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Fonds consists of a souvenir programme for the British Columbia centenary naval review by HRH Princess Margaret, held on 15 July 1958.

Fonds consists of written accounts of the sinking of TEV Princess Marguerite. One, photocopied from a newspaper, the other, a typewritten account from Hugh J. Tumilty, fifth engineer on the Princess Marguerite from September 1940 to 17 August 1942 when she was torpedoed. This account was sent to Mr. Chris Horn in 1985.

Fonds consists of prints of art from menu covers of the pre-war ship Normandie, mounted by not framed.

Fonds consists of a folder titled "Plan for the Purchase and Management of the Dorothy". Consists of progress reports, minutes, forms, and correspondence dating to the 1980s.

Fonds consists of a passenger list for Canadian Pacific Steamship Empress of Russia, 5 June 1937.

Fonds consists of a motor log book containing records of runs dating from 1922 to 1935, a postcard from Montreal addressed to H.W. Payne, Saturna Island, 1923, an envelope and receipt from the Royal Victoria Yacht Club dated 1934, and a poem.

Fonds consists of a December 1915 issue of "Sea Breezes" magazine and a Royal Naval College of Canada 1919 calendar.

Fonds consists of a VHS titled "Icebound: The Final Voyage of the Karluk".

This series of photos show the underwater body of a ship in a drydock that appears to be in for barnacle removal. The focus is on the barnacles that cover the hull, with the photos showing different parts of the underwater body. There are a couple of photos that show the propellers, which also have some barnacles on them along with some bent pieces. It is possible to see a wooden beam between the underwater body and the rest of the hull at midship. In one photo it is possible to see an open cargo gangway door.

Fonds consists of two photocopies of a letter concerning the transfer of the Bamfield to Fanning Island section to the Pacific Cable Board. The transfer is addressed to G. McLachlan, superintendent, Bamfield and is signed by A. Dearlove for Garth Forde & Taylor, dated 17 November 1902.