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      Item # (#161) Donor: Bro. B. L. Nehring, Niagara Lodge, No. 2. Date: May 1, 1991.

      Plaque from the Schreiber Legion dating from 1914-1918. Text on plaque reads: "The wrong fails, right prevails" "Honor to whom honor is due" "To one who has defended all that we most cherish" "Liberty - Peace - Justice"

      Condition: Good

      This is a 3-D object.

      Flat, silver embossed unit tag used on the C.P.R. Tag reads: "Montreal Locomotive works Ltd. Montreal, Quebec, Canada 82167 5-57 Manufactured from Designs of Alco Products Inc. Schenectady, New York"

      Wooden plaque with metal nameplates of the "most valuable player" for girl's basketball at the Schreiber High School.

      Wooden plaque with metal nameplates awarded to a student who demonstrated leadership abilities.

      Plaque reads: "Strathcona No.2201 Schreiber Continuation School C.C. 1951 No.2201 Schreiber Continuation School C.C. 1952 No.2201 Schreiber Continuation School C.C. 1954"

      Plaque reads: "No.2201 Schreiber Continuation School C.C. 1958 No.2201 Schreiber Continuation School C.C. 1965"

      The dates are not inclusive.

      There are a few scratches and scrapes on the plaques and some of the name plates are discolored. The plate on the Zach Ralston Award for 1999-2000 is loose.

      These men`s sleeve garters are navy with orange stitching and adjustable buckles. These came into fashion because in the early years mens dress shirts `were only manufactured with extra long sleeves. Garters allowed for the individual to adjust them to the length they needed. It also served to keep their …

      This is a full length dress with a short capped sleeve that ends in long black fringe that would extend to the wrist or beyond. There is long fringe along the top of the neckline and around the back of the dress, the fringed section of the dress looks like …

      There is some discoloration on the garment and there are also moth holes and signs of wear in the robe.

      This is a full length light grey dress with long sleeves and an empire waist line. There is some brown and black hand beading around the neckline in a cable design. The dress has large shoulder pads and metal zipper along the side.

      Condition: Excellent

      Striped cap used by cooks on the Canadian Pacific Railway. Tag on front reads: "Railroad Signal Kitchen's Union Made"

      Navy blue men's tie adorned with a St. John's Ambulance pin. Pin reads: "The Priory of Canada".

      Black St. John's Ambulance cap adorned with a silver St. John's Ambulance pin.

      A St. John's Ambulance pin still in its original packaging produced by Chapples.