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File consists of records related to Marshall McLuhan and his estate as clients of CSWS Ltd. Includes: assorted correspondence about public appearances, rights and reproductions of his work; royalty statements; September 23-29 1978 issue of TV Guide featuring an article from Marshall McLuhan "Shall We Laugh or Cry?"; proposal for the McLuhan Program International at the University of Toronto; programme information for the 1998 Coach House Festival at the University of Toronto.

File consists of a covering letter to Eric McLuhan with a manuscript consisting of three parts: "McLuhan Live", "Probes", and "McLuhan On".

File consists of correspondence and related records associated with Marshall McLuhan's public appearances and lectures in 1974-1975.

File consists of two unsigned ACTRA performer contracts for Marshall McLuhan.

File consists of records related to Marshall McLuhan's trip and speaking engagement (Jornadas nacionales de radio) in Barcelona, Spain in January 1975. Includes: correspondence, conference programme, itinerary, press clippings, travel receipts.

File consists of records related to Marshall McLuhan and his estate as clients of CSWS Ltd. Includes: assorted correspondence and requests about public appearances, rights and reproductions of his work. Also included are two photographs of Corinne and Marshall McLuhan and three greeting cards to Matie Molinaro from Corinne McLuhan.

File consists of a draft of the book's introduction

File consists of magazine articles about Marshall McLuhan.

File consists of correspondence, promotional materials, and invoices related to Marshall McLuhan's assorted public speaking engagements and lectures.

File consists of an audio cassette recording of Marshall McLuhan's funeral by the CBC. Also includes clip from the radio program Sunday Morning.

File consists of records related to Marshall McLuhan and his estate as clients of CSWS Ltd. Includes: correspondence with the Public Archives of Canada (1981); advertisement for a seminar given by McLuhan, Understanding Media: New Approaches to Management Communications and Organization (9-10 Dec. 1964); book review of "The Mechanical Bride" (Apr. 1952); draft contract with McLelland & Stewart for the book "Counterblast" (Mar. 1967); Centre for Culture and Technology: Intuition Awards, 1964.

File consists of records related to Marshall McLuhan and his estate as clients of CSWS Ltd. Includes: invitation and related materials for a conference in Buenos Aires; curriculum vitae of Robert Escarpit; letter from Chris Johnson to Matie Molinaro; article clippings; programme for the 1971 Christian Culture Award from Assumption College in Windsor, Ontario of which McLuhan was the medallist; article offprint: Barrington Nevitt, "Via Media with Marshall McLuhan" Kybernetes no. 10 (1981): 235-240

File consists of correspondence and an unsigned contract for a television pilot project between McLuhan & Associates and Environmental Communications.

File consists of a clipping of a cartoon of Marshall McLuhan from The City magazine (Toronto Star Sunday magazine).

File consists of a clipping from the Sunday Sun about Eric McLuhan, "McLuhan thinks like his father".

File consists of a typed draft of an article by Marshall McLuhan about Wyndham Lewis: "My Friend Wyndham Lewis", Atlantic Monthly, December 1969.

File consists of an invitation to the screening of T. C. [Teri] McLuhan's documentary "The Shadow Catcher"; clipping of an interview in the Toronto Star with actress Colleen Dewhurst where she mentions filming "The Third Walker", directed by Teri McLuhan.

File consists of correspondence related to Eric McLuhan's keynote address to the 2nd Latin American Forum of the ILCE's [Latin American Institute of Educational Communication] Graduate Program in Educational Technologies in October 1999 in Mexico City.

File consists of correspondence and royalty statements related to Eric McLuhan and the estate of Marshall McLuhan as clients of CSWS Ltd.

File consists of correspondence related to Eric McLuhan and the estate of Marshall McLuhan as clients of CSWS Ltd. Subjects include: rights to the electronic editions of The Essential McLuhan and The Gutenberg Galaxy; discussions with the University of Toronto Press about rights. Also included is a copy of a talk given by Eric McLuhan in Sienna, Italy in November 1996 titled, "The Renaissance Cycle".

File consists of correspondence, invoices and travel arrangements related to Eric McLuhan's keynote address to the 2nd Latin American Forum of the ILCE's [Latin American Institute of Educational Communication] Graduate Program in Educational Technologies in October 1999 in Mexico City.

File consists of correspondence between CSWS Ltd. and McLuhan scholar W. Terrence Gordon about McLuhan book projects. Topics include: the editing for publication of McLuhan's doctoral dissertation, "The Classical Trivium: The Place of Thomas Nashe in the Learning of His Time"; and publication of a new edition of Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man, edited by Gordon.; publication of Marshall McLuhan Unbound. File also includes draft of chapter 12 of biography on McLuhan (see 2010-040/076(07) for covering letter).

File consists of correspondence between CSWS Ltd. and McLuhan scholar W. Terrence Gordon about McLuhan book projects. Topics include: the editing for publication of McLuhan's doctoral dissertation, "The Classical Trivium: The Place of Thomas Nashe in the Learning of His Time"; Gordon's agreement with Mark Batty Publishers; publication of a new edition of Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man, edited by Gordon.

File consists of correspondence between Andrew McLuhan and CSWS Ltd., primarily about the organization of the Toronto International McLuhan Festival of the Future.

File consists of correspondence from CSWS Ltd. to Teri McLuhan about a manuscript by Patwant Singh titled "The World According to Washington".

File consists of biographical material, headshot photographs and royalty statements for communications scholar Bruce R. Powers, who co-authored with Marshall McLuhan the book, The Global Village.

File consists of records related to communications scholar Bruce R. Powers, who co-authored with Marshall McLuhan the book, The Global Village. Includes correspondence with Powers and publishers about the publication of The Global Village, (working title: The Resonating Interval); draft foreword for the book; project outline from July 1980; article draft and offprint: Marshall McLuhan and Bruce Powers, "Electronic Banking and the Death of Privacy", Journal of Communications 31:1 (Winter 1981).

File consists of correspondence and project outline related to communications professor Carlo Sartori and his book project on different models of television throughtout the world, L'occhio universale : modelli di sviluppo, programmi e pubblico delle televisioni del mondo (Milan: Rizzoli, 1981). Marshall and Eric McLuhan wrote the introduction to the book.

File consists of correspondence about the funeral of Frank Zingrone and correspondence from Eric McLuhan about unamed project with Frank Zingrone.

File consists of correspondence related to Mo Cohen, owner of Gingko Press. Topics include: royalties from Janine Marchessault; dispute with Mark Batty Publishers; draft memorandum of agreement between Terrence Gordon and Gingko Press for his book, "Marshall McLuhan"; McLuhan for Managers.

File consists of correspondence with Mo Cohen, owner of Gingko Press, current publisher of Marshall McLuhan's books.

File consists of correspondence with Mo Cohen, owner of Gingko Press, current publisher of Marshall McLuhan's books.

File consists of typed reports and reproductions of "Media Log II" and "Media Log III" as part of the Project in Understanding Media. Included is a reproduction of letter from Marshall McLuhan to Archbishop of Toronto Philip Pocock. File also includes royalty statements and invoices of commission paid to CSWS Ltd.

File consists of records related to Marshall McLuhan and his estate as clients of CSWS Ltd. Includes reproductions of correspondence related to the "Letters of Marshall McLuhan" book project; correspondence about rights and requests to re-publish the work of Marshall McLuhan.

File includes correspondence about the Japanese edition of Understanding Media and typed reproduction of the 1970 Mary C. Richardson Lecture given by Marshall McLuhan at the State University College of Arts and Science (Geneseo, New York) titled, "Librairies: Past, Present Future".

File consists of records related to Corinne McLuhan and the estate of Marshall McLuhan as clients of CSWS Ltd. Includes correspondence about the dispute with Janine Marchessault; handwritten notes by Matie Molinaro about correspondence and royalties; royalty statements; correspondence about the rights for The Gutenberg Galaxy.

File consists of email correspondence between Eric McLuhan and Cameron McEwen about a McLuhan database.

File consists of correspondence between CSWS Ltd. and Sabina and Eric McLuhan.

File consists of correspondence between Michael McLuhan and CSWS Ltd. about the management of the McLuhan Estate.

File consists of correspondence with Oxford University Press about the contracts for the book Letters of Marshall McLuhan.

File consists of portraits of Marshall McLuhan and Bruce Powers and a composite of them together, with attached note by Bruce Powers, related to the publication of The Global Village.

File consists primarily of correspondence related to the use of the term "Global Village" in a 1997 advertising campaign for the telecommunications company MCI.

Filec consists of clippings about Marshall McLuhan; research notes and reproductions of correspondence for the book project, "Letters of Marshall McLuhan".

File consists of clippings about McLuhan; correspondence to CSWS Ltd. from Corinne McLuhan; correspondence from York University Archives and Special Collections to CSWS Ltd.; and correspondence from 1956 between Marshall McLuhan and publishers about the The Mechanical Bride.

File consists of correspondence and drafts of articles by Marshall McLuhan sent to Corinne McLuhan from C. Carroll Hollis, professor of English at the University of North Carolina. Includes: early draft of an essay titled "The Southern Quarterly", subsequently published in The Sewanee Review, (Summer 1947); manuscript titled "Introduction to the Character"; carbon copy of an essay, "A Strategy for an English School".

File consists of royalty statements and requests for Marshall McLuhan as a public speaker and correspondence about public speaking appearances.

File consists of records related to McLuhan scholar W. Terrence Gordon. Includes: outline/description and list of quotations to be used for the book Marshall McLuhan for Beginners; correspondence with publishers about Gordon's biography of Marshall McLuhan, Marshall McLuhan: Escape into Understanding.

File consists of correspondence related to a film project by St. Michael's College at the University of Toronto with the working title "The City", involving Marshall McLuhan.

File consists of requests for permission to cite or republish the work of Marshall McLuhan.

File consists of a description for the book, Marshall McLuhan: Media in America to be sent out to prospective publishers.

File consists of the June 10-16, 1989 TV Guide which includes an article about Marshall McLuhan by Neil Hickey: "Marshall McLuhan: 'Televisionary' or Crackpot?"

File consists of correspondence related to Marshall McLuhan and his estate as clients of CSWS Ltd., primarily about rights and requests to re-publish the work of Marshall McLuhan.

File consists of reproductions of correspondence between Marshall McLuhan and Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and members of his government.

File consists of records related to Marshall McLuhan and his estate as clients of CSWS Ltd. Includes: letter from Mary McLuhan to Matie Molinaro; correspondence from Barrington Nevitt about his upcoming manuscript "The Communication Ecology"; correspondence from McGraw-Hill about requests for permission to cite from "Understanding Media"; reproductions of clippings about the acquisition of the McLuhan papers by the Public Archives of Canada in 1984.

File consists of: correspondence from publisher about the book, "City As Classroom"; typescript of "The Hidden Information Environment," address to American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business, Toronto, 15 April 1977; typescript of "Printing and Social Change," Chapter IV of Printing Progress: A Mid-Century Report (International Association of Printing House Craftsmen Inc., 1959)

File consists of chapter summaries (chapters 16-20) for the book, "York Wilson: His Life and Work, 1907-1984" by Lela Wilson and Sandra Dyck (Ottawa : Carleton University Press, 1997).

File consists of correspondence between CSWS Ltd. and University of Oregon professor Julianne Newton about Bruce Powers and the tetrads.

File consists of the 1989 and 1990 catalogue for the publisher Fulcrum, featuring Sanderson's book (with Frank MacDonald), "Marshall McLuhan: The Man and his Message"; correspondence from Sanderson to CSWS Ltd. about a possible new project about John Harrison.

File consists of records related to management consultant Dr. Paul Weinzweig as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence and invoice related to a public speaking engagement.

File consists of records related to writers and illustrators Ken and Lucy Wells as clients of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence, clippings, invoices, and headshot photographs.

File consists of a covering letter, biographical information and pamphlets about White's lectures and workshops on the subject of consciousness.

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a client of CSWS Ltd.: ACTRA membership insurance statements; clippings; royalty statement; CSWS Ltd. pamphlet promoting Wicks as a public speaker.

File consists of Wick's manuscript, "Waiting for the All Clear".

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a client of CSWS Ltd.: royalty statements; correspondence

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a client of CSWS Ltd.: promotional material related to the Born To Read and Share Online literacy project.

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence with McClelland and Stewart about Wicks' memoir/autobiography book project.

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a client of CSWS Ltd.: general correspondence and royalty statements; promotional photograph.

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a client of CSWS Ltd.: comedy script for television titled "Dust to Dust".

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence related to permissions to reprint Wicks cartoons.

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a client of CSWS Ltd.: manuscript for Wicks' book "Dawn of the Promised Land".

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a client of CSWS Ltd.: manuscript for Wicks' book "Dawn of the Promised Land".

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a client of CSWS Ltd.: royalty statements and correspondence from Bloomsbury Publishing .

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence; draft contracts; royalty statements. Also included is a copy of "Letter from an Evacuee" by Ben Wicks, related to his book project "No Time To Wave Goodbye".

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a client of CSWS Ltd.: clippings of articles about Wicks.

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence; royalty statements; biographical highlights; promotional photograph; reproductions of Katie and Orbie book covers

File consists of the first draft of a book titled, "And Then The Blue Birds Sang Again". [An early version of "Welcome Home: True Stories of Soldiers Returning from World War II" (Bloomsbury, 1991)?]

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a client of CSWS Ltd.: royalty statements from McClelland and Stewart Ltd. File also includes Wicks' 1985 CSWS Ltd. contract.

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence and invoices related to Wicks' public speaking events/lectures.

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence and invoices related to Wicks' public speaking events/lectures.

File consists of proposal, outline, and correspondence related to Ben Wicks book, "No Time To Wave Goodbye" (Bloomsbury, 1988) about the English evacuees during the Second World War. File also included a script adaptation by Peter Wildeblood and the outline for Wicks' subsequent book project, "Welcome Home".

File consists of rights and option agreements and related correspondence with Venture Entertainment Group Inc. for the film and television rights of Wicks' book, "No Time To Wave Goodbye".

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence, invoices and travel receipts related to Wicks' public speaking events/lectures. Also included is Wicks' lecturer agreement with CSWS Ltd. from 1972.

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence and invoices related to Wicks' public speaking events/lectures.

File consists of 16 pages of storyboards, likely for a book or animated series. Project title is unknown. The drawings feature a family and home in the suburbs.

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks and his daughter Susan Wicks, as a clients of CSWS Ltd.: general correspondence related to the Katie and Orbie series.

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks and his daughter Susan Wicks, as a clients of CSWS Ltd.: records related to the lawsuit with Paragon Entertainment; correspondence; royalty statements; typed drafts of Katie & Orbie stories with notes by Susan Wicks.

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks and his daughter Susan Wicks, as a clients of CSWS Ltd.: episode scripts for the Katie & Orbie series

File consists of correspondence with CSWS Ltd. and Oxford University Press about permissions to reprint cartoons by Ben Wicks'.

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: clippings; correspondence about Wiggins' play "Sleeping Beauty".

File consists of a short story written by Wiggins titled "My Sister's Keeper"

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence about the musical "Please, Don't Sneeze" and various productions; poetry and haikus by Wiggins.

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence, royalty statements, promotional material, and clippings related to Wiggins' play, "Sinbad and the Mermaid".

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: general correspondence, notes, Wiggins' resume, proposal for series of children's stories 2 to 3 minutes in length.

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence (primarily script/rights requests), royalty statements, clippings.

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence and draft scripts for a television series developped by Wiggins' titled "The Trouble with Angus".

File consists of short story manuscripts written by actor and CSWS Ltd. client Chris Wiggins: "The Birthday Present", "If You Know Where To Look

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: general correspondence about Wiggins' plays and between CSWS Ltd. and Wiggins; royalty statements; clippings; short story manuscripts: "Numbered Among My Friends", "Twists and Turns".

File consists of correspondence between Carol Wilson and Matie Molinaro about a book manuscript.

File consists of records related to writer Carol Wilson as a client of CSWS Ltd. and member of the Canadian Author's Association: correspondence, clippings, heashot photographs.