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5th Royal Highlanders: inspection by Governor General at Champ de Mars, Montreal, August 1914 from University of Victoria Libraries uploaded July 2015
"A congenial task: soldiers receiving their rations", Montreal Daily Star, p.17, 5 September 1914 from University of Victoria Libraries uploaded July 2015
"Army Service Corps waiting to embark at Quebec", The War Pictorial, p.74 from University of Victoria Libraries uploaded July 2015
"Artillery leaving Valcartier on long march to Quebec", Montreal Daily Star, 29 September 1914 from University of Victoria Libraries uploaded July 2015
"Artillery, prior to loading aboard ship at Quebec", Montreal Daily Star, p.3, 29 September 1914 from University of Victoria Libraries uploaded July 2015
"Both will bring luck to the Regiment. Gordon Ferris of Winnipeg and the Westerners' mascot", Montreal Daily Star, p.8, 17 October 1914 from University of Victoria Libraries uploaded July 2015
"Colonel Hughes and Lieutenant Colonel Loomis examining bullet marks on MacAdam Shield", Montreal Daily Star, p.5, 19 September 1914 from University of Victoria Libraries uploaded July 2015
"Colonel Sam Hughes about to throw a bundle of personal letters aboard one of the transports with Colonel W. McBain, seated", Montreal Daily Star, p.9, 17 October 1914 from University of Victoria Libraries uploaded July 2015
"Farewell scene (85th Battalion)", Montreal Daily Star, p.3, 22 August 1914 from University of Victoria Libraries uploaded July 2015
"Firing from the trenches", Montreal Daily Star, p.17, 26 September 1914 from University of Victoria Libraries uploaded July 2015
"Governor General reviewing artillery", Montreal Daily Star, p.2, 16 September 1914 from University of Victoria Libraries uploaded July 2015
"Lieutenant Colonel Low boarding ship", Montreal Daily Star, p. 8-9, 17 October 1914 from University of Victoria Libraries uploaded July 2015
"No. 1 Hospital Corps at practice work in the field", Montreal Daily Star, p.17, 26 September 1914 from University of Victoria Libraries uploaded July 2015
"One of the pathetic farewell scenes when the 85th went away last night", Montreal Daily Star, p.1, 21 August 1914 from University of Victoria Libraries uploaded July 2015
"Panoramic view of rifle ranges at Valcartier. Foreground: Private Hawkins, last years' King's prize winner", Montreal Daily Star, p.17, 26 September 1914 from University of Victoria Libraries uploaded July 2015

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"Colonel Sam Hughes about to throw a bundle of personal letters aboard one of the transports with Colonel W. McBain, seated", Montreal Daily Star, p.9, 17 October 1914

from University of Victoria Libraries

jamica1 said:
A far more interesting and complex individual than the way he is usually portrayed

Heliograph operators in the field

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signal mirror said:
Note the use of the short tripod - relatively rare - the typical tripod was about twice this height. Otherwise, his heliograph looks to be a fairly standard Mance Mark V 5" heliograph. Note the carrying case slung over the tripod by the shoulder strap. The leather case is lying on the ground under the tripod.

S.S. Grampion and other vessels at Gaspe

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TVL1970 said:
The ship in the foreground is SS Grampian. See: www.clydesite.co.uk/clydebuilt/viewship.asp?id=3500 www.norwayheritage.com/p_ship.asp?sh=gramp www.wrecksite.eu/wreck.aspx?150392