File contains an alphabetical file of correspondence between Himmelman Supply Company and correspondents with names beginning with X, Y, or Z. Correspondents include the Yarmouth-Boston Freight Service, James. N. Young, Young's Marine Electronic Service, and Zwicker and Company.
File contains the eighth issue in a series of occasional papers of the Marine Affairs Program, which were published to disseminate research findings by students and faculty.
File contains a booklet produced by Southampton Branch of the World Ship Society. The booklet contains handwritten annotations possibly written by Ronald Justin Inness.
File contains telegraph cables written by William McMillan, Lockeport, regarding confirmation of shipment of goods, and cables written to McMillan regarding receipt of goods shipped, between 1903 and 1905. File also contains four additional handwritten correspondence from McMillan.
Copy photo of painting of a ship with steaming in rough seas; the ship is fitted with two auxiliary masts. Envelope annotated: "Micmac Steamer. Aux. Sail Built Clyde". Print copy is also available: PC-2-334-92
Copy photo of painting of a ship with steaming in rough seas; the ship is fitted with two auxiliary masts. Envelope annotated: "Micmac Steamer. Aux. Sail Built Clyde". Negative is also available: PC-2-307-107
One ship viewed looking towards the bow, on which a Union Jack is lying, in a wooden cradle, about to be launched. Several men are standing on deck, as well as on the cradle and on a platform where there is also one woman. Microphones are standing on the platform
Photo of a print with the caption: "To Captain Sir Thomas Williams. This print representing the Capture of the French Frigate "La Tribune" by His Majesty's Ship 'The Unicorn' on the 8th June 1796". Is Respectfully Inscribed by his humble Servant N. Pecock". The painting shows warships under sail at sea with smoke billowing between them. Print copy is also included. Negative is also available: PC-2-307-103
Photo of a print with the caption: "To Captain Sir Thomas Williams. This print representing the Capture of the French Frigate "La Tribune" by His Majesty's Ship 'The Unicorn' on the 8th June 1796". Is Respectfully Inscribed by his humble Servant N. Pecock". The painting shows warships under sail at sea with smoke billowing between them. Print copy is also included. Print copy is also available: PC-2-334-90
Copy photo of a painting of a four-masted sailing ship keeling to one side in rough seas. Annotated: Built Dumbarton, 1890. Reg. Glasgow. Swanhilda Ship Co. - New Glasgow N. S. James C. MacGregor". Negative is also available: PC-2-307-106
Copy photo of a painting of a four-masted sailing ship keeling to one side in rough seas. Envelope annotated: "Swanhilda, H. M. Barque". Print copy is also available: PC-2-307-106
Three-masted sailing ship "Steinvora", built at the Carmichael yard, registered in Pictou, docked in a community with scattered buildings ashore, and a small paddle boat beside it. Negative is available: PC-2-317-28
Three-masted sailing ship "Steinvora", built at the Carmichael yard, registered in Pictou, docked in a community with scattered buildings ashore, and a small paddle boat beside it. Print copy is available: PC-2-334-18
Three-masted sailing ship "Steinvora", built at the Carmichael yard, registered in Pictou, docked in a community with scattered buildings ashore, and a small paddle boat beside it. Negative is available: PC-2-317-27
Three-masted sailing ship "Steinvora", built at the Carmichael yard, registered in Pictou, docked in a community with scattered buildings ashore, and a small paddle boat beside it. Print copy is available: PC-2-334-19
Copy photo of a painting of a three-masted sailing ship marked: "Helga". Pennants flying include those with the initials "G K" and the name "Helga". Three small sailing vessels are also depicted in the background. Print copy is also available: PC-2-334-63
Copy photo of a painting of a three-masted sailing ship marked: "Helga". Pennants flying include those with the initials "G K" and the name "Helga". Three small sailing vessels are also depicted in the background. Annotated: Built 1889 Dumbarton James M. Carmichael New Glasgow. Negative is also available: PC-2-307-105
Three-masted schooner "Ames William", under full sail at side of river. A number of men can be seen climbing the riggings and at the bow. Print copy also available: PC-2-334-10
Three-masted schooner "Ames William", under full sail at side of river. A number of men can be seen climbing the riggings and at the bow. Negative also available: PC-2-300-83
File contains the article "the story of the famous sailing schooner Bluenose" and a programme of an event about the launching of the schooner Bluenose II.
