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Stained Glass Windows Dedicated March 21, 2023
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We had all hands tonight! The rest of our risors for our cases were delivered today! We decided years ago to raise all of our cases around a foot and a half.

New in our Collection last year is this 1868 dated Mess Tin. Worn on the top of the Backpack usually worn with a black canvas cover. This item was issued on exercise and not held by the individual but by regimental stores. This pattern was worn from the early 1860s till the beginning of the Second World War.

Formal Mess Dinner of the newly formed @48highlanders and the Queen's Own of each units H Companies.

If only we had these tents now adays! Queen's Own recruiting booth during the First World War.

We had a great QOR day at Casa Loma today! We thank everyone who attended today!

Bugle band of the 2nd Reserve Battalion in Niagara 1945. The Regiment had numerous Reserve battalions throughout the Second World War. They would recruit and generate rifleman for the 1st Battalion serving over in Europe.

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