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Charters
H.B.C. Charter The Charter of the Hudson's Bay Company, 1670, granted by Charles II of England and giving to the London-based company the fur monopoly and government rights in all areas that drained into Hudson Bay.
ID #10106
HBC Charter A reproduction of a C.W. Jefferys work on the cover of a 1915 Hudson's Bay Company Calender, depicting the chartering of the HBC in 1670 in London, England as the "Company of Merchant Adventurers Trading into Hudson's Bay."
ID #23173
Confederation Medal-2 The reverse of the 1867 Confederation Medal, with an allegory showing Britain giving the charter of Confederation to Ontario (with sicle), Quebec (with paddle), Nova Scotia (with mining spade) and New Brunswick (with timber axe).
ID #20031
Constitution Act of 1982 A Canadian postage stamp commemorating the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, included in the Constitution Act of 1982.
ID #23118

Educational
Cree Syllabic The key to the Cree syllabic system, developed by James Evans, Methodist missionary (1801-1846).
ID #20051
Peel Public Schools Certificate of Honour of the County of Peel Public Schools, Ontario, 1885.
ID #20360

Letters & Addresses
Acadian Exiles A letter concerning the Acadian exiles, from Lieutenant-Governor Belcher of Massachusetts in 1762, regarding the displaced people shipped down the coasts.
ID #10145
The Right of Search A portion of a letter reporting the clash between the British warship, the Leopard and the American Chesapeake on the Atlantic, 1807.
ID #10251
Earl of Dufferin The first page of an Address to the Earl of Dufferin from the missionaries of the Church of England, August 25, 1874, welcoming the Earl and Lady Dufferin to the Old Mohawk Church.
ID #20011

Money
Playing Card Money Playing card money, utilized in France from 1685-1686, and 169-1719. By Henry Beau (1863-1949).
ID #21764
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