File consists of three copies of a portrait of Dan Wright.

File consists of two copies of a photograph of two women manufacturing fireplaces.

File consists of material relating to the appointment of Donald Lloyd Willcox as General Manager of CAP Communications Limited and the later change in title to Vice President and General Manager. Includes a portrait of Willcox, edited draft and final versions of a news release, memoranda, an issue of Electrohome Update, press clippings, and Willcox's biography.

File consists of transparencies and photographs of products from the Electrohome museum collection, most of which were taken in 1996 for use in the book Visionary Thinking: the Story of Canada's Electrohome. Includes transparencies and photographs of phonographs, radios, televisions, stereos, and product labels. Duplicate images are present.

File consists of photographs of a radio, a phonograph, a video game console, and a trunk belonging to Otto Heineman.

Two copies of a family portrait of Norman C. Schneider's immediate and extended family.

Front row, left to right (sitting): Jane (Fred) Schneider, Jean Hawkings, Peggy (Fred), Gretchen (Herb) Whetham, Norman C. Schneider, Nancy (Herb) McBride, Betty (Herb), Betty Lou (Howie).

Back row, left to right (standing): Fred Schneider, Bruce (Jean) Hawkings, Phillip (Howie), Doug (Jean) Haas-Hawkings, Tom (Fred), Anne (Fred), Danny (Fred), Peter (Fred), Eric (Herb), Kurt (Herb), Greg (Howie), Pam (Howie), Chris (Howie), Jamie (Howie), Stephen (Howie), Herb, Howie

Family portrait of Howard G. Schneider's family, including Norman Schneider.

Two copies of a studio portrait of Frederick P. and Jane Schneider, with their children Dan, Peggy, Anne, Tom and Peter taken Pirak Studios.

File consists of material relating to Harold J. Reutz. Includes 5 portraits (plus duplicates) of Reutz and a contact print of Reutz standing with four unidentified men, a news release, a letter, ms. notes, and biographical information. One of the portraits is mounted in a cardboard frame.

File consists of a transparency of the mural depicting Electrohome history painted by Christian Peori. Transparency is mounted in a paper frame.

File consists of material relating to William D. McGregor's career at CAP Communications Limited and his election to Broadcast Hall of Fame. Includes portraits and snapshots of McGregor, portraits of McGregor and John A. Pollock, memoranda and correspondence, ms. notes, edited draft and final versions of news releases, press clippings, biographies, and an issue of Electrohome Update. Includes multiple copies of some photographs.

Two photographs of members of the City of Waterloo Council including Elected Councillor Andrew Telegdi and Mayor Brian Turnbull.