're both in the same boat." Wife - "Ah! But thank goodness, with very different sculls."

'Consists of a watercolour sketch of a smartly dressed man sending a telegram. 'Caption reads: 'Telegram' - Smith to Mrs Smith - "I announce with grief the death of Uncle Toby this morning - come soon to read will - I believe we are his heirs." Clerk - "Two words too many Sir." Smith - "Oh! Cut out 'with grief'!"

Consists of a watercolour sketch of a lady talking to a sailor. Caption reads: Lady - "Were you bred to the Sea my good man?" Sailor: "Well marm not exakkly- but ye see the Sea's bread to me -d'ye see marm?"

Consists of a watercolour sketch of a man talking to a woman. Caption reads: Incipient admirer - "You are so like your sister - same eyes - same hair - same forehead - " She - "Br - yaas - same 'NOES'" (visits discontinued).

Consists of a watercolour sketch of a country man talking with a smartly dressed man. Caption reads - "Can you tell me Sir, what those beasts are?" "Why - cows of course" "And that green vegetable looking plant?" "Dear me, Sir. Come - you must know these - " "No- I'm much confined - seldom get out - er - I'm the ditor of an Agricultural Paper - pray excuse me."