Vance, John

Item is the Volume 20, Number 10 journal of the British Columbia Pharmaceutical Record.

Item is a pamphlet, "Useful information for intending visitors to the British Industries Fair, 1938."

Item is a typewritten letter from S. Judd Lewis to Vance. Lewis writes to Vance, expressing interest in Vance's mechanical bloodhound invention.

Item is a typewritten letter from S.T. Cargill's to Vance. Cargill writes to Vance, expressing interest in Vance's mechanical bloodhound invention.

Item is a handwritten letter from Reginald Arundel in response to Vance's invention of a mechanical bloodhound.

Item is a typed letter from John Cameron, Chief Constable, to Vance. The letter is a response to Vance's letter from May 16th, in which he expresses gratitude for the service Vance has provided to the Vancouver Police Department.

Item is a typewritten letter from the Canadian Mining Institute.

Item is a typewritten letter from the Canadian Mining Industry to Vance. They previously wrote to all of their military service members for a recent photograph, but have yet to get one from Vance.

Item is a handwritten letter from Bill to Vance. The letter expresses hope that Vance is feeling better and that he Vance should try to cut back from their job because they [Vance]ﾠworks too hard.

Item is a typed letter to Vance from Jim Ferris thanking John Vance for his letter of recommendation to the examining board.

Item is a typed letter to Vance requesting information in order to obtain a scientific technique to determine the ink of a signature.

Item is a invitation to the Citizens' Assembly on Sunday, October 3rd, 1954 in the Georgia Auditorium.

Item is a invitation to Vance from WM. Philip, Secretary. Invitation is for a regular meeting of the North Vancouver City Liberal Association on June 12th, at 8 pm, in Esplanade West. Invitation says the Election of Delegates to the Nominating Convention and "As this is an important meeting you are urgently requested to be present.

Item is a postcard depicting "The Commodore" building on the front. Postcard says, "The Commodore, Forty-Second Street and Lexington Avenue, Grand Central Terminal; New York." The postcard is not filled out, stamped, or posted.

Item is a newspaper clipping titled "J.F.C.B Vance to Be Provincial Analyst" inside a Police Department, Vancouver, B.C. envelope. The envelope is neither stamped nor posted.

Item is a typed telegram from Underhill to Vance. The telegram states that Mr. Williams requires Vance's presence tomorrow, and he should return tonight if possible.