City of Vancouver Archives

AM626
Fonds
[ca. 192-]-1979

The fonds consists of poetry, written in German, dealing with personal matters, nature and relief camps, and photographs of Koenig's career as a boat builder and views of Snug Cove, Bowen Island, Brooksmere, Kamloops, Penticton, and Lytton.

Koenig, Karl

Karl Koenig in converted lifeboat

AM626-: CVA 288-026
Item
[ca. 1937]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Karl Koenig on converted lifeboat trial run

AM626-: CVA 288-076
Item
[1958]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Karl Koenig on converted lifeboat trial run

AM626-: CVA 288-077
Item
[1958]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Karl Koenig on converted lifeboat trial run

AM626-: CVA 288-078
Item
[1958]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Karl Koenig on Granville Street at Robson Street

AM626-: CVA 288-017
Item
1936

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Karl Koenig posing on sea plane

AM626-: CVA 288-046
Item
[ca. 1950]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Karl Koenig standing beside Totem

AM626-: CVA 288-100
Item
1964

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Karl Koenig standing on boat in front of Harbour Marine Service building

AM626-: CVA 288-090
Item
[ca. 1960]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Karl Koenig walking at night on a Vancouver street

AM626-: CVA 288-028
Item
1939

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Karl Koenig working on boat in front of Harbour Marine Service building

AM626-: CVA 288-088
Item
[ca. 1960]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Karl Koenig working on boat in front of Harbour Marine Service building

AM626-: CVA 288-089
Item
[ca. 1960]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Karl Koenig working on boat in front of Harbour Marine Service building

AM626-: CVA 288-110
Item
[ca. 1960]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Karl Koenig working on boat in front of Harbour Marine Service building

AM626-: CVA 288-112
Item
[ca. 1960]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Karl Koenig working on boat in front of Harbour Marine Service building

AM626-: CVA 288-111
Item
[ca. 1960]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Koenig in vehicle of his painting business

AM626-: CVA 288-062
Item
[ca. 1955]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Koenig on sailboat

AM626-: CVA 288-056
Item
[ca. 1955]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Koenig on sailboat, a converted lifeboat with leeboards

AM626-: CVA 288-055
Item
[ca. 1955]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Koenig on the Idler at Mosquito Creek

AM626-: CVA 288-071
Item
1953

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Koenig with Hector [at stream]

AM626-: CVA 288-023
Item
1937

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Koenig with Hector [at stream]

AM626-: CVA 288-024
Item
1937

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Koenig, Walter Holt and another man on boat deck

AM626-: CVA 288-014
Item
1934

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Lifeboat repairs

AM626-: CVA 288-059
Item
[ca. 1955]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Madill Shipyards

AM626-: CVA 288-054
Item
[ca. 1955]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Man climbing onto freight car

AM626-: CVA 288-006
Item
1932

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Man climbing onto freight train car

AM626-: CVA 288-008
Item
1933

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Man in flooded street in front of Union Oil Dealer

AM626-: CVA 288-042
Item
1942

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Man on bridge at Lost Lagoon

AM626-: CVA 288-003
Item
[193-?]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Man sitting on top of freight train

AM626-: CVA 288-011
Item
[ca. 1933]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Man sleeping on top of freight train

AM626-: CVA 288-010
Item
[ca. 1933]

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Man standing in flooded street

AM626-: CVA 288-036
Item
1942

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Man walking along snowy road, possibly Karl Koenig

AM626-: CVA 288-013
Item
1934

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Mari-Mari

AM626-: CVA 288-074
Item
Apr. 1958

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Item is a photograph showing the boat, Mari-Mari, on land. Writing on verso: "Very pretty lines Charley! Here the boat is in front of the shop, that I built her in. The shop doesn't show in this picture. Richard H. Dewinger. Boat Mari-Mari."

Mari-Mari

AM626-: CVA 288-075
Item
Apr. 1958

Part of Karl Koenig fonds

Item is a photograph showing the boat, Mari-Mari, in front of the shop. Writing on verso: "Charley! In front of the shop, sitting in the cradle, waiting to be hauled to the water. Rich! [Richard Dewinger]"