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Comprises plaques made to commemorate University events, such as the opening of buildings, and key figures in the University's history.

Comprises a set of cards and negatives displaying printed portraits of 19th century scientists, primarily chemists.

A small glass plaque engraved with the University's coat of arms and 'London South Bank University'. Comes in a presentation box.

Produced as a corporate gift, initially for the Faculty of Engineering, Science and the Built Environment to give when on international visits, but then also for central departments to present to guest speakers at corporate and alumni events.

A small plate decorated with the University's logo and coat of arms and the caption 'Celebrating 120 Years'. The plate is in a presentation box.

Black and white and colour photographs, slides and negatives and digital images of ceremonies for the opening of new buildings and other historic Polytechnic and University events.

The Borough Road building taken from the west end of Borough Road and showing the Tower Block being constructed.

he Borough Road building taken from the west end of Borough Road and showing the Tower Block being constructed.

Book entitled 'Record of Illustrations in General Use'. Contains photographs and illustrations of the Borough Polytechnic buildings, classrooms, laboratories and senior staff from 1892-1917. Includes an index and list of photos and illustrations. The majority of photos have been reproduced at better quality and are available at LSBU/7/1.

Photos of the National College, comprising:

NC/3/1, Minister of Education visit to Borough Polytechnic;

NC/3/2, Students;

NC/3/3, Staff;

NC/3/4, Opening of National College Building.

Photos of staff and governors.

Contains details of the students and staff of the Borough Polytechnic who died during the First World War and whose names are on the First World War memorial in the Borough Road building.

Comprises guidelines and manuals regarding the University's corporate identity along with minutes from the 1960s Publicity Committee.