Casualty Book 48th Regiment Highlanders – 1892 – 1950s

Although called a Casualty Book, this book lists in order, alphabetically,  soldiers who enlisted in the 48th Highlanders from 1892 to 1950s and  when they were discharged. The book is indexed alphabetically by the last name of the recruits to the regiment. The sheets of paper have the following categories for each soldier: the service […]

Regimental Stores records of dealings with suppliers

Receipts and purchase records  1960’s Eight file folders containing purchase orders and letters of discussion with suppliers for regimental uniform badges, swords and associated items. One Black ledger book

Records of Padre H/Maj. A. Rapson records – WWII

notes and papers found in Padre Rapson’s communion set.  original copies. Included are: handwritten speech notes; Chaplain duties list; burial and KIA list of members of the 1st Battalion, 48th Highlanders of Canada

Original draft of Instrument of Surrender of All German Armed Forces – 4 May 1945

Original carbon copy draft of the “Instrument of Surrender of All German Armed Forces in HOLLAND, in Northeast Germany including all islands and in DENMARK. ” 4 May 1945. Foolscap page, typescript carbon copy with handwritten addition and corrections in ink. Titled as above, then followed by seven (7) typescript sections, the first with the […]

File cards inscribed with nicknames and signatures of TAC21 HQ staff

Six (6) file cards inscribed with nicknames and signatures of TAC 21 Headquarters Staff Members. The cards surround the Flag flown from Field Marshall Montgomery’s vehicle during the parade on 8 May 1945 celebrating Victory in Europe and the German’s unconditional surrender. Behind is the map of the route of TAC 21 Headquarters from England, […]

Locations of TAC 21 Army Group HQ, 1944-45

Foolscap page, typescript. Twenty-eight (28) dates and locations are listed. From England to D-Day landing sites to Luneburg, Germany. Conforms with the dates and locations inscribed on the Map of Northwest Europe, with other items of Field Marshal Sir Bernard Montgomery’s HQ.