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Item is a postcard featuring an image of a John Innes painting.

Item is a sheet with 3 small pencil sketches. One shows oxen and the other two are rough layout sketches showing trees and mountains with oxen or horses in the foreground.

Item is a newspaper clipping from The Vancouver Sun featuring a photograph of John Innes and a description of his painting “Harding in Canada.”

File consists of an illustrated pamphlet describing a collection of 8 Innes paintings on loan to the University of British Columbia, as well as an affidavit by Innes regarding the status of these paintings.

Item is a notebook tracking discussions and sales of John Innes paintings, as well as strategies for finding prospective buyers.

Item is a program for an exhibit of Innes’ paintings held at David Spencer Limited department store in Vancouver.

Item is a photograph of Innes’ painting “The Builders,” inscribed on the back “To dear Hoppie from Daddy, being a print of the First City Council of Vancouver - with the Civic officials - meeting in June 1886. With love of Ida May Innes my dear wife. John Innes.”

Item is a postcard featuring an image of a John Innes painting, addressed to Mrs. M. Akiyama from Mrs. Innes.

Item is a pen and watercolour sketch of a First Nations canoe being paddled by two people.

Item is a pencil sketch by Innes of a figure sitting next to 2 totem poles with a cityscape in the background. There are notes in the margin about the composition from Innes as well as “George.”

Series consists of a patent agreement filed by Innes and John Linkison King in New York City, for a device to be used in the navigation of ships and airplanes.

Item is a postcard featuring an image of a painting by R.A. Davenport. This postcard appears to be from the same series as the Innes postcards.

Item is a postcard featuring an image of a John Innes painting.

Item is a postcard featuring an image of a John Innes painting.

Item is a postcard featuring an image of a John Innes painting.

Item is a postcard featuring an image of a John Innes painting, addressed to Mr. Donald Allen.

File consists of newspaper clippings relating to Innes’ paintings.

Item is a book containing reproductions and descriptions of a collection of 8 Innes paintings on loan to the University of British Columbia.

Item is a program for an exhibit of Innes’ paintings in Vancouver, sponsored by Hudson’s Bay Company. The program is inscribed “C.H. French Esq. With the Compliments of John Innes.”

File consists of newspaper clippings relating to Innes as well as the happenings of the Vancouver Sketch Club and other arts news in Vancouver.

Item is a program for an exhibit of Innes’ paintings in Vancouver, sponsored by Hudson’s Bay Company.

Series consists of editorial cartoons drawn for newspapers, illustrations created for newspapers and other publications, Christmas cards illustrated by Innes, and sketches. The majority of the cartoons pertain to World War I.

Item is a cartoon by Innes showing children aiming toy guns and swords at a man with pockets full of candy and packages.

Item is a cartoon by Innes showing Sir Joe Flavelle walking a pig labelled “$3,000,000.00 profits on bacon” into a bank with the caption “Sir Joseph: Come into your nice sty, piggy. The kind [?]-Keeper will look after you while I am away doing lots more patriotic work.”

Item is a colour cartoon by Innes showing a First Nations woman “British Columbia” with a feast.

Item is a newspaper clipping of an illustration showing individuals in a boat near shore, looking out toward a larger ship.

Item is an issue of The Canadian Magazine containing the article “A ‘round-up.’ Described and illustrated by John Innes.”

Item is a poetry chapbook written and illustrated by Innes.

Item is a photograph of Innes sitting on the lawn in front of an unidentified building.

Item is a Christmas card inscribed “And may we, all working together, find a worthy place for John Innes’ Great Work, portraying in 21 pictorial chapters the historic conquest, by The Pioneers, of Canada’s Vast Spaces!” This likely relates to the “From Trail to Rail” collection of Innes’ paintings.