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File consists of records relating to a competition that was held in 1918 to create a seal for the Art Museum of Toronto. The seal was intended to be used on all official papers, invitations, catalogues, etc.. Designs were submitted as sketches, had specif

File consits of a page of notes regarding the rough designs for the Art Museum Seal by J.E.H. Macdonald, who was using "St Andrew" as a pseudonym, as well as a note regarding Macdonald's name and address.

File consists of a sketch of a design for the Art Museum of Toronto's seal by artist G.A. Reid, who used the pseudonym "Limner" for the competition.

File consists of two sketches of designs for the Art Museum of Toronto's seal by artist F.H. Johnston, who used the symbol of an upside down Venus symbol as a pseudonym for the competition.

File consists of a sketch of a design for the Art Museum of Toronto's seal by artist G.A. Reid, who used the pseudonym "Limner" for the competition.

File consists of a sketch and notes for a design for a silver trowel to be used to lay the first foundational brick for a building for the Art Gallery of Toronto. The artist of the sketch is A. Scott Carter.

File consists of a stapled booklet containing a list of founders, officers, members, and staff of the Gallery.

File consist of a poster advertising a reward for the recovery of six paintings stolen from the Gallery in 1959.

File consists of loose draft or proof pages from the cookbook Can you Stand 25 for Dinner (1966) produced by the Volunteer Committee.

File consists of an informational booklet from the Art Gallery of Toronto Foundation to the Members of the Legal Profession in Metropolitan Toronto, intended to provide useful information to lawyers who may provide counsel to clients who are interested in