Sergeant Victor Earl Ives' photo album, Colborne, Cramahe Township

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Downloaded from the Canadian War Museum.

This digital archives record for Sergeant Victor Earl Ives' photo album features a downloaded image from p.12. Although several pages of his photo album were accompanied by an inscription, this photo from p.12 did not. It may be a photo of Sergeant Victor Earl Ives himself. To see the complete photo album see the link in the Canadian War Museum's cataloguing below or the external links to the right.
Additional external links:
Sergeant Victor Earl Ives' lantern slide collection, Canadian War Museum.
Cramahe Township's digital archive record of the lantern slide collection.
Sergeant Victor Earl Ives' letter catalogue record, Canadian War Museum.

Below, cataloguing by Canadian War Museum:
Title Album of Sergeant Victor Earl Ives in Salonika, Greece [graphic material]
Name Ives, Victor Earl, Sergeant, 1891-
Publisher / Date 1914-1918.
Description 1 album : b&w.

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View photograph album
https://collections.historymuseum.ca/public/objects/common/webmedia.php?irn=5369807

Summary An album of photographs taken by Sergeant Victor Earl Ives, an x-ray technician with the Canadian Army Medical Corps, Canadian Expeditionary Force, while serving in Greece and Turkey with No. 4 Canadian General Hospital. Images depict: the city of Istanbul and surrounding landscape, as seen from a minaret at St. Sophia; the exterior of surgical wards at Solonica (Thessaloniki); Nile buffalo in the water with a French ammunitions dump in the background; a French Army band concert at the Quay entrance to Venezelos Street; Turkish and Greek peasants; x-rays depicting fractured limbs, as well as hips, heads, and joints; frontline dugouts near Lake Doiran; quay and numerous other city-scenes at Salonica; men in Greek orthodox dress; blank calendar pages; and a handwritten note.

Biographical / Historical Note Sergeant Victor Earl Ives was born in Colborne, Ontario on 24 November 1891.He was a student when he enlisted with the Canadian Expeditionary Force on 31 March 1915 at Toronto. As an x-ray technician, Ives served overseas with No. 4 Canadian General Hospital in Salonika, Greece during the First World War.
Notes Photographs related to glass lantern slide collection (19860266-005).
Other Formats Also available in digital format.
Related Material See related lantern slides, letter and artefacts.
Subjects World War, 1914-1918--Medical care.
Hospitals, Military.
Military nursing.
Subjects Greece.
Cultural Group 1914-1918
Discipline CWM/MCG photos
Military Group Land
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Canadian Army Medical Corps
Control No. 19860266-004

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CWM ARCHIVES / ARCHIVES DU MCG : Photo Archives 52C 2 39.6 Available for consultation

Availability Available for consultation

Date of Original