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The accrual consists of correspondence with Reg Roy. Includes photographs of Roy and copies of his obituary with related correspondence.

The accrual consists of a newspaper mould, or flong, of page five (sports page) of the Pueblo Chieftain (Pueblo, Colorado), February 17, 1931, morning edition.

The accession is comprised of newspaper moulds, or flongs, of two pages of the Victoria Daily Times dated September 24, 1935.

The collection consists of moulds (or "flong") used to print various newspapers, including the "New York Times", "Pueblo Chieftain," and "Victoria Daily Times." Flongs were created during the stereotyping printing process, wherein metal printing plates were made from a mould of a set type and then cast in type metal. Known as a "flong," the moulds were made from paper or board and were used for casting printing plates and stereotypes.

The accrual consists of a newspaper mould or flong of the front page of the "New York Times", Vol. LVIII, No. 18,856, September 9, 1909. The front page is mostly taken up with stories about Commander Robert Peary's expedition to the North Pole.

Correspondence with, and relating to, Margaret Peterson regarding paintings purchased by George Piternick. Correspondents include Peterson, Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, and a film production company making a documentary about the artist, and others, dating from 1967-1968. The four paintings by Peterson owned by Piternick were donated to the UBC Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery by Anne Piternick.

The fonds reflects Margaret Peterson’s artistic processes and practices, research interests, pedagogy, her relationship with Howard O’Hagan, and her relationships with friends, patrons, fellow artists, galleries and various institutions.

The fonds consists of correspondence, photographs, biographical documents, diaries and notebooks, financial and business-related documents, grant applications, teaching materials, unpublished poetry and manuscripts, exhibition catalogues, clippings and publications, drawings and small artworks, painting materials, objects collected by Peterson, and various ephemera.

Correspondents include Howard O’Hagan, Elza Mayhew, Glenn Wessels, J. Russell Harper, Jean Varda, Dorothy and John B. Grover, Joy Ling, Walter Askin, Robert and Sarah Amos, Helen Anderson, R.W. Peterson, Ellen Charlotte Peterson, and Jane Hanks.

The fonds has been arranged into five series: Biographical, Art Practice, Publications, clippings and collected ephemera, Teaching, and Howard O’Hagan Materials.

Photocopies of illustrations used in publications by Nancy J. Turner and Adam F. Szczawinski (published by the Canadian Museum of Nature).

Laminated information cards with botanical illustrations and details regarding habitat, look-alikes, and other details, used by Oluna and Adolf Ceska during a field survey in Oregon in 2000.