Item is a snapshot photograph of a woman standing outside in front of a chair. Inscription on verso in black ink reads, 'caught in the middle of saying something'.
Item is a snapshot photograph of woman standing at doorstep beside two cats on railing. Inscription on verso in pencil reads, 'Sol + Glory, my pets, at Maine, July 1919.'
reproduction of drawing on cabinet card. Depicts oversize bed with many women in it, and a row of cradles with babies at the foot. Across the top of the bed is printed "Bringham Young's Bedstead". Above border of image, "THIS SHOP TO LET." A quote at the bottom of the image reads "And the place which knew him once shall know him no more for ever./ MOMENTUM CIRCUMSPICE./ FOR HIS MONUMENT LOOK AROUND!"
Print is captioned "Motherhood." It depicts a woman in a white fur-trimmed robe holding an infant in a white blanket. On verso, the work is identified as a Glaxo Baby Book advertisement. The envelope is addressed, Canadian-stamped, and cancelled.
Item is a portrait photograph of a woman in studio setting, seated in a chair with a blanket draped over the side. She wears a loose, gathered vest over her dress in a style popular in the 1910s.
Item is a brown bi-fold card with an embossed design with shield and helmet on the front left flap, beneath which is the photographer's name in letterpress: "A.E. Lyon/ Photo./ Charlottetown, P.E.I." Inside, a photograph is adhered to the card showing three women in a studio, one holding a baby. All 4 are identified by a handwritten note on the inside of the right flap.
Item is a grey and green mottled-pattern bi-fold card with, art nouveu floral design embossed into the upper left corner of the front flap. On the front of the right flap is embossed the name of the photographer: "Craswell/ Charlottetown, P.E.I." Inside, a photograph of a woman with a short haircut. The image is very dark, causing the rest of her body to be obscured. On the inside of the left flap, a handwritten note gives her name and the date.
Item is a white card with vignetted portrait of a young woman. On verso, an elaborate printed design featuring celtic-style scrollwork, cherubs with paint and canvas or a cornucopia. The photographer's name is given as "TOPLEY" with an address at "104 SPARKS ST/ OTTAWA". In the centre, text identifies the photographer as "PHOTOGRAPHER BY APPOINTMENT TO/ HIS EXCELLENCY/ THE MARQUIS OF LOFANE(Sic)/ AND/ HER ROYAL HIGHNESS/ THE PRINCES LOUISE."
Items depict cities and towns and people engaging in activities, such as resting, picking flowers and hunting. Each picture is titled and titles correspond with the name of a poem printed on the back of each image.
Item depicts a women. Image has been poured onto milk glass. Comes in a purple/black frame. On the frame says "Portrait on Porelain" And "Civil War Era $15.00."
Item is a button with a black and white picture of a woman sitting next to a flower pot, with her arm resting in the flowers and her head tilted towards them. She is wearing a dress and boots.
Items are playing cards with a portrait of a woman on one side and photographic prints, of a wide range of subjects from Canada and the United States, on the other
Item is made of black plastic. Lens and stereoscopic image fold up from bottom plate that has two black x's on it and reads "Made in England. Design Registered." Comes with a stereograph of a woman beside some trees
File contains two stereoscopic portraits of women. One is titled "The Very Thought of You," and the other is "Essence of Charm." They have metal frames.
Item is vol. 3, no. 2 of the magazine Take One: Women in Film. Kay Armatage is listed as the Co-Editor and wrote a review on the book "Superstar" and a column called "Overlooked and Underated" in this edition.
This file contains papers authored by Susan Hunter-Harvey, including: -Women in Development: A Review of the Issues -Television Training in Sri Lanka: An Assessment of SLRC and SLTTI in Development Programming Training Needs
File contains 8 books authored or co-authored by Wilson, including: F 665.1.1 The Futures of Family F 665.1.2 The Family - Canadian edition F 665.1.3 Women, Families and Work - 3rd edition F 665.1.4 Sociology: An Introduction - 1st Canadian edition F 665.1.5 Choices and Chances: Sociology for Everyday Life - 2nd edition F 665.1.6 Next of Kin: An International Reader on Changing Families F 665.1.7 Small World: International Readings in Sociology, 1994 F 665.1.8 Small World: International Readings in Sociology, 1997
