1 CD, Philip Snow, cricketer, colonial administrator and bursar of Rugby School, interviewed by David Rayvern Allen. The CD consists of 13 tracks.
Track 1: [0:00-0:29] Rayvern Allen talks about a train journey, [0:30-0:52] Introduction by Rayvern Allen, [0:53-4:24] Snow talks about his early childhood, father and brothers.
Track 2: [0:00-1:05] Snow talks about being taught cricket by his brother C P Snow, [1:06-1:28] Snow talks about the state of cricket at his school, Alderman Newton's School, [1:30-2:23] Snow talks about growing up near living near Aylestone Road Cricket Ground and going to watch Leicestershire vs. Australians aged 6, [2:24-3:12] Snow compares the bowling attack of the 1921 Australians to Dennis Lillee and Jeff Thomson, [3:13-3:59] Snow talks about watching Leicestershire county cricket as a boy and following progress of amateurs, [4:00-5:59] Snow talks about watching S F Barnes get stumped with both feet in the air.
Track 3: [0:00-0:16] Snow talks about Staffordshire trying to draw the game with Leicestershire, [0:17-1:40] Snow talks about collecting autographs at the end of matches, [1:41-2:12] Snow maintains the period 1919-1939 as the golden age of cricket, [2:13-2:45] Snow talks about playing school cricket Maurice Tompkin and his career, [2:46-5:16] Snow talks about joining the Leicestershire indoor cricket school and being coached by George Geary.
Track 4: [0:00-2:31] Snow talks about being elected to Cambridge Crusaders, missing out on a trial for the University and class attitudes, [2:32-3:44] Snow talks about John Sharp's military career and his death, [3:45-4:33] Snow talks about being elected to the Hawks Clubs and being nominated by Norman Yardley, [4:34-4:44] Snow begins to talk about Paul Gibb.
Track 5: [0:00-4:39] Snow talks about playing table tennis including with Paul Gibb at Cambridge University.
Track 6: [0:00-0:57] Rayvern Allen and Snow discuss Paul Gibb, [0:58-2:09] Snow talks about organising college cricket tours and batting with Reverend Gilbert Jessop, [2:10-3:26] Snow talks about some of his contemporaries at Oxford and Cambridge including Michael Packe, [3:27-3:49] Snow talks about Les Berry, [3:50-5:42] Snows goes through his notes and talks about playing in a Leicestershire Gentlemen match vs. Magdalen College, [5:43-5:46] Track cuts out.
Track 7: [0:00-1:56] Snow talks about Michael Packe and his brothers, [1:57-2:34] Snow talks about lob bowling, [2:35-4:44] Snow talks about playing for the Leicestershire Gentlemen against Sir Julien Cahn's XI and being hit on the thigh by a bowler.
Track 8: [0:00-2:04] Snow talks about Sir Julien Cahn's anger at being given out and his inflatable pads, [2:05-3:29] Snow talks about being offered to play for Sir Julien Cahn's XI, [3:30-5:50] Snow talks about Sir Julien Cahn.
Track 9: [0:00-2:19] Snow talks about Sir Julien Cahn sacking his chauffeur and his family, [2:20-3:31] Snow talks about MCC rejecting Cahn's book collection and who was working there at the time.
Track 10: [0:00-2:32] Rayvern Allen and Snow talks about Cahn's book collection and how Cahn is perceived, [2:33-3:00] Snow talks about reading modern history at Cambridge University, [3:01-4:29] Snow talks about how came to work applying to work in the Sudan.
Track 11: [0:00-0:48] Snow talks about Norman Mitchell-Innes and failing in the job interview, [0:49-2:13] Snow talks about looking to work in administration overseas, [2:14-4:25] Snow talks about coming to work for the colonial service in Fiji.
Track 12: [0:00-2:43] Snow talks about length of service with colonial service and other opportunities to work elsewhere in the world, [2:44-4:31] Snow talks about resigning to avoid his daughter going to a boarding school and his own grammar school.
Track 13: [0:00-1:07] Snow talks about his the reading and writing he did in Fiji, [1:08-3:58] Snow talks about his relationship with his brothers and his father, [3:59-4:03] Interview cuts out.