Kodak postcard with a photograph of four young women seated outside wearing early 20th-century clothing (c. 1900-1912). The postcard has no message, address, postmarks or stamps, and it appears that it may never have been sent.
Postcard with a photograph showing three men and two women seated in an old-fashioned car. They are wearing clothing of the early 20th century, c. 1900-1912. An annotation written in pencil on the back reads: "This is Jess & that is her husband sitting at the back of the car, with the hat on." The postcard may not actually have been sent, as it does not have any addresses, postmarks, or stamps.
Booklet entitled "Picture Taking with the No. 1A Kodak Junior," owned by Gracie Archibald. The 88-page booklet describes how to use the No. 1A Kodak Junior camera.
Photograph of the train approaching the section house at Alta Lake on the Pacific Great Eastern Railway. Denis DeBeck's house is also seen in the photo. The handwriting on the verso reads: "Alta Lake train arriving from Lillooet, house was the forester, was DeBeck, section house steps."
Photograph of the Jardine / Neiland children. From left to right: Bob Jardine, Thomas Neiland Jr. (holding a chicken), Jack Jardine, and Jenny Jardine.
Photograph of the Jardine / Neiland children outside the Neiland ranch at 34 1/2 Mile [Function Junction area], in front of a large tree stump. From left to right: Thomas Neiland Jr., Bob Jardine, Jenny Jardine (with dog), and Jack Jardine.
Postcard labelled "Officers + Apprentices of British Barque "Beechdale"" sent from Bob Lloyd to Lizzie Jardine. The front of the card has a photograph of 8 men and youths standing on board a ship, with a life preserver marked "BEECHDALE / LIVERPOOL" in the centre.
On the back of the card is a handwritten message from Lloyd to Lizzie Jardine. There is also printing in French and Dutch: "CARTE POSTALE / Belgique - Belgie / Cote reserve a l'adresse - Zidje voor het adres a lieen."
