Pen and Ink of WW1 Soldier sitting by fire, Jack Banton -WW1
A pen and ink drawing of a soldier sitting by a fire in WW1, by Lt. Jack Banton.
Do You Remember Drawing, by Lt Jack Benton – WW1
Do You Remember Drawing – WW1 by Jack Banton.
Pitt, Pte. Edward Harold – 92nd Bn
Pte. Edward Harold Pitt enlisted in 1915 with the 96th Bn in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. He transferred to the 92n Bn (48th Highlanders) in the UK then was sent to France with the 13th Battalion. He was killed in action on 13 September 1917 with the 13th Battalion just days before his 20th birthday. His brother […]
Pitt, Cpl. Leonard
Corporal Leonard Pitt enlisted in 1915 in Saskatoon with the 96th Battalion. In the UK he was assigned to the 92nd Bn (48th Highlanders) and served in France with the 13th Bn.. His brother, Pte Edward Harold Pitt enlisted the following year, also transferred to the 92nd Battalion then in France with the 13th Battalion […]
Dignitary Takes Salute in Belleville, Ontario – 1900
A dignitary takes the Salute in Belleville, Ont, 1900.
15th Bn Officers at Bas-Oha, Begium – Jan 1919
15th Bn Officers at Bas-Oha, Belgium in January 1919. LCol Bent, seated 6th from left and flanked by Capt E.W. Haldenby to the right and Acting CO Major John Girvan.to the left. Duplicate picture as 2006000039. (Prior accession No. P1735)
Officers of the 15th Bn, 48th Highlanders at Bas-Oha, Belgium – Jan 1919
Officers of the 15th Bn, 48th Highlanders at Bas-Oha, Belgium – Jan 1919. LCol Bent, and Bgen Girvan in middle of front row, Capt E.W. Haldenby, Adjt. P1735 Duplicate
A Coy 15th Bn 48th Highrs at Bas-Oha, Belgium-Jan 1919
A Coy, 15th Bn, 48th Highlanders, with CQMS Sutton H.H., 7th from left, front row at Bas-Oha, Belgium in 1919.
48th Highlanders Officers outside huts – WW1
Posed photo of 48th Highlanders Officers outside huts in WW1. P1761
His Majesty Reviews The 48th in England – 1914
His Majesty, King George 5th reviews the 15th Battalion (48th Highlanders) in England in 1914, 1915. In the photo is also LCol Currie in the center in great coat, Master Sgt Grant ,to the left with back pack and Anderson.