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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 half-tone magazine print of the Hon. George H. Perley, B.A., Acting Premier 1930, b. 1857. Signature is included on print as well as "minister without profolio, Dominion of Canada" under his name. Unmatted.

Item is an electro-steel engraving of Samuel Phelps, Esq.; Shakesperian actor (b.1804-d.1878). engraved by D.J. Pound from a photograph by Mayall. Unmatted.

Item is an half-tone print of Lord Pirrie; a great Canadian Shipbuilder (qualification attached to matte). Matted, bottom unattached.

Item is electro-steel engraving of The Right. Hon. William Pitt, Earl of Chatham. Viscount Pitt of Burton pynsent. Lord Privy,peal one of the lords of His Magesty's most Hon. Privy council F.R.S. Mounted on a mixture of boards and under paper and unattached at the botom.

Item is an upper-half portrait of Chas. B. Rouleau reproduced in magizine, caption in pen on bottom, matted.

Item is a half-tone magizine print portrait of the Hon. Joseph Royal, Lieut-Gov. of the North West Territories form 1888-93 (b. 1837-d.1902).

Item is an electro-steel engraving of Prince Rupert, former of the Hudson Bay comapny in 1670 done by Van Dyck and from an orignal by Van Dyck. bellow the oval poertrait is an engraving of the subjects seal and autograph from an orignal letter to King Charles I in the possesion of John Thame (from 1619-1682) reading: "Most obedient nephue & faithful sevant Rupert". Matted with one corner attached and put into slieve by Peter Holdswoth October 10, 2008.

Item is an electro steel engraving of a sitting Benjamin Rush, M.D. American doctor and Philanth.. engraved by R.W Dodson from a painting by T. Sully in possesion of Richard Rush Esq. signature in engraving (possibly taken for 1776 decleration of independence) of subject.

Item is a matted balck and white photograph of Sir. Charles Russell, Solicitator for cnadia ngov. 1906 b.1863 done by W& D Downey London.