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Nicholas Morant Order of Canada, Framed

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Part Of: Nicholas Morant fonds

Scope & Content: Framed award, Order of Canada, given to Nicholas Morant in 1990; black and red text with printed emblem near top, in simple black / gold frame.

Date Range: 1990

Reference Code: M300 / II / C / 6 / 69 O.S.

Description Level: 6 / Item

GMD: Government record; Textual record

Part Of: Nicholas Morant fonds

Description Level: 6 / Item

Fonds Number: M300 / V500 / S20

Sous-Fonds: M300

Sub-Series: M300 / II / C / 6 : Promotional Items, Awards and Correspondence

Accession Number: 7784

Reference Code: M300 / II / C / 6 / 69 O.S.

GMD: Government record; Textual record

Responsibility: Nicholas Morant

Date Range: 1990

Physical Description: 1 Framed Award: textual, Order of Canada

Scope & Content: Framed award, Order of Canada, given to Nicholas Morant in 1990; black and red text with printed emblem near top, in simple black / gold frame.

Name Access: Morant, Nicholas

Subject Access: Award; Order of Canada; Government of Canada

Geographic Access: Canada

Reproduction Restrictions: This item is not to be reproduced without the explicit permission of its identified owner(s).

Language: English; French

Creator: Government of Canada

Title Source: Title based on contents of file

Processing Status: Processed

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Audubon Magazine Mailed Envelope [Document File]

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Part Of: Nicholas Morant fonds

Scope & Content: One yellow/beige mailing envelope, addressed to Nicholas Morant at home address in Banff. Handwritten label by Morant referencing "Rungius" (likely Carl Rungius), possibly the sender. Previously contained 4 non-annotated copies of Audubon magazine (November 1984 issue) which have been moved to box …

Date Range: 1984

Reference Code: M300 / III / A / 8 / 42

Description Level: 6 / Item

GMD: Textual record

Part Of: Nicholas Morant fonds

Description Level: 6 / Item

Fonds Number: M300 / S20 / V500

Sous-Fonds: M300

Sub-Series: M300 / III / A : Nick and Willie Morant

Accession Number: 7784

Reference Code: M300 / III / A / 8 / 42

GMD: Textual record

Responsibility: Kept by Nicholas Morant

Date Range: 1984

Physical Description: 1 Textual Record: mailing envelope

Scope & Content: One yellow/beige mailing envelope, addressed to Nicholas Morant at home address in Banff. Handwritten label by Morant referencing "Rungius" (likely Carl Rungius), possibly the sender. Previously contained 4 non-annotated copies of Audubon magazine (November 1984 issue) which have been moved to box of non-annotated Morant textual content in upstairs vault (accn. 7784).

Notes: Various labels and stamps on front of envelope: “RUNGIUS – AUDUBON” (in black marker) “AUDUBON 950 Third Avenue New York, N.Y. 10022” “Mr. Nicholas Morant P.O. Box 1288 Banff, Alberta T0L 0C0 CANADA” (blue and white mailing label on front centre) Customs clearance stamp, Edmonton “PRINTED MATTER” (stamp x2 on front) “NEW YORK NOV. 20 ’84 N.Y. U.S. POSTAGE 1.81” (red ink postage stamp on white sticker)

Name Access: Morant, Nicholas; Rungius, Carl

Subject Access: Correspondence; Book; Mail; Audubon

Geographic Access: Canada; Alberta; Banff; United States of America

Language: English

Creator: Nicholas Morant; Carl Rungius

Title Source: Title based on contents of file

Content Details: Accompanying 4 magazines (see "Scope & Content") will likely be discarded; update description to reflect outcome.

Processing Status: Processed

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Stamped, Framed Correspondence (Nicholas Morant and Edward Milkis)

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Part Of: Nicholas Morant fonds

Scope & Content: Framed letter written by Nicholas Morant addressed to TV and Film Producer Edward Milkis following the creation of film "Silver Streak" (1976). Letter is typed, with "BULL SHIT!" stamped multiple times across front. Also includes Nicholas Morant's professional stamp and satirical illustration by Mo…

Date Range: 1976

Reference Code: M300 / III / D / 60 (O.S.)

Description Level: 6 / Item

GMD: Textual record; Private record

Part Of: Nicholas Morant fonds

Description Level: 6 / Item

Fonds Number: M300 / S20 / V500

Sous-Fonds: M300

Sub-Series: M300 / III / D : Personal and Family Records : Collected Material

Accession Number: 7784

Reference Code: M300 / III / D / 60 (O.S.)

GMD: Textual record; Private record

Responsibility: Produced by Nicholas Morant

Date Range: 1976

Physical Description: 1 framed letter (wood frame), typed; 1 letter, typed, attached to back of frame

History / Biographical: Edward Milkis (1931 - 1996) was a film and television producer. Milkis was best known for his work with the original "Star Trek" series (1968 - 1969), and other TV shows such as "The Brady Bunch" (1969 - 1972), "Laverne & Shirley" (1976 - 1983) and "Happy Days" (1974 - 1984). Milkis was also the producer for multiple films, including "Silver Streak" (1976) starring Gene Wilder, Richard Pryor and Jill Clayburgh. Nicholas Morant was involved with "Silver Streak" while he took action shots of the cast and photos of the train segment of the film set, while working for the Canadian Pacific Railway company as their Special Photographer (much of the filming took place aboard a Canadian Pacific train, explaining Morant's involvement). It is likely Milkis and Morant became acquainted while working on the set of "Silver Streak" together.

Scope & Content: Framed letter written by Nicholas Morant addressed to TV and Film Producer Edward Milkis following the creation of film "Silver Streak" (1976). Letter is typed, with "BULL SHIT!" stamped multiple times across front. Also includes Nicholas Morant's professional stamp and satirical illustration by Morant of unidentified creature. Signed "Marantz" on bottom (an inside joke which Morant usually applied to gag letters and notes for friends and colleagues). Response letter (signed) from Edward Milkis typed onto paper with "Silver Streak" film logo is attached to back, dated July 30, 1976 .

Notes: From collection of items formerly on display in Nick and Ivy "Willie" Morant's Banff home.

Name Access: Milkis, Edward

Subject Access: Film; Movie; Silver Streak; Illustration

Geographic Access: Canada; Alberta; Banff

Reproduction Restrictions: Reference use only; no reproduction

Language: English

Creator: Nicholas Morant, Edward Milkis

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Title Source: Title based on contents of file

Processing Status: Processed

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Film Reel #4

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Part Of: William Royle fonds

Scope & Content: Item consists of a 16 mm reel of colour film depicting topics such as the 1955 Banff Winter Carnvial, skiing, mountains, wildlife, and Banff Indian Days. Film also has three pieces of paper with handwritten notes on the contents of the film.

Date Range: 1955

Reference Code: V808 / II / NF - 4

Description Level: 6 / Item

GMD: Film

Part Of: William Royle fonds

Description Level: 6 / Item

Fonds Number: M587 / V808

Series: II. Motion pictures

Sous-Fonds: V808

Accession Number: 2021.29

Reference Code: V808 / II / NF - 4

GMD: Film

Date Range: 1955

Physical Description: 8 mm film reel ; col.

History / Biographical: See fonds level description

Scope & Content: Item consists of a 16 mm reel of colour film depicting topics such as the 1955 Banff Winter Carnvial, skiing, mountains, wildlife, and Banff Indian Days. Film also has three pieces of paper with handwritten notes on the contents of the film.