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The Presbyterian Church Fonds contains Volumes LVIII-LXVII (1933-1942) of "The Presbyterian Record: The Official Monthly Record of the Presbyterian Church in Canada" (copies of which belonged to John N. McLeod), and a few volumes of "The Earnest Worker: A Help to Bible Study in the Sabbath School and Home," "The Westminster Teacher," and "The Teacher," all published by the The Board of Sabbath People's Societies of the Presbyterian Church in Canada or the Presbyterian Committee of Publication in Richmond, Virginia.

The Balloon Barrage Reunion Club Fonds contains various photographs, books, club histories, membership lists, and newsletters regarding The Balloon Barrage Reunion Club, which was founded in 1945 following the Second World War.

This series contains books, magazines, articles, and newsletters which discuss key military battles as well as strategic and tactical information such as activity in Ypres, Belgium, Dieppe, Egypt, and Normandy and information regarding minesweepers and merchantmen. This series also contains material relating to military history museums.

This series contains militia general orders from the late 1700s to the mid-1800s.

This series contains the research on individual veterans for the No Price Too High documentary program and book.

The Manuscripts Fonds is a collection of works pertaining to the Great War, the inter-war years, and the Second World War. The collection consists of memoirs, unofficial regimental histories, and graduate dissertations. The documents themselves cover a wide range of topics, including, military monographs, the development of jet and rocket airplanes, interwar British foreign policy, primary documents relating to the Battle of Buron (1944), the Belgian Adegem Canadian War Cemetery registry, and diaries. The manuscripts range in length from 15 pages to 900 pages.

The Medical Fonds contains various medical war diaries and appendixes, articles on Spinal Cord Injuries and Battle Exhaustion, as well as histories of the German Medical Unit (Sanitatsbericht) from both the First and Second World Wars.

The Nichols Fonds includes correspondence from soldiers to the Home Front in 1918 as well as the Christmas 1918 edition of The O.PIP, the magazine of the 57th Battery, CFA, published quarterly, “wind, weather, and war permitting.”

The Uffelman Fonds contain a collection of letters written and received by the family of Jacob and Eliza Uffelman of Waterloo, Ontario during and after the First World War. Many of the letters were written by Sheldon, William, and Orly Uffelman, three of Jacob and Eliza's sons who served overseas during the war.

The Barker Fonds contain material relating to the Canadian Militia from 1939 to 1945. The documents include fields booklets and pamphlets, photographs, maps, diaries, journals, and newspaper clippings from the personal collection of Mr. Barker.

The Stewart Fonds contain army, small arms, gas, and map reading training pamphlets from the Second World War. Collection includes Educational Aid Booklets about the Principles of Radio and Service Jobs after the war published by the Canadian Legion Educational Services as well as handwritten training and education notes by M. D. Stewart.

Item is RAF Flying Officer Thomas Diggory's Log Book from 1943-1945.

Stories about members of Saskatoon's Nutana Branch 362 Royal Canadian Legion in both war and peacetime.

File consists of photocopies of house of commons debates concerning veterans' rehabilitation, grievances, and pensions. Accompanying are handwritten notes detailing the various grievances noted in the debates.

Cap Badge

Item is a collection of maps of France, some being defense overprints.

File consists of a collection of typed bulletins.