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Item is an window-matted half-tone (newspaper) panoramic view of Cobalt from 1907.

Item is a black and white photo of King Edward VII, born 1841 and died 1910, attached to a letter from the Pictoral Newspaper Co., LTD. and Daily Mirron (12, Whitefriars Street, London, E.C.) that reads: "The Editor of the "Daily Mirror" sends with his compliments this photo of His Majesty King Edward, made from a negative sent by telegraph and cable from the office of "L'Illustration" in Paris to the office of the "Daily Mirror" in London on November 8th, 1907. This is the first photograph ever received by telegraph in England and the first ever sent by cable."

Item is an window-matted, oval, top-half portrait of Chas. Townsend Homerton Esq.; Cheif Justice of Nova Scotia, 1907-10 (b.1844-d.1924). From a painting or sketch by Meadley pinx., engraved by Ridley Sc., and published by T. Williams Stationers court. Below the image on the matt to the right is the subject's signature from parchment.

Item is an half-tone magazing top-half oval portrait of "The Late Rev. Dr. Sheraton. Principal of Wycliffe College for 28 years, deceased January 24, in his 65th year" (b.1841-d.1905). cut out text of above identifies the subject with the oval portrait cut out an unattached at the bottom. back-matted.

Item is an window-matted half-tone (magazine) bust portrait of George W. Taylor; B.C. Fisheries Commission, 1905 (b.1854). bototm of image unattached.

Item is a half tone magazine print of Mr. Grover Cleveland, President of U.S.A., 1884-1892; born 1837- died 1908.

Item is half-tone photograph of the Hon. Albert E. McPhillips, Attorney-General, B.C. b.1861

Item is an back-matted, electro-steel engravd portrait of the Hon. H.E. Tashereau, Jusitce of the Supreme Court of Canada, 1902-6 (b.1836-d.1911). llikley a newspaper notice of his appointment. bottom two corners of the image are unattached.

Item is an half-tone, seated, decorated portrait of The right Hon. Lord Strathcona and Mont Royal, L.L.D., D.C.L., G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., BART, High Commissioner for Canada, London, Eng., 1896-1906 (b.1820-d.1914). Below the caption is another smaller half-tone portrait of the subject to the left as well as two sources with the subject's signature to the bottom left.

Item is a half tone newspaper print of Chancellor R. Bowles of Victoria University.