L. Col. A. A. Miller – Can. Red Cross Volunteer pin – WW1
L. Col. A. A. Miller – Can. Red Cross Volunteer pin – WW1. The pin was most likely worn by LCol Miller’s wife as a volunteer in Canada during the First World War.
L. Col. A. A. Miller – Lapel Pin with year bar(1914)- Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire – WW1
L. Col. A. A. Miller – Lapel Pin with year bar(1914)- Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire – WW1. The pin would have belonged to LCol Miller’s wife as a member of the 48th Highlanders Chapter IODE. Pin is 1 inch diameter with Purple year bar above (1914). British Union jack flag centred […]
L. Col. A. A. Miller – medallion for Anniv. Dinner Rt. Hon. MacKenzie King – 1939
L. Col. A. A. Miller – medallion for Anniv. Dinner Rt. Hon. MacKenzie King – 1939 Front of oval medallion with red ribbon. bearing three face images and 1919 – 1939 Reverse “Anniversary Banquet to Rt. Hon. MacKenzie King, Royal York Hotel, August 8, 1939, Toronto” with small red ribbon. The medallion would have been […]
L. Col. A. A. Miller – 48th Highlanders Buckle Badge
L. Col. A. A. Miller – 48th Highlanders Buckle Badge
LCol Miller – Photo of Senior Officer’s Class Nov. 1917
A long multiple feet officer’s photo with title printed in middle reading: “Senior Officer’s Class Nov. 1917”, with individuals posing in 5 rows both standing and sitting. Included in the middle of the rolled up photo is a torn paper slip with names of many of the officers in the photo. Photo is in a […]
LCol A. A. Miller – Royal Blackheath Golf Club Button
Gold tone brass metal round shank button with the crest of the Royal Blackheath Golf Club in the centre with a circular border around it and four sets of symbols, possibly letters, in the border above each of the four images of the crest, which are a crown (possibly St. Edward’s), a thistle, St. Andrew […]
LCol. A. A. Miller – 48th Highlander Shank Button
Round brass metal button belonging to LCol. Armour A. Miller, with head of falcon on front side centre above the words: “48 HIGHLANDERS”. On the back side of the button is the makers information stamped in, and running around a shank in a circular pattern border, reading: “J.R.GAUNT & SON BIRMINGHAM”.
Sgt. M. McDougall B486424 Notebook
Black leather notebook – 5″ x 8″ with lined pages with hand written notes on the repair and maintenance of universal Carrier , mortar operations and data.
Tartan Pencil Case – LCol A. A. Miller
A hand made pencil case made from Davidson tartan with zipper. Belonged to LCol. A A Miller 8″ x 5″
LCol A. A. Miller – Highlanders WW1 Sword Guard
L. Col. Armour A. Miller – Highlanders WW1 Metal Sword Guard – From Infantry Officer’s Broadsword