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Item is an window-matted top-half- electro-stel engraved portrait of Amerigo Vespucci; After Whom the Contenet of America has been named. (b.1451-d.1512). IS likly engraved by Coll.on du Chau. de Beauregard. On the matte is the proper title below the image and a signature on a signifantly aged parchment of the subject.

Item is a black and white photograph of an abandoned and deserted government house. The Province of New Brunswick, in a spell of "reform" decided to abandon the official residence, at Fredericton, for its lieutenant-governors.

Item is an electro-steel engraved print by E. H. G, by Fort Garry of a Cree or Ojibwe pow-wow.

Item is an electro-steel engraved print from a photograph taken by G. T. Taylor. The print is of Andover, or Tobique and shows a landscape including a farmer plowing his fields and a village in the distance.

Half-tone Newspaper portrait of Andrew Allan. From a photograph by Inglis, 1871. Andrew Allan was the co-founder of Allan Steamship Lines, Born 1822 - Died ?

Item is an electro-steel engraving of Andrew Fletcher of Saltoun, born 1655 and died 1716, a Scottish writer and politician remembered as a supporter of non-incorporation of Scotland and against the Union Act of 1707. Engrave by T. Clerk for Aikman's History of Scotland from an original portrait in the possession of Andrew Fletcher Esq. of Salton. Published by Thos. Ireland Junr. So. Bridge Edinr.

Item is an seated, electro-steel engraved portrait of Andrew Jackson; American General at the Battle of New orleans during the War of 1812, 7th America nPresident (b.1767-d.1845). Engraved by A. B. Walter Phils.

Item is an back-matted (cardboard), half-tone (newspaper ) portrait of Andrew Johnson; 17th American president (b. 1808-d. 1875). Signature from when Vice-resident to President Lincon attachd below the image.

Item is an half-tone top-half portrait from a magizine of Andrew Robertson, Esq. Chariman of the Montreal Harbour Commissioners; Canadian politician. From a photograph by Notman

Item is a seated, electro steel engraved portrait of Anna Jameson; Canadian authoress (b.1794-d. 1860). Engraved and printed ny Johnson, Fry & Co., New York from a photo by Bre in 1872.