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Item is a letter from F. Aubrey to Vance regarding the sale of the property located at 917 Richards Street.

Item is an excerpt of pages from a daily diary kept by Vance that recorded his work activities. Note: some pages missing between Jan - July.

Item is a letter to Vance containing Enman's notes and inspection schedule.

Item is an envelope and a postcard sent to Vance with a warning message written on it.

Item is the 1921 report of the Board of Health, City of Vancouver Health Committee.

Item is a note logging the receipt of marked Canadian currency by the Police.

Item is a phone message for Vance that Gordon Sloan, Attorney-General called for him.

Item is a letter to Vance containing Skinner's inspection notes for items for the royal train from Canadian Bakeries Ltd.

Item is a handwritten letter from Bill to Vance. The letter expresses hope that Vance is feeling better and that he Vance should try to cut back from their job because they [Vance]ﾠworks too hard.

Item is a certificate of the City Analyst.

Item is a letter to Vance from the Bank of Montreal related to the Holt safety deposit box.

Item is a handwritten letter of recommendation for Vance from J.O. Sullivan, the Provincial Assayer in British Columbia attesting to Vance's satisfactory work as an assistant in Sullivan's office for two years.

Item is a report of the weekly VPD duty rotation for March 13, 1949 - April 9, 1949.

Item is a letter to Mary Holt regarding her father's estate.

Item is a receipt for the payment of .00 by Vance to Knight, Higman Motors, Ltd.

Item is a memo to Vance granting the authority to carry out saliva tests for the Racing Association meetings in Victoria, B.C.

Item is Vance's membership card for 1956.

Item is a handwritten note by Vance about a phone conversation related to odor complaint.

Item is a two-dollar receipt from The Association of Professional Engineers.

Item is a typed letter from Lieut. P. Elliott Turnbull to Vance regarding additional training in Company Drill and rifle practise, requesting that Vance attend and bring recruits if possible.

Item is a typewritten letter to Vance from the Assistant to the President of the Arthur D. Little, Limited, Directors Company

Item is a letter to McSpadden from Underhill asking McSpadden to grant Vance an honorable discharge from active service as his skills are needed by the City.

Item is a note that states "Sgt. Grant in presence of Dct. Spencer took cloth (part of sheet) to NW for identification purposes. (This was [illegible] wrapping around bomb)".

Item is a postcard depicting "The Commodore" building on the front. Postcard says, "The Commodore, Forty-Second Street and Lexington Avenue, Grand Central Terminal; New York." The postcard is not filled out, stamped, or posted.

Item is a typed letter from Vancouver Mayor Louis D. Taylor to Vance. The letter thanks Vance for the analysis of salt from Francois Lake.