Résultats

    - black and white; one man changing a tire; one man and one woman watching; men are wearing car coats; woman is wearing a long gown; car is a Gray Dort; two boxes sitting on running board; car is dri

    Sepia postcard. M.C.R. Station, Ridgetown, Ont.

    "- black and white; 3 ladies getting in/out of canoe - note: all Macaulay series (X94.212.1 - X94.454.1) are on slides"

    - "C.P.R. Station, Chatham, Ont."; colour

    A group of people in swimming outfits standing on the beach. Written on the photo is: "Hazel 'Backus' Harry".

    "- black and white - Industrial Commissioner, William Gray"

    Employees of Veteran's Cabs standing beside a cab.

    - black and white; with frame (25 x 20 cm) - showroom of J. W. Harrington's car dealership; shows four Chevrolet cars; dated 1910

    "- black and white; irregular shape - photo of Thames River Steamer; shows Thames River, banks covered with trees; boat is large and there are many people on it; on the front of the boat ""Chatham De

    View of St. Joseph's Church, Chatham

    "- sepia; mounted on beige mat; different photograph mounted on each side - on one side: Ladies Cornet Band, shows women dressed in uniforms and holding instruments - on reverse side: interior of Mou

    Image of the Dresden town hall. Date not known.

    Two soldiers identified as Harry Backus (left) and Alvin Babcock (right) posing. On seated on a chair, the other sitting on the arm of the chair. The photo is mounted in a brown, cardstock, frame.

    - black and white - group of people standing in front of the Rondeau Pavilion

    "- copy; black and white - C.W. & L.E. freight train - Book 3, No. 87, Frank H. Brown Collection"

    Copy of photo: 1951.22.1 (of which there is a negative and print)

    Two-handed wood spear thrower (or sword) made by native Australians Wood is painted a reddish brown with 8 white bands painted around the circumference of the thrower. 2 white bands are located aroun

    Native Australian digging stick painted a reddish brown; 3 white bands are painted around the circumference on one end of stick; both ends come to dull points; several large cracks are present along

    Native Australian digging stick painted a reddish brown; both stick ends come to rounded points One end is carved in 2 patterns; 1st pattern is a checked board at a diagonal for 7.5cm; 2nd pattern is

    Silver plated plaque mounted on shield shaped, dark stained/painted wood. Plaque has sculptural elements including 14 flowers and a stylized harp. Centre circular section reads: "JULIUS ROOS / TROPHY