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A printed circular from the Professional Classes War Relief Council appealing for donations.

Printed proof of an account of the King’s College London soiree published in The Illustrated Photographer.

Printed advertisement for the post of the Demonstrator of Natural Philosophy.

Printed report, King’s College London annual report presented to the court of governors and proprietors.

Manuscript letters to the Secretary of King’s College London comprising an anonymous postcard to ‘Mr Balfour care of the vivisectors of King’s College London and King’s College Hospital’ protesting against vivisection.

Manuscript applications sent to the Secretary of King’s College London for scholarships.

Printed and manuscript applications for the AKC (Associateship of King’s College London), the College’s own academic award from students in the Applied Sciences Department and General Literature and Science Department.

Manuscript applications for tickets to watch a procession of Queen Victoria for the opening of the Royal Courts of Justice, 1882 Dec 9, from a stand set up in front of the College.

Printed auction catalogue of Royal Military Asylum [a school for the orphan children of soldiers], Chelsea, Clerk of Works Office and Somerset House ‘Surplus Stores & Materials Comprising of Several Tons of OLD LEAD, Old Brass, Copper and Zinc, Wrought and Cast Iron’ sold by Horne, Eversfield & Co. in the yard of the Royal Military Asylum Chelsea.

Bills and expenses relating to ‘British Medical Association’ (possibly for a conference held at the College).

Bills sent to the Secretary of King’s College London for the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (SPCK) soiree held at the College, 1878 Jul 12.

Manuscript letters to the Secretary of King’s College London comprising of a collection of boarding house business cards sent for the attention of prospective students.

Printed booklet An Introductory Lecture on the Study of English Law delivered at King’s College London, November 5 1833 by John William Spurrier ([1795]-1848), Professor of English Law and Jurisprudence (London, 1833).

Printed booklet University of London, First Examination for the Degree of the Bachelor of Medicine, in the Year 1840.

Certificate in honour of the contribution of the College and William Overend Priestley (1829-1900), Consulting Physician at King’s College Hospital, to the University of Edinburgh Tercentenary Festival.

Certificate of Associateship of King’s College London, (AKC) for Richard Henry Jelf in the Military Department.

Certificates for Diplomas awarded by the Theological Department.

Manuscript letters to the Secretary of King’s College London comprising undated certificates of students awarded the 1st and 2nd class Warneford scholarship (founded by Samuel Warneford in 1851 for students in the Medical Department) including William Alsept Richards and Samuel Lymas Herbert, who were awarded 1st class scholarships, 1863-1864; Evan Buchanan Baxter (Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics 1874-1885), John Curnow (Professor of Anatomy 1873-1896 and Professor of Clinical Medicine 1896-1902), Alexander Paul Fiddian, Alfred Henry Garrod (Professor of Comparative Anatomy 1874-1879), Arthur Fergusson McGill, (later Lecturer of Surgery at Yorkshire College, Leeds) and Henry Bland who were awarded 1st class scholarships, 1864-1865; Robert Wishart Lyell (later Assistant Surgeon at Moorfields Eye Hospital) who was awarded a 1st class scholarship, 1866-1867; Alfred Armitage Kidger who was awarded the 2nd class scholarship,1866-1867; Joseph Numa Rat and William Francis Hazel who were awarded 1st class scholarships, 1867-1868; George Henry Batterbury and Ashley Gibbings (Professor of Dental Surgery, 1887-1889) who were awarded 1st class scholarships, 1869-1870; William John Henry Lush who was a awarded 2nd class scholarship, 1869-1870; George Stillingfleet Johnson (Demonstrator of Chemistry, 1884-1894) and Richard Frith Quinton who were awarded 1st class scholarships, 1870-1871.

Certificates for students who applied for the Warneford prizes and scholarships including Joseph Numa Rat; Joseph Henry Philpot; Andrew Duncan; William Francis Hazel; Francis Richardson Cross.

Certificates of stocks held by the College, including the Sambrooke endowment held by the Official Trustees of Charitable funds; securities belonging to the College held in the Bank of England; letter from Coutts & Co regarding the stocks held by the Bank.