First edition of a biographical directory of approximately 1,450 prominent Saskatchewan men and women published by Western Canada Directories Ltd., Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Entries are in alphabetical order by surname. Includes an index by name of city/town individuals resided in.

Images of various aircraft belonging to the Saskatchewan government, including the Norseman, Stinson and Anson; individuals attending the formal opening of Saskatchewan Government Airways in Prince Albert in October 1947 including J.L. Phelps, Minister of Natural Resources and Industrial Development; Saskatchewan Government Airways personnel, including mechanics and the manager, and its aircraft.

Item is an image showing Alexander Malcolm Nicholson and Tom Bates of British Columbia talking with Indian Prime Minister Nehru.

Images of a reunion of people who served in the Allan Blakeney Cabinet from 1971 to 1982. The reunion was held on June 23, 2002 at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building and the home of Walter and Ruth Smishek in Regina, Saskatchewan.

Everett Wood, Eiling Kramer and John Kowalchuk were deceased at the time of the reunion. Roy Romanow and Ed Whelan were not in attendance. Some of the wives of the former cabinet ministers were also in attendance.

Article by Pamela Cowan entitled He got things done. Published in The Regina Sun, March 22, 1998.

Copy of article entitled Former mayor Hammond dead at 90 and copy of death notice for Leslie Hammond. Published in The Leader-Post, Regina, January 4, 1999.

Publication written by Colin Thatcher and published by Western Producer Prairie Books, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The publication relates to Thatcher's political life as a Liberal and Progressive Conservative MLA in Saskatchewan and cabinet minister in the Grant Devine administration and the events leading to his resignation from cabinet in 1983.

Item is an image showing William (Billy) Bock, at his home in Eastend, Saskatchewan.

Item component is an article by J. William Brennan that appears in volume 22, issue 1 of Saskatchewan History from page 1 to 12.

Helicopters arriving at Waskesiu Lake, Saskatchewan, bringing delegates to the 9th annual Conference of Canadian Premiers. July 31 to August 3, 1968.

Original renderings of political caricatures, many by "AL", including Thatcher, Boldt, Coderre, Estey, Steuart, McDonald, Hooker, McIsaac, Heald, Cameron, Guy, Barrie, Grant and McFarlane. Six large illustrations were removed to oversize storage boxes, including: Mighty Casey Has Struck Out (1957); Defection from CCF (1956); Thatched Roof (1956); CCF Woodshed (1956); I Will Not Be A Bad Boy (1956?); Trusseladder with poem (nd).