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Canadian Society for Creative Leathercraft
Toronto · 1950–2025
The Society’s Records

Document Archive

← History & Records · 130 documents in 7 collections

The Society’s primary-source documents — memoirs, reports, minutes, certificates, the Constitution, and convention programmes — preserved as scanned originals for researchers. Each collection is listed by year.

Document Archive — photograph 1Document Archive — photograph 2Document Archive — photograph 3Member Biographies & Memoirs6 documents · 1956First-hand memoirs and biographies of the Society’s members — the documents from which much of the People record was drawn.Document Archive — photograph 4Document Archive — photograph 5Document Archive — photograph 6Reports & Fellows’ Reports21 documents · 1989–2025Annual and Fellows’ reports — the yearly reports of the Society’s officers and the Council of Fellows.Document Archive — photograph 7Document Archive — photograph 8Document Archive — photograph 9Judging Reports3 documents · 2024–2025The Council of Fellows’ judging reports for the Annual and Virtual competitions, recording the awards and who received them.Document Archive — photograph 10Document Archive — photograph 11Document Archive — photograph 12Meeting Minutes57 documents · 2006–2025The minutes of the Executive Council and the Mississauga branch (MSCL), which record the Society’s appointments, motions, and day-to-day governance.Document Archive — photograph 13Document Archive — photograph 14Document Archive — photograph 15Award Certificates21 documents · 2020–2021Scanned award and competition certificates naming the members who won them.Document Archive — photograph 16Document Archive — photograph 17Document Archive — photograph 18Governance5 documents · 1985–2021The Society’s Constitution and By-Laws, its executive slates, and its fiftieth-anniversary history.Document Archive — photograph 19Document Archive — photograph 20Document Archive — photograph 21Invitations & Programs17 documents · 2014–2025Convention invitations, annual programmes, registration flyers, and workshop notices — the Society’s public face across the years.