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School of International Business and Languages, Research Papers in International Business, number 29. By Jan Toporowski.

Contains photographs of special events comprising:

LSBU/7/4/1 Building Opening and Historic Events, 1930-2011;

LSBU/7/4/2 Exhibitions and Open Days, 1930s-present;

LSBU/7/4/3 Visits and Speakers, 1950s-2003.

LSBU/7/4/4 Mad Dog II Solar Rally, 1998

The photograph includes the other honorary graduates, Jessica Huntley and Sir Satcam Boolell Q.C.

A photograph of Esther Rantzen receiving her degree from the University Chancellor, Sir Trevor McDonald.

Contains records relating to the buildings and estates of the institution.

Includes ephemera produced to celebrate the University's 120th anniversary.

Boxes contain envelopes dividing ephemera into the institution it was created by. The material for London South Bank University cuts off at 2007 when the annual collection of ephemera was established. This more recent material can be found in LSBU/8/2/2 onwards.

Contains ephemera of the institution divided into:

LSBU/8/1 Posters, c.1950s-present;

LSBU/8/2 Annual Ephemera, c.1892-present;

LSBU/8/3 Printing Blocks, c.1900-1950s;

LSBU/8/4 Corporate Seals, 1892-1990s;

LSBU/8/5 Medals and Trophies, 1892-2002;

LSBU/8/6 Associate Pass Cards for the Borough Polytechnic Institute, c.1900;

LSBU/8/7 Guest book commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Borough Polytechnic Institute, 1942;

LSBU/8/8 Grandfather Clock, c.1740;

LSBU/8/9 Marble bust of Joseph Lancaster c.1905;

LSBU/8/10 Commemorative plaques, 1892-c.2003,

LSBU/8/11Framed pictures, c.1900-2000;

LSBU/8/12 Television coverage, 1990s-2001;

LSBU/8/13 Portrait cards of 19th century scientists, 1962;

LSBU/8/14 Corporate Gift Glass Plaque, 2012.

Fliers and ephemera created by the Alumni Association.

A chain of office belonging to the President of the Environmental Engineering Student Society. The front of the medal is engraved with the words "The Environmental Engineering Student Society" and in the centre is the emblem of the National College for Heating, Ventilating, Refrigeration and Fan Engineering, which became the Polytechnic's Faculty of Environmental Science and Technology when it merged in 1970. The chain was presented to the society by the building firm Rosser & Russell on 22nd October 1971.

Comprises records belonging to the Polytechnic of the South Bank's Environmental Engineering Society.

Comprises learning materials for two self-taught units from the Institute of Environmental Engineering: Properties of Humid Air (1985) and Pipe & Duct Sizing (c.1993).

Booklet about the Institute, showcasing some of the University's entrepreneurs.