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Item is a matted half tone newspaper print. It shows Alberta's new legislature in session in an Edmonton schoolroom.

Item is a half-tone magazine photograph of Abraham Alfonso Albert Gallatin, born 1761 and died 1849, Swiss-American politician, diplomat, ethnologist, and linguist who was a longstanding United States Secretary of the Treasury. He helped found New York University in 1831. Print of signature attached.

Item is a electro steel engraving by H. Cook from a painting by Sir Thomas Lawrence of Admiral Alan Gardner; Born 1742- died 1809. Including copy of signature. Published by Fisher, Son & Co. (London) in 1832.

Portrait of Mark Akenside, British poet and physician, b. 1721 and d. 1779, on the cover of Literary Magazine published by J. Good (Bond Street).

Item is an Lithograph in colour top-half portrait of Sir. Albert James Smith; Minister of Marine & Fisheries, 1873-8 (b.1824-d.1883). Signature in lithograph in the bottom right corner identifies the subject.

Item is an window-matted,electro-steel engraved top-half portrait of the historian Agnes Strickland (b.1806-d.1874). Engraved byF. L. Lewes England "to his Queen" from a painting by J.Hayes on June 1846 and published by Henry Colburn,London 1848. Below the image is a window-mounted reciept with a stampfor three pence signed by the subject and dated 1845. the bottom corners of the portrait are unattached.

Item is half tone magazine sketch drawn by C.W. Allers of Otto Von Bismark, Chancellor of Germany. Born 1815- died 1898. Printed signatures included. From "Furst von Bismark in Freidricgsruh." by permisson of Union Desutshe Verlaggsgesellschaft.

Item is an electro-steel engraved image of Capranicensis with the bottom inscription: "Exiguce hic dantur sublati corporis umbrce: Vis mentis forman no scere? Scripta lege." a quote from the Secret Letters of Pliny the Younger.

Item is a Lithograph photo of Adolph P. Caron, Postmater General, 1892-1896. Lithrographed by J.B. Magurn.

Item is an seated electo-steel engraved portrait of Admral George-Brydges Rodney, baron Rodney, (b.1718-d.1792). Engraved by J. Cochran and printed by Monnoyer. Signature in Print below portrait.