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A register listing the surnames and initials of staff members along with their salary, tax deductions and national insurance contributions. Some pages include the departments of employment. The tables distinguish between full-time, part-time and visiting staff.

Record for a Maths Teacher. Includes employment contract and correspondence regarding a responsibility allowance, sick pay and his retirement.

Inscribed, 'Presented to Councillor Thomas Fletcher of Birmingham, by W. E. Aylwin Esq. on the occasion of the laying of the foundation stone of the New Bakery at the National School for Bakers & Confectioners, Borough Polytechnic Institute. London. Feb 5th 1902', by Elkington & Company, Birmingham 1894

Trophy inscription, 'The Borough Polytechnic Rifle Club, Presented by Fred R. Heath Esq. 1933. Winners E. Shutt 1934, J. Hoad 1935, W.N.Button 1936', Birmingham 1923

Trophy inscription, 'B.P. Men's Doubles S.B.C.' by Thomas Fattorini, Birmingham 1930

Inscribed, 'Presented to the Borough Polytechnic Cycling Club by Fred R. Heath, Esq. Secretary of the Borough Polytechnic "In Friendship's Name" 1928' by H.H. Plante, London 1927

Trophy inscribed, 'Borough Polytechnic Cycling Club, The Belilios Cup 25 Mile Handicap. Holders.

1907. G. W. C. Holmes

1908. J.W. Howard

1909. W. Hutchinson

1910. S. Martin

1911. W. H. Lack

1912. W. H. Lack

1913. E. R. Edwards.'

By Goldsmith Company, London 1906

Ring Inscribed:

1922. A. Radford. 1927. W. J. Dudley 1932. A. E. Haies

1923. H. Harding. 1928. A. Harding 1933. G. W. Hogwood

1924. L. W. Goodall. 1929. H. H. Hirtes 1934. C. Bosley

1925. L. W. Goodall. 1930. S. Bamford 1935. J. E. Frith

1926. L. W. Goodall. 1931. C. H. Bosley 1936. J. E. Frith

1927. R. F. Allard. 1947. J. F. Lewis

1928. T. R. Mildon. 1948. R. Hornsby.

1929. L. Stiles. 1949. Miss P. Rayson.

1940/1945. Witheld. 1950. K. J. Deed (duplicated on base ring)

1946. D. Dennis. 1951. B. Q. S. Beretta. (duplicated on base ring)

1947. L. Flynn. 1957. S. Cheung. 1962. D. A. Hopper.

1948. A. Ramsay. 1958. R. A. Matthiae. 1963. G. W. Schmidt.

1949. D. J. Graver. 1959. A. G. L. Bowers. 1964. M. Ward.

1950. M. G. Blanchard. 1960. A. W. McConaky. 1965. C. Jones.

1951. S. Kassim. 1961. B. D. Burger 1966. H. E. P. Dadak.

1952. R. T. Cummiskey. 1974. K. S. Hall.

1953. A. S. O. Onamusi.

1954. R. C. Greasley

Inscribed, 'Borough Polytechnic Institute Edric Shooting Cup. Won by

1909 Sergt L N Hawes, 24th C of L 1912 Color Sergt Risdon

1910 Sergt H. Risdon 2nd C of L 1913 Sergt Knight

1911 Sergt L. N. Hames 24th C of L 1936 W. N. Button.'

By Walker and Hall, Sheffield, 1908

Named in honour of Edric Bayley

Plaque inscribed; ' THE BOROUGH POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE was opened by the Right Honourable THE EARL OF ROSEBERY, K.G. On the Thirtieth Day of September, 1892. Governors:

Edric Bayley, L.C.C. Chairman

Rowland Hamilton

The Reverend Arthur William Jephson, M.L.S.B.

Alfred Lafone

Edwin Lawrence

William George Lemon, L.C.C.

Sir Philip Magnus, Kt.

Thomas Buxton Morrish

Charles Joseph Whittuck Rabbits

Evan Spicer, L.C.C.

The Honourable Maude Stanley

Richard Strong, L.C.C.

Walter Augustus Wigram'

Plaque inscribed; 'THIS HALL was opened by The Right Honourable THE EARL OF CARRINGTON, K.G., G.C.M.G., on Friday, 13th November, 1908.

Governors:

James Leonard Spicer (Chairman)

Edric Byaley, M.A.

Edward Cheater

Thomas Coote, J.P.

Sir Edwin Durning-Lawrence, Bart., LL.B, B.A.

Mary Martha Eve

William Garnett, M.A., D.C.L.

The rEv. Canon Arthur William Jephson, M.A.

Marion Leon

The Rev. John Scott Lidgett, M.A., L.C.C.

Sir Philip Magnus, Kt. M.P., M.A., B.Sc.

David Whtton McInnes, J.P., M.I.Mech.E.

Sir Buxton Morrish, J.P.

Jospeh William Oake

James Pascall

John Piggott, J.P.

Thomas Francis Rider, C.C., F.R.G.S.

The Rev. William James Sommerville, B.A.

The Honourable Maude Stanley

Francis Thompson

Arthur Frederic Basil Williams, M.A.

Albert Wilson, L.C.C.

Alexander Grant Wylie'

Correspondence and records relating to Norwood Technical Institute, a branch of the Borough Polytechnic.

Drawings, paintings and prints of various Southwark Campus buildings.