Portable Gramophone
This Gramophone belonged to the officers of No. 3 Company during World War I. It was taken up to the trenches when the Regiment was in the line during trench duty. The officers entertained themselves with it when “Heine” behaved himself and kept quiet. It was taken with the Company into Germany when the Regiment […]
48th Highlanders 15th Battalion Cap Badge
A 2.25 inch diameter 48th Highlanders 15th Battalion Cap Badge light weight bronzed iron.
48th Highlanders Buckle Cap Badge 1911 – 1938
A 2.25 inch diameter Bronzed stamped cap badge in use from 1911 to 1938.
48th Highlanders Cap Badge 1911 – 1938 Buckle Badge
A 2.25 inch diameter silver cap badge with buckle knot on the bottom in use from 1911 to 1938. This badge also has a crocheted red circle on the back.
48th Highlanders Cap Badge 1911 – 1938 by Ellis Bros.
A 2.25 inch diameter possibly stamped tin badge with buckle knot on the bottom in use from 1911 to 1938 made by Ellis Bros.
Cpl Arthur V Irwin Tunic
Tunic worn by #28041 Cpl Arthur V Irwin who served until Ypres, April 1915. Although wounded, he survived and served until the armistice. Service chevrons, on the lower arm, were earned for overseas service. Red was earned before 31 December 1914. Blue was after 1 January 1915 every 12 months of service. Shown with tunic: […]
Lt Maitland Fuller Newman Tunic
The tunic of Lt. Maitland Fuller Newman. Shown with Tunic: Patches on shoulder (red rectangle 1st Division/ blue triangle 3rd Brigade); 48th Highlanders circular collar dogs; Lieutenant rank on lower sleeve; canvas satchel; Officers Kit Tag. The tunic still has mud on it from Vimy Ridge. Maitland Fuller Newman arrived as a reinforcement officer to the 15th Battalion […]
Permanent Pass for 23153 Pte G. Jones
An authorized pass from duty at Calonne and Bully Grenay for 23153 Pte G. Jones. The pass has a plastic frame and is 3.5 inches by 5 inches.
799066 Pte Grant, Aubrey Lloyd, 134th Battalion
799066 Grant, Aubrey Lloyd enlisted with the 134th Battalion (48th Highlanders) in Toronto on 12 January 1916. His was born 03 June 1896. He travelled overseas on SS Scotian and remained with the 134th in England until 06 June 1917. The 134th had been designated as a fighting unit for a proposed fifth Canadian Division. […]
15th Battalion Memorial at Écurie, France: Battle Honour “Vimy Ridge”
This monument was erected by the 15th Battalion CEF Project team. Full details of the memorial are HERE and a description of the role of the 15th Battalion in the attack on Vimy Ridge is HERE.