Files contains colour photocopies of pages from a number of Reid's printed work.

File contains a variety of design mock-ups for projects on topics including T.J Lyons, Robert Reid's personal stationary, business cards and golf. At the time of accession, all items were stored together in a large envelope.

File contains a variety of material relating to golf imagery. Includes mock-ups that were likely used for Reid's golf calendar projects.

File contains printed material with designer credit often cited as belonging to Reid. Various printers include Graphos, Evergreen Press Limited and Grant-Mann Lithographers. Material includes pamphlets, business cards, Johnson Reprint Corporation book, the Council of Energy futures book, large posters, sample book covers and some personal correspondence.

File contains a number of posters exhibition a variety of printing styles and paper types.

The General files subseries contains promotional and marketing materials for Harbour Publishing as a company, such as seasonal marketing plans, as well as files that contain records for multiple authors and publications, such as awards applications. Some notebooks and planners from former managing editor Mary Schendlinger are also included.

Signed press proof for Charles' book The Fairy Market. Proof shows two images for the cover.

Records related to the inclusion of the Plains Cree language inscription on the Canadian Tribute to Human Rights monument.

Records related to the inclusion of the Tagish language inscription on the Canadian Tribute to Human Rights monument.

Records related to the inclusion of the Wet’suwet’en language inscription on the Canadian Tribute to Human Rights monument.

The Irving Guttman Collection is a large collection of photographs of different people and places in the opera world. There are two different parts of this photographic collection: The first part of the collection includes pictures of Mr. Guttman directing and coaching opera performers, or posing with opera enthusiasts from across the globe. A large bulk of these first photographs are of Mr. Guttman's production of the operas, Norma, Tosca, Traviatta, and Aida. However, other operas such as Madam Butterfly, Daughter of the Regiment, Othello, Carmen and more are included in the Collection.

The second part of the collection consists of autographed portraits of opera performers, and other operatic stakeholders. The list of operatic singers, conductors, composers and directors, includes but is not limited to: Luciano Pavarotti, Placido Domingo, Leonard Bernstein, Joan Sutherland, Cristina Deutekom, Montserrat Caballé, John Alexander, Tracy Dahl, Marilyn Horne, Linda Roark-Strummer, Huguette Tourangeau, Renata Tebaldi, Clarice Carson, Regina Resnik, Mary Costa, Irene Salemka, Cecilia Bartoli, Judith Forst, Ermanno Mauro, and Sylvia Sass.

Lastly, there is a collection of congratulatory letters to Mr. Guttman for his 25th anniversary as artistic director of the Edmonton Opera.

Contains FHABC documents collected by Hubert as a member of the committee, including a report on the proposed Interior Museums Forest History Archive.

The Research Notes series includes material compiled by Devitt for presentations and reports delivered at meetings such as the Public Policy National Resources Conferences in 1981 and on a more regular basis at the annual meetings of the Association of BC Professional Foresters. News clipping citing Devitt and/or offering a general overview of work he has conducted also figure in this series.

File contains items kept in frames by Positive Women's Network including informational sign about memorial book, 2007 Accolaid certificate, certificate from Annual BC Aboriginal HIV/AIDS Conference, and copies of student artwork from body-mapping workshop.

Finding aid created by Kurt Hutterli for the material donated by him to UBC in 2009. The M1 to M131 identifiers lead to the files created and arranged by Hutterli.
The second part of this file are book-reviews from 1962 to 2008 typed by Hutterli.

Erste Notizen (Planung) zu „Retro“ (später „Der Salon der Witwe Rusca“),
6 Blätter, undatiert.
Korrespondenz mit teaterverlag elgg
Vorlagen für die Umschlaggestaltung
Computer-Kopie Text, 2007
Junger Dichter plant im Tessin einen „Farbanschlag“, Literatur-Seite, Tessiner Zeitung, 10. 10. 2008
Artikel Luftseilbahn Rasa, Tessiner Zeitung, 10. 10. 2008
Brief von Beatrice Eichmann-Leutenegger, 2008
Karte von Paul und Vreni Freiburghaus, 2008
Brief von Fritz Widmer,
Brief von Lauri Hakamies, Finnland, auch mit Bezug auf Dimitri, 2009

Standort dieses Archiv-Teils noch unbestimmt. Es enthält u.a. Dokumentationen zu Solo-Ausstellungen: Imaginationsstelen und Seelenfänger, Bern 1994; Inspirationskästchen, Bern, 1998; A Colourful Meeting, Penticton BC, Canada, 2003; The Museum of Unknown Civilizations, Vernon BC, Canada, 2007.
Zu Gruppenausstellungen: Radierungen, Kunst-Kabinett Bern, 1984; Inspiration Boxes, BC Festival of the Arts, Powell River BC, 1997; Inspired by Art Deco, Oliver & District Museum, Oliver BC, 2007; The Van Gogh Challenge, Community Centre, Oliver BC und Leir House Cultural Centre, Penticton BC, 2007; ReVision 1 – The Art of Recycling, Vancouver, 2007; Men of the West, Quail’s Nest Arts Centre, Oliver BC, 2008; Klimtomania, Quail’s Nest Arts Centre, Oliver BC, 2008; What the Eye Can Touch, Handworks Gallery, Oliver BC, 2008; ReVision 2, Vancouver BC, 2008; Wandschmuck – Glasschmuck, Galerie Zeitraum, Bern, 2008, The RipOff Artists, Handworks Gallery, Oliver BC, 2009.
Zu Installationen:Art is Transformation, Quail’s Nest Arts Centre Oliver BC, 2006; Be the Sun, Create Shadows, Community Centre, Oliver BC, 2006; Imagine the Sound of the Big Bang, Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory, Penticton BC, 2007; A Reflecting Reflection, Community Centre, Oliver BC, 2007; Colour Spots for a Night with Gershwin, Frank Venables Auditorium, Oliver BC, 2008; Becoming Klimt’s Emilie Flöge, Quail’s Nest Arts Centre and Community Centre, Oliver BC, 2008; Lookout, Community Centre, Oliver BC, 2008; An Archaeological Site (An Offering to Bacchus?), Community Centre, Oliver BC, 2009; An Installation, Which Helps You to Draw or Paint Falling Autumn Leaves, Community Centre, Oliver BC.

Im UBC-Archiv sind vorhanden:

Dokumentation Preis im Annabelle Bilderbuchwettbewerb, 1968
Radierungen im Kunst-Kabinett, Kleinposter, 1984
Einladungskarte Ausstellung Galerie Martin Krebs 1, Bern Sept. 1994
Von den Wurzeln meiner Imaginationsstelen und Seelenfänger, 1994
Magisch-rituelle Objekte – Kurt Hutterli stellt in Bern aus, Szene Schweiz September 94, Stehplatz, Sept. 1994
Tagebuch in Objekten – Kurt Hutterli zum Anschauen, Berner Tagwacht, 2. 9. 94
Kurt Hutterli – Rätsel, Der Bund, 6. 11. 1994
Veredelung durch Phantasie, Berner Zeitung, 8. 9. 1994
Kunst war wirklich im Gespräch, Der Bund , 13. 11. 1994
Die grosse Schublade, Dokumentation zu einem Installationsprojekt für die Expo 2001, mit Brief an Pipilotti Rist, Directeur artistique Expo.01, Künstlerin; 14. 5. 1998:
„Vielen Dank endlich für Ihren freundlichen Brief vom vergangenen März! Gern überlasse ich Ihnen meine Unterlagen zu meinem Pavillon-Projekt „Die grosse Schublade“ zur Schubladisierung, wird doch mit einem Expo.01-Archiv der nicht realisierbaren Projekte die Grundidee meines Vorschlags auf diskrete Art verwirklicht. Wie wäre es, wenn Sie das Mitmachkampagne-Archiv, wasserdicht verpackt, als kollektiven Talisman für die kollektive Skulptur Expo.01 irgendwo auf dem Ausstellungsgelände heimlich vergraben würden? Ich stelle mir vor, dass von diesem versteckten Objekt eine lebenslustigkreativmutigoffene Ausstrahlung ausgehen könnte.“
Bären und Inspirationen – Der Schriftsteller und Objektkünstler Kurt Hutterli zeigt seine „Inspirationskästchen“, Die Hauptstadt, 10. 6. 1998
Oliver artist opens „A Colorful Meeting“, eVent, 30. 7. 2003
Das Museum unbekannter Kulturen, 2006
The Museum of Unknown Civilizations (MUC), 2006
Wie ich Künstler wurde, 2006
How I Became an Artist, 2006
„Van Gogh challenge“ brings out some amazing art pieces, Oliver Chronicle, August 29, 2007
Einladung Ausstellung „The Museum of Unknown Civilizations, Gallery Vertigo, Vernon, 2007
Black Comedy set design showcases two local artists, Oliver Chronicle, Nov. 14, 2007
„Men of the West“ exhibit showcases western art, Oliver Chronicle, July 16, 2008
Klimtomaniacs put on a steal of a show, Oliver Chronicle, July 30, 2008
Summer Studio 2008: „The Klimtomaniacs“, Oliver Chronicle, August 13, 2008
Inspired by the Beauty of Butterflies, (Text zur Ausstellung in der Handworks Gallery, Oliver BC), 2008
ReVision 2 – The Art of Recycling, Vancouver BC, Media Release, October 2008
Sommerliche Taggespenster, Text zu den „Zeichen-Nischen“, 2008
Dialog in Farbe, Ausstellung „Glas-und Wandschmuck“, zusammen mit der Berner Schmuckdesignerin Sonja Frey, Der Bund, 20. 11. 2008
The Rip-Off Artists steal famous artwork at Summer Studio, Oliver Chronicle, July 15, 2009
Einladungskarten: „The Museum of Unknown Civilizations“, „The Klimtomaniacs“, „What the Eye Can Touch“, „Glasschmuck – Wandschmuck“.

Werner Hutterli sen., technischer Zeichner, Künstler, Erfinder, Natur-Philosoph &
Werner Hutterli, Bühnenbildner

The Stamp Collection and Related Records series consists of philatelic records and catalogues, correspondence, price lists, and publications. Also included in the series are records related to postal history in general, particularly that of British Columbia.

Series consists of minutes and agendas, fundraising records, legal documents, committee information, and general correspondence related to the managerial and administrative duties of Pro-CAN. Legal documents include those dealing with lawsuits, injunctions, and Freedom of Information requests. General correspondence is limited to letters and emails to and from the organization as well as letters of support. For hate mail, see series titled "Safety and Security."