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The fonds contains 1 laser photograph of the survivors of #2 Company, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry taken in November 1915, before the Battle of the Somme (June 1916) .

The fonds contains 3 postcards of Erwin Russell Campbell with the 101st Fusilliers Bugle Band and recuperating in Hospital in England. Also contains one pass for Corporal Campbell to attend the Pleasure Gardens Theatre.

The fonds contains the booklet "Basic Training Daze" by Private Stewart Cameron. Contains 18 cartoons depicting a Canadian basic training centre, 1942-43.

The fonds contains one photograph of the Second Battalion reinforcement group, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry at Camp Nippon Berra, Japan, June 1951; and 7 original poems.

The fonds contains reminiscences, poems, songs, correspondence, photographs, greeting cards, and sound recordings, mostly reflecting Howard Popkie's experiences in the Korean War and as a veteran.

CWO Richardson 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. The series includes stories and articles on other soldiers, including Jack LaChance and Bob Coulter. Items of note include telegraphs notifying his mother of his being wounded, newsclippings on the DCM award, and original letters from his time in hospital.

The fonds consists of correspondence, speeches, etc., arranged in chronological order, documenting George Grenville Brown's military career. Includes Shaun G. Brown’s B.A. thesis on the Italian campaign of World War II. Includes an album (at C30-3.2) documenting G.G. Brown’s 1972 visit to Fort Benning, Georgia.

This collection consists of photographs of Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry (PPCLI) activities from 1939 to 1945. The Regiment performed guard duty in England, and saw action in Sicily, Italy, and Holland. The collection Includes action shots, souvenir postcards, and group portraits created and collected by members of the Regiment.

This collection consists of photographs of Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry (PPCLI) activities from its reorganization as a permanent peacetime battalion in March 1919 until its departure for Europe on December 17, 1939.