2005 Trip to Apeldoorn for Victory celebrations
no. 1 of 10 colour photos of WWII veterans in Holland; Cpl Gord Outhwaite, S/Sgt Herb Pike, HLCol Geordie Beal at marker of 48th Highlander crossing of Ijssel River on April 12, 1945
Stereoscopic Photograph
Steroscopic (Old) Pag. 190-191 Gift Bookfrom Port Hope Archives
Red Beret with 48th Buckle Badge pinned to side
Red Beret with 48th buckle badge pinned to side; black patch under badge worn at Vimy Pilgrimage 1936
Post Card of Cpl Painter
Post card of Cpl Painter
1st Reunion, 48th Highlanders – 1928 Dinner
1st Reunion 48th 1928 Dinner Photograph- panoramic view at Toronto Coliseum on Nov. 10, 1928. The reunion included members of the 3 CEF battalions of the 48th Highlanders – 15th, 92nd and 134th – plus home battalion members. same as P0323
CO’s depositing Old Colours St. Andrew’s
A 9-inch (22.86 cm) by 12-inch (30.48 cm) black and white photo of Lt. Colonel John A. Currie, Lt Colonel C.E. Bent, Lt Colonel K.R. Marshall on the occasion of depositing the old colours at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, 1924. – 15 may 1927.
Night Patrol
Banton charcoal drawing of 5 figures sneaking through no man’s land, on the horizon are flares. Initials J E B in bottom right corner. Private John Erwin Banton attested into the 92nd Battalion CEF on 14 Aug 1915. He rose to the rank of Sgt in the 92nd Battalion but was reduced in rank when he […]
Sketch drawing of Sentry watching fire
Ink sketch, pencil, 14 in x 8 in Private John Erwin Banton attested into the 92nd Battalion CEF on 14 Aug 1915. He rose to the rank of Sgt in the 92nd Battalion but was reduced in rank when he was sent in a reinforcement draft to the 15th Battalion, No. 1 Company, No. 4 Platoon, […]
Night Work Party
Pen and ink panoramic drawing by Lt J E Banton of a large work party with shovels working under supervision. Two officers facing. Initials JEB in bottom right corner. Private John Erwin Banton attested into the 92nd Battalion CEF on 14 Aug 1915. He rose to the rank of Sgt in the 92nd Battalion but was […]
Montgomery and staff Signing Surrender – 1945
A framed 34.5 inch (87.63 cm) by 28.75 inch (73.03 cm) reproduction of painting of the German Delegation signing the instrument of Surrender with the Allied officers at the close of the Second World War. The signing took place in the mess tent of 21 Army Group HQ at Luneburg Heath on May 4, 1945 […]