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1 photograph : b&w copy negative ; 8 x 10 cm
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Scanned as TIF file September 2019.
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40-7_001 and photos missing from envelope appeared Page 3 of the Monday, September 30, 1938 edition of the newspaper as part of the photo feature: "Training Centre Personnel Moves into Knollwood Camp".
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Photo caption from published version of 40-7_001 and missing photos: "At top above [40-7_001] are members of the training staff of No. 10 militia training centre as they moved into their new quarters on their return from a refresher course at Carling Heights, Lower left [no suitable substitute] is Lieut-Col. Harold Ballantyne, officer commanding the training centre and Scots Fusiliers of Canada with his dog. Lower right [no suitable substitute, in the centre of the picture, is Major H. H. Chace, M.M., camp quartermaster issuing the first supply of rations."