MG 34 - Printed Materials
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This collection is comprised of copies of printed materials that have been previously published. Printed Materials have been contributed by donors, collectors, volunteers and the museum curators. Partial scans of documents are provided online. Please Contact Us if you would like to view the full document.
Sub-Series include: 1) First Person Accounts, 2) Articles from Books, Periodicals, Newspapers, 3) First Nations, 5) Books and Magazines, 7) Directories, 8) Legal Documents, 9) Manuals, 10) Newsletters, 11) Pamphlets, 12) Reports, 13) Surveys, 14) Lists, 17) Ephemera.
Wrigley's British Columbia Directory, 1921
Description:
Printed Materials: Directories. Compiled by Wrigley Directories Ltd., (Vancouver, B.C., Wrigley Directories Ltd.).
Date of Archive:
1921
Accession #:
985.26
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Wrigley's British Columbia Directory 1930
Description:
Printed materials: Directories. Compiled by Wrigley Directories Ltd., (Vancouver, B.C., Wrigley Directories Ltd.). This is a partial record. To view entire excerpt please contact PDMAS.
Date of Archive:
1930
Accession #:
985.26
More Info:
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