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| 1. | A letter from Mrs. Chaworth Musters regarding the shirt worn by Plough Monday Boys. |
| 2. | A letter from H. Nowell to Mrs. Musters giving a cut-out of the horse worn on Plough Monday shirts. |
| 3. | Handwritten text of Plough Monday Play with associated notes. |
| 4. | A letter from Mabel Peacock giving a general account of Plough Jaggers. |
| 5. | A handwritten extract from Notes & Queries, Vol.4, S 7, p.121 (1871) on Mummers and the play of the Hobby Horse. |
| 6. | A handwritten definition of Plough Monday from Sports & Pastimes, p.349. |
| 7. | An extract from Old English Customs, P.H. Ditchfield, p.49 (1896) on the Plough Monday Play. See also item 8. |
| 8. | A printed article by T.F. Ordish on English Folk-Drama in Folk-Lore, Vol.4, pp.149-175 with notes on Lincs & Yorks. |
| 9. | Portion of a book "Jottings about Nottinghamshire" Shelford Play Text, pp.60-61. |
| 10. | Handwritten text re Plough Monday and rough text of play copied from Nottinghamshire facts and fictions by J.P. Briscoe (1876). |
| 11. | Pencil note from Graham re Maypole and Morris Dancers at Weller and Winster (Derbys). |
| 12. | Part of a letter from Mrs. Charworth Musters re Plough Monday at Bingham about 1916. |
| 13. | Ploughmans song from Tithby (taken from Surrey). |