The collection consists of nine posters featuring advertisements for commercial products dating from the 1940s such as "Winchester Cigarettes", "Orange Crush", "Five Roses Flour", "Burns Shamrock Cooked Meats", and "Millbank Cigarettes".

The fonds consists of scripts, contracts, invoices, technical session information logs, general correspondence, proposals and other production records of Airworks Media, Machine Shop Studio, Goede Studios and Goede Creative. Also includes 280 Beta, 3/4" and VHS videotapes of commercials, training videos and promotional videos, some of which are finished products, and some of which are components. Also includes 475 - 1/4" reel to reel audio tapes of commercials, public service announcements and jingles, some of which are finished products and some of which are components. Also included are 200 photographs of court buildings in Alberta, both interior and exterior shots.

The fonds consists of 22 card blocks for the Calgary Eye Opener circa 1916 to 1917.

The fonds consists of three transcription discs containing advertisements for J.I. Case Company farm equipment dating from ca. 1940s and 1950s.

Fonds consists of transparencies (glass lantern slides) of various advertisements used in Cowles Drug Store and other material relating to the operation of the drug store in its early years. Fonds also consists of photographs of people and scenes around Edmonton in the 1890s.

The fonds consists of number of greeting cards collected by Mrs. Reidel between the years of 1920 and 1970. The fonds also includes mementos from Mrs. Reidel's life in Edmonton including Johnstone Walker ads; a local insurance company premium book, a bank book from the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce,a photo of the Edmonton Radial Railway observation car, a photo of the interior of Ghormley's Store, and other souvenir publications.

Fonds consists of personal records of E.A. Weir including correspondence, articles and poems.

The fonds consists of a booklet entitled Calgary - Alberta -Canada published in ca. 1912.

The fonds consists of three record-types: records created by Frame 30 in the course of the production of The Greatest Auto Race on Earth, original material collected by Frame 30 to be used for research and/or on-screen appearances in The Greatest Auto Race on Earth, and records created by Frame 30 Productions for other projects.

The records created during the course of production for The Greatest Auto Race on Earth are arranged in binders by topic and is essentially a compendium of information about race participants and details culled from various resources. The binders also contain correspondence, scripts, transcripts of interviews, and production notes.

The research material consists of contemporaneous newspapers and advertisements that covered or referenced the 1908 race. The newspapers include publications from London, Rochester, Des Moines, and Paris. There are also monographs, bound volumes, and pamphlets about the 1908 race and related topics.

The fonds also consists of photographs that document the 1908 race from its start in New York to its finish in Paris, with the entire westward-route across the United States, Asia, Russia, and Europe also shown.

The remainder of the fonds consists of records created by Frame 30 Productions during the course of its business. The textual records consist mostly of job files for specific projects undertaken by Frame 30. The job files include contracts, scripts, correspondence, shooting schedules, and storyboards. The job files directly correspond to the selected audiovisual records. There are also some correspondence files and files related to membership in the Alberta Motion Picture Industry Association.

The audiovisual records are masters, viewing copies, and/or preservation copies of projects completed by Frame 30. These include commercials for a wide variety of Albertan and western Canadian companies and corporate films, both those intended for internal use (such as training films) and external use (such as promotional films).

The collection consists of a share certificate receipt book for Refineries Distributors Limited for 1926, various advertisements, a music program for the Westminster Glee Club, a Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Regimental Song Book, an "Everybody Sing" songbook, commencement programs for Holy Cross Hospital's School of Nursing (1945), a prize list and entry form for the Edmonton Poultry Show (1943), a Diamond Jubilee of Confederation program and song sheet, prize lists for the Annual Caroline Fair (1929, 1935), Canadian Pacific Railway Company operating rules and schedule of rates and rules, a booklet "Ritual for the use of Subordinate Divisions of the Order of Railway Conductors," images of an unidentified man with a water tower in background and men on a caboose.

This fonds consists of 57 3/4" videocassetes, 45 16mm cinefilms and 8 audio reels regarding the Progressive Conservative Party of Alberta. Included are promotional films, campaign advertisements (radio and television), logos and slogans, tribute/retrospective films about Peter Lougheed, recordings of party conventions, conferences, meetings, speeches and rallies, and television broadcasts of current affairs programs, news specials, interviews, public announcements and documentaries.

The fonds consists of promotional brochures from Canadian National Railways for their tours through Canada and in particular through the Canadian Rocky Mountains, a Canadian National Railways Tourist’s Map of Canada, advertisements for the Canadian Pacific Railway Tour, a promotional brochure from Canadian Pacific Railway for their tour from Australia and New Zealand through Canada and onto England, a brochure from the Union Pacific Railway for their Pacific Northwest and Alaska tour and two hand-drawn maps by J.D. McLean of the railway lines in Alberta.

The fonds consists of correspondence with the Alberta government, government officials and businessmen, tax notices, notes, and Woodward’s Department store advertisements.

The fonds consists of records used by predecessor entities of Maple Leaf Foods including Swifts, Gainers, Canada Packers and includes films pertaining to sales, nutrition, training, and household tips; audio discs consisting of commercials, training material, and company addresses from management; and color transparencies used in training seminars.

The fonds consists of off-air recordings that Mike Goetze made of programming on CFCW which he found to be of particular interest on both a personal and professional level. Some of the material was not taped off-air but compiled by Goetze to be used in future broadcasts or for personal research. The fonds consists of the following series: Specials series; News Programming series; Miscellaneous People Programming series; Advertising series; Chester Ronning series, and: Background Information series. Goetze arranged the majority of these records in series as he was preparing to move the records when they came into the custody of the Provincial Archives of Alberta. This original arrangement has been retained wherever possible.

The fonds consists of business records of Pro-Panel Industries (Edmonton) Limited and includes business licenses, financial statements, financial records, receipts, insurance records, tax records, a script for a radio advertisement, correspondence, agreements, tenders, and work orders.

The collection consists of a home video of mountain scenery, waterfalls, and a family on a farm in winter dating from ca. 1932; a film advertising Kodak motion picture film with images of a California Shriner’s parade, aerial shots, a school parade, and a baseball game in Luscar dating from 1932; a film produced by Ducks Unlimited entitled “The Great Duck Factory” dating from ca. 1938; and the first five reels (out of a total of six) of "The Lone Eagle," a 1927 film directed by Emory Johnson about an American pilot's experiences with the Royal Flying Corps in France during the First World War.

The series consists of records created by ATCO or its predecessors relating to advertising, promotion and corporate outreach to consumers. The series includes the following: customer information booklets; event programs and speeches, including service award programs for Alberta Power Ltd. (1978-1990) and Canadian Utilities Power (1992-1993); original advertising campaign materials, including artwork, storyboards, graphic design, coupons, mockups and drafts for contests, posters, billboards and print advertisements; recorded television appearances and specials, including six Northwestern Utilities Ltd. television spots filmed by Lew Perry Film Productions; Canadian Western Natural Gas news releases (1960s-1970s); audio interviews; and, promotional films and scripts, including the Canadian Western Natural Gas and Northwestern Utilities Ltd. collaboration Meet Your Gas Company (1955-1956), and other films like Flame of the Future, Miracle at Your House, Every Hour Every Day, and Turning Point.

The fonds consists of the records of Ranson Photographers Limited and includes correspondence, receipts, promotional material, model release forms, price schedules, film proposals, foreign money, Ranson Photographers decals, a film catalogue, a cashbook, awards and certificates, photographs, negatives, slides, and numerous films elements (soundtracks, work prints, outtakes, raw footage, video, release prints) for documentary films produced by Ranson Photographers on a variety of subjects including tourism, the oil industry, and the airline industry, along with some miscellaneous footage.

The fonds consists of the records of Richard G. Proctor, Commercial and Industrial Photography and Richard G. Proctor Photography Limited and primarily includes the images taken by the two companies, such as weddings, portraits, parades, models, products, buildings, views of Edmonton, and concerts. The fonds also includes a log book of jobs, model release forms, wedding booking forms, tax forms, insurance forms, sample photographs including products, buildings, workers and models, a sample postcard by Richard G. Proctor of St. Joseph’s Cathedral, books for the Indigenous Knowledge & Wisdom Centre (formerly the Alberta Indian Education Centre), Grand Prairie College, and Waste Gas Incinerator and Flare Stack, all with photography by Richard G. Proctor.

The fonds consists of videos featuring commercials produced by Studio Post in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Clients include the Alberta Lung Association, the Citadel Theatre, the Edmonton Sun, Nelson Lumber, Safeway, West Edmonton Mall, GIA Productions, Alberta School Milk Program, Cable Ticket Network, Alberta Ballet, Canadian Diabetes Association, BC Hydro, CFJC TV, CJCA Radio, CFRN TV, JCOH, Northwest Teleproductions, Co-op, Davis Automotive, Polaris Entertainment Corporation, Esso/Engro, Tinsel Media, Kompany, Randy Lennon Productions, Lloyd Mall, Rentown, McDonalds Restaurants of Canada, Midwest Furniture, Nelson Lumber, CITL Lloydminster, Mark Boiko, Proctor and Gamble, Purple Pages, No/Film Productions, MUSE, Shell Canada, Safeway, Edmonton SPCA, Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation, Vencorp, and Tinsel Media.

This collection includes photographs of Canadian agribusiness in the 1920’s. The photographs include images of horse and tractor farm machinery, the use of irrigation in farming, agricultural shipping via rail and the many types of livestock and field crops raised and grown in Canada.

The fonds consists of images taken by Jim Tustian, primarily in Edmonton, and includes images of a variety of subjects including Klondike Days, Northlands Park, Northlands Coliseum, Speedway Park and events, the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, Edmonton views and buildings, Premier Ernest C. Manning's tour to Lac La Biche, conventions, visits of Prime Ministers Lester B. Pearson and Pierre Elliott Trudeau to Edmonton, Consolidated Concrete, Tommy Banks, models, Edmonton's 75th Birthday celebrations, the Jazz City Festival, the Alberta Ballet Company, weddings, Muk-Luk Mardi Gras, businesses, Electrical Generating Plant at Lake Wabamun, Molson's Brewery, Western Canada Masters Bowling Tournament, Lieutenant Governor Grant MacEwan's retirement, musicians, and Jim Tustian.

The series consists of records related to the operation of various business ventures including Tommy Banks Music Ltd, Century II Studios, Century II Music, as well material pertaining to the production and publicity of Tommy Banks recordings and bands. The series contains photographs, publicity kits, recordings, agreements, correspondence, contracts, and profiles of artists and clients produced by Tommy Banks Music Ltd., Century II Studios, and Century II Music; photograph press kits, royalty statements related to the Tommy Banks album Tom and Judy and Live at Montreux; musical scores; correspondence; financial material including stock certificates, receipts, financial statements, invoices, card indexes of musicians and payments; advertising and promotional material for businesses including posters, artwork, brochures, pamphlets, letterhead, photographs, press clippings, business cards and awards; and records related to the production of artists including programming, studio logs, tape catalogs, and production work orders.

The fonds consists of complete and incomplete films, along with film elements, regarding a variety of promotional, documentary and educational films created by Tustian Film Productions. The fonds also includes textual records, specifically production files and information about and photographs of Jim Tustian. The film and video material in PR2012.0888 consists of promotional material for Northwest Industries, Paragon Panel Systems, the Canadian Hereford Organization (entitled Beef for the World), and Belvedere Developments; commercials for Calgary-based automotive business National Transmission; concert footage of singer Bobby Curtola; a promotional video for Quickdial, a hotel service designed to help raise funds for arts in Alberta; an ergonomic video entitled Top to Toe – Workstation Workout; and political material focusing on former Speaker of the Legislature Ken Kowalski (Kowalski Tributes and God’s Country), the presentation of a new mace by Lieutenant Governor Bud Olsen, and a Social Credit film featuring former premier Harry Strom (Alberta Together!). The material consists of complete masters when available or the original camera tapes when edited masters were not provided.

The records in PR2015.0782 consist of production files for several of the productions that are represented in the audiovisual records in this donation. The files include shooting scripts, correspondence, and budgets.

The audiovisual records are masters of film, television, and radio productions produced by Tustian Film Productions including industrial films for Northwest Industries, Paragon Panel, and Initial Security; municipal and provincial government productions for agencies including the City of Lethbridge, Alberta Agriculture, and Travel Alberta; commercials for companies such as Kodak, Alberta Treasury Branch, car dealerships, and restaurants; and documentary projects on the Edmonton Polar Ski Club and former Speaker of the Assembly Ken Kowalski.

The photographs and negatives were taken by Jim Tustian and include imagery of events and sites around the province. The subject matter is similar to the related fonds Thunderbird Photographers but it is unclear if these photographs were created under that company or as part of Tustian Film Productions, considering both were at one time owned and operated by Jim Tustian.