This item is a McGill Science 1914 mug, possibly owned by H. Mackie G. Garden, BSc.

This item is a patch in the shape of a shield, bearing the McGill coat of arms.

This item is a red square textile with cream-coloured trim and fringed edge. The McGill coat of arms and three-dimensional letters reading "McGill" are stitched onto the center. Possibly meant to be hung on the wall, possibly a pillow case.

This item is a red McGill Redmen football jacket, with white trim. Includes a Redmen logo patch on the left breast and the number 44 on the left shoulder.

This item is a McGill medal commemorating the tercentenary of William Shakespeare's birth. One side of the medal has a an image of Shakespeare in profile with the words "Shakspere [sic], 1564-1616." The other side bears a McGill coat of arms and "Shakspere [sic] Tercentenary, 1864, for English literature" inside a decorative cross, with "McGill College, Montreal" in a ring around the edge of the medal.

This item is a cream-coloured knit cardigan for members of the Scarlet Key Society with a red collar, and red stripes on the upper arms and along the opening and pockets. There is a McGill patch on the left breast. Buttons are white plastic.

This item is a McGill branded tobacco silk issued by the Imperial Tobacco Company Canada Led. The silk is white with a blue and red variant of the McGill coat of arms, with "McGill College and University" in red below.

This item is a green tin for "McGill Mixture" tobacco with decorations and image on the top of people playing rugby or football on the green in front of the McGill arts building and Redpath Museum. The tobacco was manufactured by A.E. Morris, successor to Nathan Michaels. Note on back of tin reads: "Notice! The Manufacturer of the Tobacco has complied with all requirements of Law. Every person is cautioned under penalties of Law not to use this package for Tobacco again."

This item is a one mile medal awarded to A.W. Sheppard of University of Toronto. Medal is topped by a beaver, medal face bears coats of arms of McGill and University of Toronto, surrounded by text that reads: "Universities, McGill, Toronto."

This item is a white T-shirt with an image of a pigeon, squirrel, and ray consuming beer and a hot dog in blue with the text: "Open air pub, McGill University, 1989." The back of the shirt is blank.