Card containing images of a Cambridge boat crew, n.d. 1900-1910 As follows: Photograph of eleven young men standing and sitting in a group, with a wooden staircase leading up behind them, on the outside of a boathouse, and with the open door of the boathouse also behind them; ten of the young men are wearing light-coloured blazers, shorts and striped socks; two of the young men have the coat of arms of King’s College, Cambridge on the breast pocket of their blazers; one young man, sitting in the middle of the group, is wearing a dark suit with a shirt with a stiff collar, n.d. 1900 – 1910; Photograph of a rowing skiff on the river Cam, with eight oarsmen and a cox; behind them four men wearing caps and blazers and two men wearing dark suits are standing on the towpath near a tree; behind them, in turn, are lawns and the façade of the boathouse; taken by Stearn & Sons, Cambridge, n.d. 1900 – 1910; The card bears the coat of arms of King’s College, Cambridge, with the words King’s Kent Boat above it; between the photographs are the words ‘Bumped Sidney Caius’; below the photograph are the names of the oarsmen of the King’s boat: Capt.: T.W. Wilson; Coach: J.S. Collins; Bow: H.W. Winterbotham, 10.1; 2: G.H. Goodall, 10.13; 3: H.G. Marshall, 10.6; 4: G.H. Cooke,: 12.3; 5: R.J. Mounsey, 12.13; 6: W. Hope Jones, 12.2; 7: J. Hibbert, 11.2; Str.: H.W.G. Newton, 11.8; Cox: R.F. Bailey, 8.11 – From: Quaker families of Darlington,Mounsey family, Reginald Joseph Mounsey (1884 – 1962)