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The fonds consists of a monthly time book logging crew's time and rate of pay from 1912 to 1914, kept by G.A. Casey, purser for the SS Coquitlam operated by Union Steamship Company of B.C.

Fonds consists of photo albums, guest books, reports, and promotional material related to the history of M/V Delta between 1889 to 1989 and the 1989 centennial.

Fonds also includes a catalogue of paintings of sail and steam ships for sail through show at the Maritime Museum of BC, a list of shipping nomenclature, a 1989 marine radiotelephone directory, and a May 1989 issue of "The Westcoast Mariner" magazine.

Fonds consists of correspondence from Rear-Admiral H.F. Stephenson (Royal Navy Pacific Station) to Lt. Col. G.A.L. Rawstorne relating to mine recommendations by the Admiralty and a reply containing a detailed report and chart with sections contributed by Captain G.E. Barnes and Lt. Poole, Royal Marine Artillery. Chart is of the mouth of Esquimalt Harbour.

Fonds also includes Barnes' photographs of Victoria and Esquimalt area and a mock battle in Beacon Hill Park (Victoria).

Fonds consists of four plans for a B.L. gun obturation.

Fonds consists of two photo albums containing photographs of various vessels dating from 1949 to 1953.

The fonds consists of steamship certificates and correspondence relating to the service in the Royal Navy of George B. Dyne, dating from 1887 to 1891. Also includes a black and white photograph of G.B. Dyne ca. 1935.

Fonds consists of the 1929 passport of German seaman Jurt Con Spreter (sp?) containing stamps dating until 1937. There is also a postcard and a typewritten card slipped inside.

Fonds consists of a photograph of SS Princess Louise in a green/grey metal frame with a thermometer and the words "Princess Louise Alaska". Item is a souvenir from a cruise to Alaska. Also contains list of pilots in Vancouver and Victoria for the BC Coast Pilots Association.

Fonds consists of a booklet containing the story of RMS Queen Mary.

Fonds consists of the personal papers and correspondence belonging to Mr George Charleson dating to the 1860s and 1870s relating to Mr. Charleson's posting as an English lighthouse keeper in Japan. Documents are in English and Japanese.