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Quarter-plate (landscape format). A typical residence: home of Senator W.J. Macdonald, over 30 years Canadian Senator.

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Quarter-plate (landscape format). Home of Senator W.J. Macdonald.

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: A limp-bound book, number 36 of a numbered edition of 100, containing photogravure plates and coloured illustrations by various artists. Each page is preceded by a sheet containing the title and description; in most cases only the title is given in the typescript catalogue. Unless otherwise stated, the illustrations are full-page sepia photogravure, approximately 225 x 175 mm; the half-page coloured illustrations are c.125 x 85 mm.The title page reads 'His Royal Highness the Prince...

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Prints of paintings from Confederation Life's Gallery and Archives, spanning 450 years of Canada's history and including significant events in each province and territory, and in the country as a whole. Below each image is a short description in both English and French.

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Showing the front facade of the Parliament.

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Quarter-plate (landscape format). And Mount Baker - Beacon Hill from the south-west.

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Quarter-plate (landscape format). And Mount Baker - Beacon Hill from the south-west.

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Quarter-plate (landscape format). Two 13 pounder guns; keel from H.M.S. Amphion, and a totem pole.

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Quarter-plate (landscape format). Looking along Park Road (south end of Douglas Street).

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A series of photographs depicting ceremonies celebrating the coronation of George VI.

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Landscape format. Rockland Avenue, Victoria, B.C.

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Landscape format. And behind it to the left the Immigration Building for reception of all arriving immigrants.

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185 x 135 mm. They flank a third man who has not been identified.

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Moss Street, Victoria.

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150 x 100 mm. View of a visit to a First Nations site.

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144 x 92 mm. This photograph features Governor-General Julian Byng and appears to depict the same occasion as Y3062S/124-25. It is dated 1926 on the reverse, suggesting that the event marked his departure from office in that year.

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110 x 60 mm. Featured from left to right: Miss McKenzie (Lieutenant Governor Robert Bruce's niece), Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, Lieutenant Governor Robert Bruce, Lieutenant Roy, ADC.

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110 x 60 mm. Featured from left to right: Miss McKenzie (Lieutenant Governor Robert Bruce's niece), Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, Lieutenant Governor Robert Randolph Bruce, Lieutenant Roy, ADC.

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110 x 60 mm. Featured from left to right: Miss McKenzie (Lieutenant Governor Robert Bruce's niece), Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, Lieutenant Governor Robert Randolph Bruce, Lieutenant Roy, ADC.

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145 x 95 mm. Byng served as Governor-General of Canada from 1921 to 1926. The dating of the photograph is unclear, since it bears two dates on the reverse, 28 June 1925 and 1926. 'Farewell' has also been inscribed, suggesting that the latter date for the event may be correct, since Byng's term ended in 1926, and it may have commemorated his departure.

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132 x 82 mm. Left to right seated: Lt. Governor R. Bruce, Lady Allenby, Lord Allenby. Standing: Miss McKenzie, niece of the governor and Chatelaine at Government House, Mr Muskett, the Lt. Governor's secretary.

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Two photographs (each 130 x 75 mm) forming a panorama, showing veterans gathered to greet the visitors.

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135 x 85 mm. Showing the general at the entrance to St. Andrew's Cathedral.

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138 x 80 mm.

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135 x 85 mm. Showing the general at the entrance to St. Andrew's Cathedral.