The item is a reel of reversal film footage from 1971. It consists of rough spliced footage showing the floor of the Vancouver Stock Exchange with trading underway.

Ledger, roll call of regular and special meetings, register of stocks traded.

The item is a article by Gordon German titled "The stock exchanges of Rossland, 1897-1905: A chronological history of the attempts of the citizens of Rossland to establish a stock exchange to stabilize the mining industry, particularly the development of new mines."

Series includes correspondence, 1910-1912; minute books, 1907-1952; transaction records, 1907-1955; daily bulletins, 1928-1955; financial records; papers re Howe Investment Ltd., and Vancouver Curb Exchange.

Researchers should note that volumes 42 to 49, 54, and 57 to 60 were discovered to be missing when the records were described and rehoused.

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