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North American Figure Skating Championships. Montreal: The Winter Club Incorporated, 1935.
Ice Frolics (Oshawa). 1947-8 (7th-8th annuals).
Minto Follies, 29-30 March 1940; 6-8 March 1941 (Barbara Ann Scott in program); 14-7 April 1948; 3-5 March 1949 (Barbara Ann Scott on cover); 21-23 Feb. 1951 (26^th annual carnival, Scott on cover). Ottawa.
Minto Follies, 31 Jan. 1948, Arnprior Arena.
Port Colborne Gyro. Ice Capades Presented by Granite Club of Toronto. 7 March 1947 (10^th annual).
Peter Campbell Memorial Rink, Trinity College School, opening carnival 18 February 1950, Port Hope, Ont.
The Queen City Figure Skating Club (Regina). 1949 (5^th annual).
Wascana Skating Club. Queen City Gardens, Regina. 1946 (12^th annual).
Wascana Winter Club, Regina, 6^th annual carnival, 1937-8 season, 4-5 March 1938.
Saskatoon Figure Skating Club, Dixie, 17^th annual, 26-7 Feb. 1954.
Scarboro Skate 2002. 28-30 April 2000.
Skate Canada-Central Ontario Figure Skating Boutique. Thornhill Community Centre. 16-19 August 2001.
Skate Canada / Patinage Canada. Hershey Centre, Mississauga, Ont. 30 October to 2 November 2003.
Skate Canada Junior Nationals. Nepean, Ont. 4-7 February 2003.
Skate Canada Sectionals, Western Ontario. Leamington, Ont. 9-11 November 2001. Tessa Moir and Scott Moir in Novice Dance.
Skate the Nation. 1998. Signed by Kurt Browning, Brian Orser, Elizabeth Manley, Josée Chouinard, Steven Cousins, Michelle McDonald, Martin Smith, Michelle Menzies, Jean-Michel Bombardier, Kristy Sargeant, Kris Wirtz, Emanuel Sandhu, and Jayson Dénommée.
Weston Skating Club. Opening Night“1920”. 19-21 February 1971.

Box 4
Ship `N’ Shore Review. Stamford Skating Club. 21-3 March 1952. Stamford Memorial Arena.
Rhythm on Ice. The Winter Club of St. Catharines. 1948, 1953 (9^th, 13^th annuals).
St. Catharines, Arena Skating Club. Skating Carnival, Presenting the Toronto Skating Club. First annual. 30 March 1940.
Stratford Figure Skating Club, 1942-3 (4-5^th annual), 1946, (8^th), 1948-9 (10-11^th annuals), 1951 (13^th annual), 1953 (signed by many of the skaters, 15^th annual), 1955 (17^th annual).
The Sydney Skating Club Presents Barbara Ann Scott and Michael Kirby. With “the Dancing Blades” of the Maritime Figure Skating Club. 6-7 April 1953.
Thunder Bay Figure Skating Club. Annual Carnival, Skate Trails, 22 and 24 February 1939; Presents Ice Fantasy, 1951.
The Granite Club, Toronto. 1931 (3^rd annual).
Toronto. The Maple Leaf (magazine of Maple Leaf Gardens. 1947-8 (7 issues). One program has Barbara Ann Scott on the cover.
Maple Leaf Gardens Ice Follies. 1944 and 1948 (2-6 February 1948).
The Maple Leaf Magazine. Contains program of Ice Follies and articles on skaters (Frick & Frack, Hazel & Phyllis Legg, Hazel Franklin, etc). 1949.
The Optimist Club of Toronto, Ice Frolic. 23 March 1937. Also 8^th annual, 19 March 1942.
Outdoor Skating Club, Varsity Arena, [Toronto], 10 April 1947.
Toronto Skating Club. 1927-8 (20^th and 21^st annuals); 1932 (25^th annual); 1935 (28^th annual, 2 copies); 1938 (31^st annual); 1939 (32^nd annual); 1940-2 (33-5^th annuals); 1948 (36^th annual), 1951-3 ( 39^th- 41^st annuals, 3 copies of 41st). Brochure for 1947-8 skating season.
Rotary Club of Toronto, Ice Revue. May 1948. Features Barbara Ann Scott and Dick Button. 1960. Also Ice Revue of ’62, 25-28 1962.
Rotary Club of Vancouver. Ice carnival. 1945-47 (21st-23rd program), 1949 (25^th program).
Vancouver. The Connaught Skating Club. Ice Fantasy, 5 March 1929.
Vancouver Skating Club. Ice carnival. 1947; also Champagne on Ice. 10^th annual ice carnival, 2 copies, March 1948; “Stars on Ice”, 13^th annual, 1951. (located under series of Barbara Scott section).
Victoria Figure Skating Club, Ice Capers, 1952, 5^th annual (1953 locatedunder Barbara Scott section).
Ice Club of Greater Winnipeg. 1947-8 (2^nd and 3^rd annual carnival); 17 April 1954, Easter Ice Parade.
Winnipeg Winter Club. Skating Carnival. 1939-41, 1945, 1948 (16-18th, 22nd programs). Also program on Barbara Ann Scott, 3 April 1948.
World’s Figure Skating Championships. 4-page leaflet of programme held in Montreal under the auspices of The Winter Club of Montreal and the Figure Skating Department of the Amateur Association of Canada. 18 February [1932].

Box 5

England. 47 programs.
Aldwych Speed Club, Richmond Ice Rink. 5 November 1949.
Empress Hall. Cinderalla on Ice. [late 1930s].
Ice Crackers, Brighton, 24 December until 9 January 1946.
Niagara Hall Third Ice Carnival and Bal Costumé. Westminster, 12 March 1896.
Prince of Voravia and Monte Carlo. 2 programs, 1938-9. Westbourne Ice Rink, Bournemouth.
British Amateur Figure Skating Championships. 12-13 Dec. 1939; 6-7 Dec. 1948. The Empire Pool and Sports Arena, Wembley.
Coliseum Charing Cross. St. Moritz Real Ice Musical Spectacle. 15 July 1937.
Dundee Ice Rink, An Ice Cruise, 1947.
Ice Dance Skating Championships of Gt. Britain, 4 April 1949. Wembley Empire Pool.
Manchester Ice Palace. Season 1934-5. Leaflet.
Queens Ice Skating Club, Annual Fancy Dress Gala. 3 January 1955.
Royal Opera House Covent Garden. Rhapsody on Ice. 1937-8.
Tivoli, David N. Martin Presents Spice and Ice. [194-].
Tom Arnold’s Ice Caprice. 1946.
Tom Arnold’s Ice Revue. [194-].
Advert for Tom Arnold’s Ice Show of 1952. 28 July, Dublin.
Westover Ice Rink. 29 October 1949.
World Championships in Figure Skating, Empire Pool Wembley, 1950.
London’s Empress Hall: White Horse Inn on Ice (2 December 1954); Cinderalla on Ice (16 June 1955)
English figure skating programs. 22 souvenir programs, 1949-1985. Includes: Babes in the Wood (16 pages); Peter Pan (12 pages); Jack and the Beanstalk (12 pages); Humpty Dumpty on Ice (10 pages); Dick Whittington (12 pages); Cinderella (16 pages); Sinbad the Sailor (12 pages); Puss in Boots (12 pages); Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (12 pages); Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (different performance); Wildfire (16 pages); Ice Cycles of 1949 (18 pages); Tom Arnold's Ice Revue (24 pages); Holiday on Ice 1960 (12 pages); Skating Vanities of 1951 (12 pages); five small booklets for different ice shows; Skating Vanities of 1949 (10 pages); Holiday on Ice 1960 (16 pages); Sleeping Beauty On Ice (12 pages); St Moritz (34 pages); John Curry Theatre of Skating (36 pages, probably 1970s); Torville and Dean (36 pages, 1985).

France. 4 programs.
Palais de glace, Paris, Champs-Elysées (saison 1913-14, 1921-1922, 1926-1927).
Paris Skating Club. 24 février 1905.

Germany. 2 programs.
Olympiasieger in Berlin. Berlin Schlittshuh-Club. 29-31 March 1960.
Tom Arnolds Internationale Eis Revue. 1950

Box 6

United States. 214 programs.
Adirondack Golden Cup Championship Skating Races. 30-31 Jan., 1 Feb. 1923. Pontiac Rick, Saranac Lake, New York.
All Star European Ice Revue, Hello America, [194_].
Melody on Ice. Ann Arbor Figure Skating Club. 19-20 March 1948; 1955.
Are You Wid Us? ... Bargain Carnival and Championship Skating Races. 17 February 1899. St. Mary’s, [Penn]. Broadside program.
Artisans Extension Committee. International Ice Revue. Convention Hall, Philadelphia, 1938.
Baltimore, The Ice Club Carnival. 5^th annual, 1937.
Berkeley, CA. St. Moritz Ice Revue. 1944 (2 copies), 1945-6.
Broadmoor Ice Palace, Colorado Springs. Ice revues (1953, 1955-6) + U.S.F.S.A National Championships (1952).
Skating Carnival for the Benefit of the Ellis Memorial and Eldredge House. Boston Arena. 1 March 1918.
The Cruise of the S.S. Arena. The Skating Club of Boston, 16-7 March 1934. Featuring Sonja Henie and Karl Schafer.
Skating Club of Boston. You’re Invited. 1938.
The Skating Club of Boston. Let’s Go. 31 March, 1 April 1939.
Masquerade and Carnival Brooklyn Speed Skating Club, 5 February 1924, Brooklyn Ice Palace.
Butte Figure Skating Club. Ice Parade. 1956, 1958 with mimeo program, 17-8 April 1960.
California State Figure State Championships. Auspices of St. Moritz Ice Skating Club, Inc. 5-6 January 1951 and 10-2 February 1955. And Sponsored by San Diego F.S.C., 15-6 February 1952. 3 programs.
Camden County Music Fair. Program features The Peggy Fleming Show. Cherry Hill, New Jersey. [1972]. Signed by Fleming.
Chicago, Carnival Night. Washington Boulevard Rink. 4 February 1885.
Chicago Arena. Summer ice skating and program; National indoor speed skating championships; and Arena Hockey League, 1937-8.
Chicago Arena, Feehan Council no. 749. 1^st annual, 17 December 1938.
Chicago Figure Skating Club. Membership for, 1 November 1937. 9^th annual, 1940; 1954 at the Polar Palace, Hollywood, California.
Pierce Skating Club, Chicago. 1952-3.
The Casino, Fancy Dress Carnival. Cleveland, 13 February 1885.
Silver Skates Ice Carnival. The Cleveland Press. 5-8, 10 March 1940 (Inserted are 2 copies of the program for the Silver Skates Speed Skating Championships).
Cleveland Skating Club. Valley Figure Skating Club. 1941; 1942 (inserted is a hockey program of Carnegie Tech vs. Pennsylvania State at Youngstown, Ohio); 1955. Also Ice Revue for 14-15 January 1944; and Carnival, 23-24 March 1945, and 17-19 April 1947, 10^th annual carnival.
Crookston, Minnesota. Paul Bunyan Revue Centennial on Ice. 12^th-15^th annuals. 1958-1961.
Holiday on Ice. 1946.
Dallas Figure Skating Club, Ice Parade of 1955. 4-6 April 1955.
International Ice Carnival sponsored by Olympia Skating Club, 3 April 1935, Detroit.
Eastern States Outdoor Speed Skating Championships. 16^th and 18^th programs, 1946, 1948.
Gay Blades Ice Palace. Employees Benefit Ice Carnival sanctioned by the United States Figure Skating Association. 30 March 1939. New York city.
Great Falls, Montana. Victory Ice Revue. The Great Falls Figure Skating Club. 1945 (5^th annual).
Hershey Ice Carnival. Penn.15-17th April 1937 (4^th annual); 19 March 1948.
Holiday on Ice. 1946-7, 1950-3, 1961.
Ice Capades. 1941-1964.
Ice Cycles. 1946, 1952, 1955.
Ice Follies, 1942-54, 6^th-18th edition, 1956, 20^th edition. 1948, 12^th edition program at Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto.
Icicles, 1938. Presented by World-Wide Sports, New York City.
Illinois Skating Association. Annual Skating Derby, Olympic Skating Club. [193?]. 4 brochures (one tan). Also in association with Northwest Skating Club, 40^th, 41^st, 43^rd, 47^th, and 48^th Ice Skating Derby. Speed skating. Also entry forms and applications (Franklin Skating & Athletic Club, Northwest Skating Club, Sleipner Skating Club, Elcaya Athletic Club, Illinois Western Skating Association, and Norwegian American Athletic Association), 1930-1940.

Box 7
Lake Placid Figure Skating Operatta. 20^th annual, 31 August, 1-2 September 1951.
The Skating Club of Lake Placid. Sixth Annual Mid-Summer Ice Skating Season, July 1–August 15 1937. The Carnival Merry-go-round. 1938, 1940. (7^th and 9th annual mid-summer figure skating operetta
Los Angeles Coliseum, Mid-Summer Ice Carnival, featuring Sonja Henie. Nordic Civic League. 31 July 1936.
Maribel Vinson’s Ice Revue. 22-28 March 1946.
Mid Western Championships. 16-7 1942, Chicago Figure Skating Club; 4-5 February 1944, Cleveland Skating Club.
Middle Atlantic Figure-Skating Championships, under auspices of the Skating Club of New York, 39^th annual, 11-3 March 1960.
Middlebury Winter Carnival Coronation and Ice Show. Middlebury, Vermont, [1953?].
Programme Skating Rink, McDonough Hall, Thanksgiving Night 1882. Folded card issued by
Freeman, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, No. 206 Main Street, opp. Divinity School, Middletown, Ct. Inside is a dance card for 12 different types of skating.
Modesto, California. Polarink, Melodies of 1945.
National Amateur Ice Skating Championship, Detroit, 29-30 January 1927. Speed skating with market sheets of some skaters.
National Figure Skating Championships. USA. 1941 at the Skating Club of Boston; 1942 at the Chicago Figure Skating Club; 1943 at the Skating Club of New York; 1954 at the Polar Palace, Hollywood, California (2 copies of latter); 1956 sponsored by the Philadelphia Skating Club and Humane Society; auspices of St. Moritx Ice Skating Club, 1957..
National Ice Revue. 1941.
New York Hippodrome Show Souvenir Book. 1916-17 season. Features photographs of Charlotte and other skaters.
New York Fantasy. 8-10 November 1946 (with newsclipping from Hamilton Spectator).
New York State Outdoor Speed Skating Championships. 12-13 1949.
The Skating Club of New York. 1937 (4^th annual carnival), 1939 (6^th annual carnival), Madison Square Garden.
A Night of Magic. New Haven Skating Club, 26 February 1936.
North Eastern Outdoor Speed Skating Championship. 16-7 Feb. 1946.
North American Figure Skating Championships (Canada and USA). 1941 at Philadelphia Skating Club and Humane Society. 2 copies.
Pacific Coast Figure Skating Championships. 7 programs. 1939, 1949-53, 1956.
The Paterson Skating Club, New Jersey, 12^th annual dinner, 12 April 1947.
The Philadelphia Skating Club and Humane Society. Carnival at Convention Hall, Atlantic City, April 20, 1935; Philadelphia Championships, 27 April 1936 (features Sonja Henie on cover with scoring sheet inserted); The Arena, Philadelphia, Ice Vanities of 1940; North American Figure Skating Championships. 11-12 Feb. 1941. Mardi Gras on Ice. The Arena, Philadelphia. 15 March 1952. Program signed by 7 skaters.
Pikes Peak Winter Festival. 2^nd annual, March-April 1949. Presented by Colorado Springs and Brodmoore Hotel.
A Popular Night Skating Program, Duquesne Dresden, Pittsburgh, Pa. 21 January 1907.
Winter Garden Ice Skating Rink. Pittsburgh, Pa. Season 1917-1918.
Pittsfield, Mass. 4^th Annual Winter Carnival. 26-7 February 1949.
Rhode Island Auditorium Sportlight, 12, no. 26 (16 March 1939).
Blades Club of Westchester County, Rye, NY. 17 March 1934. 2^nd annual dance.
Salem, Mass. Mardi Gras on Ice. The North Shore Babies’ Hospital Auxiliary. 1952.
Select. Leap - Year Party, at the Skating Rink, Fonda. Friday Evening, Feb. 1st 1884.
On the inside of the invitation is the programme which lists the 17 songs that will be played and shows at what point the picnic supper will be held. The other half has 17 blanks for names. Three have been filled out in pencil. There is a red tassel tied at the top of the invitation. Undoubtedly for roller rather than ice skating.
Skating Vanities (roller skating). 1946 (with 49 signatures of the skaters) and 1947.
Skating Vanities. 1947-9. 5th-7thedition.
Skating with the Stars. Shating Rink in Harlem. 5 April 2010. Signed by Tamara Tunie, Jeremy Abbott, Tanith Belbin & Ben Agosto, Sasha Cohen, Todd Eldridge, Emily Hughes, Sara Hughes, Mirai Nagasu,Johnny Weir, Meryl Davis & Charlie White.
Sonja Henie and Her Hollywood Ice Revue. 1940, 1940-1, 1943,1943-4 (2 copies), 1945, 1946, 1948, 1949 (2 copies), 1952, 1953 (2 copies).
Norwegian-American A.A. Presents Sonja Henie. Chicago Stadium. 15 April 1934.
The Saint Paul Figure Skating Club. Children Hospital Ice Follies. 8-10 April 1938.
Stars on Ice. Scott Hamilton Commemorative issue. 2000-1 tour. Signed by Tara Lipinski, Jenni Meno, Denis Petrov, Renée Roca, and Gorsha Sur.
Sun Valley Ice Rink. Summer Season 1947.
Superior Ice Follies. Duluth, Minnesota. 1950-4, 1968, 1972 programs (duplicates of 1951-2, many signatures). With photographs and newsclippings.
Toledo Figure Skating Club, Second Annual Ice Carnival, 27-8 March 1942.
U.S.F.S.A. Mid-Western Figure Skating Championships. Chicago Figure Skating Club, 1942.
U.S.F.S.A. North American Championships in Figure Skating for 1937. Under the auspices of the Skating Club of Boston. 26-7 February 1937.
United States Figure Skating Championships. Sanctioned by USFSA. 1950-1. Official programs.
Western Open Indoor Ice Skating Championships. 18 February 1933. Chicago Stadium.
Western Skating Association. First and Second Ice Skating Derby, City championships. Speed skating. 1928-9.
Winterland Great Lakes Exposition. Cleveland, International Skating Union, Ohio. 1937.
World Champions Figure Skating Exhibition. 1969.
World Figure Skating Tour. 1983.
Olympic & World Figure Skating Champions. 1984.
Campbell’s Tour of World Figure Skating Champions. 1990.

Series 3: Sheet Music and Recordings -- 1861-[196?] – 49 items of sheet music, 3 recordings

Arranged by date of publication; items in boxes NOT necessarily in order listed.

Box 8
Smith, C.C. Skating Polka. Chicago: Root & Cady, 1861.

E. Bowers, E. Come Let’s Away to the Skating Park or Skating with The Girls.  Boston: G.D. Russell, 1864. Also title Gal with the Balmoral.

Pacher, Aug. Pleasures of Winter: Polka Brilliante. Cincinnati: J.L. Peters & Bro., 1867. “To Miss Betty Wakefield.”

Emmery, Stephen A. Skating Song. Boston: Arthur P. Schidt & Co., 1884. Words by W.W. Caldwell. Dedicated to John W. Tufts.

Loveland, J.M. The Skating Rink Waltz. Sadalia, Mo.: Published by A.W. Perry & Sons, 1885.

Rosenberg, Albert. The Skating Schottische. London: F. Amos & Co., [189?]. “Inscribed to Miss Florence Louisa Abbott.”

Jouve, Edouard. Skating; Pas des patineurs Op. 21. Paris: Emil Gallet, 1897. Nouvelle danse de salon avec théorie de W. Willemot. Translation of dance instruction in French, English, German, and Italian.

Krogman, C.W. Skating Carnival Mazurka. Boston: B.F. Wood, 1899. No. 11 of A Wreath of Melodies for Pianoforte.

Chanaud, Jacques. Patinage-Polka: Berline glissée. Paris: E. Meuriot, [19?]. Théorie de Maurice Riester. Hommage respecteux à Suzanne Guillot.

Chesworth, Marie L. Skating. San Francisco: Western Music Publ. Co., 1906. Roller skating.

Lincoln, Harry. The Merry Makers March. Williamsport, Penn.: Vandersloot Music Co., 1906.

Valentine, F.L. Skating Girl Waltzes. San Francisco: Benj. Curtaz & Son, 1907.

Gumble, Albert. (words by Alfred Bryans). Winter. New York: Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1910.

Ellsworth, Eugene. Winnie from Winnipeg: A Nifty Northern Novelty. Chicago: Tell Taylor, 1911.

Rackett, Ernest A. Sliding. Chicago: Sunlight Music Co., 1911. More about sliding down a hill than skating.

Thompson, W.T. Winter Moon. Detroit: Jerome H. Remick, 1911. Words by Frank Allen.

Dupré, Denis. Les Patineurs: Danse Russe pour Piano. London: A. Hammond & Co., 1913.

Glogau, Jack. Ye Colonial March and Two-Step. Chicago: Will Rossiter, 1913. 2 copies.

Stagliano, Leonard. The Skating Trot Le Trot des patineurs One Step. New York: Jos. W. Stern & Co., 1914.

Hubbell, Raymond. My Skating Girl. New York: T.B. Harms and Francis, Day & Hunter, 1915. From “The Big Show” at the New York Hippodrome. Lyrics by John L. Golden.

Owen, Anita. Waltz Irresistible: Skating Hesitation. New York: Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1916.

Smith, Lee Orlean, Carnival Queen. New York: Leo Feist, 1916. The Smart Set’s Favourite Waltz.

Pollock, Muriel. Just Keep on Skating. New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1917. Words by Louis Weslyn.

Valverde, C. Skating Vocal Waltz. As sung in the great skating scene in J.G. Williams’s Gorgeous Pantomime Jack & Jill. London: Allan & Co., [191?]. Words by Arhur Collins.

Krogman, C.W. Skating: Arpeggio-Waltz for the Piano. New York: Boston Music Co., G. Schirmer, 1921.

Waldtuefel, Emil. Skater’s Waltz. New York: Jack Snyder, 1924.

Miles, Walter E. Curl-I-Cues. Cleveland: Sam Fox Pub. Co., 1925.

Noelck, August. Valse patineuse Skating. Philadelphia: Theodore Presser Co., 1929.

Bernard, Felix. Winter Wonderland. New York: Bregman, Vocco, and Conn, Inc. 1934. Words by Dick Smith.

Ketterer, Ella. On Skates. Bryn Mawr, Penn.: Theodore Presser Co., 1935.

Waldtuefel, Emil. Skater’s Waltz (Les patineurs). Chicago: Calument Music Co., 1935. 2 copies.

Pollack, Lew. One in a Million. New York: Movietone Music Corporation, 1936. Lyrics by Sidney D. Mitchell. From movie One in a Million, with Sonja Henie.

Gordon, Mack and Revel, Harry. I’ve Got a Date with a Dream. New York: Leo Feist, 1938. From movie My Lucky Star, with Sonja Henie.

Pollack, Lew. My Secret Love Affair. Cincinnati: Movietone Music Corporation, 1938. From movie Thin Ice, with Sonja Henie and Tyrone Power. Lyrics by Sydney D. Mitchell.

Pokrass, Sam. A Gypsy Told Me. New York: Crawford Music Corporation, 1938. Words by Jack Yellen From movie Happy Landing, with Sonja Henie and Don Ameche. 2 copies.

Brown, Arthur L. Skating in the Park. Boston: B.F. Wood Music Company, 1940.

Parish, Mitchell and De Rose, Peter. The Moon Fell in the River. New York: Robbins Music Corporation, 1940. From movie It Happen on Ice, with Sonja Henie.

Gordon, Mack and Warren, Harry. Let’s Bring New Glory to Old Glory. New York: Mayfair Music Corp., 1942. From movie Iceland, with Sonja Henie.

Gordon, Mack and Warren, Harry. There Will Never Be Another You. New York: Mayfair Music Corp., 1942. From movie Iceland, with Sonja Henie.

Robin, Leo and Brown, Nacio Herb. Later Tonight. New York: Robbins Music Corporation, 1943. From movie Wintertime, with Sonja Henie.

Skating Rink Waltzes. New York: Edwin H. Mottis & Company, 1946. Booklet with 21 pieces of music.

Darlay, R. and Courquin, G. Patinage (Valse, Valse Musette). Paris Editions Arpège, 1946-7.

Waldteufel, Emile. Les Patineurs (The Skater’s Waltz). Oakville, Ont.: The Frederick Harris Music Co., [prior to 1951]. To the President and Members of the Toronto Skating Club.

Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies. 2 records, including “The Piggy Bank Song”, “Make Believing”, “I Love the Ladies”, and “The Swing Waltz”. 1954.

McNaught, Mary F. (music) and Hoffman, May Fiske (words). Skating Together (Dedicated to Tenley Albright). Boston: Charles W. Homeyer, 1956. Signed by Hoffman.

CFSA. Swing Dance / Dutch Waltz. 45 rpm record. [196?].

Series 4: Barbara Ann Scott collection. – 1945-1992 – 18 programs, 2 scrapbooks, 1 scarf, 81 photographs, 1 pencil portrait, 2 recordings, 5 cards, 1 film, 1 autograph book, 1 item of sheet music, and other material.

Organized by date; items in boxes NOT necessarily in order listed.

See also Series 2: Skating Programs.

Born in Ottawa, Barbara Ann Scott King (1928–2012) was a Canadian figure skater. She was a four-time Canadian national champion (1944–6, 48) in ladies’ singles, a two-time World champion (1947–8), and the 1948 Olympic champion. In the summer of 1948, she began touring North America and Europe, headlining in a variety of skating shows. She retired from professional skating at the age of twenty-five. She married publicist Tom King in 1955. The couple lived in Chicago where Scott opened a beauty salon and then became a horse trainer and equestrian rider. In 1996, she and her husband retired to Amelia Island in Florida.

Box 9
Green, brown and white scarf with images of Scott, maple leaf design, skating scenes. 740 × 630 mm.

Doug Romaine, Lou Winder, and Fernand Robidoux. Barbara Ann. Toronto: Adanax Music Company, 1947. Sheet music of skater’s waltz.

Scrapbook of Lenora Mae Fitch, 1945-1948.  Contains b&w, damaged group photo of Scott with others, signed “To My adopted family. / with lots of love. / Barb.” With many clippings about her, skating in Vancouver, and Vancouver Skating Club programs (listed above). 7 programs.

Scrapbook. 1947-1949. Approximately 40 pp. with many newsclippings.

“Barbara Ann Scott Arrives at Calgary Airport, March 20 [1947]. CJCJ Radio. 2 vinyl recordings, 78 rpm, 4 sides.

Colour film, 16 mm. National Film Board, [1948]. Contains “Rhythm Tropical”, “Alice in Wonderland”, and “Ave Maria”.

Small autograph album with signatures of Scott and her mother. With news clippings. Circa 1949.

Box 10
B&w photo of Scott on skates with umbrella, signed, n.d. 2 photos, both signed, one “To Joe Hill,....”

B&w photo of smiling Scott wearing pearls, signed, n.d. Copyright by Hundman, Ottawa.

B&w photo of Scott, her hands in a muffler, signed, n.d.

B&w photo of Scott on skates with right arm raised, signed, n.d.

B&w photo of Scott doing a stag jump at the National and North American Figure Skating Championships at Madison Square Gardens, New York City, 25 July 1945. International News Photo, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

B&w photo of Scott on ice in Ottawa, 8 January 1947. “Canada’s Hope for Skating Laurels”, International News Photos.

B&w photo of Scott on ice. “Canada’s Hope for Skating Laurels. 26 January 1947. International News Photos.

B&w photo of Scott with other skaters, after having won the European championship at Davos Platz, Switzerland, 30 January 1947. 6 February 1947, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

B&w photo of Scott doing a stag jump, 7 February 1947. AP Wire photo, “Wins European Skating Title”, news clipping of photo with later dates, [San Francisco Examiner Reference Library].

B&w photo by Donald Arden of Scott, John E. Morrison, Mrs. Clyde R. Scott with another unidentified man, at the Stock Club in New York City, upon Scott’s return after her victory on 16 February 1947 at the World’s Figure Skating Championship.

B&w photo of Scott, waving to America on her arrival in New York aboard the Queen Elizabeth, after winning the World Skating Championship in Stockholm. 5-6 March 9 1947. Photo by Tom Flanagan, International News Photo, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

Maple Leaf Gardens official programme. Scott on cover with article by Ed. Fitkin, “Barbara Ann ... Skating Queen of the World”, and program of her appearance at the Gardens with other skaters. [March?] 1947.

“Barbara Ann Scott, 18, Canadian figure skating champion, soars...” Practicing at Stockholm. B&W photo, 14 February 1947.

B&w photo of Barbara Scott, ice skating queen, kisses auto good-by, gives it back to home city of Ottawa, Ont. 16 May 1947, Associated Press Wirephoto. 

B&w photo of Scott and mother, Mrs. Clyde R. Scott, boarding a plane for London, 18 December 1947. International News Photo, 28 December 1947, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

B&w photo of Scott. “Barbara Ann Scott, Olympic figure skating champ from Canada makes up in theatre here 12/7....” 1948. ACME Telephoto.

“Championship form – Barbara Ann Scott demonstrates the form that won her the European figure skating title....” 2 b&w photos of Scott on one sheet, 17-19 January 1948. AP Wire photo.

B&w photo of Scott doing a stag jump at St. Moritz, 30 January-9 February 1948. News clipping of photo on verso, entitled “New Champion”, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

Championship Due: Barbara Ann Scott of Canada, Champion Woman Skater, and Hans Gerschweiler of Switzerland, World Champion Figure Skater, Glide Through a Practice Routine on St. Moritz Ice in Preparation for the Olympics. 30 January 1949, also dated 11 February 1948. B&w photo, Acme Photo.

B&w photo of Scott before the judges during the women’s compulsory figure skating contest at the winter Olympics in St. Moritz. February 1948, International News Photos.

B&w photo of Scott congratulating Dick Button at the Winter Olympics, Saint Moritz. 6 February 1948. A.F.P. (France Press) copyright on verso.

“Barbara Ann Scott Leads in Olympic Skating”, b&w photo of Scott and her mother during compulsory figures, 7 February 1948, ACME.

“Pair of Olympic Champions Dick Button… stands with Barbara Scott.” B&w photo, Associated Press Photos, 8 February 1948.

B&w photo of Scott and Sheldon Galbraith, her trainer, at Davos, Switzerland, after wining the women’s world figure skating championship,15 February 1948. San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

B&w photo card of Scott skating. Canada’s World’s Figure Champion and 1948 Olympic Champion.

B&w photo of Scott greeted by Prime Minister W.L. Mackenzie King and kissed by Mayor Stanley Lewis at Union Station in Ottawa (“Triumphal Homecoming...”), 9 March 1948. International New Photo, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

B&w photo of Scott receiving a bouquet of flowers from Prime Minister W.L. Mackenzie King, crowd in the background, 9 March 1948. San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

Black-and-white photo card of Scott in front of CBC and other microphones, 11 March 1948.

B&w photo of Scott and Mayor Stanley Lewis of Ottawa in a convertible festooned with flowers, 9 March 1948. International News Photo, 13 March 1948, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

Montreal Forum Sports Magazine. Scott on cover and programme of her skate in Montreal with the Minto Follies after her winning of the Olympic gold medal. 1948.

B&w photo of Scott given a key to a convertible by Mayor Stanley Lewis, 13 May 1948. The photo is entitled “This Time for Keeps”. International News Photo, 18 May 1948, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

B&w photo of Scott in a convertible and Mayor Stanley Lewis, 14 May 1948. The photo notes that she accepted the gift of the car, which had been presented to her the previous year, because she planned to turn professional. International News Photo, 18 May 1948, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

Makes professional debut. Barbara Ann Scott, Olympic skating champion, laces her skates in the dressing room at the Roxy Theater, New York, before making her professional stage debut. Her mother, Mrs. Mary Scott, beams encouragement....” B&w photo, 21 December 1948. Published 13 February 1949 and 1 April 1951. Associated Press Photo.

“Makes Professional Debut”, Scott receives a pair of palladium skates from Hugh D. Scully, Canadian Consul in N.Y., 22 December 1948, ACME.

Prepares for professional skating debut. Barbara Ann Scott, Canadian skating star, laces up her skating shoes as she prepares for a practice session on the Roxy Theater Skating Rick in New York City, Dec. 10.... B&w photo, 26 December 1948. Associated Press Photo.

B&w photo of Scott doing a stag jump at St. Moritz, 1948, but dated 16 January 1951 with reference to Skate with Me. News clipping of photo on verso, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

B&w photo of Scott in costume doing a stag jump at the Roxy Theatre, new York City, 18 December 1948. AP Wire photo, [San Francisco Examiner Reference Library].

Pencil portrait by Dorothea Ahrens, signed by Ahrens and Scott. 1949. Thick cream-coloured paper, slight wear to edges, corners creased and wrinkled, small closed tear at bottom edge. 46 × 35 cm. In an antique wood and metal frame, 63 × 54 cm. (housed in box 17)

True Sport Stories, 4, no. 11 (Jan.-Feb. 1949). Contains “Queen of the Ice Barbara Ann Scott”, cartoon story of Scott’s life and achievement.
B&w photo of Scott, Olympic skating champ turned professional, playfully advises ypy animal given her at a Boston luncheon yesterday that rumors of her engagement to Ogden Reid are untrue. 22 March 1949, Associated Press Wire Photo.

B&w photo of Scott, Margaret Truman, and dummy Charlie McCarthy. International News photo. [circa 1949].

B&w photo of Scott skating. [circa 1949].

Small signed b&w photo post card of Scott skating. [circa 194?].

Small b&w photo of Scott signed “with best wishes / Barbara Ann Scott”, [194?].

B&w signed photo of Scott on skates holding an umbrella. [194?].

B&w framed photo of Scott (8 3/4" x 10 3/4"), with faded writing + signature: “To Harry | with best wishes, | Barbara Ann Scott.” [194-?]. Copyright Bruno Hollywood NYC.

B&w photo of Scott wearing pearls: “To Richard | With best wishes, | Barbara Ann Scott.” [194-?]. Copyright Bruno Hollywood NYC.

B&w photo of Scott in dark blazer and skirt: “To Tom | with best wishes, | Barbara Ann Scott.” [194-?]. Copyright Bruno Hollywood NYC.

Hat tags (photos of Scott) for the Barbara Ann Scott Hat styled by Ivy of Montreal (I. Vinegor Furs Ltd). 2 tags. French and English. [195?].

B&w photo of Scott, Robert Arthur, and Wanda Hendrix, Ice Capades at the Pan Pacific, 1950.

B&w signed photo of Scott with small poodle. [circa 1950].

B&w signed photo German postcard of Scott in white skating outfit, elbow bent with hand at her head.. “To Martine | With best wishes | Barbara Ann Scott | Canada.” [circa 1950].

B&w signed (or stamped) photo of Scott, wearing pearls with white floral dress  and hand inside a shawl. [circa 1950]. 2 photos.

Ad for Barbara Ann Scott doll, Canadian Red Cross Junior, March 1950 (tear sheet from magazine).

New Liberty. March 1950. Issue of the magazine with Scott on the cover and an article about here.

Souvenir programs: Lions Ice Show, Brandon, 1-2 April 1948; The Cape Breton Sports Centre Limited, 28-9 April 1949; Rotary Club Ice Revue, May 1949; Saskatchewan’s First Summer ice Carnival, 1949; Tom Arnold’s Rose Marie on Ice, Harrington Arena London, 1950 (two different programs); Skating Sensations of 1950, First-Trans-Canada Tour; Barbara Anne Scott and Michel Kirby in Minto Follies of 1953; Victoria Ice Skating Club Ice Capers, 1953.

B&w photo of Scott exiting a downtown store in Toronto. [195-].

B&w small photo of Scott, leg and arms extended. Signed. [195-].

B&w photo of Scott at Midway Airport, Chicago, to star in the Hollywood Ice Review replacing Sonja Henie, 29 September 1951 (later dates on verso with news clippings), Tribune photo.

B&w signed photo of Scott seated and wearing a checkered suit: “To Herb | With best wishes | Barbara Ann Scott”. 20 November 1951, Herbert Rhodes, Star Photo Staff.

B&w photo of Scott in costume, 15 December 1951. News clipping of photo on verso, noting that she has replaced Sonja Henie in the Hollywood Ice Revue, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

B&w photo of Scott used for the 1952 Hollywood Ice Revue, 21 December 1951, Bruno of Hollywood.

Life magazine, 4 February 1952. Cover photo and article on Scott’s rivalry with Sonja Henie.

Ice Revue Stars. Chicago: Swept off her skates by partner Michael Kirby, lovely Barbara Ann Scott...” 3 Janaury 1952. B&w photo, United Press Photo.

B&w photo of Scott seated in costume, wearing a crown and holding a black poodle, 26 January 1952. News clipping of photo on verso, entitled “Queen of the Rink”, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

2 b&w photos of Scott on ice in costume on 1 sheet, 24 February 1952. News clipping of photo on verso, entitled “Queen of the Rink”, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

B&w photo of Scott and three other female skaters in costume, 24-6 February 1952. News clipping of photo on verso “Graceful Precision”, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

B&w photo of Scott and Michael Kerby on ice, Hollywood Ice Revue, 24-6 February 1952. News clipping of photo on verso, entitled “In the Spotlight”, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

B&w photo of Scott doing stag jump at St. Moritz, 1948. News clipping of photo on verso, entitled “Olympic Star”, 26 February 1952, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

B&w photo of Scott in the kitchen. Partial news clipping on verso, stamped 26 December 1952.

“Smooth Skaters”. Hollywood Ice Review, featuring Scott, Andrea McLaughlin, and Carol Lynne lacing up their skates, Chicago Stadium. B&w photo, United Press Photo, 30-1 December 1952.

B&w photo. Ready for Show. Chicago: preparing for performance on Chicago Stadium ice, Michael Kirby tightens laces for lovely partner, Barbara Ann Scott.... 2 January 1953. United Press Associations.

B&w photo of Scott in costume, 11 January 1953. News clipping of photo on verso, entitled “Great Scott!! It’s Beautiful Babs!”, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

Skating champion Barbara Ann Scott pretty star of the 16^th annual “Hollywood Ice Follies,” puts on her skates in her dressing room on the show’s opening night at Madison Square Garden, New York. 16 January 1953, published 24 March 1963. Wide World Photo.

“Barbara Ann Scott with her dog Pierre look at exhibit of pictures....” B&w photo, Scott in a fur coat, 3 January 1954 but stamped 4 January 1955, Chicago Tribune.

B&w photo of Scott on ice, 8 January 1954. 2 venues are given: Hollywood Ice Revue, Chicgao Stadium; Christmas presentation of “Your Hit Parade”, NBC Television Network, commencing at  the Rockefeller Center Ice Skating Pond. Sponsored by the American Tobacco Company for Lucky Strike.

B&w photo of Scott on ice in a skating costume, 12 January 1954, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

B&w photo of Scott wearing a diamond tiara, 15 January 1954. “Queen of Diamonds”, AP Wire photo, [San Francisco Examiner Reference Library].

“Barbara Ann Ready to Give Up on Cupid”. B&w photo of Scott in the air wearing a crown , 3 February 1955, Free Press.

“Engagement expected Barbara Ann Scott, 26 year-old skating star of the Hollywood Ice Revue, is shown with Tommy King, publicity director of the show....” Toronto. B&w photo, AP Wirephoto, 21 August 1955

B&w photo of Scott and Tommy King, publicity director for Hollywood Ice Review, to be married in Rosedale Presbyterian church, here, today. 18 September 1955. 2 copies of same photo. Associated Press Wirephoto.

B&w photo of Scott and Tom King at their wedding, 17-8 September 1955, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

“Skating Star Weds”. B&w photo of Scott and Tom King, 17 September 1955. Datelined Toronto, taken from the Detroit Free Press with Star Francisco Examiner on verso.

“Barbara Ann Scott Living in Chicago – Works Out Daily on Ice”, Scott with Harriet Silverstein (lttle girl) and Oscar Brotman (owner of the Tower Ice Skating Rink and School), b&w photo, no credit.

B&w photo of Scott in her Chicago apartment holding a poodle with a parakeet in her hair, 27 February-1 March 1958. The photo notes that her apartment was burglarized. San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

Post card addressed to R.F. Beauchesne, date-stamped 20 May 1959. Addressed and signed by Barbara Ann Scot King.

“Long Shot of the Ticket Gate of the Lyric Opera”, Scott and Thomas King at opera, b&w photo, 15 October 1961, Chicago Sun-Times.

From blades to bridles (fourth of six) A sportslady if there ever was one, Barbara Ann admires her wall of trophies and blue ribbons. 30 March 1968. B&w photo, United Press International Photo.

From blades to bridles (fifth of six) just for old time’s sake... Barbara Ann shows she still has the stuff as she skates at a rink near Chicago. 30 March 1968. B&w photo, United Press International Photo.

B&w photo (copy) of Scott and her husband, 1988 Olympic Winter Games. Scott carries the Olympic torch. Signed “Best wishes | Barbara Ann Scott-King”.

Scan of photo of Scott skating, [1949, later done in 1990s]. Signed: “To The Illinois Equine Hospital | Thank you for your great care and | kindness to Monty and to all equines. | Gratefully | Barbara Ann Scott-King | Olympic gold medalist 1948.”

Barbara Ann Scott King Gold Medalist – 1947 World Figure Skating Championships. B&w photo card. 30 July 1990, Easter Seals. Signed in facsimile.

3 colour cards. (1) Great Moments in Canadian Sport, “Barbara Ann Scott Dazzles World Skaters” (text in French and English on verso), Wheaties Sports Federation, 3; (2) Barbara Ann Scott, St. Moritz, 1948, 3M Olympic card, 1992; card from a Dutch publication, “De wereldkampioene kunstrjiden Barbara Ann Scott” (3 copies).

Series 5: Alain Calmat collection. -- [195-]-1966. – 10 cards/letters, 126 photographs, 2 magazines, and other material.

Organized primarily by date; items in boxes NOT necessarily in order listed.

Born in Paris, Alain Calmat (1940-) is a French figure skater, surgeon, and politician. He was French national champion in men’s singles in 1958 and 1962-5, the European Champion between 1962 and 1964, the 1964 Olympic silver medalist, and the 1965 World Champion.

Box 11
87 b&w photos, some signed (Calmat in youth and in the 1960s, figure skaters such as Jacqueline de Bief and pair skaters, and places; 39 b&w of a non-skating character, possibly the neighbourhood where Calmat once lived)
results of the world championships at Cortina D’Ampezzo (28 February and 2 March, 1963) and Colorado Springs (March 1965), notes of judges, and information about the rinks
correspondence (5 cards and 5 letters with envelopes: François Teydoux, French Ambassador to Germany; Patrick Blain; Marion Galup and C. Castells; etc.)
program of sporting conference at Vichy, 25-29 April 1966; issue of Miroir Sprint, no. 979, 8 mars 1965; Les sports en France, no. 63 (mars 1964).


Series 6: Sonja Heinie collection – 1928-1968 – 39 photographs and 1 banner

Organized chronologically; items in box are NOT necessarily in order listed.

See also Series 2: Skating programs and Series 3: Sheet music.

Born in Oslo, Sonja Henie (1912–1969) was a Norwegian figure skater and film star. She was a six-time European Champion (1931–1936) in ladies’ singles, a ten-time World Champion (1927–1936), and three-time Olympic Champion (1928, 1932, 1936). After the 1936 World Figure Skating Championships, she took up a career as an actress with Twentieth Century Fox and as a professional skater in touring ice shows (the latter until 1956).

Box 11
Sonja Henie, one skate lifted on toe pick with other leg extended. B&w photo. St. Moritz, 1928. United Press International Inc.

“Pirouettes on the ice ar St. Moritz”. B&w photo. International Newsreel Photo. 17 February 1929.

Sonja Henie. Large b&w photo signed. “To Harry E. Wolf | Good luck and best wishes | Sonja Henie.” [193?].

“Paris 15 janvier 1932 Palais des Sport”. Ladies’ Championship of Europe. Henie with Mlles. Landbeck, Holowski, Cléricetti, Vaudecrane, Volpatto, and Joan Dix. Agence Rol.

Sonja Henie. B&w photo, signed in facsimile. [193?].

Henie on her arrival at the Gare de l’Est in Paris. B&w photo by Meurisse, 1936

Henie and Karl Schaeffer, Berliner Sportspalast. B&w photo, Archivo E.E. Haynes, 22 February 1936.

Henie, Karl Schaeffer, Maxie Herber, and Ernest Baier, wearing medals, Berliner Sportspalast. B&w photo, Archivo E.E. Haynes, 10 March 1936.

Henie, Megan Taylor, and Jeff Dickson, au palais des sports in Paris. B&w Photo by Meurisse, 1936.

Henie with her parents. B&w photo, News Staff Photographer, 13 March 1937.

Henie with Dan Topping, having lunch in Pittsburgh. B&w photo. International News Photo, San Francisco Examiner. 31 January 1940.

Henie with Topping at a restaurant in New York City. B&w photo. International News Photo, San Francisco Examiner. 5-6 February 1940.

Henie with Topping at El Morocco in New York City. B&w photo. International News Photo, San Francisco Examiner. 7 February 1940.

Henie with Topping in Honolulu, wearing floral wreaths. B&w photo. Associated Press Photo, San Francisco Examiner. 15 March 1940.

Henie with Carole Landis; Henie with Jack Oakie. 2 b&w photos from Wintertime. San Francisco Examiner. 20 October 1943.

Sonja Henie. 5 b&w photos, [194?]. Glossy reproductions.

Sonja Henie. 4 b&w photos, [1945?]. One photo associated with movie It’s a Pleasure, 2 signed in facsimile, 2 photos of her skating.

Sonja Henie. Bownan gum card, no. 35, b&w photo, 1949.

Henie with Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers at Romanoff’s in Beverly Hills. B&w photo. Photo by Nat Dallinger, King Features Syndicate, San Francisco Examiner. 20 March 1953.

Henie with John Haskell, Mrs. Haskell, Mrs. Fox Fuller, and Alfredo de la Vega at Romanoff’s. B&w photo, San Francisco Examiner. 2 January 1957.

Henie on ice with unidentified skater. B&w photo [195?].

Henie and her husband. B&w photo, 4 May and 16 July 1968. San Francisco Examiner.

B&w photo of Henie skating. N.d. but [1936]. Signed: “To Dorothy! | from | Sonja Henie”. Verso says “Dorothy White Kramer”. American photo (made in U.S.A.) with menetion of her film, One in a Million.

B&w photo of Henie, signed, with girl and boy, all with skates in their hands. N.d.
Verso says “Dorothy White Kramer”.

B&w photo of Henie (in a white coat) and Elmer White. N.d. Verso says “Dorothy White Kramer”.

Henie with skates seated on a step. B&w photo, n.d.

Henie in a coat standing by a roadster, house in background. B&w photo, n.d. Signed: “To Alex Moufafolo | from | Sonja”.

Henie dancing on ice, arms extended. B&w photo, n.d., but later in her career. No credit.

B&w photo postcard (signature in facsimile) and colourized postcard from “Everything Happens at Night”. N.d.

B&w photo of Henie skating, arms extended, signed in facsimile, “Kindest regards | Sonja Henie”. N.d. No credit.

Sonja Henie Ice Revuu, black felt banner, stitched in yellow at the edge for handing, pictorial representation of Henie skating. n.d.


Series 7: Cecilia Colledge collection – [1935]-1937 – 9 photographs

Organized chronologically; items in box NOT necessarily in order listed.

Cecilia Colledge (1920–2008) was a British figure skater. She was a six-time British national champion (1935–1939, 1946), the European Champion (1937–9), 1937 World Champion, and the 1936 Olympic silver medalist. In 1951 she moved to the United States and became a skating coach in Boston.

Box 11
B&w photograph of Colledge with her coach, Jacques Gerschwiler. 1935.

B&w cigarette card photograph, Sporting Events and Stars Series, no. 79. [1935].

B&w photo card, Olympia 1936, band 1, bild nr. 64, gruppe 56. Berlin Olympics. With signature
of Colledge on a separate piece of paper.

“Skating Stars at British Championships”. Pamela Stepheny, Cecilia Colledge and Brenda Stroud, Empire Pool, Wembley. B&w photo, Associated Press. 13 December 1937.

B&w signed photo, Copyright Barratt’s, n.d.

B&w signed photo, B. Johannes (Beckert) Garmisch-Partenkirchen, n.d.

B&w signed photo, Daily Herald Copyright, n.d.

B&w signed photo, Copyright Peter Kaufman, n.d.

B&w photo of Colledge with skates over her shoulders, caption in French stating that she’s leaving London for New York, n.d.


Series 8: Archives and Ephemera – [182?-]-2007 – 954 photographs, 4 certificates, 2 autograph books, 4 programs and brochures, 10 posters, 9 letters, 16 cards, 2 etchings/engravings, 11 drawings/paintings, 1 manuscript, 2 puzzles, 1 valentine, 1 bracelet, 23 buttons/pins, 5 medals, 12 films, 2 minute books, and other material.

Organized chronologically; items in boxes NOT necessarily in order listed.

Box 12
Caricature of the four seasons, including winter skating scene. Hand-coloured engraving. Nurnberg, Fr. Campe, [182?].
James Gillray. Elements of Skateing. Making the Most of a Passing-Friend, in a case of Emergency! Verso: Elements of Skateing. The Consequences of going before the Wind.
London, H.G.Bohn, 1851. Etching, 260 x 365mm. First published 1805.

Promenade au Bois de Boulogne, Le Pont des Isles. Colour puzzle, 1 piece missing. [185?].

Valentine, [185- or 186-?]. The top piece is an intricate pierced and embossed paper with a boy and girl ice skating. It has applied hand colored and gold diecuts. 4" × 3".

Bound book, missing covers, with approximately 70 b&w photographic prints of illustrations of early ice skating (1590-1865) pasted on to thick pages (7 x 9 ½ inches) with hand-written captions with dates provided, artists, engravers etc., taken from engravings, oil paintings, water colours, glass paintings, including Dickens character Mr Pickwick, skating on the Serpentine, Hogarth engravings, Cruikshank..There is no date to when it was produced but the prints look early probably produced pre 1900. Perhaps used for an exhibition (see A History of National Skating Association of Great Britain 1879-1901 with a Catalogue of the Exhibition of Skates & Skating Matter in 1902).

“Skating in Regent’s Park”, Illustrated London News, & January 1854.

Wooden pictorial box with oval of woman skater on the lid. Mirror on verso of the lid. 120 × 90 mm. [186?].

“The Daily Round—the Common Task!” Pen-ink sketch in 4 sections of stick figures skating (Baths, Our Preserves, and nine notes related to skating. 25.5 × 20.5 mm. [186?].

Photo of a woman on skates, wearing a tiara. William Notman, Photographer to the Queen. Signed on the verso: “For Helen, / With Tillie’s love / 1^st Janry 1871.” Possibly issued by Notman in December 1867 for the Philadelphia Photographer.

Skating on a river in Ireland. Circa 1870 but appears to be a reproduction.

Ella Savage, 3 long letters with 1 envelope, 16 November 1877, 11 August 1878, 12 October 1879, from George [Peck Ide?], who is attending Amherst College. The letter of 26 November 1877 has a paragraph about skating: “Last night Jack Hobbs came round & wanted me to go skating with him, and although I didn’t care much about it I went. He furnished me with a pair of screw & strap skates, and we went to the pond….”

Christopher Covering. Photo of caricature of skaters on a river, 1882 (196?].

Skating Party at Alpha Rink, South Framington, Mass. Invitation issued to H.L. Davenport, with envelope.

Axel Paulsen wearing his medals. “Champion Skater of the World.” Cabinet photo. photo by S. Gurre, Grand Forks D.T. ( Dakota Territory), circa pre-1889. Grand Forks D.T. became Grand Forks North Dakota in 1889. Also 4 cigarette cards: (1) in hard case, from W.S. Kimball & Co’s., 1887, AXEL PAULSEN Champion Skater of the World; (2) in hard case, from Allen & Ginter, Second Series, [1888], AXEL PAULSEN. | SKATER | 25 MILES-1 H _ 33 MIN. 28 2/s SEC – ¼ MILE TRACK, larger card; (3) and (4) from Allen & Ginter, Second Series, [1888], AXEL PAULSEN. | SKATER | 25 MILES-1 H _ 33 MIN. 28 2/s SEC – ¼ MILE TRACK (and another card identical to this without the cigarette information on back of card), smaller card.
And ZeeNut Game Series card, 2011.

Villeneuve, Switzerland, 1890s. 3 amateur mounted albumen photos that show people skating. 6 x 4 1/4 inches and 4 3/4 x 2 3/4 inches (152 x 108 mm and 120 x 70 mm). The top two have nice tones and the bottom one has lost contrast.

Comic scene of skaters on a pond; man in foreground has lost his top hat, watercolour on paper, (originally part of a set of four). According to the estate people and after opening the back, it appears to have been done during the late 1890s or early 1900s. 9 1/2" x 12 3/4" in 20^th-century brown wooden frame. Unsigned. Probably an American artist.

Medal, 31 mm. Recto has an image of a skater [Ulrich Salchow?]. With stamping: SKRIDSKOS ÄLLSKAPET NORDEN I GOTEBORG 1893. Verso blank.

B&w photo of skaters at St. Mortiz, 1893.

Photo of skating party of 11 people (2 young men in military dress), apparently at a boarding school, Fort Plain, New York, 11 December 1893. Photographic Art Studio, Canajoharie, NY.

Speed skaters on a lake, somewhere in USA. B&w photo, [1894].

Les Sports Le Patinage. 12 March 1894. Exercise book in French containing dictation, etc. The covers in colour feature skaters and information about the sport.

John Nilsson, speed skater with medals. B&w cabinet photo affixed to a card. The verso of the card lists 7 races won by Nilsson in Montreal and Minneapolis between 15 January 1894 and February 1896.
Ice skating lady, colour print (aquarelle) C.H. Keuchler, Soleil du Dimanche, 27 January 1895.

Jules Chéret, Palais de Glace des Champs-Élysées, Fête du Jeudi, invitation card. 31 January 1895.

Medal, 36 mm. Recto has a coat of arms. With stamping: STOCKHOLMS ALLMÄNNA SKRIDSKOS KLUBB 1884. Verso stamped: 3 dje PRIS | 10000 METER | 1899. With pin and fabric in Swedish colours (blue and yellow).

Large gathering of people skating on a frozen lake and standing on the shore. Location not known but probably Europe. B&w cabinet photo, pre-1900.

Spy. Canning, Hubert George De-Burgh, the Second Marquis of Clanricarde, Ice-Skater–Vanity Fair “Spy” Print. No. 725. London: Vincent, Brooks, Day & Son Ltd.lith, May 24, 1900. Plate Size 15 x 10", 38 x 25.5 cm. With caption “old wares”.

2 nineteenth-century die cuts of skating scenes in colour pasted on to wood, 170 × 187 mm. With metal hangers.

Japanese cabinet b&w photo, skaters on the ice, one holding a flag. Circa 1900. 20.3 cm × 13.6 cm.

The National Skating Association of America (Samuel J. Montgomery) to Albion A. Perry (former Mayor of Somerville, MA), ALS, 6 January 1901.

St. John’s Skating Rink Co. Limited, Newfoundland. Stock certificate, 3 October 1901.

Four invitation cards addressed to Mr., Mrs. & Miss J.G. Foley (a clerk in the Privy Council, later Clerk of the Crown in Chancery, House of Commons)  from Countess Grey, Duke & Duchess of Connaught, and Duke & Dutchess of Devonshire + lithograph of “Government House from Skating Pond” (taken from Picturesque Canada, 1884). Cards printed sometime between 1904 and 1921.

7 b&w photos of world championships at Davos, Switzerland, either 1899 or 1900 when the championships were held there.

Skaters on a pond, many holding hockey stick, near a church somewhere in Quebec. B&w photo, [190?].

Boy with skates. B&w photo. Collins, Indiana. [19?].

Die kleine Charlotte [Oesschlagel]. B&w post card, Berlin, [190?].

2 b&w photos of skaters (man wearing a bowler hat), mounted on dark grey cards, location at date unknown, [190?].

Petrolea Skating and Curling Co. Limited. Summary annual statement for 1905, dated and signed 6 February 1906.

Niagara Falls Skating & Curling Rink. Financial statement, 1907-8, dated 28 December 1908. Broadside.

Skaters at Chamonix, France. 1908. 3 b&w photos, tears at edges. Copyright M. Branger.

Cathleen Pope. Colorized photo. Signed: “Compliments | Cathleen Pope | N.Y. Hippodrome | Jan 3 1916.” Photographer: White, N.Y.

Thompson, Arthur. [pen-and-ink drawing of a man and woman skating together outside]. 27 March 1916. 299 × 383 mm. Browning on the bottom right hand corner.

Woman skater with long hair (Charlotte?). B&w photo, circa 1916.

Klaire and Zoe El Rey, skating ballet, “The Merry Doll” in Charles Dillingham’s “Big Show”, The Hippodrome, New York. B&w photo, Culver Pictures (White, N.Y.), [1916-7].

Charlotte, “Hip Hip Hooray”, New York Hippodrome. B&w photo, [191-? or 192-?]. Photographer, White Studio; Culver Service.

Charlotte. B&w photo, [191-? or 192-?]. Photographer, Count Head de Strelecki; Culver Service.

Box 13
Photograph album of approximately 90 b&w photos of skating champions (Bror Meyer,
Freda Fischer, Pierre Brunet, Ethel Muckelt, Jack F. Page, Mrs. Harris, Paul Kreckow, etc.)
with a few programs (of Davos, Seattle, and Vancouver) and many news clippings, probably belonging to Mrs. T.V. Scudamore of Vancouver and England, primarily of photos taken at Davos, Switzerland (1921-2), but also other venues, such as Banff, Vancouver, and Seattle. Many photos signed. With a typed report by Mrs. Scudamore of the European skating championships and an announcement (1920) by Major T.V. Scudamore of the Vancouver Connaught Skating Club. 1920-1932.

Box 14
Ellen Dallerup and Kate Schmidt, “Hip Hip Hooray”, New York Hippodrome. B&w photo, White Studio, Culver Service, [192?].

Elsie Paulsen at Thomas Healy’s Crystal Ice Rink. B&w photo, [192?].

2 b&w photos on linen, numbered 8494 and 8491, skaters racing, possible Verona in eastern Ontario, [192?].

Speed skaters racing. B&w photo (reproduction), no credit, [192?].

3 b&w photos of speed skaters, n.d. but [192?].

Thick card plate map with b&w photo of waiters on skates. Reproduction of early photo, circa 1920.

F. Rebour, Au Palais de Glace, comic sketch in blue of women skaters, Le Sourire, 24 November 1921.

Hippodrome Skating Club, Minnesota, and Minnesota Skating Association, 2 letters, 1924, with bronze medal (Gerald Eggert).

Ludovika and Walter Jacobson. B&w photo, 20 Feb. 1924.

Peggy McIntosh, 18 year old Ontario, Canada, skating champ and Leila Brooks of Toronto, Canada, who holds four Worlds titles. B&w photo, copyright Keystone View Co., Inc. of N.Y. [ca. 1925]. Female speed skaters.

USA Olympic skating team. B&w photo, 19 Dec. 1927. Beatrix Loughran, Sherwin C. Badger, Maribel Vinson, Roger F. Turner, Theresa Weld Blanchard, Nathaniel W. Niles.

Ladies American team at the winter Olympics, St. Moritz, Switzerland. 26 April 1929. L. Blanchard, Beatrix Loughran, and Maribel Y. Vinson. B&w photo. Amce Newpictures, New York Pictures.

11 miscellaneous b&w photos, 1929-79. Rockefeller Plaza, Dutch skaters, Lake Hopacong (New Jersey), winter sports for the baby (Garmisch-Partenkirchen), etc.

Annette Kelly collection, a silver medallist ice skater. 140 b&w photos, approximately half are of skaters from the 1930s to the 1950s. Lot includes many photos and post cards, some signed. Some are tours in Europe, winter sports, journeys on ship, certificate of skiing from Australia, skating badge, etc.

Melitta Brunner, b&w photo, at the world championship, New York City, 1930. Photo credit: Agence Trampus, Paris.

Maribel Vinson. B&w photo, United Press International Photo, 1930.

Wabasso [Quebec] Amateur Athletic Association. Skating/patinage pass, 1930-1.

Maude Bargane, la fête de la glace à la patinoire Molitor, Paris. B&w photo by Meurisse, 1931.

Jeanne Renourdt as Marie Leszinski and M. Francel as Louis XV, la fête de la glace au palais des sports. 2 b&w photos by Meurisse, 1931.

Edith Carol Secord, New York. B&w photo pasted on card, 1931. Verso has a news clipping of her competing in the United States ladies’ singles.
                       
III Olympic Winter Games, Lake Placid, 4-13 February 1932. Form for pairs, figure skating.

Albert Heidé. Torn b&w photo. [193?]

La Fête de la Glace à Molitor, Maud Bargane. B&w photo, Meurisse, 1931.

La Fête de la Glace au Palais des Sports, Jeanne Requart and M. Francel, in royal constumes (Louis XV). 2 b&w photos, Meurisse, 1931.

B&w group photo of 7 skaters: Gaby Clericetti, Haurion, Karl Schaeffer, Idi Papez, Karl Zwack, Praznovski, and Erns Baier. [193-?]. Copyright Jeff Dickson International Sports.

Hulda E. Berger, American women’s national junior figure skating champion, Lake Placid, 1 February 1931. B&w photo, Wide World Photos.

Wintering at Skytop [Pennyslvania]. B& w photo of Doris Martin. Wide World Photos. 2 February 1931.

National Skating Association of Great Britain. 2 vols. of minutes. Both volumes bound in worn plum half-calf, corners bumped (one vol. half-bound in plum pebbled calf; and the other in black leather). Paginated and with thumb indexes. Both tight, on lightly aged paper, with texts clear and complete, in manuscript and with typed material laid down. 335 × 209 mm. (1) The Minute Book of the Departmental Committee for Ice Figure Skating, 1938-1940, 1944-1953. 301 pp. Each set of minutes signed (most by T.D. Richardson). Topics include the resignation and reinstatement of members, judges and the judging process, tests, Olympic trials, affiliation of clubs, foreign professionals and collaboration with the enemy. Loosely inserted are: program for the Amateur Champsionships, 1934; a flyer advertising “Ice & Roller Skate”; a handbill advertisement, printed in blue, for the 1952 Ladies Open Half Mile Amateur Handicap Race (VI Kirby Cup). (2) Council Minute Book, 1931-1939, 1945. 238 pp. Minutes to 1939 signed by President Doneraile [Viscount Algernon Edward St. Leger Doneraile]; 19 December 1945 minutes signed by Templewood [Sir Samuel Hoare, 1st Viscount Templewood]. All aspects of skating, including roller skating, are discussed. Topics include the emendation of the rules and constitution, disqualification and reinstatement of members, affiliation of clubs, the suspension of the championships during the war and the Olympic Games. Proposed withdrawal from Japan in 1940.

Megan Taylor, 11 years old, at the Ice Club, Madison Square Gardens, New York, 14 January 1932. B&w photo, signed. Acme News Pictures Inc.

A Fast Young Man Makes the Skates Fast for a Young Lady [Jack Shea and Elizabeth Dubois]. Lake Placid, NY. B&w photo, Wide World Photos. 2 October 1932.

Nanna Egedius, Norway, “V.M. Konståkning på Skridskor” [figure skating], training in Sweden. B&w photo, Svenska Illustrationsbyrån. 7 February 1933.

Ice Carnival the Toronto Skating Club at the Elysium [Cleveland] March 23 · 24 at 8:30. Sponsored by the Maternal Health Association. Poster, [1934]. Housed in box 17.

“Karl Schaefer during competition in Stockholm.” B&w photo, United Press International Photo, March 1934.

Blending Rhythm with Grace. Garmisch-Partenkirken, Germany. Maxie Herber and Ernst Maier. B&w photo, Wide World Photos. 2 January 1935.

“Synthetic ice under sunny Florida skies....” Bobby McLean of Chicago, speed skater and stunt artist, performs on artificial ice at the Miami Biltmore. B&w photo, ACME Newspictures, Inc., 18 March 1935.

“New York City.-Miss Maribel Vinson, National Amateur Fancy Skating Champion, practicing a the Park Avenue Skating Rink....” B&w photo, Wide World, 6 December 1935.

“Maxie makes graceful figure Maxie Herber, women’s fancy skating champion of Germany... at Garmisch-Partenkirschen, Germany, built for the Winter Olympics.” B&w photo, ACME, 10 February 1936.

Fuada Japan Ilse Pausin, Garmisch-Partenkirschen,, Olympic Winter Games. B&w photo, Paul Hagelveln, February 1936.

“Karl Schaefer of Austria shown in the Olympic ice skating stadium at Garmisch-Partenkirchen....” B&w photo, United Press International Photo, 19 February 1936.

Megan Taylor at the Palais des Sports, Paris. B&w photo. 20 February 1936. Agence Trampus.

Megan Taylor with bouquet of flowers and sash with swastikas, 15 years old, at the Streatham Ice Rink, “Hitler Honours English Girl Skater”. Copyright by Photoreportage “Trampus”, Paris. B&w photo of Taylor after a skating exhibition in Munich (presented with flowers by Hitler). 13 March 1936.

“Karl Schaefer training at Garmisch-Partenkirchen for the 1936 Olympics” B&w photo, United Press International Photo.

Maxi Herber and Ernest Baier. Card photo from Olympic Games, 1936. Olympia 1936–Band I, Sammelwerk Nr. 13, Bild Nr. 74, Gruppe 55.

“At Charity Ice Carnical Karl Schaeffer, former Austrian Olympic skater,... at Madison Square Garden, New York.” B&w photo, United Press International Photo, 29 March 1937.

Maxi Herber and Ernest Baier. 5 b&w photos in all. 3 copyright Keystone View Company, 1937; a post card of the couple in 1936 and a signed reprint photo of Baier.

Maxi Herber and Ernest Baier. B&w photo from Olympic Games, [1936?], Studio Havas.

Idi Papez and Karl Zwack. Signed b&w photo, taken at the outdoor rink at Rockefeller Center, NY. Wide World Photos Inc. January 1937.

Jack Dunn, b&w photo, World Wide Photos, Los Angeles Bureau, 1 February 1937.

Roy Shipstad, Ice Follies, with Margaret Maloney and Margaret Foster, b&w photo, 27 February 1937.

Vera Hruba at Rockefeller Plaza Rink, NY City. B&w photo, ACME. 26 November 1937.

Vera Hruba. Signed b&w photo, 16 January 1938, New York.

“Ice blades artist Robin Lee of Chicago, contestant in the National Figure Skating Championships at Ardmore, Pa., Fe. 26 [1938].” B&w photo, Associated Press Photo. Also stamped 23 February 1944.

Mégève Ilse et Erich Pausin, b&w photo, classés 2ème au championnat du Monde de patinage artistique ses sont fait très applaudir à la Fête de la Glace au Palais des Sports, 1938, Studio Havas.

“Paris 25 février [1938] -- Les patineurs hongrois [Emelie Rotter / Laszlo Szolas?] se sont fait applaudir à l'occasion de la fête de la glace par leur virtuosité et leur grace”, b&w photo, Studio Havas.

Megan Taylor, b&w photo, Pour la clôture de la saison de la glace au palais des sports , la jeune championne du monde de patinage Megan Taylor a été très applaudie par le public parisien, 1938, Stdio Havas.

Megan Taylor at Plätzen des Wiener Eislaufvereins, Sonntag. B&w photo. 7 November 1938. Atlantic-Photo.

French skaters, b&w photo, Au Sporting Victor Hugo se sont déroulés les championnats de France de Patinage Artistique. Voici les vainqueurs des différentes épreuves, 1938, Stdio Havas.

Jacqueline and Raymonde Bief, Patinoire Molitor. B&w photo. French caption. 2 January 1939. S.A.F.R.A., Paris.

Maxi Herber and Ernst Baier. B&w photo, Agence L.AP.I., Paris, 1939.

Phil Taylor jumping over a table with 2 women on chairs at the sides of the table. B&w photo signed by Taylor. Associated Press Photo. 7 January 1939.

Joan Thompson on skates carrying a candle stick, skating rick at Earl’s Court, London. B&w photo. French caption. 9 January 1939. S.A.F.R.A., Paris.

Box 15
Hazel Franklin. 13 b&w photos. 1939-50. The earliest photo (20 Feb. 1939) shows Franklin on a bobsled with American bobsled tryouts. Remaining photos, 1945 onwards, are primarily of Franklin at the Ice Follies; 1 photo (26 July 1945) is Franklin with Barry Green; another photo is Franfklin and skater Evelyn Chandler with Sharazar (a horse). San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

Woman skater Jacqueline Vaudecrane; group shot 11 people on ice, 2 without skates. [193?]. French origin. 2 b&w photos.

Unknown woman skater (“Grace and rhythm are expressed....”), Davos in the Grison, Switzerland. B&w photo, E. Meerkämper, Davos Interests Association, [193?].

Women skaters and judges(?), open air rink. B&w photo, no credit, [193?].

Ice Capades Film Comedy Musical. Rhythm Hits the Ice. 1942. Starring 1938 World Champion Megan Taylor, the Ice Capades Ensemble, Ellen Drew, Richard Denning, and guest star Vera Hruba. 12 b&w 16 mm films and 4 posters.

Bess Ehrhardt, 4 b&w photos (1 signed), member of Ice Follies, [1939?].

Shirley Klaris, American speedskater. Signed b&w photo. [194?-195?]. No credit.

Eddie Butterball and Gloria [Nord], b&w photo signed for “Riley”. [194?]. No credit.

Len Stewart. Signed b&w photo, Press (Repo) Photos, Brighton. [194?].

Iris? Henderson. Signed b&w photo, Photo Repro Co. [194?].

Unknown woman skater in a black coat with fur trim, arms extended. B&w photo, International News photo, [194?].

“Labor maiden. Here’s Maxi Herber in her Reichs labor service uniform. She’s to work a year on a farm in Germany’s war effort.” B&w photo of Herber in Nazi uniform. Associated Press. 17 September 1940.

Fran Claudet (Canadian pair champion, skater and choreographer of Ice Follies). 18 b&w photos for Ice Follies, 2 with Osborne Colson. Several copyright San Francisco Examiner. 1940-3.

Frick and Frack, Ice Follies. B&w photo, 2 October 1942.

Idi Papez and Karl Zwack, Ice Follies. B&w photo. Gabriel Moulin Photo. 28 May 1942. 
Lois Dworshak, Ice Capades. Signed b&w photo. 1944.

Margaret Field, Pacific Coast senior pair champion and winner of the US women’s junior figure skating championship. 2 b&w photos. 1944. San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

Jamie Lawrence and Donna Atwood, Ice Capades. B&w photo signed by Atwood. 1944.

Orrin Markham and Irma Thomas, Ice Capades (“The Colonel and His Lady, The Old Smoothies”). Signed b&w photo. 1944.

Al Surette in sailor suit skating, Ice Capades (“Limber-Legged Ice Comic!”). Signed b&w photo. 1944.

Gretle and Robert Urksila, 8 b&w photos, Gay 1890s routine comic skating, 1939-43. With 3 signed photos of Freddie Trenkler, Rudy Richards, and Frank Glendon, 1944.

Dorothy Lewis. B&w photo, February 1945.

“`Old smoothies’ return with infectious smiles and gliding dance! Orrin Markhus and Irma Thomas... Ice-Capades of 1945....” Chicago arena. B&w photo, Constance Bannister, 1-14 March 1945.

Bobby and Ruby Maxson, brother and sister team who skated for the Ice Follies. 17 b&w photos, 1939-49, 1 photo of Ruby Maxon dated 11 July 1961.

Dudley Richards. Captain of the U.S. Figure Skating Team. 2 b&w photos, ca. late 1940s

Bess Ehrhardt on a basket, carried by 5 men on skates. Ice Follies. B&w photo. Gabriel Moulin Photo. [194?].

Dorothy Lewis, Jack Hensby, and Bob Keasley. B&w photo, [194?], signed by all 3 skaters. Murray Korman, NY.

Meagan Taylor, New York. 2 b&w photos, 14 February 1941, Wide World Photos and Acme Photo.

Adele Inge. 1946. B&w photo by Murray Korman, signed, “To Elda Matriciani / Sincere Best Wishes / Adele Inge / - 1946 -“.

Olivia Robinson. Signed b&w photo. 1946.

For Monday’s Championships. B&w photo of Patricia Molony, Australian skater, at Wembley. 6 December 1946. Copyright P.A. Reuter.

Gretchen Merrill. B&w photo, Palace Hotel at St. Moritz, Associated Press, 9 February 1947. Also photo card of Merill “Boston Figure Skating Champion since 1943”.

Daphne Walker. [194-]. 3 b&w photos signed: “To Eileen | Best wishes | Daphne | Walker.” “Best regards | Daphne | Walker.” “To Margaret | with best | wishes from | Daphne | Walker | 1947.”

Marion T. Davies. Signed b&w photo, 1947.

Eva Nyklong in Scottish dress. Signed b&w photo, Stars on Ice, 1947.

Harris Legg. 8 b&w photos from the Ice Follies (4 photos with Phyllis Legg on ice-skating stilts), others featuring Legg as speed skater diving through hoops of fire, Chief Flying Eagle, a stunt man, and cowboy. 1947-66. San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

Toronto Skating Club. Brochure, 1947-8 season.

Ice Capades show. 84 b&w photos, 1948.

Jimmy Grogan. B&w photo. St. Moritz. Photo by Albert Blaslitti, N.E.A., ACME News Pictures. 29 January 1948.

“American Olympic medalist St. Moritz: Dick Button, U.S. Olympic Skating star... shows his Olympic medal to his parents....” B&w photo, United Press Associations, 10 February 1948.

Dick Button, b&w reprint photo, signed, [1948?].

Jacqueline Bief and Alain Giletti (French skaters). B&w photo, [11 January 1948] at the Palais des Sports, Paris. Intercontinentale copyright.

Gretchen Merrill, Dick Button, and Henry R. Beatty with trophies, after defending their national titles. B&w photo. Associated Press Wirephoto. 5 April 1948.

Adele Inge. Signed b&w photo (“To Margaret [Lane] | Best of Luck | Sincerely | Adele Inge | 1948").

Paddy Woods. Signed b&w photo. 1948.

Wembley Stadium, signatures, photos, and program extracted from the Distinguished Visitors Book 1948-1951 (actually 1937-56). Ladies’ British Skating Championships, December 1938 (some signatures dated 1937): 1 p., 16 signatures, including Cecilia Colledge, Daphne Walker, and Megan Taylor. British Pair Skating Championships, December 1938: 1 p., 6 signatures. Amateur and Professional Ice Skating Championships of Gt. Britain, 17 April 1947: 1 p., 18 signatures. Ice Dance Championships of Gt. Britain, 12 April 1948: 1 p., 17 signatures. Amateur Junior and Open Professional Figure Skating Championships of Gt. Britain, 24 May 1948: 1 p., 16 signatures (Cecilia Colledge). Ladies World Amateur Figure Skating Champion 17 March 1949: 1 p., signature of Àja Vrzáňová. Skating Vanities, 6 June-6 August 1949: 4 pp., 47 signatures from members of the cast and others. Amateur Ice Dance Championships, 6 February 1950: 1 p., 14 signatures. Skating Vanities, 26 May-5 August 1950: 3 pp., 67 signatures from the members of the cast (Gloria Nord, etc.) and others. Babes of the Woods, 7 March 1956: 1 p., 19 signatures. Signed b&w photos of Pat Gregory, Valerie Moon, Jacqueline du Bief, Goria Nord (3 photos, 2 signed), Daphne Walker, Jeannette Altwegg, Valda Osborn, and Andra McLaughlin. Program of Tom Arnold’s Rose Marie on Ice (Barbara Ann Scott and Michael Kirby) with small b&w photo of Scott, 5 July [1950 or 1951].

Andrea MacLaughlin (American skater). B&w photo, 14 February 1949, Palais des Sports, Paris, World Championships. Intercontinentale copyright.

Dick Button. Signed black-and-white photo with inscription. [199?]. Photo originally done in late 1940s. Also b&w photo, 16 February 1949, at world championship. Intercontinentale copyright. And letter, Candid Production Incorporated, 19 January 1990, to North Shore Skating Club, Inc., Saugus, MA.

“Speediest of speedsters. Terry Brown, S-T men’s speed skating champion, receives trophy and kiss from his wife [Lorraine Sabbe, also a champion speed skater]....” B&w photo, 19-20 February 1949.

Dick Button at the Broadmoor Ice Palace Rink, Colorado Springs. B&w photo, 5 April 1949.

“Dick Button... at the Broadmoor ice rink before opening defense of his U.S. laurels.” B&w photo, 5 April 1949.

Streatham Ice Rink Limited (R.H. Stapleford) to Sparky Weiler, TLS, 12 June 1949.

Ája Vrzánvá. B&w photoprint signed twice by Vrzánvá with a letter to [Margaret] Lane, 19 August [1949].

Autograph book, dark blue leather, 110 × 143 mm., 1949-50. Containing 15 different signatures: Jeanette Altwegg ( British, 1951 World Champion, 1952 Olympic Champion ); Jinna Nekolova CSR (Czech, 1948 World Bronze medalist); Dagmar Lerchova “With best wishes Czechoslovakia!”; Valda Osborn “With very best wishes from” (British, 1953 European Champion and World Bronze medalist ); Leena Pietila Finland (Finnish, 1952 Winter Olympics competitor); Ája Vrzánvá “With best wishes -49-“ (Czech, 1949 and 1950 World Champion ); Rietje Van Erkel “Best wishes from 1949” (winner 1950 Dutch Championships ); Marlene Smith “Best wishes from Canada” (1952 Canadian National title winner ); Yvonne Claire Sherman USA (American, twice Gold medal winner at the US Championships); Suzanne Morrow Canada (Canadian Champion, 1949-51); Jacqueline du Bief France (French, 1952 World Champion ); Ede Kiraly London 4-7-50 (1950 Men’s European Champion); Helmut Seibit “The best wishes Austria” (1951-52 Men’s European Champion); Anneliese Schilhan, Vienna Austria; and Michel Grandjean “Avec mes meilleurs amitiés Neuchâtel Switzerland” (male pairs skater 1957 European Champion).
Donna Atwood. Signed b&w photo. [194?].

Shirley Burke. B&w photo, signed twice, [194?].

Micheline Flon, “Ballerina of the Ice”. Signed b&w photo. [194?].

Glenn Goddard. Signed b&w photo. [194?].

Pat Gregory. Signed b&w photo. [194?].

Estelle Newenmer. Signed b&w photo. [194?].

Gloria Nord on roller skates. Signed b&w photo. [194?].

Anne Rogers. Signed b&w photo. [194?].

Terry Brent and Phil Romayne. 2 b&w photos, each signed. [194?].

Jeannie Sook. Signed b&w photo with note to Margaret [Lane] on verso, Ice Vogues, [194?].

Shirley Winter. Signed b&w photo. Peter Kaufman, London. [194?].

Woman with kerchief, holding her skirt. Signed b&w photo, “souvenir des Ice Follies | Raymonde du Bief”. [194?].
Jane Conlon. Signed b&w photo. 1949.

Dany Rigoulot (French skater). B&w photo, French championship, circa 1949 at the Patinage fédérale de Boulogne.

11 skaters (Lions Saskatoon uniforms) and 2 coaches. B&w photo, Hollywood Studios, Saskatoon, [195?].

Box 16
All American Girl No. 181. Perfect Picture Puzzle, Card Table Size 19 1/2" × 15 1/2". Made in the U.S.A. No. 25. In pictorial box with illustration of girl skater. Interlocking over 375 pieces. [195?].

Alain Giletti.  B&w photo, new European champion, circa 1950. Universal photo copyright.
Ria Baran and Paul Falk.  B&w photo, Hamburg, circa 1950. Intercontinentale copyright.

Signed b&w photo (“All the best, from Sarina, Dec. 7. 50").

? and Bob Ballard.  Signed b&w photo. [195?].

Ria Baran and Paul Falk. B&w photo, Agence Intercontinentale, [195-].

Bobby Kelly. Hockey skater with Brighton skating outfit.  Signed b&w photo. [195?].

Dennis and Winnie [Silverthorne?]. Signed b&w photo. 1950. Press (Repros) Photos, Brighton.

Len Stewart.  Signed b&w photo. [195?]. Press (Repros) Photos, Brighton.

Jeannette Altweg (English champion) and Jacqueline Bief (French, 2^nd place). Black-and-white photo, European championship at Zurich, [195-]. Intercontinentale copyright.

Jeannette Altweg. B&w photo, Copyright Presse Diffusion Lausanne, [195-].

Ice Cycles of 1950, the Beau Brummels, Atlantic City. B&w photo, tears at several places.

Ice Cycles of 1950, Margaret Field as Snow White and Jamie Lawrence as Prince Charming. B&w photo.

Ice Follies, Superior, Wisconsin. 24 b&w photos of various skaters (many identified), skating permit of Myrna Yonker, Christmas skating card, and news clippings. 1951-3.

“Hearts start a-fluttering’... Boular-Dears Paula Beever... and Mary Mapes... in `Spin n’ Skate’ at the Stevens.” B&w photo, Stevens Ice Show, Maurice Seymour, 28 April 1951.

“Mid-Manhattan blades New York: autumn-garbed spectators fringe the skating rink at New York’s Rockerfeller Plaza... as the rink goes into its 16^th season.” B&w photo, ACME, 30 September 1951.

Marilyn Hoskins. Dennis and Winnie [Silverthorne?]. Signed b&w photo. 1951.

Richard Dwyer, Ice Follies. 52 b&w photos, 1951-83. 43 photos from the Hearst newspaper chain, published in the San Francisco Examiner. 8 photos from International News Photos (1957). 1 signed photo from the Ice Follies, 1952.

Ria and Paul Falk, Olympische Winterspiele 1952, Oslo. 2 b&w printed photos, Bild Nr. 108 and 110, Kosmos-Bilder-Zentrale (13b) Memmingen.

Suzanne Morrow, Canadian figure skating champion at Garmisch, Germany. B&w photo, 27 January 1952. Gerhard P Seinig, Cleveland Press.

“Winsome winners.” B&w photo of Tenley Albright, Jeannette Altwegg, and Jacqueline DuBief at the Winter Olympic Games in Oslo, United Press International Photo, 22 February 1952.

“Handsome ice star Michael Kirby, former Canadian figure skating champion....” B&w publicity photo for the Hollywood Ice Revue , 18-21 April 1952, stamped 26 June 1952.

“Fire and Ice”. Two ice dancers. Original pen-and-ink drawing. Cott, 1952.

Carol Heiss. Reproduction of b&w photo of Heiss holding a trophy, [195?]. Signed.

Tenley Albright. Signed colour photo (probably reprint), [195-].

Goncharenkov. B&w photo, speed skating champion, Helsinki, 11 February 1953. The Associated Press.

Unknown speed skater. B&w photo on board, [195? or earlier].

“Returning Home....” B&w photo of Arine Hertli at Richmond Ice Rink. 27 November 1953. Copyright Wing Features.

“Hayes Alan Jenkins – Broadmoor Skating Club....” B&w photo by T.O. Johnston, Broadmoor Hotel, 1953.

Oscar Klausner and Holly Lomax, Detroit Skating Club. B&w photo, 17 and 20 October 1954.

“New of Home... Happy to be in the United States....” Gundi Busch eating a cracker and reading a German magazine. B&w photo, International News Photo, San Francisco Examiner Reference Library, 20 January 1955.

Tenley Albright, Boston Skating Club. B&w photo, United Press Association. 7 October 1955

Gundi Bush, Hollywood Ice Revue. B&w photo, 12 December 1955, Maurice Seymour.

“Shades of Winter”, Gundi Bush holding her skates in an airplane (United Air Lines), on arrival in the USA to start the Hollywood Ice Revue at Christmas time, 1955. B&w photo, Metro News Photo.
 
Gundi Busch. B&w photo, 23 January 1955. Fairy tale on ice... practising routines for Holywood Ice Revue. International News Photos.

Wizard of Oz, Hollywood Ice Revue. 3 b&w of skaters in costume (Tin Man, Scarecrow, Lion), one with Barbara Anne Scott as Dorothy. Buzz Taylor Photographer, 13 February 1955.

“Gundi Busch, 1954 world champion ice skater, is one of the headliners of Hollywood Ice Revue....” B&w photo, Maurice Seymour photo, 12 December 1955.

“Shades of winter Gundi Busch, world’s foremost figure skating champion and one of Arthur Wirtz’ Hollywood Ice Revue, arrived... to start in the new revue which will open at the Chicago Stadium at Xmas time.” B&w photo, Metro News Photos, [December 1955].

“Back in action at Cortina. Figure skater Tenley Albright... under the watchful eye of professional instructor Maribelle Vinson....” ....” B&w photo, World Wide Photos, 22 January 1956.

“Her figures add up. Tenley Albright, women’s world figure skating champ...at Cortina d’Ampezzo....” B&w photo, AP Wire photo, 30 January 1956.

“Olympic Figure Skating Champ... Tenley Albright, 20, of Newton, Mass., turned in a near-flawless performance in the free figure event....” B&w photo, United Press International Photo, 2 February 1956.

“Jenkins takes men’s figure skating Cortina, Italy: U.S. Hayes Alan Jenkins displays his brilliant technique...” B&w photo, United Press International Photo, 3 February 1956.

Joan Vivian. B&w photo, 29 January 1956.

“World Champion, Carol Heiss waving a Davy Crockett hat with her mother and Pierre Brunet.” B&w photo, Associated Press Radiophoto, Frankfurt. 18 February 1956.

“Carol Heiss, winner of the women’s world figure skating championship.” B&w photo, Wide World Photos, 20 February 1956.

Pierre Brunet carrying a camera. B&w photo, Trans World Airlines, Idlewild Airport, NY. Brunet, the coach of Carol Heiss, tells reporters that rumours that Heiss will turn professional are not true. 21 February 1956.

“David Jenkins U.S. figure skater who finished third in 1956 Olympics.” B&w photo, United Press International Photo, 1956.

“Carol Heiss Cortina, Italy 1956 Olympics.” B&w photo, United Press International Photo, 1956.

“Carol Heiss during 1956 Olympics.” B&w photo, United Press International Photo, 1956.

Speed skating, mainly in Minnesota. 9 b&w photos, 1956.

“Carol Heiss, of Ozone Park, N.Y., displays championship form after winning world figure skating title in Paris...” B&w photo marked up with black silhouette negative, Associated Press Wirephoto, 15 February 1958. Caption on verso, dated 30 January 1960, refers to the Olympic Games in Squaw Valley.

Orillia Skating Club. 68 b&w photos for a carnival and other events. Some names identified on back of photos. 1959.

Cheryll Behan, Barbara Jean Lemmon, Bonnie Smith, and Mary Jackson. B&w photo, 1959, no credit. Presumably Canadian.

“Germans Win Skating Championships”, Marika Kilius and Hansjurgen Baumier, European championships at Davies. B&w photo, Central Press Photos Ltd., 4 February 1959.

Barbara Wagner and Robert Paul. B&w photo, [1956-60].

“Germany Wins Skating Championships. Marika Kilius and Hansjurgen Baumier, of Germany, who won the Eurppean figure skating championships from the Russians, at Davos this week.” B&W photo, 4 February 1959. Central Photos Ltd., London.

Carol Heiss at the Festival de la Glace au Palais des Sports. A.D.P. Agence Diffusion Press, Paris. 21 March 1959.

Knut Johannesen. Speed skater. 5 b&w photos. 1959-64. San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

David Jenkins. 26 b&w photos, some with other people (including children, Carol Heiss, and the USA Olympic skating team). 1959-61. San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

“A sensational performance of two artist skaters at St. Moritz, Switzerland.” B&w photo, Photo-House Niedecken, [195?].

Hans Mueller and Pepe B&w photo signed, [195?].

Envelope, first day of issue, re VII Olympic Games, Squaw Valley, CA, signed by Canadian skater, Mongomery Wilson. 18 February 1960.

“Carol Heiss with Olympic Gold Medal.” B&w photo, United Press International Photo, 24 February 1960.

“Squaw Valley, Calif.: U.S.’s hope for a gold medal in men’s figure skating at Winter Olympics Games rests on David Jenkins....” B&w photo, United Press International Photo, 26 February 1960.

“Acting the part Olympic skating champion Carol Heiss in playful pose with fiancé Hayes Alan Jenkins at the Hotel Astor in New York City....” B&w photo, Associated Press Photo, 22 March 1960.

Carol Heiss and Hayes Alan Jenkins, “Cutting the Ice”. Wedding cake at the reception following their wedding, New York City, UPI b&w photo, 30 April 1960.

Ann Roles at the 1960 Winter Olympics. B&w photo. UPI Press.

Carol Heiss Jenkins. Card with her signature and references by her to performances at the Olympic games in Cortina, Italy (1956) and Squaw Valley (1960).

“Terry Evans of United Commercial Travelers of Champaign rounds turn on way to victory in junior boys 440 heat in Peirce Western Open Speed Skating Championships at Waveland Park....” B &w photo, Sun Times, 14 January 1962.

Maria and Otto Jelinek. B&w pictorial postcard to Lutz Koslowski, signed. 22 June 1962.

Ice Follies jewellery bracelet (mother of pearl), which opens into a series of folded, connected photos of skaters: Dwyer & Nelson, Lee Carroll, Istvan Szenes, Ina Bauer, Donald Jackson, Jill Shipstad, Richard Dwyer, Dorothy Ann Nelson, and Mr. Frick. [1963?]. Stored in box 12 within the wooden box with oval of woman skater on the lid.

Female speed skaters (Jo Ann Galtra, Judy Keith, Paula Wimer, and Pat Ferrel). B&w photo, Donald W. Sausser, 1 January 1963.

Carol Heiss Jenkins. B&w photo of 3 shots of Heiss skating, IX Winter Olympics, 3 January 1963, ABC Photo Division.

Carol Heiss Jenkins, IX Winter Olympics. B&w photo of 3 shots in 1, ABC Photo Division, 3 January 1963.

“Leo Freisinger world record holder - 500 meter speed skater coach – 1964 Olympic team.” B&w photo by Jack Bennett.

Janet Lynn. 8 b&w photos. 1966-75. San Francisco Examiner Reference Library.

Oleg Protopopov and Ljudmila Beloussova, with Cynthia and Ronald Hauffman. Switzerland, 1966 World Championship Pairs Free Skating. B&w photo. 27 February 1966. San Francisco Examiner.

“Diane Holum, of Northbrook, Ill., races against time during the 1000-meter race at the United States Olympic-Style speed skating races....” Flint, Michigan. B&w photo, UPI, 22 January 1967.

“Cutting a figure Grenoble: Peggy Fleming of Colorado Springs, Colo., goes through the compulsory figure part of the Olympic figure skating competition....” B&w photo, United Press International Photo, 8 February 1968.

“Silver Skater Grenoble, France: Tim Wood, of Bloomfield Hills, Mich., does a graceful kick... Wood the U.S. figure skating champion, took the silver medal... in the 1968 Winter Olympics.” B&w photo, United Press International Photo, 17 February 1968. 2 copies.

Otto and Maria Jelinek, Ice Capades National 1968. B&w photo, Chicago Stadium, Field Enterprises Inc. March 1968.

“Marge Everett meets Peggy Fleming”. B&w photo, Field Enterprises, Inc. November 1968.

Peggy Fleming. Signed b&w photo in gold ink, 1968 but probably later.

Karen Grobba. B&w photo, William L. Udell Photographer, [196?].

Donald Jackson; Otto and Maria Jelinek. Small unnumbered cardboard cut-outs, Carr UK (biscuits, cookies). Artist drawn representations in colour, the backs are blank (grey cardboard), from a set of 48 cards known as "Sports” Champions series. [196?].

“Winning Skaters.” Ruth Schleiermacher, Anne Henning, Diane Holum. Sprint Speedskating Championships, Inzell, Germany, UPI Photo, 21 February 1971.

“Anne Henning, the 16-year-old world record holder in the 500 meter speed skating, sharpens her skates....” Reference to her training and competition in preparation for the Winter Olympics in Sapporo, Japan. B&w photo, UPI, 29 December 1971.

“Canadian Karen Magnussen places second in Olympic women’s figure skating...” ....” B&w photo, United Press International, 7 February 1972. Also large colour photo postcard of Magnussen, signed, [197?].

Peggy Fleming. B&w photo at XI 1972 Olympic Games in Sapporo, NBC-TV Advertising Department.

Peggy Fleming, Terry McDermott, Billy Kidd, and Art Devlin. B&w photo at XI 1972 Olympic Games in Sapporo, NBC-TV Advertising Department.

Karen Grobba, signed b&w photo, Dortmund, December 1972.

“Making Their Professional Debut with Ice Capades Jo Jo Starbuck and Ken Shelley”, colour post card, signed in facsimile, after 1972.

“Russian skaters Irina Rodnina and Aleksandr Zaitsev show the form that won them first place in the short program event at the World Skating Championships.” Colorado Springs. B&w photo, UPI, 5 March 1975.

Ludmilla Pakhomova and Alexander Gorshkov, European Figure Skating Championships. B&w photo, 1975.

“Irina Rodnina & Alexander Zaitsev of Soviet Union during the 12^th Winter Olympic Games.” ....” B&w photo, United Press International, 6 February 1976.

“America’s Dorothy Hamill from Chicago, Illinois... at the 12^th Winter Games....” B&w photo, United Press International, 11 and 16 February 1976.

“Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner of U.S., gave an almost flawless performance….” Short program, pairs, Vienna, World Figure Skating Championship. B&w photo, United Press International Photo, 13 March 1979.

Jacquie Harbord. Signed photo, [197?].

Linda Fratianne. B&w photo, signed. [197?].

3 Christmas cards with illustration of skaters from Thomas Bewick’s History of British Birds. McMaster University, [197?].

Jo Ho Starbuck and Jack Courtney, Pas de Deux from “Myth”. B&w photo, 16 November 1978. Photographer: Jim Hughes.

John Curry, 2 b&w photos, of one with Kathy Healy. Copyright: Tom Kerrigan; Dick Lewis. November 1978 and 24 September 1979.

“Charles Tickner in action after rendering a brilliant series of jumps in the men’s free skating program….” Vienna, World Figure Skating Championship. B&w photo (2 copies), United Press International Photo, 15 March 1979.

“East German Anett Poetzsch is leading the women skating competition after the compulsory figure and short program.” Vienna, World Figure Skating Championship. B&w photo, United Press International Photo, 16 March 1979.

“Linda Fratinanne of Northridge, Calif., is on the ice….” Olympic Games, Lake Placid, NY. B&w photo, Wide World Photo, 24 February 1980.

Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner, Ice Capades. B&w photo, [198?].

Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner. B&w photo, Jonathan Becker, [198?].

“Olympians Visit Sports Museum.” Tiffany Chin and John Naber, Los Angeles, Carl Byoir & Associates, Inc. [198?].

20 buttons from Quebec skating clubs. Rivière-au renard, c.p.a. de Gaspé, Lachine, c.p.a. de Rimouski, c.p.a. de St-Isidore 1981, Club de patinage de vitesse Charlebourg, Club Riki et Richelieu de Rimouski, Les Gaspésiennes, c.p.a. Mont-Joli, Les Rayons bleus de Rimouski, championnat 1982 à Rivière-du-Loup, Les fines lames de Trois-Pistoles, etc. 1981-3.

World Junior Figure Skating Championships, London, Ont. Skating button.

“Rosalynn Summers from Seattle, Washington skates her free skating program during the ladies finals of the National Figure Skating Championships….”. B&w photo, United Press International Inc., 4 February 1983.

“Elaine Zayak skates her free skating program during the ladies finals of the National Figure Skating Championships….”. B&w photo, United Press International Inc., 5 February 1983.

“Defending champion Scott Hamilton skates his free skating program at the National Figure Skating Championships”. B&w photo, United Press International Inc., 6 February 1983.

Jacquie Harbord. B&w photo signed. “13, 10 [October, 19]87.”
Calla Urbanski and Rocky Marval. B&w photo, signed by Urbanski. [199?].
Elizabeth Manley. 2 signed b&w photos, [199?].
Nancy Kerrigan. Signed colour photo. [199?]. Also b&W photo signed, copyright CBS/M. Brinton, October 1995.

Paul Spadoni. 2 medals, pictorial badge of Spadoni and his dance partner, and 2 pins. 1998-2004.

Nicole Bobek, colour photo, signed, [199?].

Tonya Harding holding cup trophies, colour photo, signed, [199?].

Box 17 oversize posters and drawings
Rhapsody on Ice. [1992?]. Poster, 22 1/2 x 17". The poster features 3 photos: Tonya Harding, Natasha Kuchiki and Todd Sand, and Elizabeth Punsalen and Jerod Swallow. The following original autographs are on the poster: Natasha Kuchiki, Todd Sand, Tisha Walker, John Baldwin, Elizabeth Punsalen, Jerod Swallow, Calla Urbanski, Rocky Marval, Tonya Harding, Michael Chack, Mark Mitchell, and Tristan Colell.
Championships on Ice Tour. Poster and colour photo of Shae-Lynn Bourne, Elvis Stojko, and Victor Kratz, signed by Bourne and Kratz. 2002.

Sir Henry Raeburn, The Skating Minister. Reproduction of painting of the Rev. Robert Walker Skating on Duddingston Loch. On canvas stapled on to wood, 510 × 400 mm. Attribution to Raeburn contested, original done in 1790s, reproduction [200?].

Skate Canada Junior Nationals / Championnats nationaux juniors Patinage Canada. Nepean, Ont. 4-7 February 2004. Poster on board.

Gran gala di patinaggio artistico su ghiaccio. Poster and brochure of skating exhibition, Taormina, Sicily, 3 July 2005.

McMaster Figure Skating Club. Brochure, The Inside Edge, issue 1, 7 September 2005.

Lace up / Coups de patins. Poster (2 copies) and brochure of exhibition (Canada’s Passion for Skating) at the Canadian Museum of Civilization, 27 January 2006 to 4 March 2007.