Button was made for the Sesquicentennial Celebration held on Alumni Weekend October 3-5, 1986.

Button was made for the Sesquicentennial Celebration held on Alumni Weekend October 3-5, 1986. This button was for alumni who graduated during the 1960s that attended the event.

Created for the Sesquicentennial celebrations.

Created for the Sesquicentennial celebrations.

Created for the Sesquicentennial celebrations.

Created for the Sesquicentennial celebrations.

Created for the Sesquicentennial Celebrations.

Plate has the words “Victoriae Collegium” with a young Queen Victoria pictured.

“These scarlet and gold ribbons were carried by a Victoria College student in 1901 in the procession of University students, including a line of Victoria college students, forming a guard of honour on the occasion of the visit of the duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York (later King George V and Queen Mary). April 19, 1939"

Quote reads : The Best form of government is that which doth actuate and inspire every part and member of a state to the common good"

Note reads: "Accept my best thanks for sympathy. Much needed and most welcome, Goldwin Smith" The Grange, Sep 13, 1909

Two gold spoons given by Hanshin University, Korea to Victoria University (From 411, Yangsan-dong Osan Kyounggi-do 447-791 Korea)

Two gold spoons given by Hanshin University, Korea to Victoria University. From 411, Yangsan-dong Osan Kyounggi-do 447-791 Korea

Two ornamental bronze door handles/plates from the front doors of the Birge-Carnegie Building. Designed and executed by the Brommsgrove Guild of Worcestershire, England. Removed from front doors of Birge Carnegie in July 1999 to make way for the installation of a crash bar.

Two ornamental bronze door handles/plates from the front doors of the Birge-Carnegie Building. Designed and executed by the Brommsgrove Guild of Worcestershire, England. Removed from front doors of Birge Carnegie in July 1999 to make way for the installation of a crash bar.

Gold medal inscribed – Primus in ANGL LIT ET HIST, J.A. Spensley B.A. 1905. Other side of medal has the Victoria University crest .

This medal was awarded to C.F. Logan in 1906 for "Oratory" in the Faculty of Theology at Victoria University. The Medal was a prized possession of his daughter Genevieve Logan of the Victoria College class of 1935. The medal was given back to Victoria after she passed away in the mid 1990s. It has been in the Registrar's Office for the past 15 years..."

Cup and Saucer bear the crest of Victoria University

Plates bear the crest for Victoria University

Bob t-shirt. Vic Bob ’74 100th anniversary.

T-shirt with names of cast members

Possibly the creation of WW Munn, Toronto jeweller and optician at 800 Yonge St. At one point his firm held the contract to create Victoria pins in 10K gold and pearls. Advertisements for the firm and the pins can be found in Acta Victoriana.

Victoria University 1T7 pin ; small gold V with pearls. Possibly the creation of WW Munn, Toronto jeweller and optician at 800 Yonge St. At one point his firm held the contract to create Victoria pins in 10K gold and pearls. Advertisements for the firm and the pins can be found in Acta Victoriana.

Medal belonged to R.S. Lang. Victoria College handball (1916-17), hockey (1915-17), basketball (1916,17,18), rugby (1916-17), tennis (1916, 17, 18), soccer (1915, 16, 17, 18)

Medal belonged to R.S. Lang

Key chain face says "Class of 9T9"

Key chain face shows Old Vic.

Key and medal inscribed “Presented to Dr. Jessie Macpherson, Dean of Women by the Hon. Leslie M. Frost, Prime Minister of Ontario who opened Margaret Addison Hall on September 16 1959”

Trowel. "Presented to Mrs. J.S. Bennett, Member of the Board of Regents Who Laid the Date-Stone of Margaret Addison Hall, Victoria University Toronto October 16 1958"

On the front of the medal there is a picture of Young Queen Victoria, with words in Latin that state: "Universitas Victoria Collegium Fundata A.D. 1841". On the back there is a picture of a wreath, with words in Latin that state "Praemium A Celsissimo Alberto Edwardo Principe Wallia Institutum A.D. 1860." Inside the wreath there is the inscription "Alfredus H. Reynar Secundus Artibus 1862."

Trowel from laying of cornerstone of Old Vic. Inscription on top reads: "Presented to Mrs. Geo. A. Cox by the Regents of Victoria University on the Occasion of laying the Cornerstone in the Queens Park Toronto June the 15th A.D 1891"Made by Kent Bros.George A. Cox held the title of Bursar (1885-1900), Co-Bursar/Co-Treasurer (1900-1907), and later Treasurer, at Victoria University (1907-1914).

Medal belonged to V.W. Pearson. Contains plate with Victoria College, Indoor Baseball 1920, Hockey 1920, Basketball, 1915, 16, 19, 20, 21, Rugby 1915, 16, 19, 20. Last plate is the Victoria University Crest.

The Rev. William Morley Punshon married the daughter of A.H. Reynar

Painting might be of Alfred Henry Reynar as it came with a small book that belonged to him.

London: Printed for Thomas Allman, 42, Holborn Hill, 1842. The small book is inscribed: "The first of my books A.H.R. (Alfred Henry Reynar). Given to me by my sister Marianne in 1847, A.H.R." Back page is signed Alfred H. Reynar (faded).

A note with the hood noted that it was found with E.M. Burwash’s effects. Possibly N. Burwash’s hood.

Plaque contains the medallions with the class winner for each year from 1908-1922

Shovel has a plate inscribed "Goldring Student Centre Victoria University in the University of Toronto Groundbreaking Ceremony, May 28, 2011"

Cane has a silver band with The Bob 1924 and initials E.C.B engraved near the hilt.

The mace is in a wooden box labelled "Debating Society, Victoria College, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ont."

Number 32 on the back.

Banner hung from a light post on Victoria College campus.

Plaque reads: Victoria University is grateful for the generosity of the classes of 1915, 1925, 1930, 1935, 1945, and 1960 whose reunion gift in 1985 made possible the microfilming of Acta Victoriana, thus preserving an important part of Canada's literary heritage for future generations of writers and scholars. Victoria also wishes to thank the Laidlaw Foundation for its support and encouragement of this project.

Item is a framed piece of material with the names of the Victoria College class of 1902 embroidered around 02.

Cane has a silver band inscribed with "The Bob '28" and "R.J. McKnight" near the hilt. There is a Victoria University crest on the opposite side.

Cane has a silver band inscribed with "Bob 1913" and "RPS" or "RSS" near the hilt (script is difficult;t to decipher). The silversmith's marks appear on the opposite side of the band. Cane is metal tipped.

Medal awarded to H.L. Morrison. Inscription on the front includes his name, plus: Mulock Champions Rugby Football 1909. Inscribed on the back: Victoria College. Decorative leaves appear on both sides.

Handmade bow. Believed to have been worn by women first year students.

Large letter V with maple leaf. Has "Victoria" and "Abeunt Studia In Mores" embroidered. It is possible these were meant for college jackets or athletic team gear.

Large letter V with maple leaf. Has "Manager" and "Abeunt Studia In Mores" embroidered. It is possible these were meant for college jackets or athletic team gear.

Pennant has a modern University of Toronto crest on the left side in blue and white. Spells out Victoria in yellow. Letters and crest are ‎sewed onto red backing.

Tie has a navy blue background with yellow and red diagonal stripes and the Victoria University crest. Label on the back identifies it as being made in Canada by Frame Ties.

Four panel construction alternating between red and yellow. Red letters spell out VIC at the front. Small brim.

Four panel construction alternating between red and yellow. Small brim. This beanie has no lettering on it.

White t-shirt with black lettering and image. Front: Nelles Reunion with Elizabeth Chalmers sketch of Old Vic building. Back: A Vic Tradition

Red sweater with "North" on the front in white, felt lettering.

Hockey stick has silver cap and silver engraved name plates down both sides dating from 1917-1918 to 1991. Cap inscription states "Athletic Stick. Presented by Class of 18 to Victoria Girls Athletic Club"

This sign was originally outside the Flavelle Room on the first floor of Wymilwood. Plaque is painted with the inscription reading: This Room is named after Lady Flavelle in grateful acknowledgement of her interest in Victoria College and her generosity in furnishing the original Wymilwood as a Woman's Union in 1926.

Four panel construction alternating between red and yellow. Red letters spell out VIC at the front. Small brim.

Pennant has the University of Toronto's initials on the left side in blue and white sewed onto blue felt. Victoria is spelled out in yellow and sewed onto red felt. The UofT side and the Victoria side are sewed together.

This small trophy was made by T. Eaton Co. trophy department. It is engraved on the face with, "Art Fox Gate 1939"

Pennant has the Victoria University crest on the left side in yellow and blue, printed on the red backing felt. Victoria is spelled out in yellow and was printed on the fabric. There are yellow tassels on the left, sewed onto a yellow border.

- Pennant has the Victoria University crest on the left side in red, printed on the yellow backing felt. Victoria is spelled out in red and was printed on the fabric. There are yellow tassels on the left, sewed into a red border.- Pennant is very generic and possibly not from Victoria. It has an unknown crest on the left in black, printed on red felt and sewed on to black felt which is sewed on to red backing felt. Surrounding the crest are the words Universitasis Victoriensis Schola. The word university is spelled out on the right in black on red felt. There are black and red tassels on the left sewed into a red border.- Pennant has the word Victoria in yellow (the V is blue) sewed onto red felt. White tassels are sewed into a white border.- Pennant from 1919. Has small UofT initials in white sewed onto blue felt on the left. The year 1919 is in blue on white and woven into red felt with some white tassels. The word Victoria is in yellow on the right and sewed onto red backing felt. Red tassels are sewed into a red border on the left.- Pennant has UofT initials on the left in blue sewed onto white felt. The word Victoria is on the left in yellow sewed onto red felt. The two sides are sewed together. There are blue tassels on the left sewed into a red border.- Two pennants that are nearly identical (one is a bit smaller). UofT initials appear in white on blue felt on the left. Victoria is spelled out in yellow on the right, sewed onto red felt. The two sides are sewed together.

Banner has the Victoria University crest in the middle (printed red on yellow felt) with blue and white ribbons, sewed onto red backing felt. The word Victoria is spelled out in yellow felt at the top and the date 1911 is also in yellow felt, both sewed onto the backing fabric.