- FondsAM54 - Major Matthews collection
- SeriesS4 - Collected photographs
- Subseries1 - Albums
- FileM-8 - Frasea Farms Ltd. Famous Grauer Herds
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- Item: M-8-16 - Pure Bred Holsteins and Jerseys are Bred at Frasea Farms and all the Females are Raised for Future Milk Producers in the Herd
- Item: M-8-7 - Seven Beauties Imported From the Island of Jersey By J. Grauer and Sons Forming Part of the Foundation of the Famous Grauer Herds
- Item: M-8-8 - Standard's Phamon - One of the Nobility From Jersey Island - You Can Tell by the Jewellery Around Her Horns
- Item: M-8-15 - The Cattle Have Names at Frasea Farms Because they are Pure Bred. Their Milk Production is Weighed Each Day and Accurate Records are Kept of Their Lifetime Production
- Item: M-8-26 - The Exterior View of Frasea Farms Modern Piggery
- Item: M-8-17 - The Hospital. Any Cow in the Herd that Becomes Ill is Isolated in the Hospital until Completely Cured and Then is Returned Back to the Herd
- Item: M-8-20 - The Huge Milk Cooler Where the Pasturized Milk is Cooled From 145 Degrees Down to 40 Degrees While Passing Over this Cooler. This Cooler is Enclosed with Stainless Steel and Glass
- Item: M-8-11 - The Morning Mash at Frasea is Rich in Vitamins, Calcium and Nutrients that the Cows can Assimilate to Produce a Rich and Healthy Milk
- Item: M-8-22 - The Storage Room. Milk is Stored in a Cold Temperature Here Until Delivered to the Customers
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