Unit present arms and salute , probably God Save The King for Royal Visit 1939. CSM G.W. Elms in background on right, in foreground, 2Lt. E.W. Smart, CQMS J. Buick …

Regiment on Remembrance Day parade with rifles at Regimental War Memorial, Queen’s Park Circle, 12 Nov 1939 Lt. D.A. Mackenzie, on left, Major I. S. Johnston in centre and Maj. …

Pipes & Drums on parade, leading the battalion south on University Avenue, June 1939. P1344

Pipe Band leads Garrison Church Parade, 29 May 1938. Drum Major A. Armstrong in the front. P1345

Garrison Church parade, 29 May 1934. C Coy with Capt. William Brown Hendrie, ED and CSM, Jas. MacConach. P1346 Marching down University Avenue, Toronto.

A Coy, 48th Highlanders and Major Gordon leading on the Garrison Church Parade marching south on University Avenue, 29 May 1938. P1347

Queens Park Royal Visit; 48th Highlanders rifles pointing for Feu de Joie. Major W. W. Southam in front. P1348

Royal Visit, street parade in 1939. Lt. D.A. MacKenzie with claymore beside his platoon on parade. P1349

2 Lt. Cols of 48th Highlanders, one shaking hands with General McNaughton, on the grounds of University Avenue Armouries. To the left is LCol Chipman during inspection of 1 Bn, …

LCol Chipman and Gen McNaughton shake hands, 1 Nov 1939, at the inspection of the 1st Bn 48th Highlanders who were training and preparing for overseas duty. The battalion would …

Also see P1350 / P1351. General McNaughton Inspecting the 48th Highlanders 1st Bn Guard, 1 Nov 1939 [P1352] The 1st Bn, 48th Highlanders would depart from Toronto on 17 November …