Edwards, R.G.

Round the world with Captain Slocum… Dalhousie, N.B., 1948. 8 pages.

Wallace, Frederick William, 1886-

Skipper's log book, article on Capt. John Parker, Schooner historian 1 pages.

Saskatchewan golden jubilee committee

Final report… Regina : L. Amon, pr., 1956. 96 pages.

Saskatchewan golden jubilee committee

Fiftieth year, a speaker's handbook about Saskatchewan and its jubilee… Regina, 1955. 48 pages.

Saskatchewan golden jubilee committee

Letter to the people of Saskatchewan, a report on historic sites…1905-1955 Saskatoon, 1954. 11 pages.

Saskatchewan. Bureau of publications

Toronto Daily Star reports on the Saskatchewan government… Regina : Bureau of publications, 1946. 36 pages.

Saskatchewan. Bureau of publications

Government in industry, a brief account of Saskatchewan crown corporations… Regina : Bureau of publications, 1947. 17 pages.

Saskatchewan. Bureau of publications

Progress report from your government, a survey of Saskatchewan government activity, 1944-1947… Regina : Bureau of publications, 1948. 56 pages.

Macdonald, Angus Lewis, 1890-1954

Challenge of leadership. Commencement address, St. Francis Xavier's University Antigonish, 1946. 9 pages.

La Societe Historique Acadienne, New England Group

Report of 1st meeting for 1969/70, 17 Nov. 1969 1969. 1 pages.

La Societe Historique Acadienne, New England Group

Saint Croix Island project, V.z., its restoration as it was in the time of de Monts and Champlain, 1604-1605 Report on promotional trip to Calais… 1969. 2 pages.

Halifax, Nova Scotia Brunswick street church

Sunday schools memorial service for Queen Victoria…order of service…chairman: Rev. Dr. Hearty… Halifax : Theakston's quick printery, 1901. 4 pages.

Halifax, Nova Scotia Brunswick street church

Sunday schools memorial service for Queen Victoria…order of service…chairman: Rev. Dr. Hearty… Halifax : Theakston's quick printery, 1901. 4 pages.

Halifax, Nova Scotia St. Matthew's church

Memorial service for Queen Victoria : February 2nd, 1901 ... Rev. Principal Pollok presiding Halifax : 1901. 4 pages : 18 cm.

Intercolonial railway

Time table of trains conveying their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York to Halifax, Nova Scotia, Friday and Saturday, October 18 and 19, 1901 4 pages.

Sherriffs, Robert Stewart

King's progress, a chronicle of the British monarchy… London, 1951. 4 pages.

Tanner, Lawrence E.

Historic story of the Coronation Ceremony and ritual… London, Pitkins, 1953. 25 pages.

Across Canada with the Prince / by Douglas Newton.  Montreal : Canadian Pacific Railway, 1919. 32 pages : illustrations, ports.; 28 cm.

Edward VII, King of Great Britain, 1841-1910

Official programme, celebration at Charlottetown, P.E.I. in honor of the Coronation of their Most Gracious Majesties Edward VII, and Alexandra his Queen. June 26th, 1902 Prince Edward Island magazine office, A. Irwin, 1902. 4 pages.

Edward VII, King of Great Britain, 1841-1910

Official programme, celebration at Charlottetown, P.E.I. in honor of the Coronation of their Most Gracious Majesties Edward VII, and Alexandra his Queen. June 26th, 1902 Prince Edward Island magazine office, A. Irwin, 1902. 4 pages.

Edward VII, King of Great Britain, 1841-1910

Card of admittance to Ball in honor of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales… Halifax : 1860.

Edward VII, King of Great Britain, 1841-1910

Invitation, and a Menu of the Grand Banquet in honor of the marriage of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, at the Halifax Hotel, April 14th, 1863

Anderson, W. J.

Two chapters in the life of F.M., H.R.H. Edward, Duke of Kent / by William James Anderson.  Ottawa : Hunter, Rose & Co., 1869. 23 pages.

Charlotte Augusta of Wales, princess, 1796-1817

Authentic memoirs of the life of the late lamented Princess Charlotte; with clear statements showing the succession to the crown, and the probability of the wife of Jerome Buonaparte becoming queen, and her son Jerome Napoleon, being Prince of Wales, and  London : William Hone, 1817. 16 pages.

Charles, Prince of Wales

Program card for Ball in honour of H.R.H., at Rideau Hall, Ottawa, April 22, 1975