A large black and white photograph of Number 9 Platoon, C Company of the 126th Canadian Expeditionary Force. The surrounding black cardboard mount shows wear around the edging. Unit information is written in chalk below the * x * photograph. On the reverse there appears to be writing in pencil but is difficult to make out.
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World War One 126th Battalion No.9 Platoon – C Company Canadian Expeditionary Force Photograph
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