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[Woman in grey suit in foreground taking a picture of what could be a Douglas DC-3 on airstrip while airplane is being loaded or unloaded.]

[Northern airstrip with two airplanes being loaded or unloaded: a Douglas DC-3 and a British Aerospace 748 (?). Several people stand on the airstrip, and a Bombardier is nearby.]

[A Lockheed C-130 Hercules airplane on a northern airstrip with people standing nearby and some buildings in the background. There are boxes stacked behind and a truck on the airstrip.]

This flew from Quebec, without instruments, 1946 [G-CAVH Moth airplane]

Eldorado plane [DC-3?] at Yellowknife, 1947

2 1 Pictures of Plane thru ice early [in] Fall, The Wing saved the plane & the men from going thru to the Bottom. 1- H. Bay [Hudson's Bay] Store 2. - [obscured text] house. [A Fairchild 71C airplane (call number CF-AVY) sits nosed into the ice. Buildings can be seen in the background.]

The big shot [Wop May?] [The propellor and engine of Mackenzie Air Services' "Eldorado Radium Silver Express" Bellanca Aircruiser airplane. People can be seen standing under the propellor.]

Simpson Air Islander likely enroute Trout Lake [Sambaa K'e]. [An Islander in mid-flight.]

Mackenzie R. [River] @ [at] FS. [Fort Simpson] Same as 3 [A deHavilland Turbo-Beaver (call number C-FOEZ) lands on the Mackenzie River near Fort Simpson in fall.]

FS [Fort Simpson] - Mackenzie R [River] T-Beaver WAL [Wolverine Air Ltd.]. deHavilland Turbo-Beaver CF-OEZ in its original Ontario MNR [Ministry of Natural Resources] colours. The aircraft was purchased through broker Russ Bannock of Bannock Aerospace in 1984 for $277,000. deHavilland manufactured 60 DHC-2Mark3 Turbo-Beavers in the 1960's with many going to the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) CF-OEZ was SN 55 of the 60 built and came off the line in Nov 1968. CF-OEZ was a dedicated aircraft for the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) C-FOEZ was sold to Central Mountain Air in 1992 in a deal where WAL purchased a Turbo-Otter from them (C-GCMY) [A deHavilland Turbo-Beaver (call number C-FOEZ) on the Mackenzie River near Fort Simpson in fall.]

Freeze Up FS [Fort Simpson]. Simpson Air Cessna 185 on the Mackenzie River at Fort Simpson as freeze-up[ arrives [C-GHYM, on floats, is parked at a dock painted blue. A "No Smoking" sign is visible on the dock.]

C-185 at Nahanni Butte Park Strip. Pete Cowie's Cessna 185 CF-TFO [Cessna 185 CF-TFO sits on a grassy area. A trailer, radio tower, and log building are visible behind it.]

Hudson's Bay Company Canso [amphibious airplane] flying along the river for inspections.

[Two men stand next to Fairchild 82 airplane CF-AXE on lake ice. The plane is on skis.]

[Three men stand next to a Fairchild airplane on skis on a frozen lake. The engine of the plane is under a tarp. A dog lies on the snow in front of the men.]

[A large crowd of men gather around Canadian Airways plane on skis CF-AR[I or N] in winter on a frozen lake. A rocky hill is in the background.]

Plane Doug Irland cracked up at my camp 1949 [A damaged plane on skis, call numbers CF-EQ[?] stands on snow in the barren lands with the engine covered with a tarp. A dogsled with five dogs is at left.]

[Three unidentified men refuel Wardair Fairchild Husky (that Max Ward leased prior to getting his Beavers and Otters) airplane on skis (call number CF-EIM) on a frozen lake.]

My camp in the Barren lands 1947 Sam Otto Hilda [Two dog sleds and dogteams are in front of an airplane on ice. One man is on top of an airplane wing while two other men stand around the airplane.]

[View of Noorduyn YC-64 Norseman IV airplane (call number CF-PAB) on floats, tied to shore. Two people sit on a rock outcrop at left.]

in the fall I have to land about 2 mi[les] from Camp. [An unidentified man (left) and Sam Otto (right) have a drink next to an airplane on floats (call number CF-DOJ). A pile of camp supplies is next to them, ready to be taken to Sam's trapping camp. A lake is in the background.]

When we landed near Cecil [Oltons?] cabin Apr. 1940 [Several men with supplies stand around Mackenzie Air Services Bellanca Aircruiser on skis (call number CF-BKW) on a frozen lake.]

Single engine Otter.

Above the Falls 1982 [Wolverine Air's Cessna 185 C-GUAK sits next to the shore. Mountains are visible across the river.]