Bandman’s Pouch 1898 – 1914
A 6.25 inch (15.88 cm) by 7.5 inch (19.05 cm) white stained (blanco) bandsman’s pouch
Mess Kit Standard Issue 1891 – 1939 and 1939- 1982
A mess kit, is designed to be used over portable cooking apparatus. A mess tin can be thought of as a portable version of a saucepan, intended primarily for boiling but also useful for frying. Mess tins were originally a military design, but are also popular among civilian campers. Bottom left – 1891 – 1939. Bottom […]
Storage box 2023800056 – Lt Col A A Miller
Storage box 2023800056 Lt Col. Armour A Miller artifacts Harold McKay artifacts
Christmas Card – Stanley Barracks
Christmas Card – never used picturing Stanley Barracks in Toronto Ontario History of Stanley Barracks With tensions between the United States and Great Britain continuing after the War of 1812, the challenge posed by the Upper and Lower Canada Rebellions of 1837, and the deteriorated state of Fort York, the British knew they needed a […]
A. A. Miller – Appointment Certificate to High Court of Justice for Ontario
Appointment Certificate to High Court of Justice for Ontario for Amour A Miller. Heavy paper embossed with the orange wax seal of the Court, the certificate appoints Armour Adamson Miller as solicitor of the Supreme Court of Judication in York County. Document bears two orange postage stamps marked as “LAW STAMP” on the left hand […]
Photograph of Annual Dinner of Milner Ross Co from archives of A .A. Miller
Photograph of Annual Dinner of Milner Ross Co from archives of A .A. Miller black and white photo mounted in cardboard frame showing 2 dozen men at a formal dinner table for staff of Milner Ross ( possibly an investment firm )
Photographs of Stanley Barracks – 1902- L Col. A A Miller Collection
3 small black and white photographs showing 48th Highlanders in military dress at Stanley Barracks in 1902. Men are posed around a field gun. Photos are glued on a black cardboard sheet.
Photographs of Windsor Camp – May 1902- L Col. A A Miller Collection
4 small black and white photographs of Stanley Barracks – 1902- L Col. A A Miller Collection Faded photos show 48th Highlanders in dress around their tents. Photos are glued to a black cardboard sheet which is crumbling and worn
Photo – 48th Highlander officers at Thanksgiving 1903 – Miller
Photograph – 48th Highlander officers at Thanksgiving, 1903 from the A A Miller collection Officers in full dress with swagger sticks standing in a field. photo marked as Thanksgiving 1903 Black and white 9″ x 7″
Portrait of Lt. Col. A. A. Miller
Portrait of Lt. Col. A. A. Miller mounted of cardboard folder frame Portrait is 9″ x 6″ on backing of 14″ x 11″ Date is unknown