Sergeant Victor Earl Ives' lantern slides collection, Colborne, Cramahe Township

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Photographs

Photograph albums

Lantern slides

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Sergeant Victor Earl Ives' lantern slide collection was downloaded from the Canadian War Museum.

This digital archives record for Sergeant Victor Earl Ives' lantern slide collection features a downloaded image numbered as 59. This may be a photo of Sergeant Victor Earl Ives himself. To see the complete lantern slides collection see the links in the Canadian War Museum's cataloguing below or the external links to the right.
The Canadian War Museum also has Sergeant Victor Earl Ives' photo album - this link is also included in the list of external links.
Additional external links:
Cramahe Township's digital archive record of the photo album.
Sergeant Victor Earl Ives' letter catalogue record, Canadian War Museum.

Below, catalogued by the Canadian War Museum:
Title Sergeant Victor Earl Ives' lantern slides collection - Salonika, Greece [graphic material]
Name Ives, Victor Earl, Sergeant, 1891-

Publisher / Date 1914-1918.
Description 95 lantern slides : b&w ; 8.0 x 8.0 cm.

Electronic Resource
Individual lantern slide descriptions
https://collections.historymuseum.ca/public/objects/common/webmedia.php?irn=5358362

View lantern slide index
https://collections.historymuseum.ca/public/objects/common/webmedia.php?irn=5374136

View lantern slides
https://collections.historymuseum.ca/public/objects/common/webmedia.php?irn=5374135

Summary
Photographs taken by Sgt. Victor Earl Ives. Images include a burial at sea, guard ships, marching to camp, Salonika and its surrounding city wall, churches, nursing sisters of No. 4 Canadian General Hospital, camps and units, patients, Christmas dinner, x-rays of gun shot wounds, local inhabitants, Serbian Army, wrecked tank, farmers, Front Line, Greek Prime Minister Eleftherios Venizelos, sentry guarding a fort, downed plane, Greek and Serbian soldiers, Mt. Athos, and hospital ship.

Biographical / Historical Note
Sergeant Victor Earl Ives was born in Colborne, Ontario on Nov. 24, 1891. He was a student when he enlisted with the Canadian Expeditionary Force on March 31, 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 Title based on content.
Other Formats Also available in digital format.
Related Material See related photograph album, letter and artefacts.
Subjects World War, 1914-1918--Medical care.

Subjects Greece--History--20th century.

Cultural Group 1914-1918

Discipline CWM/MCG photos

Military Group Land
Canadian Expeditionary Force

Control No. 19860266-005

Call no. CWM ARCHIVES / ARCHIVES DU MCG : Photo Archives 52K 12 Available for consultation
CWM ARCHIVES / ARCHIVES DU MCG : Photo Archives 52K 13 Available for consultation

Availability Available for consultation

Date of Original