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ANON The Highland Fusiliers of Canada. 100 Years of Service.
The Evening Reporter. 1966, First Edition. Unbound, Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Centennial history of the Highland Fusiliers of Canada, 100 Years of Service, September 14th, 1866 - September 14th, 1966, produced as a Centennial Edition by the Galt Evening Reporter, Sept 19, 1966. Large full page photograph of the Colonel-in-Chief, Her Royal Highness the Princess Margaret, CI, GCVO. Tabloid format with various articles as follows: "Three Senior Appointments of the Regiment" - actually five biographical notes Brigadier W.A. Bean, OBE, VD; Colonel A.R. Oliver, VD; Lt Col D.S. Barrie, CD; Major Ken Randell, CD; RSM Art Houghton, CD. "Our Allied Regiment - The Royal Highland Fusiliers, Princess Margaret's Own Glasgow and Aryshire Regiment". "The Highland Fusiliers of Canada - Family Tree". "Regiment Origin Goes Back to 1837". "Proposed Badges". "Many View Fine Display by Regiment". "Stage New Hamburg War". "Rifles used by Regiment since early days". "Men of 34th Active In Front Lines". "Victoria Cross Winner Died Leading His Mesn". "Wartime HLI Win 80 Honors". "Citizens Felt Pride Old 111th Battalion". "Recall Epic Stories of HLI War History". "Broke Picked 12th S.S. Call Bloody Buron HLI 'Greatest Hour'. "Highland Group Pauses in France". "Valiant Aid Given for Rhine Attack". "Active War Service by Scots Fusiliers". "Comradship Maintained". "HLI Men Visit City They Freed from Shells". "Princess Re-Appointed Colonel-in-Chief". "Show Valor in Conflicts". "Veterens Place Wreath". "Poem Honors 3rd Canuck Division - Strange Harvest". 16pp. Original unbound newspaper pull-out, some pages frayed along central fold in places. Illustrated with b/w photographs, portraits, groups, regimental badges and devices, parades, memorials, battle scenes, adverts, etc. Very Good/No Jacket.
Offered for GBP 15.00 = appr. US$ 29.85 by: Addison Phillips - Book number: 001739