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 metal cigarette lighter with the inscription "McGill Hockey Team, 1949-1950, Brian O'Neill." The initials B.O. are etched on the opposite site.

This file contains programmes for McGill University English Department productions of Karel Capek's "R.U.R. (Rossum's Universal Robots)" held at Moyse Hall, 4 February 1948, and "Three student experiments toward playwriting" held at Moyse Hall, 31 March 1950.

This file contains ephemera related to life at McGill and in Montreal. Includes schedules, invitations, posters, programs, brochures, newspapers, and flyers with information about conferences, convocations, demonstrations, performances, exhibitions, other events, and various other topics. Also includes some stationary, a business card, and an exam booklet.

This file contains a programme for a football match between McGill and University of Toronto Varsity held at Percival Molson Memorial Stadium on 9 November, 1946.

This file contains a booklet containing text of a sermon given by F. Cyril James to graduating students. The cover bears a McGill University Clinic, Royal Victoria Hospital stamp and a stamp of the signature of J.C. Meakins.

This file contains addresses delivered at the Victory Convocation and ceremonies commemorating Founder's Day, 1945, as well as presentation of honorary degree recipients. Speakers include D.C. Abbott (Minister of National Defence), General H.D.G. Crerar, Vice-Admiral G.C. Jones, Air Marshal Lloyd S. Breadner, Principal F. Cyril James, James Bryant Conant (President of Harvard University).

This file contains an instructional booklet about sculpting animals out of wood, no. 5 in McGill's "Handicrafts series."

This file contains an instructional booklet about cutting and polishing small stones or lapidary, no. 8 in McGill's "Handicrafts series."

This file contains an instructional booklet about crafting trout flies for fly fishing, no. 7 in McGill's "Handicrafts series."