001 * Black Pig Border Morris [perform Selston text and also a composed script; photos; script; CD for sale; DVD for sale]

002 * Celebrating an ancient tradition [in Eastwood & Kimberley Advertiser, 25th Jan. 2002 - about Calverton Real Ale and Plough Play Preservation Society (CRAPPPS)]

003 * Foresters Morris Men [photos; programme; scripts (including Tollerton text)]

004 * Lady Bay Revellers [photos]

005 * Ranby House School [photo]

006 * Scrapbook Flair [Photos of the Company of Owd 'Oss]

007 * Sullivan's Sword [Owd ¡®Oss Mummers version of Farnsfield script, Apr. 1986]

008 * Sullivan's Sword [photo]

009 * Tollerton Online [Photos of Tollerton Plough Boys, 1952 and 2002]

010 * A History of Nottinghamshire [by Cornelius Brown, 1891, p.275 - [Lowdham] plough bullocks fragment]

011 * A History of Nottinghamshire [Cheap edition] [by Cornelius Brown, 1896 - [Lowdham] plough bullocks fragment]

012 * Abbotsford, and Newstead Abbey [by [Washington Irving], 1835, pp.162-164 - (allegedly Christmas mummers at Barlborough Hall, Barlborough +) allegedly Plough Monday at Newstead Abbey, Newstead]

013 * Christmas Carols: Waits: Guisers [by Thomas Ratcliffe, in Notes and Queries, 10th Ser. Vol.II No.52, 24th Dec. 1904, pp.504-505 - "Saint George", "Th' owd Tup" and "T' owd Hoss"]

014 * Christmas Eve in North Notts Fifty Years Ago [by Thomas Ratcliffe, in Notes & Queries, 7th Ser. Vol.II No.52, 25th Dec. 1886, pp.501-502 - mummers]

015 * Christmas-Tup" [by Thomas Ratcliffe, in Notes and Queries, 9th Ser. Vol.II No.52, 24th Dec. 1898, p.511 - "t'owd tup" fragment & "th' poor owd hoss"; citation of The Ballads & Songs of Derbyshire, ed. by Llewellynn Jewitt, 1867, pp.115-119]

016 * Dun Yer Want Guysers?" [in Haggs Farm Preservation Society Newsletter, No.12, Jun. 1993, pp.3-4 - paraphrasing A Prelude, by D.H. Lawrence; citation of Selston 1913, by Storer, 1983]

017 * Highways and Byways in Nottinghamshire [by J.B. Firth, 1916, p.385 - at Norwell]

018 * Long Live the Guisers" [by Maurice William Holmes, in Haggs Farm Preservation Society Newsletter, No.12, Jun. 1993, pp.6-10 - Underwood text - + photo of Underwood Guysers, 1997 (50th anniversary reunion)]

019 * Notes about Notts. [ed. by Cornelius Brown, 1874, pp.83-85 - south Nottinghamshire fragment]

020 * Nottinghamshire Facts and Fictions [2nd edition] [coll. & ed. by John Potter Briscoe, 1876, pp.6-8 - "plough bullocking" at Shelford; extract from Notes about Notts., ed. by Cornelius Brown, 1874, pp.83-85; extract from Abbotsford, and Newstead Abbey, by [Washington Irving], 1835, pp.164-165]

021 * On Ancient Customs and Sports of the County of Nottingham [by Llewellynn Jewitt, in Journal of the British Archaeological Association, Vol.VIII, 1853, p.237]

022 * Plough Bullocks' and Other Plough Monday Customs in the Nottingham Area, 1800-1920 [by Peter Millington, in Transactions of the Thoroton Society, Vol.109, 2005, pp.127-137]

023 * Plough Bullocks' and Other Plough Monday Customs in the Nottingham Area, 1800-1920 [citation of Peter Millington, in Transactions of the Thoroton Society, Vol.109, 2005, pp.127-137]

024 * Pubs in Underwood and Bagthorpe [by Maurice Holmes, in Booze News, Spring 2004, pp.8-10 - Includes recollections of performing the Guisers at the Sandhills pub, Underwood, Christmas 1946/47.]

025 * Review of "History of Nottinghamshire" by Cornelius Brown [by L. Chaworth-Musters, in Antiquary, Vol.XXV No.?, Jan. 1892, p.45 - "Plough Bullocks" at Cropwell [Bishop & Butler] and Tithby [sic]]

026 * St George Mumming Play [by Thomas Ratcliffe, in Notes and Queries, 12th Ser. Vol.I No.26, 24th Jun. 1916, p.515 - possesses 3 chapbooks; his collection has (Derbyshire text &) Nottinghamshire text; and unlocated fragments with "The Owd Tup" and "The Owd Hoss"]

027 * The Nottinghamshire Village Book [extract from comp. Nottinghamshire Federation of Women's Institutes, 1989, pp.186-187 - 'Woodborough' - fragment]

028 * The Victoria History of the County of Nottingham. Vol.2 [ed. by William Page, 1910, p.412 - 'Old-Time Sports', by F. Bonnett [- paraphrasing Notes about Notts., ed. by Cornelius Brown, 1874, pp.83-85]]

029 * The Villagers Remember [citation of Arthur Cossons, in Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire, Vol.LXVI, 1962, pp.]

030 * Then and Now [2nd edition] [by Dean [of Rochester, Samuel Reynolds] Hole, 1901, pp.150-152 - Caunton morris dancers text]

031 * Muskham Players [cast of 'Tales of Muskham', 2000 - A historical drama including the local Plough Monday play.]

032 * Nottinghamshire Mummers and Guisers [by Fran Earp, Title of Jul. 2005 talk to Empyrean]