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Records of the Stationers' Company Court of Assistants (governing body); records of the Master and Wardens Committee and the Livery Committee; general or undifferentiated records of committees of the Court.

Papers relating to the Stock Board, the English Stock's governing body.

Sales ledger for editions of Paul Aler's 'Gradus ad Parnassum', originally published in 1686; information given includes recipient's name, number of copies sold and sum paid; entries for additional works such as prayer books and Tate's 'Psalms' are included to May 1843.

Parties: (1) John Field of London, Stationer; (2) Isaac Honeywood of Hampstead, gentleman. Concerns grant of house in St Botolph's, Cambridge by Field to Honewyood, as security for payment of a debt of £212.

Copy.

Parties: (1) Oxford University (2) Thomas Wright and William Gill, stationers.

Granted by Sir George Rothe Bellew, Principal King of Arms, Sir Arthur William Steuart Cochrane, Clarenceaux King of Arms, and Sir Gerald Woods Wollaston, Norroy and Ulster King of Arms.

The heraldic achievement is emblazoned in colour.

Three red wax seals are attached.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Robert White and John Macock, stationers, Sir Thomas Davies, knight and Alderman of the City of London, and Evan Tyler, Ralph Smith, Richard Royston, Francis Coles, Roger Norton, Samuel Mearne, Edmund Paxton, Richard Clarke, John Clarke and George Calvert, stationers (3) George Sawbridge, Abell Roper, Thomas Vere, John Martin and Thomas Newcombe, stationers.

Parties: (1) Oxford University (2) Stationers' Company.

One red wax seal attached.

5 enclosures. [MISSING]

Colour photograph. Gravestone of Past Master Richard Johnson (died 11 February 1795) in churchyard of St Mary, Hendon during the annual inspection.

Colour photograph. Rev John Borrill, Vicar of St Mary, Hendon, beside the grave of Richard Johnson (died 11 February 1795) in churchyard of St Mary, Hendon. During the annual inspection of the past master's grave and delivery of 'Life is a Bubble' address.

Partially coloured pen drawing, ground floor plan of new building & alterations at Stationers' Hall. Scale 1/8" to 1', Henry Dawson & Son, Architects & Surveyors, Drawing number 381.

Pen and ink drawing with colour wash, and two black-and-white copies of a ground floor plan of new building and alterations at Stationers' Hall. Scale 1/8" to 1', Henry Dawson & Son, Architects & Surveyors, drawing no 449.

Pen, ink and colour wash drawings, scale 8 feet to 1 inch, produced for Henry Dawson and Son. Crossed-out annotations read: 'The Stationers' Company to A.C. Lockwood Esquire, Plan for Draft Lease marked B'.