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Three copies of a diazo print titled 'Elevation to Stationers' Hall: sketch detail', by Henry Dawson and Son.

Elevation and section of proposed library, pen and ink with watercolour, signed Frederick Dorling Bone, [Honorary Librarian appointed by Court on 07 September 1937].

Partially coloured pen drawing labelled 'Proposed alterations and additions'. Scale: 1" to 4' Henry Dawson & Son, Architects, 20 Ludgate Hill, EC4, Drawing No. 451.

Two pen and ink drawings on flimsy plans, one a ground plan showing party walls, the other possibly a plan for a chapel.

The Stationers’ Foundation is the Company’s educational charity. Key activities supported by the charity include: postgraduate bursaries, scholarships and awards, Saturday Schools, Shine School Media awards, annual or one-off grants as welfare support. The Foundation also supports various charities in the City of London; a notable example being the funding of bookbinding qualifications for ex-Servicemen as part of the Bound by Veterans initiative. The Foundation’s main fund is amalgamated from old gifts and bequests.

Interview took place in Carlisle and was conducted by Peter White.

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

INTERVIEW SUMMARY NEEDS ADDING (with times)

BW photograph. School staff stand next to a plaque at the opening of the printing department, The Dunelm Press, at Durham School. L-R: Unknown; unknown; Fred Cooke (Head of Craft, Design and Technology).

BW photograph. Peter Rippon and Durham School staff stand around a printing press during the opening of the printing department, The Dunelm Press. L-R: Unknown, Gerry Young (Durham School Printer),Michael Lang (Headmaster), Fred Cooke (Head of Craft, Design and Technology); with Peter T Rippon (Upper Warden 1992-93). One copy is attached to draft caption and note from Babs International.

BW photograph. Fred Cooke (Head of Craft, Design and Technology) and George Mandl (L) with two unknown students, stand with a printing press at the opening of the printing department, The Dunelm Press, Durham School.

4 frames of black and white negatives from Durham School, including of TSC/F/10/6/36 and TSC/F/10/6/37; notes citing school photographs and the newsletter from A.D. communications.

Parties: (1) Joseph Simpson, boot and shoe manufacturer, and Orpah Eliza his wife (2) Thomas Tooke the younger, esquire (3) John Reid, boot and shoe manufacturer.

Colour photograph. FIPP Congress, Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, June 1989. L-R: Malcolm Gill; HRH the Duchess of York; unknown; D Arculus; R J Leighton (Master 1988-89); unknown; unknown.

Photographic reproduction of a page of drawings from The Illustrated London News, 20 December 1884, showing the Stock Room, the Court Room and the garden.

Draft scheme for Christopher Meredith's Charity, Kempsey, 1883, with associated correspondence between Clerk C R Rivington and the Charity Commission, 8 Apr-7 Nov 1884.

Release and Grant of a piece of land in Ireland from the Skinnners' Company to Henry Cary Esq. Extensive annotations by Dudley Ryder with legal advice. The various parties are the Skinners' Company, the Stationers' Company, the Bakers' Company, the Girdlers' Company, Henry Cary Esq., Jeffrey Fanning Rector of the Church of Dungiven, and Cormick McCoy & N. Canning, churchwardens. Sealed 5 April 1737.