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Fonds consists of a hand printed, hand bound book titled "Thermopylae The Challenge: The story of one of Sagres II's Predecessors" written by John Crosse, a member of the Thermopylae club, 1978. This book is a new and revised version of a book originally published under the title "Thermopylae and the age of clippers".

Fonds consists of a document titled "The Saga of HMS Virago on the East Coast of Vancouver Island 1851-1853" as well as some correspondence and photocopies related to the HMS Virago.

Fonds consist of black and white photograph albums.

Fonds consists of a collection of Boeing Marine Systems sticker, two Island Jetfoil stickers, two Island Jetfoil reports, and a 1985 Island Jetfoil promotional magazine. Also includes a photograph of an Island Jetfoil ship.

The fonds consists of records retrieved and acquired by John Clarkson. The series of ship plans were acquired while he served as the Nautical Inspector for Transport Canada. These would have been used to help with the inspection of the ships. The correspondence series was retrieved by John Clarkson while he served as the marine examiner and surveyor in Victoria. The correspondence was originally from the Steamship Inspectors Office and contains different forms of correspondence regarding the surveys and inspections of ship that were requisitioned for the second world war before and after. These pertain to the inspection of different vessels that were active along the west coast.
The fonds is arranged into two series:

1. Ship Plans-technical drawings
2. Correspondence-textual records

Fonds consists of a pilot house log book from the Princess Kathleen 13 May to 2 June 1930, kept by Joe Rainey who worked for C.P.R. from 1917 to 1937.

Fonds consists of a specification pamphlet for M/V Haida Monarch and a video titled "Haida and the Cranemakers".

Fonds consists of Victoria Machinery Depot timekeeping books, c. 1940.

Fonds consists of a luncheon menu from the Canadian Pacific Railway British Columbia Coast Steamship Service SS Princess Sophia and blank Canadian Pacific stationary.