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Homeward Bound. Officers of the Battalion on Board H.M.T. Olympic, May, 1919.
Inscriptionsderrière, g.: 292 (encerclé)
Date
1930
Medium / Technique
Metal: copper; wood
DimensionsHeight: 9.5 cm (3 3/4 in.)
Thickness: 2 cm (13/16 in.)
Width: 18 cm (7 1/16 in.)
Origin
Montreal, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, North America
Object Number1964.5.71.25
CollectionStewart
CreditGift of the Victoria Rifles of Canada Museum
Status
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Officers Who Crossed to France with the Battalion, September 15, 1915
1930
1964.5.71.5
Image Not Availablefor The Commanding Officers, 24th Battalion, Victoria Rifles of Canada, 1914-1918
The Commanding Officers, 24th Battalion, Victoria Rifles of Canada, 1914-1918
1930
1964.5.71.19
The Battalion’s Last Parade - The unit crossing the Champ de Mars, Montreal, May 18, 1919, on its return from service overseas
1930
1964.5.71.26
His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught Presenting the King’s Colour to the Battalion, April 26, 1919
1930
1964.5.71.24
His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught, Honorary Colonel, Victoria Rifles of Canada, Inspecting the 24th Battalion on the Champs de Mars
1930
1964.5.71.4
The Battalion’s Battlefield at Vimy Ridge, April 9, 1917
1930
1964.5.71.15
The 24th Battalion, Victoria Rifles of Canada, Crossing the Rhine Bridge at Bonn, December 13, 1918
1930
1964.5.71.23
The 24th Battalion’s Battlefield at Vimy Ridge - April, 1917
G. S. Bushes
1930
1964.5.71.16
24th Bataillon, Victoria Rifles of Canada, Battles Patches and Appointments
1930
1964.5.71.2
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