Pte O´Brien, Melvin: Brassards, 48th Highlanders, 1st Div., WW2

A set of brassards (arm bands) worn around the upper arm displaying the 48th Highlanders unit flash over top of the red rectangle of the First Canadian Infantry Division. The brassard is made of a khaki Sanforized cotton fabric and has an opening at the top to allow a shoulder strap to pass through it. […]

Balmoral with 48th Highlanders, 1914 CEF Buckle Badge

Standard issue other ranks balmoral style cap. The balmoral is khaki worsted wool on the exterior and lined with black twill fabric. The tourri also is khaki. The size is adjusted with a piece khaki twill tape running through an set of eyes set into the sweat  band. The tape is undone. Mounted on the […]

Irwin, Arthur V., Cpl: Balmoral and Cap Badge

Standard issue other ranks balmoral style cap, marked with a WD (War Department) and Broad Arrow stamp in white ink on the inside, along with the numeral 19. The balmoral is khaki worsted wool on the exterior and lined with khaki twill fabric. The tourri also is khaki. The size is adjusted with a piece […]

Pte G.A. Jones – Glengarry

Black wool glengarry bonnet hat with checkered squares of 48th Highlanders pattern around base of the hat. Two fabric ribbons extending from back of the hat and red wool toorie on top. A square black fabric patch on side of hat, with circle indent, used for placing cap badge upon.

Leather Baldric

White leather baldric, a belt sash worn over the shoulder, with metal ring at lower end for attaching on and carrying a weapon or instrument. Bronze belt buckle and bronze plate with silver coating capped onto end of belt. A round indent is visible above the belt buckle matching the shape of the 48th Highlanders […]

Major John Eardley Wilmot Wright D.S.O., Kilt

An officer’s pattern kilt in Davidson tartan, featuring a single buckle closure. The closure consists of a leather strap, with five rows of 3 holes, that correspond to the 3 prongs in the buckle. The leather strap is black as is the buckle.  

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