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Colour photograph. View of the cars parked in the forecourt outside of Stationer's Hall, before the tall railings were removed in 1963. 

Colour photograph. View of the cars parked in the forecourt outside of Stationer's Hall, before the tall railings were removed in 1963. 

Colour photograph. View of the forecourt outside of Stationer's Hall, before the tall railings were removed in 1963. 

Colour photograph. View of stairs leading to main entrance, in the forecourt outside of Stationer's Hall, before the tall railings were removed in 1963. 

Colour photograph. View of the forecourt outside of Stationer's Hall, before the tall railings were removed in 1963. 

Colour photograph. View of stairs leading to main entrance, in the forecourt outside of Stationer's Hall, before the tall railings were removed in 1963. 

Colour photograph. View of the forecourt outside of Stationer's Hall, before the tall railings were removed in 1963. 

B/W Photograph. View from the Courtyard towards the garden, 1969. 

B/W Photograph. View of cars parked in the Courtyard looking west, 1969. 

Printed copy of William Bowyer's will with four models of blank petitions to receive bequest money. Petitions include notes on how a petitioner might qualify for the bequest.

Blank form of receipt for money received from John Nichols, executor of William Bowyer, 5 May 1778. With two receipts:
Receipt of £60 from John Nichols, executor of William Bowyer, April 1778.
Receipt of £75 from the executors of Sir Stephen Theodore Janssen, May 1778.

Fragment of early newspaper removed from Books in Treasuer's Warehouse. Part of imprint reads: at the Black-boy in Pater-Noster-Row, Price Three Half-pence. This was the address of the Baker bookshop, c.1690-1750.

Trust deed (1966) and two receipts re investment of the fund (1973-1974).

B/W photograph. Court members during the Freedom Ceremony, 1967. L-R: Sir Denis Truscott; D F Kellie; C A Rivington; H F Thompson (Master 1966-67); G St P Wells; J Hubbard; J M Rivington. 

i. Copy of James Astwood's City Freedom, 6 March 1662
ii. Christopher Goodman's request to be freed by patrimony [undated, c.1801]
iii. Thomas Barnes's objection to Charles Griffiths being freed, 7 November 1809
iv. Charles Rose: Clerk's inquiry into admission, 1 August 1809.
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