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Photographic reproduction of a drawing of the Hall, looking south, from The Builder, 22 January 1910.

Photographic reproduction of a wood engraving from The Illustrated London News, June 1852, of The Ladies' Charity school Jubile Dinner in the Main Hall. Showing a flat ceiling - the coved ceiling with gas lighting was installed 1865.

Photographic reproduction of a wood engraving in Pinnock’s Guide to Knowledge (1834, page 405) showing the east façade of the Hall.

Photographic reproduction of a wood engraving of the east façade of the Hall, c.1850.

Bill for three different types of wine in the sum of five pounds seventeen shillings. Signed in receipt by William Browne, 4 December 1696. Personal name: William Browne.

Royal warrant issued to Robert Stephens to apprehend Awnsham Churchill, William Churchill, John Everingham, and John Tottenham regarding the printing and publishing of a book entitled A Conference about the Next Succession to the Crown of England. Personal names: Robert Stephens, Awnsham Churchill, William Churchill, John Everingham, John Tottenham.

Under warden: Benjamin Tooke

Wafer seal with wax remnants on verso of Stationers' Company coat of arms.

Voucher signed by A Spark addressed to John Lilly, discussing fees in the amount of nine shillings and four pence for the appearances of Mr Newcombe and Mr Towse. Personal names: John Lilly; Randall Taylor; John Towse; Richard Newcombe; A Spark.

B/W photograph of George Dunbar (L) and Prince Philip walking towards camera in forecourt of Stationers' Hall, with onlookers behind ralings in background. Ahead of the Layton Awards, 19th February 1960.

B/W photograph of Prince Philip (L) and George Dunbar walking along Newgate Street as public look on in background.

B/W photograph. Workers on Newgate Street congratulate Prince Philip (L) on the birth of Prince Andrew, as he walks alongside George Dunbar (R).

B/W photograph of attendees of the Layton Awards stood in the Court Room. Prince Philip is laughing in centre of image. L-R: James Ousey (Past Master); unknown; unknown; Prince Philip; unknown; Sir Denis Truscott (Master); George Dunbar.

B/W photograph. Unknown men line up in front of the Court Room fireplace to meet Prince Philip, assisted by George Dunbar. In the background George Rush faces camera and Sir Denis Truscott faces away talking to unknown man.

B/W photograph. R D Blumenfeld (Master of Newspaper Makers’ Company 1932-33 and Deputy Master of the Stationers’ Company 1934-35) and unknown individual (R) unveiling of memorial plaque to Edgar Wallace (author and founder member of the Newspaper Makers’ Company). Wall of Abbey National Building Society in Ludgate Circus, 1934.