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Cards follow a medical classification scheme of diseases and give the physician or doctor responsible for treatment and the patient reference number. These cards relate to the KH/CN2 series of case notes but do not provide patient details (in order to trace a patient record you need to know what they were suffering from and the year they were treated).

Index to Pupils of Guy's': large volume containing alphabetical list of medical and surgical pupils at Guy's Hospital, 1823-1878, including a number and date for each subject taken, cross reference to the folio numbers in the volumes 'entry of physicians surgeons pupils and dressers of surgeons.(First 10 pages in very poor condition, creased and torn, some moisture damage.)

‘Pupils, dressers, St Thomas’s 1723-1819, Guy’s 1768-1819’. Alphabetical index of Pupils at St Thomas's Hospital, 1723-1819; Dressers at St Thomas's Hospital 1750-1819 and Pupils and Dressers at Guy's Hospital 1868-1819.

LMA Ref: H1/ST/MD/G1

Papers, 1891-1960, including an alphabetical index of private pupils of Willoughby Lyle, 1891-1901; manuscript summary of the career of Katherine Henrietta Monk, Matron, King's College Hospital, submitted to Lyle by Alice Little, Sister, King's College Hospital, 1939; obituaries mainly from The Lancet , of Philip Franklin, otolaryngologist, John Alexander Drake, Physician for Diseases of the Skin, King's College Hospital, Francis Henry Mosse, medical missionary, and others, 1926-1952; pamphlet biography of William Frederick Danvers Smith, 2nd Viscount Hambleden, comprising obituaries and memorials from a number of newspapers and an address at his funeral at Remenham Church, 1928; a brief biography by Lyle of Professor Robert Bentley Todd, Physician to King's College Hospital, [1928].

Index to minutes of the Guy's Hospital College Committee meetings, 1888-1910.

Typical details given are patient name and number, age, occupation, disease, date of admission and discharge, summary of case, and result. They also give reference to the physician or doctor responsible and to the casebook where the full case notes are written. This also applies to deaths where a post mortem was carried out; the reference can be linked to a volume in KH/IN4. Please consult the Concordance for case notes to determine its reference number and location

Typical details given are patient name and number, age, occupation, disease, operation, date of admission and discharge, summary of case, and result. They also give reference to the surgeon responsible and to the casebook where the full case notes are written. This also applies to deaths where a post mortem was carried out; the reference can be linked to a volume in KH/IN4. Please consult the Concordance for case notes to determine its reference number and location.

Images of interior of King's College Hospital, Denmark Hill and other hospital buildings. 47 items: 3 large, 44 small.

Images of interior of King's College Hospital, Portugal Street and King's College London. 7 items: 6 large, 3 small.

The Forum, Volume 1, Number 6. 1 item.

Set of issues of The Poetry Review, edited by Mottram:

vol. 62 no. 3, Autumn 1971;

vol. 62 no. 4, Winter 1971-1972 (misnumbered vol. 61 no. 4 on title page);

vol. 63 no. 1, Spring 1972;

vol. 63 no. 2, Summer 1972;

vol. 63 no. 3, Autumn 1972;

vol. 63 no. 4 Winter 1972-1973 (mistitled vol. 64 no.4 on spine);

vol. 64 no. 1, Spring 1973;

vol. 64 no. 2, Summer 1973;

vol. 64 no. 3, Autumn 1973;

vol. 64 no. 4, 1973-1974;

vol. 65 no. 1, 1974;

vol. 65 nos. 2-3, 1975;

vol. 65 no. 4, 1975;

vol. 66 no.1, 1975 (changes to A4 size);

vol. 66.no. 2, 1976;

vol. 66 nos. 3-4, 1976-1977;

vol. 67 nos. 1-2, 1977;

(note: there is a also a full duplicate set of copies)