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Fonds consists of a photo album containing photographs of HMCS Antigonish, HMC Dockyard, Halifax, scenes from movies, and views of the sea dating from 1946 to 1957 as well as photographs of Robert Flack and a 1957 diploma of Robert Flack. Fonds also includes a 16 mm film from the estate of Navy Photographer Robert Flack.

Fonds consists of a Brown's Nautical Atlas of the World including seaports and distances from port to port with complete index.

Fonds consists of issues of Sparks quarterly journal dating from 1977 to 1986 some of which are bound,
issues of World Wireless Beacon dating from 1989 to 1993,
Society of Wireless Pioneers 1973 yearbook and 1985 amateur radio call book,
The Wireless Register World Wide Edition and World Wide Edition directory, amateur calls yearbook directory,
and issue of The Shoulder Strap, British Columbia Provincial Police magazine.

Fonds consists of a handbook of signalling, 1913.

Fonds consists of six Yarrows Shipyard, Victoria daily journals dating to 1936, 1937, 1939, 1940, and 1941.

Fonds consists of two copies of the commissioning booklet of HMCS Fraser to be held at Yarrows Limited, 28 June 1957.

Fonds consists of the commissioning booklet of HMCS Saguenay dated 15 December 1956 and HMCS Margaree dated 5 October 1957 at Halifax Shipyards Limited, photographs of HMCS Saguenay, a detail drawing of A/C duct-work in laundry of hull 21 drawn by Halifax Shipyard Limited drawing office, and a Royal Canadian Navy 15th anniversary Atlantic Command booklet.

Fonsd consists of a February 1976 issue of "Ships Monthly" magazine.

Fonds consists of three black and white photographs, one of which is of RMS Colburn, and a newspaper clipping with an image of Captain J.H. Hubley, O.B.E. who was a member of the Canadian Merchant Marines, and who guided his ship, RMS Colburn, through the evacuations of Penang and Singapore under constant attack.

Fonds consists of photographs of the funeral of Lieutenant N.J. Ogden and Lieutenant P.S. Clark who were killed in 1963 while flying on a training exercise. They were buried in North Vancouver.