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All minutes are signed by the master; minutes are given for ordinary court meetings, special courts, court meetings for the election of corporation officers, meetings of the court and partners, courts for the election of master and wardens, pension courts and courts to distribute Mr Cater's charity.

Typical order of entries for ordinary court meetings is: place, date and time of court meeting; list of those present, consisting of the master, wardens and assistants; approval of the orders of court from the preceding court meeting; report of deaths, when relevant; choosing of wardens and assistants; resolutions, including those relating to recommendations and reports of committees and applications to the company; administration of English Stock shares; payment of, and election to, charitable annuities; names and personal details of those cloathed, made free of the company and bound or turned over as apprentices.

Spine reads 'Court Book 2 Mar 1875 to 3 May 1881' and 'b'.

Throughout volume are accounts:

pages 37-40: 'The Stockkeepers of the Stationers Company in Account with The Partners of the English Stock', 1 Apr 1874-31 Mar 1875.

pages 145-148: 'The Stockkeepers of the Stationers Company in account with The Partners of the English Stock', 1 Apr 1875-31 Mar 1876.

pages 245-248: 'The Stockkeepers of the Stationers Company in account with The Partners of the English Stock', 1 Apr 1876-31 Mar 1877.

pages 355-358: 'The Stockkeepers of the Stationers Company in account with The Partners of the English Stock', 1 Apr 1877-1 Apr 1878.

pages 467-470: 'The Stockkeepers of the Stationers Company in account with The Partners of the English Stock', 1 Apr 1878-1 Apr 1879.

pages 567-570: 'The Stockkeepers of the Stationers Company in account with The Partners of the English Stock', 1 Apr 1880-1 Apr 1881.

Minutes are unsigned; minutes are given for ordinary court meetings, special courts, court meetings for the election of corporation officers, meetings of the court and partners, courts for the election of master and wardens, pension courts and courts to distribute Mr Cater's charity.

Typical order of entries for ordinary court meetings is: place, date and time of court meeting; list of those present, consisting of the master, wardens and assistants; approval of the orders of court from the preceding ordinary court meeting; report of deaths, when relevant; choosing of wardens and assistants; resolutions, including those relating to recommendations and reports of committees and applications to the company; administration of English Stock shares; payment of, and election to, charitable annuities; names and personal details of those cloathed, made free of the company and bound or turned over as apprentices.

Spine reads 'Court Book 6 Apr 1869 to 1 Mar 1875' and 'a'.

Throughout volume are accounts:

pages 29-30: accounts for the English Stock, year ending 31 Mar 1869.

pages 181-184: accounts for the English Stock, 1 Apr 1869-31 Mar 1870.

pages 217-220: accounts for the English Stock, 1 Apr 1870-31 Mar 1871.

pages 339-342: accounts for the English Stock, 1 Apr 1871-31 Mar 1872.

pages 457-460: accounts for the English Stock, 1 Apr 1872-31 Mar 1873.

pages 579-582: accounts for the English Stock, 1 Apr 1873-31 Mar 1874.

Court award concerning a dispute between the Company of Goldsmiths and the Company of Stationers in the matter of 30/32 Ludgate Hill and 7/8 Stationers' Hall Court and land and property adjourning. In relation to the Landlord and Tenant (War Damage) Acts. Ordered that the Goldsmiths' Company do pay the Stationers' Company the contested rent.

Folder is divided into subfolders:

i: Court attendance lists, 5 Jul 1796-18 Dec 1806 [37 items].

ii: list of assistants with date of election as Assistant, under warden, upper warden and Master, 1 Nov 1763-6 Jul 1799.

iii: summonses with agendas, 2 Aug 1883-1 Jul 1886 [4 items].

iv: manuscript notes on Court customs, possibly by C R Rivington, undated [2 items].

v: typed key for details of bindings and freedoms, undated.

B/W photograph. Ash Wednesday, 14 February 1923. Court Assistants and Livery on the steps of Stationers’ Hall entrance.

B/W photograph. Ash Wednesday, 25 February 1925. Court Assistants on steps of Stationers’ Hall entrance (blue doors). Richard Bentley (Master 1924-25) in centre.

B/W photograph.Ash Wednesday, 25 February 1925. Court Assistants on steps of Stationers’ Hall entrance (blue doors). Richard Bentley (Master 1924-25) in centre.

Menu cards for the years 2000, 2001, 2003 and 2010.

Colour photo. Unidentified subjects seated at table in the Main Hall, Stationers' Hall, for the Court and Ladies’ Lunch, 7 December 1982. Stood in centre D R P P Cox (Master) presents gift to R D Baynes (R), Head Master, the Stationers’ School, for his retirement.

Colour photo. Unidentified subjects seated at table in the Main Hall, Stationers' Hall, for the Court and Ladies’ Lunch, 7 December 1982. Stood in centre D R P P Cox (Master) presents gift to R D Baynes (R), Head Master, the Stationers’ School, for his retirement.

Colour photo. L-R: D R P P Cox (Master); Mrs Baynes; Lady Truscott stand to toast R D Baynes' (seated, centre) retirement as Head Master of the Stationers' School. In the Main Hall of Stationers' Hall during the Court and Ladies’ Lunch, 7 December 1982.

Colour photograph. Wide shot of Court and Ladies’ Lunch, at Stationers' Hall, 1982. R D Baynes stands at the end of the Main Hall.

Colour photo. Unidentified subjects seated at table in the Main Hall for the Court and Ladies’ Lunch, 7 December 1982. Stood in centre D R P P Cox (Master) presents gift to R D Baynes (R), Head Master, the Stationers’ School, for his retirement.

Colour photo. R D Baynes, retired headmaster of the Stationers' School giving speech during the Court and Ladies’ Lunch, at Stationers' Hall, 7 December 1982.. L-R: D R P P Cox (Master); Mrs Baynes; R D Baynes.

Colour photo. R D Baynes, retired headmaster of the Stationers' School giving speech during the Court and Ladies’ Lunch, at Stationers' Hall, 7 December 1982.. L-R: D R P P Cox (Master); Mrs Baynes; R D Baynes.