Small drawing of the towers designed by the Architect Christopher Wren at Westminster Abbey.

Watercolor of cathedral interior, lettered at bottom right corner “AERG M.C.M” [On verso, in pencil, is written “Jane Lister a dear child died Oct. 7th 1688…”] Reference is made in Evan Gill’s Inscriptional work of Eric Gill (1964), item 1, to Eric Gill’s first letter-cutting on stone, this inscription, inspired by a wall tablet in Westminster Abbey Cloisters.

Sketch of the front of a building in Godalming. An example of Lutyens architecture. Signed and dated by Gill. Loose sketches of other buildings on verso.

Sketch of the Dean’s Yard, Westminster, identified and signed AERG.

Poster for show at Goupil Gallery. Text states, “Goupil Gallery, Drawings, engravings and while-line reproductions of the nude, by Eric Gill, 3-5 Burlington Gardens, November-December 1937.” Gilliana.

Large print of The Way of the Cross, illustrating the stations of the cross, with captions beneath. Gilliana.

Poster on blue paper. Text states, “Mrs Marchant of the Goupil Gallery is now at this address, 3-5 Burlington Gardens, WI.”

Poster on blue paper. Text states, “Mrs Marchant of the Goupil Gallery is now at this address, 3-5 Burlington Gardens, WI.”

Red, yellow, green and black woodblock print from a 5 piece woodblock (block is item CEG1639).

Photograph of Gill in his workman’s smock and cigarette holder in hand by Howard Coster. Signed by Coster. Note included: Negative destroyed in the war.