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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.

    Handwritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to Mrs. C.E Hoffman on July 14, 1910. King offers his sympathies to Mrs. Hoffman after the death of her husband.

    Telegram from William Lyon Mackenzie King to Mrs. C.E Hoffman on July 27, 1911. King asks Mrs. Hoffman if he can have her house from August to early September. Additional words handwritten in black ink on reverse by unknown source.

    Telegram from William Lyon Mackenzie King to Mrs. C.E Hoffman on July 29, 1911. King requests permission to hire a new maid.

    Typewritten letter from Francis Giddens, private secretary to William Lyon Mackenzie King, to Mrs. C.E Hoffman on September 19, 1911. Giddens informs Mrs. Hoffman that the payment for the house rental has been sent to Mr. Laing. Signature in black ink by Francis Giddens

    Typewritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to Mrs. C. E. Hoffman on September 30, 1911. King expresses his surprise that Mrs. Hoffman does not wish to accept his cheque. King insists that the cheque is for the appropriate amount based on the written agreement they had made. Additional words ...

    Handwritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to Mrs. C.E Hoffman on March 27, 1911. King discusses the possibility of renting her house for the summer, but states that his stay will depend on when the current parliamentary sessions is finished. King will call on her next time he is ...

    Handwritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to Mrs. C.E Hoffman on May 2, 1911. King writes Mrs. Hoffman to inform her that his plans are still dependent on parliament and that he does not wish to delay her trip abroad.

    Typewritten letter from Francis Giddens, private secretary to William Lyon Mackenzie King, to Mrs. C.E Hoffman on May 19, 1911. Giddens writes Mrs. Hoffman stating that he has enclosed the agreement of King renting her house in Berlin. Signature in black ink by Francis Giddens

    Typewritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to Mrs. George A. Heather, on June 21, 1943. King thanks her for her letter about the role of women in reconstruction, and policy. Signature in black ink by William Lyon Mackenzie King

    Typewritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to Mrs. George A. Heather, on December 24, 1944. King thanks Mrs. Heather for her Christmas greeting and sends his best wishes to her and Mr. Heather for Christmas and the New Year. Additional words and signature handwritten in black ink by William ...

    Handwritten letter from Mrs. C. E. Hoffman to William Lyon Mackenzie King on January 28, 1912. Mrs. Hoffman requests to be paid for rent and damages to household items. She also mentions the telephone issue.

    Typewritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to Mrs. George A. Heather on October 26, 1926. King thanks Mrs. Heather for her earlier letter. Signature in black ink by William Lyon Mackenzie King