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File consists of two certificates of military qualification promoting the rank of J.A.R. Mason during the First World War. The first certifies that Mason attained the rank of lieutenant. The second certifies that Mason attained the rank of captain.

Item is a certificate appointing George Arthur Johnston a King's Counsel.

Item is a photograph of George A. Johnston, Harold Watson Timmins and others at a dinner or luncheon.

Item is a photograph of George Hees speaking at an unknown event. Harold Timmins is seated to his right.

Item is a photograph of J.A.R. Mason with a bear cub on his lap.

Item is a photograph of Harold Timmins outdoors, dressed in casual clothes.

Item is a group photograph of seven men in First World War military uniform. James Arthur Ryerson Mason is third from the right.

Item is a photograph of J.A.R. Mason in military cap and uniform.

Item is a photograph of George A. Johnston reading in a tent.

Item is a photograph of J.A.R. Mason in military uniform.

Item is a photograph of George A. Johnston and other guests at dinner or luncheon.

Series consists of two certificates of military qualification promoting the rank of J.A.R. Mason during the First World War. The first certifies that Mason attained the rank of lieutenant. The second certifies that Mason attained the rank of captain. The series also includes a certificate appointing Johnston a King's Counsel in 1946.

Series consists of photographs maintained by George A. Johnston. Included are photographs of J.A.R. Mason in military uniform, photographs of luncheon events, and a photograph of Johnston reading in a tent.

Item is a photograph of Osgoode Hall, shortly after the erection of the iron fence, but prior to the construction of Convocation Hall. Streetcar tracks and boardwalk run along Queen Street, which is still a mud road. Also shows a man entering through the cow gate.The view is from Queen Street, facing north-west.

Item is a student copy of the composite photograph of the Osgoode Hall Law School graduating class of 1923. Photographs of 114 students and 5 faculty members are included in the composite photograph. Also included is a photograph of Osgoode Hall. The students are: W.J. Aikens, W.S. Anderson, R.E. Anglin, P.E. Ault, J.B. Aylesworth, H.N. Bawden, S.H. Beck, R. Biggar, F.C. Bingham, W.A. Brant, G. Bristow, H.M. Brown, G.P. Campbell, A.C. Clark, R.A. Cluff, H.M. Code, D. Cohen, W.B. Common, A.F. Cook, W.W. Cooper, T.M. Creighton, W.O. Davis, T.R. Deacon, L.D. Dingle, A.C. Dunbar, W.E. Dyer, F.S. Ebbs, F.S.C. Evans, W.M. Flannery, O.E. Fleming, W.H. Fraser, F.M. Froom, H.E. Fuller, J.M Garvey, J.A. Gibson, S. Goodman, W.M. Gordon, R.T. Graham, R.J.E. Graham, J.B. Griffith, J.L. Grogan, F.C. Hastings, W.I. Hesson, A.J. Holmes, T. Humeniuk, H.A. Hutson, H.R. Jackman, J.R. Johnson, S.R. Johnston, A. Kelly, J.D. Kerr, M. Keyfetz, H.D. Lang, C.V. Langdon, C.S. Lees, G.M. Lampard, H.C. Logan, W.H. Logan, I.B. Lucas, W.J. Major, J.P. Manley, J. Markus, D.A.C. Martin, C.C. Middlebro, J.A. Morrison, F.E. Murphy, R.D. Macaulay, W.P. McClemont, F.G.J. McDonagh, J.A. Macdonald, H. McGladdery, J.M. Macintosh, F.G. McKay, F.A. McKinley, J.F. McMillan, W.J. McNab, A. McPhee, Miss D.M. McRae, T.C. Newman, E.L. O'Reilly, H.L. Osborne, G.E. Parkinson, G.W. Poole, C.A. Raiche, J.B. Robinson, M.H. Roebuck, H.S. Rasenburg, J.W. Rowland, M.F. Rogers, J. Sedgwick, A.A. Shuyler, F.A. Silverman, A.J. Skeans, J.H. Smyth, A.C. Solomon, S.N. Schatz, S.L. Springsteen, L.V. Sutton, A.H.J. Swencisky, J.E. Tanner, Miss M. Taylor, C.H. Teskey, E.E. Thistle, A.C. Thoburn, C.A. Thompson, J.W.G. Thompson, W.C. Thomson, F.W. Torrance, A.M. Waller, G.T. Walmsley, M.D. Williams, F.K. Wilson, J.M. Wilson, CE, Miss L. Wilson. The faculty are: S.H. Bradford, B.A., K.C. ; J.D. Falconbridge, M.A., LL.B., K.C. ; N.W. Hoyles, B.A., LL.D, K.C. ; J.S. Denison, K.C. ; E.G. Long, K.C.

Fonds consists of a student copy of the Osgoode Hall Law School graduating class composite photograph for 1923.

Collection consists of one photograph of Osgoode Hall, taken by the Notman & Fraser studio of Toronto.

Fonds consists of records maintained by George A. Johnston. Included are photographs of J.A.R. Mason in military uniform, luncheon events, and Johnston reading in a tent. The fonds also includes two certificates promoting the rank of J.A.R. Mason during the First World War, and a certificate appointing Johnston a King's Counsel.

Collection consists of two photographs maintained by Holly Harris. Included is a photograph of G. Arthur Martin and a photograph of the racehorse "Citation".

Item is a photograph (head-shot) of G. Arthur Martin.