A catalog of this collection, The Elizabethan Club of Yale University and Its Library, prepared by Yale's Stephen Parks, was published in 1986 and considerably expanded in a 2011 edition. The club vault also holds a sample of 16th-century documents, manuscripts (for example, a letter of condolence from Queen Elizabeth to her friend Lady Southwell, 15 October 1598) and medals (one celebrating the defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588), as well as various artifacts (a lock of Byron’s hair; a snuff box carved from a mulberry tree planted by Shakespeare at New Place, his home at Stratford; and a guest book signed by many of the club's visitors).
A catalog detailing The Elizabethan Club of Yale University and Its Library, compiled by Stephen Parks in 1986 and further expanded in 2011, is available. This collection includes samples of 16th-century documents, manuscripts such as a letter from Queen Elizabeth to Lady Southwell dated October 15, 1598, medals commemorating the Spanish Armada defeat in 1588, and various artifacts like Byron's hair, a snuff box made from a mulberry tree planted by Shakespeare at New Place, his Stratford home, and a guest book signed by many club visitors.