This page represents most of our collection of original Antique prints of Canada. Please click on an image to see it in high-resolution, with details of the work itself.  For enquiries and purchases, please do contact us.

Six views: Laval University, Lower Town, Beauport Church, Parliament, Seminary, Jesuit College.

Toronto from the Don River warehouses with Ontario House (Wellington Hotel) and Church Street in the distance.

River Lindsay: View of the encampment. 2nd Arctic Expedition 1829-33.

Hamilton Island and Bay, Parry Channel: Christian’s monument. 2nd Arctic Expedition 1829-33.

Province of Alberta. Arms for the territory with description below.

Panoramic view over the St Lawrence river: Towards Cap Daimant and Quebec City.

Cape Hussard, Grimble Isle, Brentford Bay and Brown’s Island: HMS Victory ‘Taking Possesion’ (planting the British standard. 2nd Arctic Expedition 1829-33.

View in Pitt meadows on the Pacific coast.

Winnipeg: Bird’s eye view of the capital of Manitoba.

Panorama of Montreal: From Royal Mount towards Victoria Bridge and the St Lawrence.

Chaudiere Bridge near Quebec.

Junction of the Nashwaak and Tay Rivers.

Double panorama: Montreal from the Royal Mount showing the Victoria Bridge and towards the Royal Mount from the St Lawrence.

Owl’s head Mountain: View from the road.

Vancouver Island: View of Victoria Harbour with the HMS Victory at anchor. 2nd Arctic Expedition 1829-33.

Ottowa: Bird’s eye view from Rideau River to Duke Street and from Cathcart Square to Queen Street. With key.

Taking of Quebec: By the forces of General Wolfe 3 Sept 1759. After Sir Hervey Smyth.

Labrador. Esquimaux Indians in traditional dress. Engraved by John Chapman.

Bird’s Eye View of Montreal from the environs towards St Joseph’s and the St Lawrence.

Province of Manitoba. Arms for the territory with description below.

Portraits of a man and woman of Nootka (St George’s) Sound.

View in Moose country. After Thomas Mower Martin.

Buffalo and Elk hunting, Niagara Falls, Arms of Native Indians with explanatory text in French.

Montmorency Falls in winter: View of the fall of the Montmorency river into the St Lawrence.