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    Knapsack World War II Army Issue Donated by: Chuck King

    Collapsible Hand Wash Basin World War II Army Issue Donated by:

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    he Mae West was a common nickname for the first inflatable life preserver, which was invented in 1928 by Peter Markus (1885–1974) (US Patent 1694714) with his subsequent improvements in 1930 and 1931

    - gaiters - left (A) and right (B); thick yellow/green canvas; two straps on the end that buckle to the other side; worn around the ankles to keep the pants tucked into the boots. - part of Kent Regi

    - selection of coupons used for the purchase of tea, coffee, butter, meat, etc. during World War II - 1939-1945

    Sign made of layered plywood cutouts depicting a Kent Regiment badge; base layer depicts red and gold painted maple leaf; black painted circle affixed over maple leaf with grey painted letters tacked

    wood sign, with beveled edge, painted black; yellow lettering outlined in red, "P.E. TAYLOR / MEDICAL SERGEANT" reverse shows sign is made of wood originally from a crate and is stamped "CALPACK / FR

    brown leather covered rod; leather is stitched at top and bottom and along entire length; stamped in gold, "W.B.B." Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 176

    clear glass tumbler, 11.9cm tall, "D" maker's mark printed on tumbler in white, "FIRST REUNION / OCTOBER 15TH 1965 / Commemorating / THE / 25TH ANNIVERSARY / OF THE FORMATION / OF / NO. 12 / BASIC TR

    - nine blue coloured "Canada Ration Meat" tokens; hole through centre; heavy paper; maple leaf at centre on each side - issued to the donor during World War II, c1944 Chatham-Kent Museum Out in the O

    - metal; bronze coloured; maple leaf on top of which is a circle that reads: "THE KENT REGIMENT"; inside circle is a shield with embossed horse; above shield is a crown; under maple leaf is a embosse

    - metal; silver coloured; Highland Light Infantry Cap Badge; textured diamond with textured X over it; embossed crown above X; middle has embossed horn with decorative H L I in loop of horn; embossed

    - 4 medals attached to metal bar pin with ribbons; from left to right: -1939-1945 Star- bronze coloured star with ring in centre, embossing around ring reads: "THE 1939-1945 STAR", embossed in centre

    photograph, panorama, unknown type, B&W depicts several companies of uniformed men; identified with text below groups left to right as H.Q.S. company, A. company, B. company, C. company, D. company,

    Pair of soldier's World War II "dog tags" of unknown material (possibly leather). One is round and reddish brown with a hole in the top with the impressed wording "A105400/CHIVERS W J CDN CE". The ot

    military wedge cap, medium khaki green, marked inside "HAMILTON UNIFORM [?] / [?] 1941", fastened with two 1.2cm diameter brass buttons with Canadian military crest cap badge, two-tone brass badge, W

    set of six military medals, mounted on metal bar with pin clasp left to right: 1939-1945 Star, Italy Star, France & Germany Star, Defense Medal, Voluntary Service Medal (with silver bar), and War Med

    two medals, Canadian Voluntary Service medal and 1939-1945 War medal (left to right) mounted on card and back with black cloth and pin no identifying marks Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibit