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“Able Airs” – Regimental Newsletter Nov 1952

An 8.5 inch by 11 inch newsletter of “Able Airs” intended to be a monthly newsletter for the regimental members of A Company published

Regimental Publications, Documents

“ARMEY” Photos of Pte. Harold C. McKay

A pouch made with folded black construction paper and stapled on the sides, with a sticker label on the front and the word “ARMEY”

Images

“Boer War” 1960’s Canadian Army Tattoo Replica Uniform

Reproduction “Boer War” tunic and trousers for the Regimental Sentries. Tunic size is approximately 40R, trousers are approximately 32W x 31IN. Light khaki in

Soldier

“Col Robertson”

Part of card – Menu Col. D.M. Robertson, M.V.O., V.D. Honorary Lieutenant Colonel 48th Highlanders of Canada Photo Menu on Reverse

Programs and menus, Event related

“Col. Davidson” -1941

– Cards 48th Highlanders Dileas Gu Brath 1891-Golden Jubilee – 1941 A Merry Christmas and a Guid New Year signed from ? 2nd. Bn.

Cards, Event related

“D Coy News” – Regimental Newsletter 4th April 1952

An 8.5 inch by 11 inch newsletter of “D Coy News” intended to be a monthly newsletter for the regimental members of D Company

Regimental Publications, Documents

“Edinburgh Castle 1963” -1963

– Cards Two 48th Highlanders Pipes and Drums Christmas Cards with photo of Pipes and Drums at Edinburgh Castle 1963 Inside Nollaig Chridheal Merry

Cards, Event related

“Feu De Joie” Royal Visit, 1939

Queens Park Royal Visit; rifles pointing air

Images

“GAS!” The Story of the Special Brigade

Type: History -General -Military -WW1

Books & manuals

“Gloria’s Silver Crossing”

re: Sgt George Adams” no details

Other, Event related

“I saw the 48th Come Home” by Stanley Clark

An 8.5 inch (21.59 cm) by 11 inch (27.94 cm) copy of “I saw the 48th Come Home” by Stanley Clark. The Story of

Personal, Documents

“Laying Up of the Colours” at St. Andrew’s Church, Sunday Oct.18, 1959

A 9.5 inch (24.13 cm) by 12.75 inch (32.38 cm) program of the Laying Up of the Colours at St. Andrew’s Church on Sunday,