The series comprises financial records relating to athletics at the University of King's College.

Series consists of financial records related to the operation of the Library. It includes information on the Library account, endowments from the Library, grant programs, and the Library's budgets. It dates from the first years of the Library to the modern day. Handwritten receipts recorded the purchase of the first books for the Library in London at the time the University was founded. The series also describes Library endowment funds.

Sub-series contains subject files on financial expenditures by the School of Journalism. The majority of the documents are invoices and purchase orders for classes, faculty, equipment, and administrative needs. Sub-series contains more general documents, such as budget reports, but not in any comprehensive manner.

Series consists of financial records created, used, or received by the Board of Governors and its financial officers and finance-related committees. Documents include budgets, financial statements, invoices, bills of exchange, ledgers, Financial officers' and Treasurers' records. Committees that are not primarily finance-oriented are in the Committees series: 6.

Records documenting the overall financial management of University monies, including audited financial statements, Treasurers' reports and Treasurers' annual statements.

Sub-series consists of promotional material for the King's Foundation Year Programme.

This series contains reports surrounding the creation and collapse of the Atlantic School of Journalism and Communication. It also contains documents outlining the establishment of the School of Journalism in 1978 as a University of King's College program. There are also feasibility reports and external reviews of the 1978 School.

Series consists of fifteen letters Frederick Courtney wrote to others.

Sub-series consists of minutes and statements.

Sub-series consists of statements from the Friends of the Library Endowment Fund.