Photograph depicts the 103rd Battalion marching down Quebec Street in Victoria, B.C. The parliament buildings can be seen in the background. Behind the Lieutenant who leads the group is a Signaller sergeant (Corps of Signals) and a dispatch driver carrying a signalling flag. He also leads a large dog, the mascot of the battalion. Around them a civilian is walking his dog and a horse draws a wagon. There is also a man in the corner of the frame who is carrying a camera. It is unknown if this is Trio's assistant or another independent photographer.
Photograph depicts the 103rd Battalion marching down Quebec Street in what seems to be a routine march. The parliament buildings can be seen in the back as well as a child, a soldier and a boy riding an old-fashioned tricycle.
Photograph depicts soldiers of the 103rd Battalion (Vancouver Island Timber Wolves) marching in front of the Parliament Buildings in Victoria, B.C. A young boy walks beside the troops who are for the most part wearing full gear including Oliver 'dismounted' equipment.
Photograph depicts soldiers of the 103rd Battalion (Vancouver Island Timber Wolves) marching in front of the Parliament Buildings in Victoria, B.C. They are for the most part wearing full gear including Oliver 'dismounted' equipment.
Photograph depicts soldiers of the 103rd Battalion (Vancouver Island Timber Wolves) marching in front of the Parliament Buildings in Victoria, B.C. They are for the most part wearing full gear including Oliver 'dismounted' equipment.
Photograph depicts soldiers of the 103rd Battalion (Vancouver Island Timber Wolves) marching in front of the Parliament Buildings in Victoria, B.C. They are for the most part wearing full gear including Oliver 'dismounted' equipment.
Photograph depicts the brass and drums band of the 103rd Battalion marching down Quebec Street in Victoria, B.C. The parliament buildings can be seen in the background.
Photograph depicts the non-commissioned officers of the 103rd Battalion (Vancouver Island Timber Wolves) at Willows Camp. Seated at the centre of the front row is officer commanding Lieutenant-Colonel Henniker.
Photograph depicts the Signaller's Section of the 103rd Battalion (Vancouver Island Timber Wolves). At each end of the group is a dispatch rider with a Douglas motorcycle. The army trade badges for signallers, represented by crossed flags, can be seen on several of their jackets.
Photograph depicts band members from the 103rd Battalion (Vancouver Island Timber Wolves) at Willows Camp. Also present in the photo is Lieutenant Colonel Henniker.
Photograph depicts the 103rd Battalion near the CPR station in Victoria, B.C. They appear to be participating in a parade as they are walking away from the docks. In this photo, the marching band can be seen.
Photograph depicts a company from the 103rd Battalion with the battalion's commisionned officers seated on chairs. A boy bugler is seated on the floor.
Photograph depicts the 103rd Battalion near the CPR station in Victoria, B.C. They appear to be participating in a parade as they are walking away from the docks and into the downtown core. The old tram tracks can be seen in the streets.
Photograph depicts the 103rd Battalion near the CPR station in Victoria, B.C. They appear to be participating in a parade as they are walking away from the docks. 'Bapco Pure Paint' can be seen in the background.
Photograph depicts the 103rd Battalion near the CPR station in Victoria, B.C. They appear to be participating in a parade as they are walking away from the docks and into the downtown core. The old tram tracks can be seen in the streets.
Photograph depicts the 103rd Battalion near the CPR station in Victoria, B.C. They appear to be participating in a parade as they are walking away from the docks and into the downtown core. The old tram tracks can be seen in the streets.
Photograph depicts the 103rd Battalion near the CPR station in Victoria, B.C. They appear to be participating in a parade as they are walking away from the docks. In this photo, the marching band can be seen.
Photograph depicts a company from the 103rd Battalion with the battalion's commisionned officers seated on chairs. A boy bugler is seated on the floor.
Photograph depicts the departure of the 103rd Battalion from Victoria. They are onboard the SS Princess Victoria, a CPR ship that connected the capital to the railway station in Vancouver. Despite the rain, crowds of people have gathered at the ship's docks to wish the troops farewell. Some people even climb the barriers for a better glimpse of the soldiers boarding the ship. On top of the captain's cabin is another photographer taking pictures of the troops.
Photograph depicts Canadian Army Medical Corps soldiers attached to the 103rd Battalion (Vancouver Island Timber Wolves). They are posed here with equipment, including first aid kits and stretchers.
Photograph depicts Canadian Army Medical Corps soldiers attached to the 103rd Battalion (Vancouver Island Timber Wolves). They are posed here with equipment, including first aid kits and stretchers.
Photograph depicts soldiers from the 103rd Battalion (Vancouver Island Timber Wolves). These soldiers wear the "MS" (Machine Gunner) trade badge on their sleeves. They also wear a full kit including Oliver dismounted equipment with 2 cartridge pouches, haversack, and canteen bottle.
Photograph depicts soldiers from the 103rd Battalion (Vancouver Island Timber Wolves). These soldiers wear the "MS" (Machine Gunner) trade badge on their sleeves. They also wear a full kit including Oliver dismounted equipment with 2 cartridge pouches, haversack, and canteen bottle.
Photograph depicts gunners attached to the 103rd Battalion (Vancouver Island Timber Wolves) marching beside the Parliament Buildings in Victoria. Leading the group and walking behind the officer on horseback is a sergeant who wears machine gunner and marksman sleeve badges.
Photograph depicts soldiers of the 103rd Battalion's (Vancouver Island Timber Wolves) marching band in front of the Parliament Buildings in Victoria, B.C.
Photograph depicts three officers from the 103rd Battalion (Vancouver Island Timber Wolves) riding on horseback beside the Parliament Buildings in Victoria. They are led by Lieutenant Colonel Edward Constant J. Henniker.
