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      Past President, Legion, Gerry Armour, Terrace Bay, Man. & N/W Ont., Br. # 223, June 1992 - Dec. 1992

      World War II medals belonging to Gerry Armour of Terrace Bay.

      This is a Rolls Royce Silver Ghost (1909) vintage car self-adhesive plaque from 1968. This is most likely part of a collection.

      Standard black rotary phone used in Terrace Bay. On the base of the phone are four "legs" that elevate and stablize it.

      Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil is a household (human) and farm (animal) remedy. It relieves lame back, blind and bleeding piles, scald head, cutaneous affections, neuralgia, bronchitis, pain in the back and joints, stiff joints, cuts, burns, sprains, chapped hands, etc.

      This is a handmade Egyptian art piece. It is a decoration to hang on your wall. Date unknown. It looks antique.

      This beautiful item is incredibly delicate. It is called a "Napoleonic Coach". In its present condition, it can easily fall to pieces. It appears to be handmade.

      "The Lives of the Painters, Sculptors, and Architects" by Giorgio Vasari, Volumes One and Two. Another delicate item, on closer inspection, it would appear that these books survived a fire. Due to their delicateness, the pages cannot be opened.

      "Terrace Bay Champs 1969 Fastball" team crest.

      "Terrace Bay Winter Storm Carnival" pin, possibly for winter carnival games or an ice skating carnival.

      "July 1st Was Our Worst, Labour Day Is Here To Stay" pin.

      In 1967, the Princess Royal Cadet Corps. of Terrace Bay won the Ontario Proficiency Award presented to the best Wrenette Corp. in the province. This was the first time this award was won by a Northwestern Ontario group.

      This is a black and white photograph of the Napoleonic Coach in its full completion.

      This is a framed colour photograph of downtown Terrace Bay (Simcoe Plaza), some of the neighbourhoods in Terrace Bay, and the mill in the background. There are a lot more trees in this photograph than there are now, in present day.

      The Founder: Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwell, Chief Scout of the World, painted by David Jagger, 1929, being a gift from the Scouts of the World to their Chief.

      This is the 50th Anniversary flag for Terrace Bay (1947-1997).

      These are film reels for a film projector. The smaller one is "How To Operate A Projector Bell and Howell Specialist" and the larger one is "Gentle Art of Film Projection".

      These are film reels for a film projector: "Fire Chief Donald" and "Little Toot" from Walt Disney. "Curious George Rides a Bike" and "The Napping House" from Weston Woods Studios Ltd.

      This is a typewriter.

      This is a Terrace Bay Police jacket and hat. The inside of the jacket says: P/C B. Trudeau, Chest 46R, Waist 38, 08/08/95, TEBP-6.