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Item is a electro steel engraving of Hernan Cortes, Conquerer of Mexico; Born 1485- died 1547. Engraved by Geo Vertue 1724

Item is engraving done by J.C. Buttre based on a life size full length portrait of Lieutenant General Sir. Wm. Lepperrell Bart (b, june 27, 1696 d. June 6th 1759) at the Esser insitute Gallery created 1821 by Mr. George A. Ward. Inscription on verso states "visit the treasury of Louisburg"? Unmatted but in need of matting.

Item is an back-matted electro-steel top half decorated oval portrait of F. Eugene de Savoie, Cher de la troisond'or, Coner d'Etat, Lieutenent gnal. des armees de S.M. Imperiate. Ma.al de l'emp; Presid.t du council auliq; de guerrl'gouot. et Captain Gnal des Pays-bas Autrichiens. (b.1663-d.1736). engraved and published by F. Desrochers Gr.r de sa Ma.ty T. C. Below the portrait in engravinhg is "Ou pourroiton trouver un Heros plus parfait, Si lui meme est son prix, son theatre et sa gloire, Qu'on ne le peign plusm son nom pait son histoire; Pourquoy donc le Graveur l'pffre-til ? nos yeux, il veux rebdre par l? son burin glorieux."

Item is map print of the Plan de la Ville de Montreal.

Electro-steel engraved image of Francis Atterbury, bishop of Rochester, born 1663 and died 1732. Engraved by Kneller Pinx.

Newspaper print of Sir William Ashburnham, 4th Baronet, born 1710 and died 1797. He was a Church of England clergyman. Accurately drawn and engraved from an an original picture taken from the Life. Published by Alexander Hogg, no. 16 Paternost Row.

Item is an indenture between Jurgh Docksteder and Elizabeth his wife and Johannis Miller.

Item is a back-matted electro-steel engraved standing portrait of Eugene Francois de Savoie; celebrated general, (b.1663-d.1736). botom two corners of the image are unattached.

Item is an banck-matted top- half, electro-steel engraved portrait of Louis Alexandre de Burbon, Comte de Toluse; French admiral on November 1683 + 1737 (b.1678-d.1737).

Item is a photograph of the "Plan du Fort Frontenac ou Cataracouy' ca.1740. The original was pen & ink with watercolour. Surveyor unknown.