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King's Army Commission for Alfred King Tripe as Second Lieutenant, Territorial Force
With original signature of King George V
On dry-cow fishing, as a fine art
p. 12-13
The Generall Historie of the Turkes.
Image displaying title page.
[Collection of colour-printed botanical specimens]
Displaying samples of apples, roses, and berries as well as shown folded with cover closed.
A Christmas Posy of Carols, Songs and other Pieces
Displaying front cover, and poems; 'Robin on the Bough' and 'The Christmas of the Sorrowful'
Photograph of Sidney Fisher, Charles Fisher and Marion Brown at the Opening of the Shakespeare exhibit at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library
Sidney Fisher (left) with Charles Fisher and Marion Brown, the head of the department of rare books and special collections
Green Arras.
Frontispiece and title page
Growing Canada’s Floral Emblems
Displaying Alberta's prickly rose
Holograph notebook for Book of Negroes by Lawrence Hill
Holograph notebook
Diary of Edith Leckie
Diary accounting the beginning of the war, Leckie's journey to England and beginning her war job in London.
Typed account of the Second Battle of Ypres written by Robert Gilmour Edwards Leckie and sent home to his family
Seventeen page account beginning on 14 April 1915 and ending on 7 May 1915, sent to his family in Canada on 13 May 1915 with instructions that it was for "family consumption." Includes a casualty list for "Officers of 16th Battalion."
Telegram from R.G.E Leckie to John "Jack" Leckie
Amusing telegram in which Leckie announces that his battalion is headed to training from British Columbia with the 16th Battalion (Canadian Scottish)
Introduction to Botany.
Displaying the twenty-four classes of plants devised by Linnaeus.
Flowers of Loveliness.
“Myrtle” and facing plate.
Fisher's Drawing Room Scrap Book
Page 9 and facing plate.
Aventures d'Alice au pays des merveilles
Upper covers of three different bindings.
Statement of Mrs James E. Lockrey regarding the mental health and death of her husband, James E. Lockrey
Describes her husbands issues with unemployment, anger and hallucinations.