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Item is a matt photo of Wm. Makor. Norman, no. 9534.

Item is a half-tone print from The Canadian Magazine (undated), half portrait of William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania b. 1644-d.1781. Matt had signature from his will dated oct. 30th 1701 as well as a print of unknown origin of a painting showing an older Penn signing the treaty for the land of Pensylvania.

Item is an electro-steel engraving of U. S. representative for N.B. boundry William Pickney (b.1764-d.1822) engraved by Johnson, Fry & Co.. Printed signature below image. Unmatted.

Item is top-half, bust, eelctro-stel engraved/lithograph of Wm. Pitt; Earl of Chatham. Print is "after Hoffner" and all but the head shows a lithographic process, indicating that it may be an lithograph after an engraving by Hoffner. Subject indentifier in in pencil.

Item is an oval matt photo of William Evan Price (b. November 17, 1827; d. June 12, 1880), member of the Quebec National Assembly.

Item is an matted oval seated top-half albumen portrait of William Price, Manufacturer-politician, (b.1867-d.1924). Idintifcation in pencil below photograph.

Item is an window-matted hald tone magizine top-half portrait of Wm. Renwick Riddell,Supreme court Jusitice, Ontario b.1852. Identified by pen bellow as well as a signature on parchment from unknown source. icture of unknown peorson on back. Bottom corners are unattached.

Item is an top-half portrait lithograph in color of the Hon. Wm. Johnston Ritche; Chief justice of Canada, 1876, (b.1813-d.1892). identified by signature by printer. duplicate of PG c. 1062.

Item is an top-half portrait lithograph in color of the Hon. Wm. Johnston;Chief justice of Canada, 1876, (b.1813-d.1892). Lithograph by Ralph Smith & co. from a Photograph by W. J. Topley Ottowa, published by J.B. Morgan, Toronto. PG c. 1061 is a duplicate.

Item is an electro-steel engraved top-half portrait of William Smith; Chief Jusitice of Canada, 1786, Chief Justice of New York, (b.1728-d.1793).Engraved by H.B. Hill & sone 13 Barley St .NY. Below the portrait is the shubjects signature in engraving as well as "Chief Justice of New York and of Canada." There are two copies, one has the engravers name on it and the other has a tear near the Top right corner, is more discolored, showing signs of previous matting as wel las has in pencil near the bottom righ corner "1728-93."