The file is a spiral bound booklet that contains plans for the construction of the Hotel President in Montreal. Their are pictures in the booklet of scale models of maps with printed annotations and details about the hotels development.

The Canadian Architecture Collection has six copies of the booklet.

The file is a binder that holds 10 sheets of slide-transparencies related to a project that Harold Spence-Sales worked on in Edmonton, Alberta'. The Enoch are a Cree First Nations People. The binder includes a map indicating where photos were taken.

The file is a binder that contains nineteen sheets of slide-transparencies related to the River Bend project that Harold Spence-Sales worked on in British Columbia.

The file contains 130 slide-transparencies organized neatly in a metal box. The "Mountain" that the title refers to has not been identified. The file includes a slide index.

The file contains 246 slide-transparencies organized neatly in a metal box. The project "Making City" and its location has not been identified. The file includes a slide index.

The file contains a slide carousel which contains fifty-one slide transparencies. The slides relate to a project that Harold Spence-Sales worked on in Metchosin, British Columbia.

The file contains a slide carousel which contains one-hundred and thirty-one slide transparencies. The content of the slide-transparencies are likely of Arizona's geographic features.

The file contains a slide carousel which contains thirty-eight slide transparencies. The slides likely relate to Fiji an Island in the Pacific Ocean.

The file contains a slide carousel which contains fifty-one slide-transparencies. The slides content relates to projects that Harold Spence-Sales worked on in Langley, British Columbia.