John Benjamin Stone, 1910, 29 January, Some Unusual Priviledges of Parliament, the Sphere, January 29, 1910, p.104, Magazine page, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29701

G.T. Hobbs, 1906, 21 November, G.T.Hobbs, A Photographic Record of a Record Photographer, Focus, November 21, 1906, p.462. Sir Benjamin Stone Photographs the Fordwick Ducking Stool for the National Record., Magazine page, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29702

John Benjamin Stone, 1909, The Camera Fiend, Searchlight of Greater Birmingham,1909, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29703

John Benjamin Stone, 1907, Approach to the Barrage, North of Cairo, Egypt, [Egypt], Platinotype, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29713

John Benjamin Stone, 1907, Boys in the Fair, Luxor, Egypt, [Egypt], Platinotype, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29714

John Benjamin Stone, 1907, Natives who, with pigskin floats, swim the rapids of the Second Cataract for the edification of visitors, Egypt, [Egypt], Platinotype, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29715

John Benjamin Stone, 1907, Statue of Memnon, Plain of thebes, Egypt, [Egypt], Platinotype, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29716

John Benjamin Stone, 1898, Show Room, W.W. Greener, Gunmaker, Birmingham, Platinotype, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29717

John Benjamin Stone, 1906, 14 May, Visit of the Right Hon. the Duke Tsai Tse and members of the Chinese Special Commission to the Metropolitain Works, Saltley, Birmingham, Platinotype, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29718

John Benjamin Stone, 1901, Posters, Athletic Institute Buildings, John Bright Street, Birmingaham, Platinotype, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29719

John Benjamin Stone, 1901, November, The work-room of James Watt at Heathfield, absolutely undisturbed since his death in 1819., Platinotype, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29720

John Benjamin Stone, 1905, Balfour and Shackleton, House of Commons [London, GB], [House of Commons], Scan from negative, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29721

John Benjamin Stone, 1902, Corporal Laxon, Native Borneo Police, House of Commons [London, GB], [House of Commons], Scan from negative, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29722

John Benjamin Stone, 1905, Marconi, House of Commons [London, GB], [House of Commons], Scan from negative, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29723

John Benjamin Stone, 1909, Mr and Mrs Bleriot, House of Commons [London, GB], [House of Commons], Scan from negative, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29724

John Benjamin Stone, 1902, May-Day Festivities. Knutsford, Cheshire. Children taking part., [Folk customs], Platinotype, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29725

John Benjamin Stone, 1903, 4 July, Northumberland, Baal Fire, St John's Eve, The prepared faggotts, [Folk customs], Platinotype, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29726

John Benjamin Stone, 1898, 7 April, The Royal Maundy, Westminster Abbey. The Sargeant and Yeomen of the Guard with the dish containing the Alms, [Folk customs], Platinotype, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29727

John Benjamin Stone, 1905, The Sherbourne Pageant, Quarterstaff, [Folk customs], Platinotype, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29728

Unidentified photographer / artist, 1870-1875, Album page from Sir Benjamin Stone's Album 21, Norway and Sweden (1870-1875) with the handwritten title "Lapps", Carte de visite album page, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29704

Warren De la Rue, 1868-1879, Album page from Sir Benjamin Stone's Album 31, Miscellaneous (1868-1879) showing two CDVs of the Moon by Warren De La Rue (1873), Carte de visite album page, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29705

Unidentified photographer / artist, 1875, Hôtel de Ville Galleries de Fêtes [Franco Prussian War], [Desastres De La Guerre], Albumen print, grey mount, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29706

Unidentified photographer / artist, 1892, 16 February, Reception Room at the Palace of the Governour after the bombardment (firing out) of the 16th Feb 1892. An example of a Brazil Revolution, Albumen print, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29707

John Benjamin Stone, 1908, 27 January, Invitation card for Illustrated Lecture "Sir Benjamin Stone in Egypt," by Sir J. Benjamin Stone, M.P., Invitation card, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29708

John Benjamin Stone, 1907, An Exhibition of Photographs By Members of the National Photographic Record Association (April - May, 1907), Exhibition card, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29709

John Benjamin Stone, 1911, 21 April, Licence for Sir Benjamin Stone to take photographs at the Queen Victoria Memorial. St. James's Park [London], Typed page, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29710

John Benjamin Stone, 1896, 4 February, Invitation for Birmingham Photographic Society - Exhibition of Photographs of the Transvaal and South Africa by Sir J. Benjamin Stone, M.P. (President), Invitation, Birmingham Central Library, Copyright: Birmingham Library and Archive Services, LL/29711