Sweetheart's Pin                                     Shoulder Pin. This was converted into

                                         Courtesy of David Ratz                         a broach for his wife by Pvt J.A. Stevenson

                              Collar badge and shoulder pin of                        Collar badge and ID tag of

                                        Cpl. Percy Lindsell.                                Cpl. Percy Lindsell, while serving

                              Courtesy of the Chapple Museum.                          with the 28th Battalion

                                                                                                            Courtesy of the Chapple Museum.

One of the hobbies of the men was collecting the badges of other units

                                 and mounting them on a belt. This belt was made by Cpl Percy Lindsell.

                                                           Courtesy of the Chapple Museum.

                                       This is a copy of the memorial given to every member of the

                                                            94th Battalion by the City of Port Arthur

Private Alexander Gordon was transferred to the 16th Battalion and he served with that unit both at the front and in the Army of Occupation until he was discharged in 1919. He returned home with these souvenirs

                                        The wrist watch worn by Pvt Gordon throughout the war.

                                                A concert invitation received by Pvt. Gordon while

                                    he was in England recovering from wounds received at Vimy Ridge

Food was always a great concern to the troops and "special meals" were carefully planned and prepared.

                                 The menus below were for the New Years dinners for 1917 and 1918.

                          New years dinner in France, 1917                 New years dinner in Germany, 1918