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Fonds consists of assorted documents and ephemera related to the Royal Navy. L176: Booklet titled "The International Code of Signals for the Use of all Nations 1913”, prepared by the Board of Trade and published for the committee by Lloyd�...
Royal Navy
Fonds consists of a NATO document titled "The Soviet World Wide Maritime Build-up" prepared by the staff, allied command Atlantic, dated September 1969.
North American Treaty Organization (NATO)
Fonds consists of material collected by Phyllis Bayley, WRCNS, during her service in World War II. 988.092.0001 Scrapbook containing a large collection of photos of the Women's Royal Canadian Naval Service including both individual and group...
Bayley, Phyllis
Fonds consists of the "Table of Frequency Allocations Chapter II of the Radio Regulations - Geneva, 1959", published by the international telecommunication union, Geneva, 1961.
Fonds consists of a Ro-Ro Conversion outline proposal prepared by Versatile Pacific Shipyards Inc. for British Columbia Ferry Corporation in 1990 and a photo album related to CCGS Camsell.
Rodgers, Ralph T.
Fonds consists of copies of correspondence and certificates related to the Royal Marine Light Infantry, Government House, Victoria, B.C., and Richard Prowse, donor's father, dating from the 1850s to 1870s.
Fonds consists of a certificate of city analyst, Health Department, Laboratory and Food Division, to Jersey Farms Limited, dated 1939.
Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Collection
Fonds consists of a programme for the presentation of wards to Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Rainbow, held at Government House, 23 October 1977, a 1973 Esquimalt Sea Cadet Camp information booklet, a duotang containing HMCS Rainbow standing order...
Royal Canadian Sea Cadets
Fonds consists of photographs of the damage caused to SS Chak Sang by a Japanese Submarine in 1942 and a 1949 inquiry into the explosion.
Fonds consists of a booklet titled "Lloyd's Register of Shipping: A talk given to the Holborn Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday 21 November 1956", by Sir Ronald Garrett.
Garrett, Sir Ronald