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    Reverend John V. Mills in the pulpit of Knox Presbyterian Church. Note the inscription at the top of the pulpit: "Thy Word is Truth".

    Photograph of Reverend John V. Mills wearing clerical garb seated in church study with a Bible (?) open on the table in front of him.

    A brochure produced by the Sunshine Waterloo Company highlighting the features of their one-man self-propelled combine thresher.

    A colour card advertising Sunshine Waterloo Company, Limited which manufacturs metal stampings, childrens' vehicles, auto parts and tools and dies.

    A brochure produced by H.V. McKay Limited, Sunshine Harvester Works, Australia, detailing the features of the Auto Header harvesting machine.

    A brochure produced by H.V. McKay Limited, Sunshine Harvester Works, Australia, detailing the features of the Auto Header harvesting machine.

    Catalogue brochure produced by H.V. McKay, Limited, Sunshine Harvester Works, Melbourne, Australia, detailing the features of their farm implements such as horse-drawn ploughs; reapers; grain and fertilizer disc drills; planters and fertilizers; farm engines; cultivators; harrows; and farm gates.

    Reverse: Olivia Schmuck R.N. - judging the daughters of the employees with their dolls Sunshine Picnic at Waterloo Park 1945

    Reverse: L to R Madeline Emery, Mrs. Arndt and Olivia Schmuck After judging the dolls Sunshine Picnic @ Waterloo Park 1945

    Reverse (exactly as written): Olivia Schmuck Victory Bond Party Sunshine Products 1944 Gen. Manager Mr. A.M. Snider gave it Olivia (the flower in her hair)

    Rev. John V. Mills standing in the pulpit of Knox Presbyterian Church. John Mills worked at the Sunshine Waterloo Company during the war and pastored at Knox Presbyterian Church. For more information see May 1943 Sunshine Newsletter.

    Male employee assembling part of a piece of office furniture.

    Male employee sanding a metal cabinet, likely office furniture.

    Male employee working with a roll of steel.

    Employee working on parts of desks made by Sunshine Waterloo.

    Male employee assembling garbage can, possibly the Saniboy model.

    Image of base and wheels of a baby carriage manufactured by the Sunshine Waterloo Company.

    Employees with stacks of "Saniboy" garbage cans in boxes.

    A brochure entitled "The Farm Smithy" produced by the Sunshine Harvester Works of Australia outlining the history of the company and its establishment by Hugh Victor McKay. This company entered into a joint venture with the Waterloo Manufacturing Company, Limited to make combines for the North American and Argentine markets.

    "Large Manufacturing Centre Town of Waterloo Ontario" "Waterloo is truly a great Industrial Centre with over forty large diversified manufacturers located in our town which denote stability. We wish you were here".