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      Front: Denton Photo.

      Reverse: Doug Uttley in Belgium

      A white index card containing the name, rank and military history of a soldier of Waterloo County. Card also includes a photograph and a red cross.

      Black and white studio portrait postcard of Corporal Fred Christian Luft (seated) and his brother, Private Herbert Luft (standing), during the First World War.

      A black and white photograph of members of the 118th Battalion in Victoria Park, Berlin (now Kitchener), Ontario. The soldiers are gathered around the 1897 Peace Memorial, the top of which is visible under the vertical banner. The banner bears the phrase "Berlin will be Berlin No Longer". The medallions ...

      [Front] "Official photo authorized [sic] by Minister of Militia & Defence by: Percy E. McDonald 45 Walnut St. Hamilton Ont. No. 544 Copyright Can June 23 1916" and "Canadian Expeditionary Force 111th OS Battalion London Ont June 23 1916"

      Black and white group portrait, mounted on a mat, of the 118th Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force, in 1917. Officers are seated in the front row, while the soldiers appear to be standing on steps in front of a door.

      Reverse: View facing Water St. The result of patriotic fervour during the recruiting of the 118th Battalion. Note corner of upper ledge lying in the snow at the left of the picture.

      [Front] "Official photo authorised by Minister of Militia and Defence. by Percy E. McDonald - 45 Walnut St. Hamilton ON. NO. 620." and "Canadian Expeditionary Force 118th O.S. Battalion Camp Borden October 1 1916."