Two sets of 12 posters, each set is missing poster 10 and has a duplicate of poster 9 instead. The posters illustrate the timeline of Lenin's life, with subjects including: The Ulyanov Family, Childhood and Youth, For the Happiness of the People, Leader of the Revolution, Advisor and Comrade, The Best Fried, Creator of New Light, Ilyich and Children, and Alive (Lives) Forever. It was published in Kyiv. The authors were Tamila Semenivna Zhurbyts'ka and Nina Oleksiyivna Andrusych, designer was Mykola Arkadiyovych Uspens'kyy and the editor was N. H. Shyshkina. The head editor was V. F. Hozha, the Associate editors were Ya. A. Lemeshenko and A. V. Sabadash, the design editor was M. M. Yakushchenko, the technical editor was Z. C. Onyshchuk and the correctors were E. P. Braslavs'ka and N. S.Mytsyk.

Set of fourteen small posters in a book format, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the October revolution. On the back of the folder holding the posters, the dates 1917-1987 are written. The author-compiler was A. Murzin, the designer was V. Kononov, the editor was R. Engel' and the technical editor was L. Nikitina. It was produced in Moscow.

One fold-out poster. On recto the view of the city and small photographs of Lenin's office in Smolny. On verso: photographs of interior of Lenin last secret apartment. Written in English, German and Russian.

blue, cloth-bound, hard cover albums with thick cardboard pages. Cover bears image of rocket and stamp perforated edge and reads: stamps. The pages include horizontal plastic strips to hold postage stamps in place on the pages. Each page is covered with interleaving tissue. Each album contains at least fifty Soviet postage stamps, many bearing the image of Lenin. Some depict the Ukrainian SSR.

Red and white cardboard folder, the cover of which bears the image of Lenin and a stamp-shaped title area. Inside, the spine is reinforced with fabric, and the inside of the covers have plastic strips to hold postage stamps in place. The folder contains 15 Soviet postage stamps, mainly depicting Lenin in their imagery. Some stamps are Madagascan, Afghan, Soviet, Kampuchean and Ethiopian.

Framed commemorative postage stamp with a drawing of Lenin's head in the upper left corner, the Communist Party symbolic hammer and sickle in the lower left, and the Kremlin buildings to the right. Value 50 kopeks. It reads: Revolutionary restructuring - the ideology of renovation! XIX All-union conference of the CPSU. Mail USSR.

33 rpm records, smaller in diameter than an LP, in plastic sleeves and outer cardboard sleeves. Cover is orange with text and star. Back is white with black text. Each side of the record has three tracks: two full versions and a shortened version of both songs.

33 rpm LP record in paper and exterior cardboard sleeves. Cover depicts woodcut of Lenin as well as titles text. Back is red and white and contains significant Russian text. Mikhail Astangov reads V. Mayakovsky's commemorative poem about Lenin. It was recorded in 1962 and copyrighted in 1976. It cost 2 rubles and 50 kopeks.

Double 33 rpm record album in plastic and external fold-out sleeve. Cover depicts sketch of Lenin and title. Centerfold is red and white with extensive Russian text, as well as photo and second sketch of Lenin. The title reads: Reading the Biographical Chronicle. Back is white with more Russian text. The recording is described as a documentational composition of chronicles of Lenin's biography. It cost 40 kopecks.

Hand painted profile of Lenin on oval porcelain with gold boarder. A sign or possible an artist's stemp on the base, which includes the letter "B."

Smooth, oval shaped, dark gray stone with portrait of Lenin painted in black and white on one side.

Triangular prism shaped stones, partly polished and partly rough, with applied copper coloured profile portraits of Lenin in their upper right hand corners. One of three has an applied printed label in Russian on verso.

Off-white plastic frames with stands, with metallic gold front bearing the likeness of Lenin. Housed in plastic cases with transparent lids so image is visible. The frames are boxes that open. Three of four boxes have papers inside of them that include the title of the item, price and date.

black granite block with blue-grey veins and rounded corners. Recto is carved with a mausoleum, marked with large Russian letters that read: Lenin. Verso has Ukrainian inscription, which reads: In this stone, masons with the participation of the city of Korostyshiv constructed a mausoleum for our leader V. I. Lenin.

Circular metal alloy with heavy metal rim and hook on back to hang. Gold plated relief of Vladimir Illyich Lenin. The hook reads: ZNAR.

Sculpture moulded in plaster of Lenin's head, mounted on a wooden base with a velvet backing.

Item is a photograph featuring a view of a park area. Label on verso reads "Park Laurier Site / Le site du parc Laurier"

Item is a carte-de-visite style portrait of a man with a moustache. Black type beneath photograph reads, 'Summerhayes & Walford, Montreal'. Black type on back of card reads, 'Summerhayes & Walford, Photographers, No. 1 Bleury Street, Montreal'

Item is a photograph of four men with clubs on the golf course. Inscription in black ink on back reads, A.E. Orr M.D. at the Doctors Day Summerlea Golf Club 1933'

File contains a certificate from Brandon University President and Vice Chancellor Gervan Fearon to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.

File contains a letter and certificate sent by Emily Carr University Chancellor Geoff Plant, Board of Governor's chair Blair Qualey, and President Dr. Ron Burnett to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.

File contains a letter and certificate sent by Kwantlen Polytechnic University Chancellor George Melville, and President Alan Davis to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.

File contains a letter and certificate sent by Memorial University Board of Regents chair Iris Petten, and President Gary Kachanoski to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.

File contains a letter and certificate sent by McGill University by Principal and Vice Chancellor Suzanne Fortier and Chancellor Michael A. Meighen to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.

File contains a certificate sent by St. Thomas University's President and Vice-Chancellor Dawn Russell to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.

File contains a certificate sent by Universities Canada President Paul Davidson to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.

File contains a certificate sent by University of Calgary President Elizabeth Cannon, and Chancellor Robert Thirsk to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.

File contains a certificate and letter sent by University of Lethbridge Chancellor Janice Varzari, Board of Governor's chair Kurt E. Schlachter, and President Michael J. Mahon to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.

File contains a certificate sent by University of New Brunswick President H. E. A. (Eddy) Campbell to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.

File contains a certificate sent by University of Toronto President Meric S. Gertler to commemorate President Lachemi's installation.

File contains a certificate from The Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada President Paul Davidson to Ryerson University to commemorate Chancellor Bloomberg's installation.

File contains a certificate from Memorial University's Board of Regents Chair Robert E. Simmonds, and President and Vice-Chancellor Dr. Gary Kachanoski to commemorate Chancellor Bloomberg's installation.

File contains a letter from the University of Ontario Institute of Technology's President and Vice-Provost Tim McTiernan to commemorate Chancellor Bloomberg's installation.

File contains a certificate from Victoria University in the University of Toronto's President Paul W. Gooch, and Chancellor Wendy M. Cecil to commemorate Chancellor Bloomberg's installation.

File contains a certificate from York University President and Vice-Chancellor Mamdouh Shoukri, and Chancellor Roy McMurtry to commemorate Chancellor Bloomberg's installation. Also included is a business card.

File contains a certificate from University of Waterloo President and Vice-Chancellor Feridun Hamdullahpur to commemorate Chancellor Bloomberg's installation.

File contains a certificate sent by York University President and Vice-Chancellor Rhonda Lenton and Chancellor Greg Sorbara to commemorate Chancellor Janice Fukakusa's installation.

File contains a certificate sent by Huron University College Principal Barry Craig to commemorate Chancellor Janice Fukakusa's installation.

File contains a certificate signed by Principal and Vice-Chancellor Robert Poupart on the occasion of the installation of G. Raymond Chang as Chancellor.

File contains a certificate signed by President and Vice-Chancellor William Barker on the occasion of the installation of G. Raymond Chang as Chancellor.

File contains a certificate signed by Recteur et vice-chancelier Yvon Fontaine on the occasion of the installation of G. Raymond Chang as Chancellor.

File contains a certificate signed by President David Naylor on the occasion of the installation of G. Raymond Chang as Chancellor.

File contains a certificate signed by President and Vice-Chancellor Robert Rosehart on the occasion of the installation of G. Raymond Chang as Chancellor.

The original watercolour of a Ryerson Christmas card produced for the first time in many years. The card, printed on quality stock, features the watercolour rendering of skaters on the Devonian Square ice rink with a message inside, "Season's greetings from Ryerson." The cards, with envelopes, sold for $1.25 each. According to the Promotion Services Manager, the card was designed and produced as the result of enquiries from a number of Ryerson departments about the availability of Christmas cards with a Ryerson theme.

This file contains video cassette, notices, memorandums.

This file contains Appraisal report, as part of CURIE, for replacement costs of Ryerson buildings and content.

This file contains Appraisal report, as part of CURIE, for replacement costs of Ryerson buildings and content.

1 antique print showing the exterior of Oakham house as it looked in 1877.

Item consists of a photograph of Oakham House and students walking away and towards the building.

File contains a companion bibliography to the NPF 562 course Media and Communication for the 1997-1998 school year. Bibliography created by Donald Gillies.

The information available for educators on audio-visual media section was researched by Tony Midson. The report was prepared for publication by Patrick Vallely, and the whole project overseen by Lyle Cruickshank.

File contains the paper presented by Donald Gillies and the Educational Technology International conference held at the University of Southhampton, England April 13-15, 1987.

1 book edited by James Lorimar and Carolyn MacGregor

One copy of paper co-authored Rosen and D. S. Scott (from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Toronto). The paper was presented at the Winter annual meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers held in Anaheim, California December 7-12, 1986. And subsequently published in the proceedings "AES volume 2-2 - "Computer-Aided Engineering of Energy Systems vol. 2 - Analysis and Simulation".

One copy of paper co-authored Rosen and D. S. Scott (from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Toronto). The paper was presented at the Winter annual meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers held in San Francisco, California December 10-15, 1989. And subsequently published in the proceedings "AES volume 10-3 - "Analysis and Design of Energy Systems: Thermodynamic Analysis of Industrial Processes".

One copy of a paper co-authored by Rosen of Ryerson's Mechanical Engineering Department, and Hooper and Barbaris of the University of Toronto's Mechanical Engineering Department. Paper presented, and subsequently published in the proceedings of, "Jigastock" the IV International Conference on Energy Storage for Building Heating and Cooling held in Versailles, France October 18-21, 1988.

One copy of a paper co-authored by Marc Rosen of Ryerson's Department of Mechanical Engineering, Sabu Pathan of Ryerson's Department of Physical Plant Operations, and K. M. Vaughan of Energy Programs - Landis Gyr. Paper presented, and subsequently published in the proceedings for, the CSME Mechanical Engineering Forum held in Hamilton, Ontario May 7-9, 1996.

File contains one copy of the report produced by Rosen, Le, and Dimitriu through the Office of Research and Innovation for the South Bruce Economic Developement Corporation.

File contains one copy of the report produced by Rosen, and Tai through the Office of Research and Innovation for Dynawatt Energy Research Corporation.

One honorary degree awareded to John Parmenter Robarts. Bachelor of Technology Public Administration.

Light yellowish-white bone carved into an abstract figure of a bird. Two black ink spots have been added for eyes.

Small carving of a bear adhered to a large curved base. The bear peers over the edge of the rough white base, in a pose suggestive of other motifs of bears hunting seals on ice floes.

Flat, grey stone carved in very low relief on both recto and verso, decorated with figures in profile wearing parkas. One figure is pulling a sled with another figure seated.

Large figure on wide base into which a seal head is carved. A leather strap is woven through the figure's hands and into the seal head.

Thick grey stone pendant necklace on leather strap, carved in the shape of a face.

Small carving of the torso and front legs of a husky dog.

One RTA 1960 reversible class jacket.

Three Ryerson pennants. One is blue and gold, the other two are blue and a faded yellow with a double point at the end.

Blue wool beret/tam with blue and white and blue knit checkered band.

Diploma given to a student in the Architectural Technology department.

Diploma awarded to a student in the Architectural Technology department.

Item consists of a framed photograph of Ryerson staff and faculty dated around 1948.

Framed certificate from the Metropolitan Board of Trade certifying that Ryerson was a member in 1968.

Beer stein in cream coloured ceramic. Stamped with "Ryerson Polytechnical Institute" and the crest in gold. Price sticker on the bottom from the Ryerson bookstore for $3.45.

Tall glass mug with "Ryerson Polytechnical Institute" and the crest and motto in blue and yellow. "1978" is in blue under the crest.

Tall glass mug with "Ryerson Polytechnical Institute" and the crest and motto in blue and yellow. "1973" and "25th Anniversary" are under the crest in blue.

A two-toned stoneware bottle that may have been used for ginger beer produced by the O’Keefe Brewery in the early 1900s. The top of the bottle has been broken off. Measurements: 16cm high and 6.5cm in diameter. The black lettering stamped around the bottom of the bottle identifies it as a product of O’Keefe Beverages Limited, Toronto, Canada. This bottle was found behind Oakham House during renovations in 2004

Sterling silver lapel pins were given to each member of Ryerson’s band in the 1950s. A treble clef is attached by a short chain to the main pin.

One epidiascope of unknown origin. It is presumed that is was used for classes at Ryerson.
An epidiascope (opaque projector, epidioscope, or episcope) is a device which displays opaque materials by shining a bright lamp onto the object from above. A system of mirrors, prisms and/or imaging lenses is used to focus an image of the material onto a viewing screen.

One rectangular nail from Normal School buildings.
Rectangular nails were used in construction between 1800-1880 - which fits into the period when the Normal School buildings were constructed.

Two blue plastic pens with "Ryerson Polytechnical Institute" stamped on side in silver". Pens were used by staff members.

The lamp of learning was originally used as the top of the trophy for the Chariot races that used to be held at Ryerson, usually before football games in the 1950s. From 1953 to the early 1980's it was carried at the front of the procession at convocation on a pillow.

Item is a model LA5-160 Monroe high speed calculator. Included is a leather or leatherette cover with "LA-16" written on the inside.

1 brass plaque with "Class of 1950" on front in blue.

In the spring of 1978, this brick was taken from the corner of Gould and Victoria Streets (S.E.). A church once stood on this site. The brick was probably retrieved by Archivist Jim Peters during the construction of the Ryerson Community Park.

Brick from the Normal School buildings demolished in 1963.

One commemorative plate with a church illustration and the inscription"The Memorial Church Port Ryerse." The church was most likely an Anglican Memorial Church (United Empire Loyalist) established by Port Ryerse's founding father Samuel Ryerson (1752-1812) and his brother Joseph Ryerson (1761-1854).

"The quaint historic village of Port Ryerse is located west of Port Dover and sits high on a hill overlooking the north shore of Lake Erie. It is a small community imbued with history dating back to the early beginning of our illustrious province. Village founding father Loyalist Samuel Ryerse (1752-1812) arrived in 1795 at the mouth of Young's Creek in Woodhouse Township.

The Ryerse family had originally lived on a farm located in the heart of Manhattan, New York, on land later occupied by the World Trade Center.

Samuel’s brother, Joseph Ryerson (1761-1854), followed in 1798. Historians will be familiar with Joseph’s youngest son, the Rev. Adolphus Egerton Ryerson, acknowledged founder of Ontario's public school system and for whom Ryerson University is named.

Together, Samuel and Joseph established a thriving and vibrant port community. Unfortunately, all that was built was soon lost; the village was razed by the Americans during the War of 1812. "

Source: https://www.ontariohistoricalsociety.ca/index.php/45-ohs-news-blog/181-historic-ontario-village-of-port-ryerse-pays-tribute-to-its-african-canadian-roots

One Fibrous Aerosal Monitor, Model FAM1 made by Environmental Instruments, formerly used on campus to test for fibrous aerosals including asbestos.

One Northern Telecom telephone was used on campus during the Ryerson Polytechnical Institute years. Known as a push-button or a Touch-Tone, this type of telephone was first introduced in Canada in 1964, but not widely used until the 1980s. This telephone is a desk, single-line phone with a paper faceplate that doubles as a telephone use guide. Functions, such as placing a call on hold, transferring an incoming call, conference calls, forwarding the phone line to another telephone, and other functions were performed by briefly pressing the switch hook, waiting for a tone, then using the guide to utilize the '*' or '#' keys in combination with the numeric keys. "Ryerson" appears on the paper faceplate and an emergency Security extension number 5040. An extension number for the phone is written on a separately applied label above the faceplate that also gives emergency information (dial "80") and additional Security extension numbers.

Manufactured in Canada and factory wired (cable is not removable), the telephone is identified by its telephone set number, QSQE2500, and as electronic by "ePhone" both on its base. It comes with a 'DIGITONE' network/dial (number QDM25 BX 6-82 or simply QDM25B), which consists of the push-button keypad and its workings connecting the telephone to a network. The handset is identified as a G-type referring to its shape. Patent dates on the telephone are 1968 1970 ; RPI inventory # 35810 label was applied to its base.

Carved wood mantlepiece from Church Street building. Stained dark brown.

Glenda Simms, President of the Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women, delivered the lecture "Racism and Sexism within Educational Institutions" at Ryerson on March 21, 1990. Lecture was part of the International Day for the Elimination of Racism events.

Poster for the Stephen Lewis Conversations "The AIDS Pandemic: Nearly Over, or Still Taking a Toll?" held on October 21, 2015 at the Ted Rogers School of Management. The Faculty of Community Services held the event in conjunction with the Planetary Health Commission.

Cornerstones of Building appreciation reception given by the Faculty of Community Services to thank donors, volunteers and supporters. Held on May 8, 2014 in the Alumni Lounge in the Mattamy Athletic Centre.

Rough wood toy wheelchair with black ribbon as seat belt. Stamped "Property of Ryerson Polytechnical Institute" on back.

An article co-authored by Michael J. Doucet, A. Hersch Jacobs and Ken Jones.