Browsing Jordan Special Collections: Finding Aids by Title
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Architectural Guidebook Collection
(2015)Collected guidebooks to various architecturally interesting sites across England. -
Binding and Bibliographic terms
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Broadside (poster) Collection: Finding Aid
(2019)There are thousands of broadsides and posters in this rich, diverse collection which range from Canadian poetry and Alcuin Society Keepsakes to history (local and national), politics, arts, culture, and travel, as well as ... -
Canadian School Texts: Finding Aid
(2019)This collection of 19th-century Canadian textbooks represent a variety of subjects. -
Charles N. Bell map Collection: Finding Aid
(1935)The Charles N. Bell Collection of maps contains almost 200 maps of primarily North America and Canada. Also included are a number of Blaeu maps. -
Chinese Poster Collection: Finding Aid
(2019)The Chinese Posters collection includes numerous posters from the Chinese Cultural Revolution collected by Evelyn Reid in the 1970s and donated to Special Collections in 2002. Additionally, we have 25 paper cut posters ... -
Collecting Canadiana
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Ephemera/Information Files: Finding Aid
(2019)Listing of other non-book publications, objects, and furniture held in Special Collections -
Fyfe Map Collection: Finding Aid
(2019)These maps provide an excellent depiction of the development of Canada; from geographical discoveries in the 17th century to the technological growth of the 19th century. Also included in this material is an illustrated ... -
John Buchan: Checklist of works
(2019)Checklist of works by and about John Buchan in the John Buchan Collection. -
John Glassco Collection: Finding Aid
(2019)The personal and working collection of John Glassco. John Glassco (1909-1981) was a Canadian poet, translator, essayist, editor, short story writer, and professional pornographer. "Styled as a dandy, fop, and Edwardian ... -
Lambo Collection on the History of Medicine: finding aid
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McNicol Collection: Finding Aid
(2019)The collection, which numbers approximately 1200 items, contains books, pamphlets, journals and archival resources on the experimental history and development, to World War II, of the telegraphic, telephonic and radio sciences.