Private: World War 1 Kilt apron (Replica)

Khaki kilt apron, full wrap, worn by WWI Canadian soldiers of Highland regiments. This replica was made for reenactment of Highlanders in WWI. Ties on top edge to secure around …
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Khaki kilt apron, full wrap, worn by WWI Canadian soldiers of Highland regiments. This replica was made for reenactment of Highlanders in WWI. Ties on top edge to secure around …
Document headed: 48th Highlanders of Canada 4 C.I.R.U 22 Nov 1943 48th Officers Overseas Received from Major A.F. MacPherson The document lists the disposition of all the officers of the …
48th Highlanders of Canada, 4 C. I. R. U., Part II Orders issued by CANADIAN SECTION G.H.Q. , 2ND ECHELON Order # 51, 18th Aug 1941 The undermentioned personnel were …
Khaki, winter greatcoat. 48th Highlanders brass buttons, 8 large on front and 2 medium on epaulettes. Turned cuffs. Some moth damage on collar. 48th Highlanders cloth shoulder insignia and red …
Sept 39: Mobilization Order received 01 September; Recruiting Office opened 4 September before instructions from Department of Defence; Recruit training begins 7 September; 1st parade of enlisted on 8 September. …
Oct 39: Battalion under command of LCol J. H. Chipman (non-permanent unit). Major E. W. Haldenby appointed war time commander (1st Battalion 48th Highlanders of Canada) and made retroactive effective …
Nov 39: 48th Highlanders of Canada, CASF written on top page of orders. Battalion notified they are part of 1st Canadian Division. Training continues at CNE grounds. War Diary signed …
Dec 39: Officers and NCOs named in Pt II Orders. Depart Toronto on 16th at 2100 and 2200 hours via CN trains for Halifax. Board Reina del Pacifico on 18 …
Jan 1940: By train to Aldershot, Corunna Barracks. Training begins. Several inspections by “Brass”. The following attachments to the war diary are included in the PDF file: not found
…Feb 40: In Aldershot, training. The following attachments to the war diary are included in the PDF file: No Attachments
…Mar 40: In Aldershot, training. The following attachments to the war diary are included in the PDF file: No appendices. The appendices for March, April and May were lost during …
Apr 40: In Aldershot. Training at Puttenham Common, Hankley Commons, Pirbright, Hangmoor Range. The following attachments to the war diary are included in the PDF file: No appendices. The appendices …
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