This file contains a coloured postcard of the McGill campus in winter.

This file contains a postcard addressed to Leon Lander, from "Walter." The photo on the front of the postcard is identified as the McGill Engineering building, and appears to have been taken just after the fire that gutted the Engineering building in 1907.

This item is a McGill Athletic Association silver lapel pin in the shape of a shield with two martlets topped by a crown. Banner on shield reads: "Mc.G.U.A.A."

This file contains a b&w postcard of the McGill Hockey Team practicing.

This item is a gold McGill pin, possibly a lapel pin or a tie pin, in the shape of the caduceus (two snakes wound around a staff), surrounded by a shield made up of 18 decorative gemstones with "08" and a ribbon below it that reads: "McGill Medical Faculty Dinner."

This item is a medal for a cross country race held by the McGill Harrier Club in 1909. This medal was awarded to J.B. Young for coming in fourth place. The medal depicts a man running, surrounded by a wreath, on one side, with the medal winner's name etched on the back, surrounded by a wreath.

This file contains McGill reunion ephemera, including a programme for a 125th anniversary reunion dinner (5 October 1946), two copies of the programme for the Old McGill 125th anniversary reunion (3-6 October 1946), a programme for a McGill medical graduates reunion and formal opening of the new medical building (5-6 June 1911), programme for a reunion of McGill medical graduates (6-7 June 1910).

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 item is a triangular felt banner that reads "M.C. Agriculture '11" The banner is green with white and red borders and text in orange. Verso has black ink signatures, the title "Classmates" and a crest that reads "Duty, Macdonald Agriculture '11"

This file contains a photograph of McGill's hockey team in 1911 in uniform, including a dog. Text beneath the photo identifies the team as McGill's third hockey team, along with the names of the team members.