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    Two colour posters 11" x 17" depicting 1) the Cobourg (Canadian) Cenotaph and 2) Cobourg's Town (Victoria) Hall. Each has smaller supplementary pictures and each includes a photo of Skipper Jack J.N.

    Jarko Zavi lived in the Cobourg area from 1946-1959. He was particularly noted for his use of local Ontario materials in creating new glazes. His contribution to the arts was recognized at the Sifton

    Son of Judge John Douglas Armour's portrait taken.

Toronto Star, Toronto Star, 1964     The Fathers of Confederation Portfolios with 33 Pictures and Information on each member.

    2 Copies

    Four Mugs, each celebrating an anniversary year for the R.C.L. They represent 1996, 2005 (x2), and 2006 respectively.

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    Three mugs (two identical) created to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Legion (1926-1986), as well as the official opening of the Limited Care Facility Branch #133 (Legion Village

    Porcelain bible celebrating the 50 year anniversary of the Cobourg branch of the R.C.L.

    Three pens of three different varieties, all promoting the Illahee Lodge in Cobourg.

    3 Patches and 19 Tags

    Heritage coin celebrating 200 years since the original settlement of Cobourg (1798-1998). Former legal tender in Cobourg worth 2 dollars, up until the end of 1998. Features "Victoria" the White Rose

    Produced by Schneider Enterprises, Woodstock, this is to be the first of an annual series. The photograph is of the building which was the residence of Col. R. S. (Sam) McLaughlin, a Canadian industr

    Two glass 14 1/2 oz. bottles with the size and company name shaped into the glass. Neither has a stopper.

    The omission of the second "o" from Cobourg's name is not uncommon, though perhaps unusual in something as carefully produced as this.

    The donor, David Brooks of Port Hope, was Property Manager of the site for 15 years during the time it was used as a summer retreat for children from Toronto, and later for seniors.

    The “town and country” newspaper was published by Cobourg’s Dennis Forster. During most of the years 1967 to 1980 it was a monthly production delivered free and funded by lots of local advertising. I

    Pewter Ornaments The Armoury; Bebee’s Shoe Store: Gordon Insurance Building; Kensington Cottage; Marie Dressler House; The Poplars; Ravensworth; St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church; St. Michael’s Church

    Found in a Cobourg family home

    milk bottle without cap