Item consists of one poster dated May 14, 1878 offering a $40.00 reward for a stolen bay mare, a democrat waggon, a new set of black-mounted harnesses, two buffalo robes and a few bags of wheat. Goods were stolen from Samuel Smith, Lot 7, Concession 4 near Edgely.

File consists of photographs collected by the McQuarrie family. Images illustrate work and formal attire of the day typical of rural Ontario, horses raised on farm, period automobiles, architectural structures located on the farm, a tractor-drawn combine, as well as personalities associated with the farm.

Accession M023.16 consists of a bridle ornament made by Isaac Baker. The bridle consists of a silver-plate piece in a scalloped shaped with a slight curve. Usually, a maker's mark is engraved onto this piece and then it is attached to the nose band of the bridle. Inscribed in the band of the bridge is "Isaac Baker / Saddler / Maple Ont."