Caroline de Crespigny’s album is made up predominantly of original autograph verse by herself, Thomas Medwin and the German poets they encountered and translated. Tipped in, pinned or loosely inserted are also original drawings and watercolours, together with cut-outs and press cuttings, and one music manuscript. As far as it has been possible to establish, her own verses are unpublished. A number of other pieces remain unidentified.

Early manuscript volume of Lord Byron's poetry, made by or for Dr Francis le Mann, c.1810-1816.

Manuscript and printed poems of Alfred Tennyson, 1849-1882, with notes by John Sparrow, 20th century.

One bound volume of manuscript poetry by Thomas Rawson Taylor, 1820-1830.

Manuscripts of George Edward Comerford Casey, including 'Town & Gown, a reminiscence of by-gone days at Oxford' and manuscript verse, 1872-1955.

Poems and letters by Sarah Candler and others, c.1760-1823.