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The fonds consists of an album that was presented to T.J. Turnbull upon his retirement in 1934. It contains informal portraits of 40 sergeants, warrant officers, and commissioned officers, and their farewell messages.

The fonds contains newsclippings and photocopies of clippings featuring the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry in World War One and Korea, the Regimental Pipe Band, the Ric-A-Dam-Doo and the Honour Guard for Queen Elizabeth II, 1998. Also included is a bubble gum card featuring the Pipe Band in France, 1915.

2 Items, Movement Order and Ship's Standing Orders aboard SS ORAMA.

The fonds includes 2 portraits of Brigadier Colquhoun, and a portfolio of 20 photographs of the V-E Day and V-J Day parades at Debert Camp, Nova Scotia, 1945. Includes a résumé of Colquhoun's military service (1906-1937) and two newsclippings about him. The scrapbook, which may have been compiled by Mrs. Colquhoun, contains 128 photographs reflecting his military service in England; at Debert Camp, Nova Scotia; at Camp Nanaimo; at Vernon Camp; and at Camp Wainwright. It includes souvenirs of King George's visit to the 1st Canadian Division (24 January 1940) and the inspection by Lady Patricia Ramsay (10 February 1940). It includes newsclippings about the London Blitz; the PPCLI Women's Auxiliary; Debert Camp, Camp Nanaimo, and Vernon Camp; PPCLI operations in Sicily and Italy; and about individual PPCLI soldiers, 1939-1946.

This series consists of files documenting activities of the PPCLI during World War II.

This sub-series consists of 141 files containing World War II war diaries, operation reports, orders, Battalion, Company, Platoon, Section, Daily orders, operational orders, training orders and Adjutant correspondence, as well as 2 Canadian Infantry Brigade Operation Reports.

The John Henry Richardson fonds covers two distinct periods, his military service and his activities with veterans’ tributes and Korea pilgrimages after his service. He kept extensive news clippings for the time of his service in Korea and through the 1950s, as well as numerous well-labeled photographs from this period. He also kept key service files that provide an outline of his career progression including courses taken and qualifications earned, as well as dates of service. CWO Richardson collected a number of records from Korean pilgrimages in the 1980s and 1990s and veterans’ reunions. He also kept articles and scrapbooks/copied stories concerning his military peers. The fonds also includes a scrapbook/diary possibly kept by a family member documenting the early years of the Second World War.

Daily orders for the Regimental Depot from January to September 1940.