Nova Scotia Archives
'An East Coast Port': Halifax in Wartime, 1939-1945
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Fighter Bomber Squadron
Date: 1940
Reference: W.P. MacAskill Nova Scotia Archives 1987-453 no. 2985
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AD 2 Albert, St. Bernard. 103 Squadron Mascot
Date: 1967
Reference: W.P. MacAskill Nova Scotia Archives 1987-453 no. 3627
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Unidentified Captain of Ship
Date: 1940
Reference: W.P. MacAskill Nova Scotia Archives 1987-453 no. 4431
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Exterior view of CBC Building
Date: c. 1944
Reference: CBC Maritimes Nova Scotia Archives 1992-468
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Paper on the Move to Melbourne Via SS Ashburton
Reference: John F. Rogers Nova Scotia Archives 2004-047 number 53
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"Canadian Army Training Pamphlet No 1: A General Instructional Background for the Young Soldier"
Date: 1940
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives MG 23 vol. 34
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"National War Services Regulations: Recruits"
Date: 1940
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives
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"Physical Standards and Instructions for the Medical Examination of Recruits for the Canadian Active Service Force and for the Non-Permanent Active Militia"
Date: 1940
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives
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Overturned tractor, 85 Upper Water Street
Reference: John F. Rogers Nova Scotia Archives 1995-370 number 47
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Certificate of a Dominion of Canada War Bond
Date: 1 February 1940
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives MG 100 vol. 49 no. 80
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Letter of Thanks to Sergeant John A. Beed from the Ministry of Finance for His Purchase of a War Bond
Date: 1 February 1940
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives MG 100 vol. 49 no. 80
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Private Dorey
Date: 30 May 1940
Reference: Robert Norwood Nova Scotia Archives 1991-447
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