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Item is an half-back matted standing half-tone (magaine) print of Townsend; Wolfe's Sucessor, 1760 (b.1724-d.1807). Signature from printing of subject of unknown origin. Some lettering visible on coloured paper on the back but most gone and unreadable.

Item is an top-half, decorated oval, electro-elgraved portrait of the Marquis de Tracy; a French soldier (b.1603-d.1670). The portrait is Engraved by J.Lenfant. The actual portiat is on the top half of the page and the decotration on the oval includes a crest.

Item is an oval, top-half ,electro-stel engraved portrait of The Marquis de Tracy; French Soildier (b.1603-d.1670). Linearly engraving no. 612 by J.Lenfant on a magazine paper.

Item isan electro-steel engraved, seated portrat with a signature of Sir Charles Edward F. Trevelyan, K.C. E.; English Historian, Writer, statesman (b.1838-d. 1886). Engraved by D.J. Pound from a photograph by John Watkins, Parlement Street. Unmatted copy of PGc1208.

Item is an bust, electro-steel engraved (newspaper) Portrait of the Hon. Mr. Trutch, Lt.-Gov. of British Columbia. Is from an 1871 photograph by Notman, Montreal and engraved and printed for the newspaper some time on or after September 21st, 1832, as that is the death date of a obituary on the other side of the image.

Item is an an top-half, electro-steel engaved portrait of Margret of Valois, Sister of France; Wife of Henry of Navarre (b.1553-d.1615). Is engraved by H. Robinson and published by Blackie & son Glasgow, Edenburogh, London.

Item is an back-matted, top-half, electro-steel engraved portrait of Amergo Vespucci, Italian navagator +1516 (b.1451-d.1512). Engraved by Coll.on du Ch.au de Bauregard. Same image as PGc1225 and baottom two corners are unattached.

Item is an circular, top-half, electro-steel engraved portrait of then Princess Alexandrina-Victoria, later Quueen Victoria of the United Kingdom, and Ireland, Empress of India, 1837-1901 (b.1819-d.1901). Engraved by T. Woolnoth from an Anthony Stewart painting and published and "dedicated by special permmision to her royal heiness the Duhess of Kent by Fishr ,Son, & co., London.

Item is a view of the Tower of Francis I at Havre. Reference to page 532.

Item is a view of the Canadian Armed Cruiser "Canada". Speed 22 miles an hour. Armament 4 automatic Q.F. guns. Built by Vickers-Maxim, England.