The song is featured on the third page of the 1950 Cresset. It is referenced in the first school annual, the Cresset of 1912. It was Anvil Banon on 26 August 1976 and Cresset Fondutta 11 April 1978. "The Cresset" is the Hickman yearbook. His first collection of poems, called simply "Poems" (Cresset, London), was published in 1958. The school annual, the Cresset of 1914 was the first annual to display a Kewpie. These tests followed the "Operation Anvil (Nuclear test)" series and preceded the "Operation Cresset" series. Mishkat al-Anwar ("The Cresset Niche"). "Oedipus the King" and the Cresset Press edition of John Milton's "Paradise Lost". These tests followed the "Operation Cresset" series and preceded the "Operation Tinderbox" series.