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    William Lyon Mackenzie King calling card, and envelope with holiday greeting.

    William Lyon Mackenzie King Christmas thank you card.

    Christmas card signed by William Lyon Mackenzie King.

    William Lyon Mackenzie King card celebrating the new year.

    Postcard featuring an image of William Lyon Mackenzie King standing outdoors. Includes text "Birthplace of Hon. Mackenzie King, Kitchener, Ont." and "Photographed on his visit Sept. 13 th 1922. (Copyright Photo by Denton)".

    Yours sincerely / Mackenzie King

    Published by the Montreal World Publishing Company, Limited in Montreal, Quebec, Canada in 1926. This pamphlet contains several images as well as several short articles on different aspects of King's life such as his family life and political career.

    Typewritten partial letter, undated. This letter is a single page fragment that is unaddressed, unsigned and undated.

    Typewritten letter from W. H. Measures, King's private secretary, to C. Mortimer Bezeau on April 12, 1930. Measures expresses King's regret at not being able to reply to his letter of March 10 due to the pressure of parliamentary duties. Signature in black ink by W. H. Measures.

    Typewritten letter from H. R. L. Henry, secretary to the President of the Privy Council, to C. Mortimer Bezeau on April 15, 1930. On King's behalf, Henry thanks Bezeau for the kind words in his April 4 letter. Signature in black ink by H. R. L Henry.

    Copy of typewritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to S. C. Tweed, representative of Liberal Party in Legislative Assembly of Ontario, on May 20, 1930. King thanks Tweed for the sentiments conveyed in the resolution passed by the Liberal workers in Kitchener.

    Typewritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to C. Mortimer Bezeau on August 7, 1930. King thanks Bezeau for his earlier letter and regrets that he has not responded sooner. Additional words and signature handwritten in black ink by William Lyon Mackenzie King.

    Typewritten letter from H.R.L. Henry, King's Private Secretary, to C. Mortimer Bezeau on February 7, 1935. Henry thanks Bezeau for the correspondence and newspaper clippings. Henry states that King is very busy at this time, and it is not possible to pass the letter on to King. Signature in black ...

    Typewritten letter from C. Mortimer Bezeau to H.R.L. Henry, King's Private Secretary, on May 23, 1935. Bezeau expressing his annoyance that Henry has withheld his letter and file of newspaper articles from King, and asks for their return.

    Typewritten letter from H.R.L. Henry, King's Private Secretary, to C. Mortimer Bezeau on May 27, 1935. Henry thanks Bezeau for his letter on May 23 and assures Bezeau that he had not meant to imply that Bezeau was trespassing on King’s time. He also writes that he is sending back ...

    Typewritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to C. Mortimer Bezeau on June 29, 1936. King thanks Bezeau for the congratulations and remarks on their friendship which has strengthened over the years. Signature in black ink by William Lyon Mackenzie King

    Typewritten letter from C. Mortimer Bezeau to William Lyon Mackenzie King on May 26, 1938. Bezeau congratulates King on his speech in the House of Commons regarding foreign policy. Bezeau also expresses his fears about foreign markets.

    Typewritten letter from H. R. L. Henry, King's Private Secretary, to C. Mortimer Bezeau on September 21, 1938. Henry expresses King’s appreciation for Bezeau’s letter regarding his stand on the international crisis. Signature in black ink by H. R. L. Henry

    Handwritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to C. Mortimer Bezeau on December 22, 1933. King thanks Bezeau for the Christmas card and wishes Bezeau and his family to have a good Christmas and New Year.

    Typewritten letter from H. R. L. Henry, King's private secretary, to C. Mortimer Bezeau on July 10, 1942. Henry acknowledges receipt of Bezeau’s letter and thanks him behalf of King for the suggestion. Signature in black ink by H. R. L. Hneyr