One wooden red-painted, two-sided Scotland lion cutout.

Front and back pages of Scottish Daily Express from Wednesday, April 25, 1951, as well as Montreal Gazette article "Tall story of a cake" about Muir Pastry Shop on Wellington Street in Verdun.

Leaflet with text of two songs and bookmark commemorating Sons of Scotland Benevolent Association's 100th anniversary, Invergordon Camp no. 181.

One yellow with red and black paint Scotland licence plate with Sons of Scotland emblem in centre.

Sons of Scotland stationery letterhead and memo pad with matching envelopes.

One booklet of Scottish songs.

One plaque from Sons of Scotland Benevolent Association, Annual Ritual Award, Montreal District, presented by Robert Lewis, Grand Secretary Treasurer, 1955.

The fonds contains administrative and operational records of the Sons of Scotland Benevolent Association from roughly 1913 to 2017, including correspondence, financial statements, member directories, membership documents, newsletters and magazines, and minutes. These documents represent the association's aims to support Scottish immigrants to Canada and promote Scottish heritage. The fonds also includes artifacts collected or created by the association, including promotional materials, and the association's library of maps and books related to Scottish arts and culture. Series 4 represents another of the principal activities of the association, the creation and delivery of insurance policies to Scottish newcomers to Canada.

File consists of pavilion guides and publications for the countries: Soviet Union, Soviet Lithuania, Yugoslavia, Tunisia, Trinidad & Tobago and Grenada, and Switzerland.

Includes two items published for distribution at country pavilions during Expo 67:
"Le Canada et les Nations Unies, 1945-1965" (United Nations)
"Données sur la Yugoslavie" (Yugoslavia)