48th Highlanders of Canada, Warrant Officers and Sergeants Mess 134th Annual Mess Dinner, 18 October 2025 Menu inside and Dinner Program. Fallen Comrades, Grace, Soup, Introduction of Head Table, Toasts, …
A large black metal trunk used by former Commanding Officer and former Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel of the 48th Highlanders, LCol. Donald Murdoch Robertson. On the chest’s lid has embossed cursive text …
Pte Roe joined the 48th Highlanders prior to 1899, #646 in the enrolment list. He volunteered for the war in South Africa and was assigned to F Squadron, Canadian Mounted …
Photograph (faded black and white) of Major John Jennings Wright. The photograph is in a brown wood frame (244 mm x 159mm). The image shows Major Wright standing in dress …
A photo of Major Wright and Mrs. Wright walking down the front steps of St. Andrews church on their wedding day, 4 November, 1939. The couple are walking under an …
A framed set of 7 miniature medals belonging to Major John Eardley Wilmot Wright D.S.O. The set is court mounted and placed within a gold coloured frame, against a dark …
South African War era Stetson hat belonging to Sergeant Odlum, who served in South Africa with the Canadian Scouts (1902). The object consists of the hat, external hat bands (one …
Following the death of of the 48th Highlanders first commanding officer Lieutenant-Colonel Davidson in April of 1910, the Regiment purchased a large burial lot in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Late in …
An other ranks pair of khaki drill breeches, with composition buttons for the fly and braces. Worn in South Africa – 1900 – 1902. Note: This object was originally accessioned …
The 1″ Nordenfeld was a naval gun used in the 1880s, generally, as a tertiary weapon to defend a larger vessel against attack by high speed motor torpedo boats. By …
A framed black and white newspaper photograph of Lt. Carruthers, with Captain Jack Leckie, D.S.O., published in the Globe newspaper. The photograph is undated. The troopship was bringing troops back …
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