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Camera Products Co. (Vancouver, B.C.)

Dropping in to refuel at Moose Lake, Red Pass, B.C.
The C.P.S.S. "Princess Joan" entering Vancouver Harbour, B.C., showing Crown Mountain and Capilano River
The C.P.S.S. "Princess Kathleen" in Vancouver Harbour, B.C.
The C.P.S.S. "Princess Marguerite" in the entrance to Vancouver Harbour, B.C.
The Powell River Pulp and Paper Mills, Powell River, B.C.
The C.P.S.S. Princess Elaine and Princess Kathleen in the entrance to Vancouver Harbour, B.C.
The C.P.S.S. Princess Kathleen entering Vancouver Harbour, B.C.
The C.P.S.S. Princess Marguerite in the Gulf of Georgia, B.C.
The C.P.S.S. Princess Charlotte in the Gulf of Georgia, B.C.
The disputed perch
The pulp and paper mills, Ocean Falls, B.C.
Swanson Bay, B.C.
Johnson's Strait, near Ocean Falls, B.C.
Barclay Sound, B.C.
Naas Bay at the mouth of the Naas River, B.C. with the Arrandale Cannery
The Old Man at Boat Encampment, Big Bend Highway, B.C.
Atlin Inn, Atlin Lake, B.C.
A Fine Team of Huskies, Atlin, B.C.
Freight Teams leaving Ashcroft for Cariboo 1900
Ashcroft Bridge, Ashcroft, B.C.
The Cariboo Highway, near Ashcroft, B.C.
A Logging Train in British Columbia, an Alberni Valley Train Load
An 80 Ton Whale at Sechart, Barkley Sound, V.I., B.C.
Spar Tree Topping Alberni Valley, B.C.
The Indian Residential School, Port Alberni, V.I., B.C.

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