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Fonds consists of correspondence and biographical materials related to both Morris and Judith Oberman as well as documents, correspondence, clippings and scrapbooks related to their Zionist activities.

The fonds contains three items pertaining to Northern Printing Company Ltd., including a declaration of ownership of the company by Joseph Edelstein, a letter to Edelstein/Northern Printing Company Ltd. from an author in South Africa, and stationary from the company.

Fonds consists of administrative and financial records of the North End Wilkomirer Hebrew Sick Benefit Association as well as records of its participation and interaction with various other Montreal Jewish community organizations.

Fonds consists of four series: literary work, critical pieces on Gotlib's work, biographical material and correspondence.

Consists of a transcript of a memoir of the early childhood of Dr. Nathan Reich.

The fonds consists of four files concerning the family history and art collection of Nathan Cummings. Materials include recent photocopies of newspaper clippings, annual reports and publications of the Nathan Cummings Foundation, photographs of Nathan Cummings and one book, "An Impressionist Legacy," documenting Cummings' art collection.

The Najer (Nayer) Family Fonds includes both textual and graphic documents of the family, particularly in regards to their immigration to Canada from Poland. It inlcudes various official documents for Chana Najer, Symcha Najer and Annie Nayer, in addition to family photographs. The Fonds also includes personal correspondence some of which includes letters recieved from individuals located in displaced persons' camps within American-occupied Germany.

Consists documents describing a reception and banquet held in honour of the visit of prominent Hebraist, Nachem Sokolov in Montreal, 1913. Description from file, "The Zionist Organization of Canada, under the Leadership of the President Clarence de Sola organized a huge reception for Nahum Sokolov in the "Monument National" - a large auditorium on St. Lawrence Blvd - over 3000 Montreal Jews packed the Theatre, on the speakers' platform were seated the entire group of officers of the Canadian Zionist Organization, the leaders of Canadian Jewry, all Rabbis of the town, the Presidents of Synagogues, and the Jewish, English, French press writers..."

The N. Rombach collection includes a biographical manuscript, various short essays, a Yiddish translation of a prayer, newspaper clippings, and two photographic portraits.

Consists of two albums, created by Murray Kay, of both original and copies of photographs taken by Kay. The images are often accompanied by lines composed by Kay and include images of Montreal and Quebec in the 1930s, Kay's time in England with the RCAF, and his eventual move to California. Collection also includes a short story written by Kay entitled, "Man's Spectre" and a book of poetry composed entirely by Kay.