A burgundy leather bound souvenir copy of a paper titled "The Emigrant Soldiers' Gazette and Cape Horn Chronicle." The gazette is bound in a burgundy leather with marbled endpapers. The front cover has the Royal Engineers crest in embossed gold at the top centre. There is gold embossed text below it that reads, "The Emigrant Soldiers' Gazette / and / Cape Horn Chronicle" with a gold embossed depiction of the Thames City ship. The bottom of the front cover reads, "T. Argyle" and to its right it reads, "Souvenir." The spine and back are both blank. This was printed by the Kings Printer and ex Royal Engineer, Lieutenant Colonel Richard Wolfenden in 1907. The content consisted of updates, anecdotes, and observations from the voyage. It includes sections on correspondence with other vessels, rationed foods and beverages, advertisements for the ‘Theatre Royal’, birth and death notices, natural observations, riddles, jokes, songs, and poetry.