The file contains an invitation to a party and an acknowledgment notice regarding a glass sculpture project that Harold Spence Sales and Mary Filer gave to Simon Fraser University as a gift.

The file primarily contains Harold Spence-Sales outlines and drafts of presentation materials for the Touchlines Exhibition. The file also includes one piece of correspondence to Doctor Kenneth Mortimer from William G. Saywell.

The file contains articles-chapters, newspaper articles and notes about the history and presence of first nation peoples in North America.

The file contains a copy of a letter addressed to Harold Spence-Sales from Peter J. Stephens; the letters are about the costs of financial support for the borderlands project. The file also includes correspondence between Harold-Spence -Sales and several people at the University of Maine's Canadian American Center regarding the borderlands project.

The file is a binder. The binder contains negatives of the "Touchlines" exhibitions physical setup. The file also contains one map and one brochure in the binders side pocket.

The file contains letters of support from Fay and Bland titled a tribute to Harold Spence-Sales. There are also letters of support from: Allan Artibise, M. Selig, Michael Seelig etc. The people who wrote the letters are/were colleagues of Harold Spence-Sales. They wrote the letters in order to aid Spence-Sales, in obtaining an honorary degree from U.B.C. The file also contains a bulletin about Mary Filer and her urban designs in glass. The file also has an issue of plan Canada which focuses on Greater Vancouver as art.

The file contains a print layout for the front of the Touchlines brochure-invitations. File also includes one identified sketch for what appears to be a floor model plan.

The file represents a box. The box contains mockups of how Harold Spence-Sales initially wanted to physically arrange the "Touchlines " exhibition. The box also contains early promotional images for the "Touchlines" exhibition.

The file represents a small box. The box contains photographs of images that are wrapped up in eight paper packages. The photographs and Images are on a background that that appear to be physical representations of the exhibition.

The file contains annotated maps, research notes and a bilingual book French-English titled, "Touriscope: International Travel National and Provincial Counts".