Minutes, reports and administrative correspondence.
Lists of liverymen entitled to vote in Common Hall, the annual assembly of the livery at which the Livery Committee members and Livery Representatives to the Court are elected.
Legal, financial and administrative records relating to the Company's State barge, used for the ceremonial water procession on Lord Mayor's Day from 1680 until 1849, and to the Company's bargehouses.
The Court had ordered in September 1679 that a committee be set up to look into the possibilities of the Company acquiring its own barge in which the Master and Court might attend the Lord Mayor of London in his procession by water to Westminster on Lord Mayor's Day. The committee duly met and decided that the money required should be raised by subscription scheme so that the Livery could raise the sum themselves. 187 pounds was raised by the end of the year, and the barge was built and launched by spring 1680. Prior to this occasion the Company had either not participated in the procession or had appeared in a hired barge.
Property deeds and related records regarding the Stationers' Company's bargehouses.
Unused Company annual diaries, dated 1930-1941 and 1947-1963; also includes almanacks produced for the Company, 1844.
Company Events: Binding, Freedom and Cloathing ceremonies, presentations and installations in Court
Invitations, menus, seating plans and programmes for events held at Stationers' Hall.
Notes, discussion papers, reports and responses.
Copy minutes of a meeting of the Constitutional Committee.
Records relating to the establishment, constitution, privileges and internal regulation of the Stationers' Company.