Contains general information relating to the collection, including correspondence.
Contains duplicates of bookplates from McGill University Library.
Contains duplicate bookplates from personal owners A to Z, stationers' labels and volume 16 of The Critical Review with bookplate of James Poet Turner.
Bookplate depicts a walkway with open gates and reads "I shall pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being. Let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it all for I shall not pass this way again." Ex Libris is printed below. Bookplate is printed on yellow paper with a dark grey font.
Bookplate depicts an illustration with the ouline of five trees and the canopy above with a clearing a below. The illustration is by Glen Stirling and the words "Ex Libris" are printed vertically along the outer edge of the bookplate.
Bookplate depicts the McGill and Concordia University crests and reads "Max Stern Collection" surrounded by a thin double-lined border.
Bookplate depicts a young child in the centre of a round frame surrounded by maple leaves and books. A banner appears above and reads "Un livre est un ami qui ne trompe jamais" and "Ex Libris" is written below. A large banner reading "Chas. Cowen Gurd, M.D., Montreal" is pictured toward the bottom of the bookplate.
Bookplate depicts a field with a plane flying above and words "Ex-Libris" appear in the clouds. "Hushing" is written in cursive below and a double-lined border frames the bookplate.
Bookplate depicts a crest with three small peacocks divided by a horizontal line. A knight appears with a large peacock on top of the crest and the words "Ex Libris" are written above.
Bookplate reads in English and French "Seagram Library Fund, The McGill Institute for the Study of Canada". The Seagram coat of arms is depicted on a purple and black background with a gold font.
