Collection consists of philatelic records from 1857 to 1995. They include postage stamps, covers, and revenue stamps related to British Columbia or issued by a British Columbia government body.

Item is a typewritten manuscript written in 1922 by Judge Thomas S. Futcher detailing the history of British Columbia law stamps. The manuscript includes hand-drawn illustrations and examples of British Columbia law stamps with detailed annotations.

Series consists of philatelic records mostly related to British Columbia from 1857 to 1985. Records include postage stamps, first day covers, covers unique to British Columbia history, and a crash cover.

RECORDED: Victoria (B.C.), 1988-04-28 SUMMARY: In an oral history interview, Gerald Wellburn discusses his logging experiences and stamp collecting.;

A personal notebook with a partial description of a Forest Branch survey boat party, 1913; notes on the use of a slide rule, 1917; and stamp collecting notes, 1928-1936.

Presented by Paul Cooper, Victoria, 1991.

The series consists of three albums containing postage stamps, arranged by theme. The first album, entitled "Silver Jubilee Commemoration" contains postage stamps of the British Empire and celebrates the 25th anniversary (May 6, 1910) of King George V and Queen Mary. The second two albums are entitled "Canada Historical" (volumes 1 and 2). Volume 1 contains Canada postage stamps dating from 1870-1908, however it may have been compiled by Draycott in 1936 or 1937. It was exhibited at the Canadian National Philatelic Exhibition in 1937. Volume 2 was compiled in 1936 and exhibited at the Pacific International Philatelic Exhibition in 1938. Supplementary correspondence, clippings, and exhibit catalogues for each are included among the documents.