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Hand-written title indexes to volumes 1-20 of the post-1842 copyright registers.

Interview took place at the interviewee's home in Selsey and was conducted by Peter White.

60 minutes length - NEEDS CHECKING and adding to the extent field

INTERVIEW SUMMARY NEEDS ADDING (with times)

B/W photograph. Group of members wearing livery robes, leaving the main hall to the forecourt, being lead by Herbert Fitch (Master 1922-23). Edward Unwin stands to his left, all others unknown.

B/W photograph. Presentation of Honorary Freedom and Livery to Archbishop Lord Lang of Lambeth (L); HA Cox (Master, 1943-44) in ceremonial robes presents a Copy of the Freedom to Lord Lang. 

B/W photograph. Presentation of Honorary Freedom and Livery to Lt Gen Sir Bernard Freyburg at Mansion House, 5th March 1946. Robert Kingston Burt (Master 1945-46) reads from the Copy of the Freedom, stood next to Lt Gen Sir Bernard Freyberg (R); all others unkown.

Sepia photo. Presentation of Honorary Freedom and Livery to Lt Gen Sir Bernard Freyburg at Mansion House, 5th March 1946. Robert Kingston Burt (Master 1945-46) and Lt Gen Sir Bernard Freyberg V.C. (R) stand next to each other as Kingston Burt reads from a Copy of the Freedom. 

B/W photo. Guests seated during a Luncheon in the Egyptian Hall of Mansion House for the Presentation of Honorary Freedom and Livery to Lt Gen Sir Bernard Freyburg, seated third from right, 5th March 1946.

B/W photo. Wide shot of the Court of Assistants seated in Mansion House during the presentation of Honorary Freedom and Livery to Lt Gen Sir Bernard Freyberg, standing in front of fire place, 5th March 1946. 

History of the Hooper family and its relations with the Stationers' Company, covering the period 1559-1793. Enclosed is a letter addressed to the clerk from Hilda Hooper, 5 Oct 1944, with further research enquiries.

Photographic reproduction of a sketch of the south east door to the Hall, by Hanslip Fletcher, 1908.

Two photographic reproduction of a sketch of “Arms of Benefactors” in the previously filled-in east window of the Hall (later replaced by the Masters’ board), by Joseph Pennell, 1896.

Photographic reproductions of views of the east façade of the Hall. Upper: 1834 engraving by J Drury, published in Partington’s National History and Views of London, 1834-35. Derived from an engraving by W Watkins, 1831 (itself derived from an engraving by George Shepherd, 1831). Lower: 1840 drawing by J. Lee, published in Payne's Illustrated London, 1847. 

Photographic reproduction of a sketch of the interior of the Hall looking south east, by Joseph Pennell, probably 1896.

Photographic reproduction of a sketch of the doorway from the Stock Room to the Hall, by Joseph Pennell, 1896.

Prints, photographs and other images of the exterior, interior and some contents of Stationers' Hall; folder also includes items such as a copy portrait of company surveyor Robert Mylne, a scale drawing for the Paper-Makers' Window by John Hayward, images of the Scriveners' Company arms, engraving of Grinling Gibbons, a photograph of Master Edmund Hodgson, a list of banners in the hall and a poem titled 'The Story of a Stained Glass Window, Recently placed in the Stationers' Hall by the munificence of Joshua W Butterworth, FSA, late Master of the Company'.