Black and white proof print of girl with long hair. No negatives in package, only proof print and letter to Charles Belair from Ruth Stavenow dated August 10, 1970 with instructions.
Image of a person seated in the a horse-drawn buggy in a field. A dog is sniffing the ground at right and a house and barn are visible in the distance in the background.
This photograph, ca. 1900, shows a woman crossing the West side of King St. North in Waterloo. The street railway tracks are clearly visible, as are the storefronts with awnings down. The most visible sign is "J. Schondelmayer." A German flag is hanging from an upper window and store fronts appear to be decorated with greenery.
File consists of twenty items of typescript professional correspondence and related materials between Bernard Suits and others including typescript official departmental correspondence, personal professional correspondence and memos.
Correspondents include:
Armour, L.;
Assistant to the Associate Deans for Graduate and Undergraduate Affairs in the Faculty of Arts;
Dean;
Dean Moyles;
Departments of Philosophy of the Province of Ontario Chairmen;
File consists of one typescript of "Return of the Grasshopper: Games and the end of the Future" by Bernard Suits. typescript has manuscript notes and annotations in an unidentified hand.
File consists of clippings primarily related to the interests of Dana Porter, including ones on higher education and book reviews. Also includes two from 1968 on the George Drew years of Ontario parliament.
File consists of three unidentified photographgraphs. One shows a baby (possibly Julian or Dana Porter Jr.), one shows a wedding photograph, and one shows three unidentified individuals possibly at a racetrack.
This letter book contains copies of business letters from R. Boehmer & Co. dating from 1900-1908, with 824 leaves filled in. Some pages contain more than one letter. The correspondence deals primarily with orders for coal. Insertions: several pieces of ephemera are present, including a blank bank draft from Merchant's Bank of Canada, Berlin, some ms. draft advertisements, notes, and a statement April 4, 1916.
File consists of one index to some of the photographs in the collection. Index was prepared by Uniroyal and uses a unique numbering system that can be found on the verso of the photographs. Numbering system differs from finding aid file numbers assigned by Special Collections & Archives staff. File also includes a list of employees and positions for the period of 1939-1954 compiled by Frank Gerry.
File consists of two bumper stickers advertising Uniroyal. They read "Nobody pushes me around! I've got Uniroyals" and "Don't skid around get Uniroyal."
File consists of one ruler from the Provincial Tire Company. Tag line on the ruler reads "Canada's largest tire sales organization Dominion Royal Tires."
