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Excellent for stuffing, textile storage, interleaving of materials that degrade or become more acidic over time, such as newsprint, as well as countless other applications in museums, archives or libraries. These translucent tissues are completely acid-free and have a thickness of .001. Perfect for any artifacts that contain animal proteins are best stored in unbuffered material.

Excellent for stuffing, textile storage, interleaving of materials that degrade or become more acidic over time, such as newsprint, as well as countless other applications in museums, archives or libraries. These translucent tissues are completely acid-free and have a thickness of .001. Perfect for storing nitrate and acetate negatives and newspaper clippings. Cellulose fibers such as cotton, flax, linen and jute, as well plant-based specimens, can be stored in buffered material.

Excellent for stuffing, textile storage, interleaving of materials that degrade or become more acidic over time, such as newsprint, as well as countless other applications in museums, archives or libraries. These translucent tissues are completely acid-free and have a thickness of .001. Perfect for any artifacts that contain animal proteins are best stored in unbuffered material.

ON SALE!

Plastic is out, but the roaring 20s are in! We have canvas, zippered tote bags to help you sport your fabulous flapper style in the 21st century. These bags feature movie posters from our archival collection and will add a unique flair to your next shopping trip.

13.4" H x 18.5" W x 4.7" L

PR1991.0374.0531

ON SALE!

Plastic is out, but the roaring 20s are in! We have canvas, zippered tote bags to help you sport your fabulous flapper style in the 21st century. These bags feature movie posters from our archival collection and will add a unique flair to your next shopping trip.

13.4" H x 18.5" W x 4.7" L

PR2017.0628.0166

The PAA can provide a typed transcription of a vital statics register to clients, due to FOIP the vital statistics register cannot be photocopied.

Presented in a handsome black velvet bag for easy storage, these flat round Christmas ornaments are made of high quality white ceramic and hang from a festive red ribbon. The front of the ornament features a black and white photograph of the Alberta Legislature (BL2698.1) from the Provincial Archives of Alberta photo collection, while the back includes all of the photograph's information. The ornament measures 2.75" in diameter.

These vintage-inspired cards depict original Christmas cards from 1911. This package of 10 includes an assortment of colour and black and white cards.

The cards measure 4" x 5" and come with a coordinating envelope.

Package contents may vary.

This book is an assortment of stories about the glass milk bottle era and the home delivery of milk.It was inspired by the author's research of Western Canadian dairies and milk bottles from his own collection.

Author: Bob Snyder

A reprinted publication from the Advisory Board on Objectionable Publications from the 1950s to 1970s. This board was part of the Alberta Government and was censoring comic books and magazines because they believed that children were being corrupted and turned towards crime.

This booklet was reproduced for pure enjoyment and a comical read that describes our history.

(GR1992.0197)

Drawing on historic newspaper accounts, books and PR organization newsletters, and on recent secondary references, historian Tom Monto has pulled together an overview of the use of proportional representation in Canada.

This chronological history describes the drive for PR starting in the 1880s and its eventual success when by 1923, Single Transferable Voting had been adopted by 19 cities and two provincial governments.

This book presents an overview of STV's use in 17 provincial elections and 150 city elections in Canada. And how despite its effectiveness, it was successively discontinued, with the last Canadian STV government election happening in Calgary in 1971.

With increasing sentiment in favour of electoral reform, this affordable book is bound to provide speaking points and inspiration for today's debates on the subject.

Self-published by Tom Monto, of Edmonton. Monto, a published author, is creator of the electoral reform blogsite Montopedia.

Drawing on historic newspaper accounts, books and PR organization newsletters, and on recent secondary references, historian Tom Monto has pulled together an overview of the use of proportional representation in Canada.

This chronological history describes the drive for PR starting in the 1880s and its eventual success when by 1923, Single Transferable Voting had been adopted by 19 cities and two provincial governments.

This book presents an overview of STV's use in 17 provincial elections and 150 city elections in Canada. And how despite its effectiveness, it was successively discontinued, with the last Canadian STV government election happening in Calgary in 1971.

With increasing sentiment in favour of electoral reform, this affordable book is bound to provide speaking points and inspiration for today's debates on the subject.

Self-published by Tom Monto, of Edmonton. Monto, a published author, is creator of the electoral reform blogsite Montopedia.

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Take conversations over your favourite beverages a bit further with these drink coasters from the Provincial Archives of Alberta's Archives Store. This set of four stunning coasters - which measure 3.75"x3.75" - are made from wood composite and feature non-slip cork backing. Each coaster features a black and white image from the Provincial Archives of Alberta(OCH1390, OCH1895, OCH1990, and OCH4000).

This 8"x10.5" canvas pouch is perfect as a pencil case, makeup bag, clutch purse, or a small carryall for small objects. The colourful icefield artwork printed on both sides of the pouch is a Nancy Nickolson painting of a PAA image.

100dpi scan or print of textual records, maps, posters and plans that are a physical size up to 11"x14".

A low resolution, 72 dpi digital file suitable for website usage - only available as an 8"x10".

Safely store any type of document in this versatile, acid and lignin-free box with attached lid.

Provides unlimited regular admission for one year to provincially operated historic sites, museums and interpretive centres. It is valid for one year from the date of purchase.

Interested in preserving your family's genealogy documents, but don't know where to start? These Genealogy Starter Kits can help you take that first step in preserving the records of your family history. Each kit comes with your choice of a document box, thirty file folders, ten photo negative envelopes, thirty Plastiklips, a pair of white gloves, and a notebook.

These kits come in four sizes: 2" legal size box, 5" legal size box, 2" letter size box, or 5" letter size box.

Manufactured from clear, high density, chemically inert polypropylene, these archival album pages are available in a number of configurations to satisfy a variety of formats. Each is designed to fit a standard 3 ring binder.

Available in a variety of sizes.