Manuscript income tax account in Eric Gill's hand recording income for the years 1903-1937.

Two indentures, one is Gill's dated April 19, 1900 for five years to an architect, Wm.D. Carol, and the other, May 7, 1912, is a draft in Gill's holograph for the apprenticeship of Albert Leaney to Gill for seven years.

Includes several manuscript documents regarding John Skelton, Eric Gill's nephew and apprentice, and an incomplete indenture contract from 1940.

Policies for fire and property insurance made out to Eric Gill, 1929-1940, including inventories and correspondence regarding Gill's property Capel-y-ffin and Pigotts, and papers concerning mortgage payments.

One burglary, theft and fire policy made out to L. McDonald Gill, 1909; two fire policies made out to L. King, 1916 and 1922; one cargo policy made out to Eric Gill, 1935, for one carton containing two samples of stone; and one hand disablement policy made out to Eric Gill with three renewal policies for 1938-1940.

Papers and correspondence concerning investments and loans, addressed to Eric and Ethel Gill.

Copy of affidavit regarding the lawsuit between Eric Gill, Plaintiff, and Harry Douglas Clark Pepler, Defendant.

Includes lists in Gill's hand of money owed him, schedules for completion of work, etc.

Manuscript collection of records, correspondence and finanancial statements regarding Pigott's chapel. Records consist of shedules of masses 1929-1961, kept by Eric Gill, Mary Gill and unidentified person. Correspondence ranges from 1946-1950 between Mary Gill and priests, etc.

Consists of a copy of an agreement for letting between Douglas Whitlock and Eric Gill, 1905; a document concerning the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Tithe Annuities Apportionment Act, 1921, signed by Eric Gill, 1931, and a housing agreement between Eric Gill and R.G.H. of Hague's House, 1939.