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Printed plan with conditions for lease of land from the Corporation of London, drawn up by the City Surveyor and signed Sydney Perks, dated November 4 1907.

B/W Photoghaph. General Sir Campbell Hardy (L) and Sir Denis Truscott seated side by side at the Civic Dinner in 1956.

B/W Photoghaph. Three unknown male subjects seated at a table during Civic Dinner, 1956, partially obscured by centrepiece.

B/W Photoghaph. Sir John Elliot (formerly Blumenfeld, son of R D Blumenfeld) talking to unidentified guests at Civic Dinner, 1956.

B/W print. Main Hall during the Civic Dinner, 1968. Rows of tables with guests seated and lined up along the East wall.

B/W photograph. Charles A Rivington (L), Master 1968-69, in ceremonial robes shaking hands with unknown guest at the Civic Dinner, 1968. Guest wears Order of St. John medal.

B/W photograph. Charles A Rivington (L), Master 1968-69, in ceremonial robes shaking hands with unknown guest at the Civic Dinner, 1968.

B/W Photograph (out of focus). Sir Kenneth Cork (Lord Mayor of London) wearing the ceremonial livery collar smiles at camera, Brian T Coulton (Master 1978-79) to his right.

B/W Photograph. Civic Dinner, 1978. L-R: Brian T Coulton (back to camera); Very Rev Alan Webster; Sir Kenneth Cork stood in conversation in the Stock Room, all others unknown.

B/W Photograph. Civic Dinner, 1978. Unknown service staff stood in front of fire place, to the right Brian T Coulton; Very Rev Alan Webster and Sir Kenneth Cork (obscured) are served drinks by unknown server.

B/W Photograph. Civic Dinner, 1978. Brian T Coulton (back to camera) in ceremonial robes, with guests stood in main entrance onto Ave Maria Lane.

Colour photograph of Sir Christopher Walford (Lord Mayor 1994) stood between two unknown individuals, both holding award scrolls. Civic Dinner, November 1994.

Nearly complete run of menus from 1973-2023 (missing 1989 and 2020).

Account of removals from the vaults under the garden of the Stationers' Company, including boxes of bones, coffins (named and unnamed), and boxes of plate. Letter inserted loose, 1 Dec 1893.