This file contains issues of "Plumbers' Pot": Vol. 1 Gal., Iss. 12 (20 December 1955); Vol. 26 oz., No. 2 (11 October 1956); Vol. 1 keg, No. 4 (26 October 1956); Vol. 40 oz. No. 7 (15 November 1956); Vol. 1 grog, No. 9 (29 November 1956); Vol. 26 oz., No. 12 (17 January 1957); Vol. 26 oz., No. 5 (1 November 1956); Vol. 1 stocking, No. 11 (21 December 1956); Vol. 26 oz., No. 17 (15 February 1956); Vol. 40 oz., No. 14 (7 February 1957); Vol. 3 fingers, No. 6 (8 November 1956). Also includes correspondence from donor and clippings from the McGill Daily (7 March 1957, 26 October 1956).

This file contains a full-page illustration of students playing a game, entitled "A novel game at McGill University, Montreal, the annual struggle between freshmen and 'sophomores.'" The caption for the illustration explains that the game is an initiation process: "The two sides arm themselves with bits of canvas and line up at opposite ends of the football field, where they are roped in lines or 'Morgues.' The object is for each side to tie up its opponents and carry them off to their own Morgue, where the prisoners sit until everything is over. Whichever side has most of the enemy in their Morgue in twenty minutes is claimed the victor. The Freshmen always get the worst of it, as they do not know each other and cannot combine like the Sophomores. The whole college turns out to watch the sport."

This file contains an instructional booklet about finger weaving, no. 9 in McGill's "Handicrafts series."

This file contains a photograph of women in uniform standing at attention, identified on the back of the photo as the McGill University Training Detachment of the Canadian Red Cross Corps undergoing an inspection in the Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Gymnasium-Armoury on March 29, 1944. Some figures in the photo are identified on the back.

This file contains a photograph of a group of seated women in uniform, identified by a note on the back as the McGill University Detachment of the Canadian Red Cross Corps. Some of the women are identified in notes on the back of the photo.

This file includes a photograph of a fomer US navy gun that has been retooled to launch space probes by a team from McGill working in Barbados.

This file contains a photograph of a ceremony for the unveiling of the Goodwill Fountain, 1931.

This item is a beige cloth patch with red and blue detailing. Image of an eagle in front of a ring, with a crown above it. The ring reads: "R.C.A.F. no. 9 P.A.E.D." and a banner beneath it reads: "McGill University."

This item is a white T-shirt with an image of a pink, red, and yellow martlet sitting on a yellow desk labelled "kiosk" with the Student Society of McGill University logo behind it. The back of the shirt has SSMU in large black letters.

This item is a red wool blazer with McGill coat of arms on a pocket on the left breast. White trim on cuffs, lapels, and breast and hip pockets. Buttons are metal and have McGill coat of arms on them.