B/W photograph of pupils of the Stationers’ School, Hornsey, in Elizabethan costume, rehearsing their 400th anniversary masque, in the Main Hall, 1957.
B/W photo. Taken from high vantage point. Pupils from the Stationers’ School, Hornsey, performing a masque at the 400th anniversary of the 2nd Royal Charter. Surrounded by guests seated at Dinner tables in the Main Hall, 1957.
B/W photo. Dinner tables with pupils of the Stationers’ School, Hornsey, performing a masque at the 400th anniversary of the 2nd Royal Charter. 1957.
B/W photo. Portrait of (L-R) Cuthbert Grasemann (Master, 1956-57); Victor Penman (Upper Warden; Master, 1957-58); George P Simon (Under Warden; Master, 1958-59), during the 400th anniversary of the 2nd Royal Charter event. 1957.
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Indenture between Bonham Norton and Richard Lewes relating to the mortgage of Bushmore.
Printed broadside of a royal proclamation offering one hundred pounds reward money for discovering the arsonists of the outhouses at Norwood Hall, Yorkshire. Printed by the King's Printers, Charles Eyre and Andrew Strahan. Marked on the verso: Vouchers (1790), Mr John March Master, Mr Thomas Pote Mr Henry Baldwin Wardens. Signed by George IV as Prince Regent.
Manuscript copy of The Raree Show, the libel for which Stephen College was executed for treason. In a seventeenth-century hand.
A rental of the houses of the Company including information such as tenants, rents, land tax, and dates of payment. Information relates to the following properties: Nos. 11-13 Wood Street, a house in Friars Alley, the Dark House in Billingsgate, the barge house, warehouses in the Hall garden, Brown public house, a house in Ludgate Street.
Notes on a dispute between the Stationers' Company and Oxford University printers.
Photographic reproduction of a sketch of bomb damage to the south east door of the Hall, by Austin Blowfeld, 1941.
Printed abstract of charitable donations and benefactions. Printed by John Nichols and Son.