a) A camera lens with markings that read: "Mamiya" it has buttons on the side that can attach it to the lens
b) A seiko lens with a Mamiya RB67 lens hood. The lens has buttons, dials and numbers on the sides, the lens hood is made of rubber and can be extended.
c) A Mamiya professional camera body it has a dial and lever at one side and another dial in the other, the bottom has screw groves to attach it to a tripod
d) A Mamiya RB67 view finder is attached at the top. It is a square shape with the model at the front edge, it can slide to the left to remove it.
e) A Mamiya roll film back with a lever at the top with the number "120 S"
a) A camera lens with markings that read: "Mamiya" it has buttons on the side that can attach it to the lens
b) A seiko lens with a Mamiya RB67 lens hood. The lens has buttons, dials and numbers on the sides, the lens hood is made of rubber and can be extended.
c) A Mamiya professional camera body it has a dial and lever at one side and another dial in the other, the bottom has screw groves to attach it to a tripod
d) A Mamiya RB67 view finder is attached at the top. It is a square shape with the model at the front edge, it can slide to the left to remove it.
e) A Mamiya roll film back with a lever at the top with the number "120 S"
a) A Nikon F3 camera. it has dials and levers at the top, buttons at the front, screw grooves at the bottom to attach it to a tripod, a square metal label holder at the back, a round viewfinder with a rubber rim. the back can be opened to put in film.
b) A Zoom-NIKKOR 35-70mm lens. It is a long lens with numbers and three large dials to adjust focus and zoom.
c) A Vivitar 72mm SKYLIGHT lens filter. This filter is screwed onto the Nikkor zoom lens. It has a black metal frame with a glass lens.
d) A black large lens hood, it has a small cylinder screw that can be tightened onto a lens with the rubber strips inside.
e) A yellow and black nylon Nikon strap. the strap can be adjusted and it has leather staps at the end to attach onto the camera.
f) A black Nikon lens cap with a grey metal frame.
a) A Nikon F3 camera. it has dials and levers at the top, buttons at the front, screw grooves at the bottom to attach it to a tripod, a square metal label holder at the back, a round viewfinder with a rubber rim. the back can be opened to put in film.
b) A Zoom-NIKKOR 35-70mm lens. It is a long lens with numbers and three large dials to adjust focus and zoom.
c) A Vivitar 72mm SKYLIGHT lens filter. This filter is screwed onto the Nikkor zoom lens. It has a black metal frame with a glass lens.
d) A black large lens hood, it has a small cylinder screw that can be tightened onto a lens with the rubber strips inside.
e) A yellow and black nylon Nikon strap. the strap can be adjusted and it has leather staps at the end to attach onto the camera.
f) A black Nikon lens cap with a grey metal frame.
a) A Nikon F3 camera. it has dials and levers at the top, buttons at the front, screw grooves at the bottom to attach it to a tripod, a glass display at the back for the ASA/ISO, a round viewfinder with a rubber rim. the back can be opened to put in film.
b) A Zoom-NIKKOR 35-105mm lens. It is a long lens with numbers and two dials. the Lens can be extended. It has colored numbers at the side
c) A B+W 52 E lens filter. This filter is screwed onto the Nikkor zoom lens. It has a black metal frame with a glass lens.
d) A black Nikon HK-11 lens hood, it has a small cylinder screw that can be tightened onto a lens with the rubber strips inside. it has black felt inside
e) A yellow and black nylon Nikon strap. the strap can be adjusted and it has leather staps at the end to attach onto the camera.
f) A black Nikon lens cap
a) A Nikon F3 camera. it has dials and levers at the top, buttons at the front, screw grooves at the bottom to attach it to a tripod, a glass display at the back for the ASA/ISO, a round viewfinder with a rubber rim. the back can be opened to put in film.
b) A Zoom-NIKKOR 35-105mm lens. It is a long lens with numbers and two dials. the Lens can be extended. It has colored numbers at the side
c) A B+W 52 E lens filter. This filter is screwed onto the Nikkor zoom lens. It has a black metal frame with a glass lens.
d) A black Nikon HK-11 lens hood, it has a small cylinder screw that can be tightened onto a lens with the rubber strips inside. it has black felt inside
e) A yellow and black nylon Nikon strap. the strap can be adjusted and it has leather staps at the end to attach onto the camera.
f) A black Nikon lens cap
a) A Mamiya Professional Camera. It has no lens. The top has a glass view finder. One side has a dial, the other side has a lever with a dial, there is a chart with numbers above the dial. Underneath, has Mamiya branding and a hole with screw grooves to attach a tripod to it. The front has a hole to attach a lens or extension tube. The back can be detached or reattached with the two locks.
b) A Mamiya plastic back panel with "Mamiya" marked at the front.
c) A Mamiya lens cap it has ridges on the side with a "Mamiya" marking at the front
a) A Mamiya Professional Camera. It has no lens. The top has a glass view finder. One side has a dial, the other side has a lever with a dial, there is a chart with numbers above the dial. Underneath, has Mamiya branding and a hole with screw grooves to attach a tripod to it. The front has a hole to attach a lens or extension tube. The back can be detached or reattached with the two locks.
b) A Mamiya plastic back panel with "Mamiya" marked at the front.
c) A Mamiya lens cap it has ridges on the side with a "Mamiya" marking at the front
A Linhof large format camera. There is a view finder at side with rubber eye cup. A hand screw at the top. There are dials, buttons, and levers around the camera. At one side there is a door that reveals a bellows lens when opened. A tripod mount at the bottom. There is a leather strap attached on one side.
A Linhof large format camera. There is a view finder at side with rubber eye cup. A hand screw at the top. There are dials, buttons, and levers around the camera. At one side there is a door that reveals a bellows lens when opened. A tripod mount at the bottom. There is a leather strap attached on one side.
a) A leather hard shell camera case with a strap. There are snap buttons to close and open it. There is a hand turnable screw to securly hold the camera in the case.
b) An Agfa Flexilette camera. It has a dual lens with three dials, at the front with markings: "AGFA COLOR APOTAR 1: 2.8/45" Dial at top to change numbers in window with button there is a window and some dried glue around it, the viewfinder is possibly missing. There are two dials at the bottom. the sides have metal loops to hook a strap.
a) A leather hard shell camera case with a strap. There are snap buttons to close and open it. There is a hand turnable screw to securly hold the camera in the case.
b) An Agfa Flexilette camera. It has a dual lens with three dials, at the front with markings: "AGFA COLOR APOTAR 1: 2.8/45" Dial at top to change numbers in window with button there is a window and some dried glue around it, the viewfinder is possibly missing. There are two dials at the bottom. the sides have metal loops to hook a strap.
Physical Condition
Fair
Material
metal
plastic
glass
leather
Condition Remarks
The leather bag is bent at the front, the lens is dirty
Front has 3 lenses with brand information "Marksman MADE IN CAMERA FOR BERNARD MARKS & CO." viewfinder, lever and dial at side. At top is a Leather strap, lever for "TIME (arrow) SNAP" and a viewfinder. The back can be opened to reveal the inside of the camera.
Front has 3 lenses with brand information "Marksman MADE IN CAMERA FOR BERNARD MARKS & CO." viewfinder, lever and dial at side. At top is a Leather strap, lever for "TIME (arrow) SNAP" and a viewfinder. The back can be opened to reveal the inside of the camera.
a) A dark brown Zeiss Ikon camera case. The camera case can come apart and be reatached. The bottom has a hand turnable screw to snugly attach a camera onto it.
b) A Zeiss Ikon camera. At the front there is a lens, markings read "Carl Zeiss 2,8/50 3458458" "Contaflex SYNCHRO-COMPUR" there are three dials and a flash. Two dials at the top with numbers. The back has a view finder and film compartment. The bottom has two hand turnable screws and a screw hole for a tripod. At either side there is a metal loop for a camera strap.
c) A rubber Zeiss Ikon rubber lens hood the sides have markings "1109 S27 Zeis Ikon AG Germany"
a) A dark brown Zeiss Ikon camera case. The camera case can come apart and be reatached. The bottom has a hand turnable screw to snugly attach a camera onto it.
b) A Zeiss Ikon camera. At the front there is a lens, markings read "Carl Zeiss 2,8/50 3458458" "Contaflex SYNCHRO-COMPUR" there are three dials and a flash. Two dials at the top with numbers. The back has a view finder and film compartment. The bottom has two hand turnable screws and a screw hole for a tripod. At either side there is a metal loop for a camera strap.
c) A rubber Zeiss Ikon rubber lens hood the sides have markings "1109 S27 Zeis Ikon AG Germany"
Video casette containing a 47min 37sec long video of the 17th Annual Telethon (October 20th, 1996), hosted by Doug Smith. Acts shown include: Rachel Empson on piano, Earl Crawford, Ann and Roy Sluyter on piano/fiddles, Ria Muchela and Gunive Vinder (Punjabi dancing), Dave Giesbrecht on accordion, and Roy Sluyter on piano.
Video casette containing a 47min 37sec long video of the 17th Annual Telethon (October 20th, 1996), hosted by Doug Smith. Acts shown include: Rachel Empson on piano, Earl Crawford, Ann and Roy Sluyter on piano/fiddles, Ria Muchela and Gunive Vinder (Punjabi dancing), Dave Giesbrecht on accordion, and Roy Sluyter on piano.
Physical Condition
Good
Material
plastic
metal
cardboard
Condition Remarks
Sent to Lifetime Heritage Films for digitization in February 2024; tapes a-c were found to contain only static and garbled audio. May have been recorded using a VCR that was out of alignment. Tapes a-c were deacecssioned; tape d was kept.
a-b. A TDK T-120 video cassette. No labels on cassettes. black casettes have two clear windows to view the tape inside, the back has wheels to turn the tape. There is more information about the cassette tape at the back of the box.
a-b. A TDK T-120 video cassette. No labels on cassettes. black casettes have two clear windows to view the tape inside, the back has wheels to turn the tape. There is more information about the cassette tape at the back of the box.
Physical Condition
Poor
Material
plastic
metal
cardboard
Condition Remarks
Sent to Lifetime Heritage Films for digitization in February 2024 and found to contain only static and garbled audio. May have been recorded using a VCR that was out of alignment.
A Pulser T-120 videocassette containing a 57 min 29 sec long recording of the 13th Annual Aluminum City Telethon (1992), hosted by Doug Smith. Includes footage of donations, behind-the-scenes, Fred Tremblay playing piano/singing, a seniors home insert, and the phone panel.
A Pulser T-120 videocassette containing a 57 min 29 sec long recording of the 13th Annual Aluminum City Telethon (1992), hosted by Doug Smith. Includes footage of donations, behind-the-scenes, Fred Tremblay playing piano/singing, a seniors home insert, and the phone panel.
6 videocasettes containing footage of the 16th Annual Aluminum City Telethon (1995), hosted by "Mr. Telethon" Doug Smith. Roughly 8.5 hours of footage in total.
a. ACT 16 TAPE 1 - 1:01:11, includes Senior Concert Band, Dorothy Shane interview, dancers Angela Fois and Chantal Rigoni, Community Band, co-host Christine Doherty.
b. ACT 16 TAPE 2 - 1:03:43, includes two girls (Ria and Randy) dancing, reporter Gareen Ball interviewing ACT founding member and Kitimat Cares Award recipient Muriel Greenlaw, Earl Crawford and "Moonshine" band, student council on phone panel, Christine Doherty and kids singing, Kinettes Club presenting cheque, co-host Pam Elliott, Kitimat Dynamics Gymnastics Club.
c. ACT 16 TAPE 3 - 2:03:37, includes country band on stage, Elks on phone panel, Punjabi dance by Amrit Chhina, Rachel Empson on piano, LaPointe Engineering challenge, Gareen Ball interviewing JoAnn Hildebrandt and family about Child Development Centre, clowns, Dal Dil Vog (band), Celtic Connection (band).
d. ACT 16 TAPE 4 - 1:56:16, includes Dal Dil Vog (band), car wash grads, Hildebrandt family (same as on tape c), Multicultural Society on phone panel, Adrian Tryssenaar as Elvis, Mount Elizabeth Senior Secondary Dance Squad, RotorAct, Eliza Fran singing and playing keyboard, FilCan Canadian Club performing Tinikling dance, District of Kitimat Fitness Leaders dancing.
e. ACT 16 TAPE 5 - 1:36:07, includes behind-the-scenes footage, representatives of Methanex and Alcan, Overwaitea crew shaving their heads, "What's His Name and the Other Guys" (vocal group), Kitimat Pizza Factory group singing, Kitimat Valley Fitness Group, Punjabi dancers, and presentation of the Kitimat Cares Award to Heidi Born.
f. ACT 16 TAPE 6 - 1:10:05, includes Dal Dil Vog, the Whitecaps, final total for telethon, and "ACT Memories: A Look Back" (brief slideshow/clip show of past telethons).
6 videocasettes containing footage of the 16th Annual Aluminum City Telethon (1995), hosted by "Mr. Telethon" Doug Smith. Roughly 8.5 hours of footage in total.
a. ACT 16 TAPE 1 - 1:01:11, includes Senior Concert Band, Dorothy Shane interview, dancers Angela Fois and Chantal Rigoni, Community Band, co-host Christine Doherty.
b. ACT 16 TAPE 2 - 1:03:43, includes two girls (Ria and Randy) dancing, reporter Gareen Ball interviewing ACT founding member and Kitimat Cares Award recipient Muriel Greenlaw, Earl Crawford and "Moonshine" band, student council on phone panel, Christine Doherty and kids singing, Kinettes Club presenting cheque, co-host Pam Elliott, Kitimat Dynamics Gymnastics Club.
c. ACT 16 TAPE 3 - 2:03:37, includes country band on stage, Elks on phone panel, Punjabi dance by Amrit Chhina, Rachel Empson on piano, LaPointe Engineering challenge, Gareen Ball interviewing JoAnn Hildebrandt and family about Child Development Centre, clowns, Dal Dil Vog (band), Celtic Connection (band).
d. ACT 16 TAPE 4 - 1:56:16, includes Dal Dil Vog (band), car wash grads, Hildebrandt family (same as on tape c), Multicultural Society on phone panel, Adrian Tryssenaar as Elvis, Mount Elizabeth Senior Secondary Dance Squad, RotorAct, Eliza Fran singing and playing keyboard, FilCan Canadian Club performing Tinikling dance, District of Kitimat Fitness Leaders dancing.
e. ACT 16 TAPE 5 - 1:36:07, includes behind-the-scenes footage, representatives of Methanex and Alcan, Overwaitea crew shaving their heads, "What's His Name and the Other Guys" (vocal group), Kitimat Pizza Factory group singing, Kitimat Valley Fitness Group, Punjabi dancers, and presentation of the Kitimat Cares Award to Heidi Born.
f. ACT 16 TAPE 6 - 1:10:05, includes Dal Dil Vog, the Whitecaps, final total for telethon, and "ACT Memories: A Look Back" (brief slideshow/clip show of past telethons).
