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Canada. An Officers' Group Photograph, c.1920

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Canada. An Officers' Group Photograph, c.1920

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Canada. An Officers' Group Photograph, c.1920

Canada; Black and white, gloss finish, illustrating a group of eighteen officers in the doorway of a brick building, eight are seated in the front row on the steps of the building, one is standing beside the steps at the far left, while the other nine are standing on the steps behind the seated row, ten of the officers with swagger sticks, with a wide range of cap badges on their service caps, including University of Toronto COTC, Royal Canadian Air Force, Royal Canadian Artillery, Royal Canadian Engineers, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps, Royal Canadian Regiment, Grey and Simcoe Foresters, among others, the photograph in a period wooden frame, with a "The Robert Simpson Company Limited" label affixed to the black paper backer, 220 mm (w) x 170 mm (h), extremely fine.