Four copies of a booklet that explains how a constitutional monarchy works in a democracy.

A history of the Ladies Auxiliary Command in New Brunswick.

7 empty envelopes in total and 5 are made out to Mrs. J.A. Robertson while the rest are mad out to Percy L. Robertson. One is from the Bank of Nova Scotia and with the rest of the envelopes it is unable to tell where their sent from.

A 4 inch by 8 inch piece of paper with a picture of a street on one side of the paper possibly of Saint John. The other side is blank.

Two magazines detailing the news in London at the time. Both themed issues for Christmas.

A Christmas themes magazine detailing stories and articles revolving around Christmas.

A ripped page from the London Illustrated News from December 12, 1936 showing ads on the front and back.

A design for a banner screen from the February 1st 1870, Young Ladies Journal. The design is a bush full of flowers.

The document starts out with a list of names and how much money they gave to the school district from the years of 1941-1946. The document then goes to the minutes of annual meetings in Pascobac School District.

Percy R. Allaby, son of Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Allaby was lying mortally wounded during the fight at Vimy Ridge and when help arrived for him he said, "Never mind me; do what you can for the rest.". This poem was written in honor of his selfless last words.