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Register of students payments; volume provides details of student name, conditions of entry, number of library subscriptions, special classes and fees/payments.

Papers refer to Ewart; Ford; Rolleston; Isambard Owen; Ogle; Dickinson; Frost; Jaffrey; Pendlebury; and other individuals

Minutes of meetings; papers refer to Ewart; Bennett; Crisp English; Slater; Ogle; Hewitt; and other individuals

Papers refer to Pendlebury; Ewart; Collier; Jex Blake; Frost; Jaffrey; English; Sheild; Dent; and other individuals; Papers also refer to the Medical School Council merging with the Medical School Committee in 1907.

Minutes of meetings; papers refer to Dent; Ewart; Rolleston; Ogle; Latham; Jaffrey; Pendlebury; and other individuals

Papers refer to Spriggs; Nachber; English; Dent; Turner; Jex Blake; Back; Collier; and other individuals

Papers refer to Jaffrey; Ogle; Spriggs; Golla; Stabb; Fox; Dent; Turner; Pendlebury; Bull; Fedden; Slater; Rolleston; and other individuals

Two amended copies of a printed 'Address presented to Her Royal Highness Princess Louise (Duchess of Argyll) on the occasion of the laying of the foundation stone of the South London Hospital for Women: July 1st, 1913'

Papers refer to Turner; Slater; Fedden; Wingrove; Latham; Friend; Hewitt; Pendlebury; and other individuals

Two copies of a donation and subscription form for the South London Hospital for Women

Papers refer to James; Ogle; Wingrove; Back; Turner; Longhurst; Fedden; and other individuals

Transcribed 21st century records book covering students who registered between 1902-1918 (student numbers 5813-6247). The dates entered are the covering dates, not the dates of creation or accumulation of the register. Some entries provide details of student qualifications, working life, dates of birth and death, and other information.

Papers refer to Barwell; Ogle; Cubitt; Pendlebury; Back; and other individuals

Papers refer to Rolleston; Collier; Ogle; Hill; Pendlebury; and other individuals

Papers refer to Ogle; Elliot; Rolleston; Hill; and other individuals

Papers refer to Ogle; Geach; Hetherington; Fox; Pendlebury; Webb-Johnson; Allan; Deller; Donaldson; Darwell Smith; Foley; Riddell; and other individuals

Three hardback lecture notebooks containing notes made by J. [or possibly I.?] Moss while a student nurse at St George's, c.1921-1922. The subjects covered in each book are as follows:

• Bandaging, Etiquette, Medicines & Drugs, etc (with some printed summaries inserted), 1921
• Dr Collier's lectures (Medical Lectures to Nurses in their Second Year – with printed summaries pasted in), c.1921-1922
• Surgical Lectures given by Mr Frankau (with list of subjects and page numbers – corresponding to a textbook? - inserted), 1922

Papers refer to Ogle; Blomfield; Donalson; Frankau; Collier; Gwillim; Purvis; and other individuals

Papers refer to Ogle; Blomfield; Pendlebury; Donaldson; Bellingham Smith; Gordon; Richards; Frankau; and other individuals

Certificates issued to Theodosia Catherine Merry, including:

• St George's Hospital First Class Certificate (of probationary nurse training), Dec 1912
• St George's certificate of one year's service as staff nurse, 8 Oct 1913
• General Nursing Council certificate of admission to the register, 16 Mar 1923
• National Health Society health visitor's certificate (with Ministry of Health seal on the reverse), 1924-1926
• certificate of competency for the office of sanitary inspector (Sanitary Inspectors Examination Board), 1 Jul 1924

Set of three volumes of musical settings of words by A. A. Milne to music by the composer Harold Fraser-Simson, with illustrations by E. H. Shepard, published by Methuen & Co. All three volumes contain the inscription: 'This is a presentation copy for the Victoria Hospital for Children'. Includes:

• The King's Breakfast, 1925
• Songs from "Now We Are Six", 1927 [signed by Milne, Fraser-Simson and Shepard; also includes an inserted copy of a poem, 'For the Opening of the Children's Home (Victoria Hospital, November 23rd, 1922)', signed by its author Alfred Noyes]
• More Very Young Songs, 1928 [signed by Milne, Fraser-Simson and Shepard; most pages still uncut]

Papers refer to Fedden; Collier; Donaldson; Blomfield; Hunt; Feiling; Tomas; English; and other individuals

Set of issues of The Dragon, an apparently short-lived magazine for St George's nurses (c.1928-1929) which published comic verse and prose as well as internal news. Includes issues 1-2 and 4-5 of vol. 1, though it is unclear if a vol. 2 was ever produced; issue no 5 includes a crossword which has been filled in.

Two metal tracheostomy tubes (aka cannulae) with obturators (aka pilots) inserted. One of the tubes is manufactured by Allen & Hanburys, London.

Boxed set of 12 metal urethral sounds of increasing diameter, manufactured by Arnold & Sons, London. Also includes one additional loose sound (with 'K7' scratched on the handle) that does not belong to the set.