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Old 29-10-20, 20:29
Ed Storey Ed Storey is offline
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Default Corps AoS Markings

That is a lovely early war photograph and helps build a better picture of the AoS markings employed at the time. Even without being able to see the insignia, I would support the theory that the fellow in the photograph was from the Toronto Scottish and could quite possibly be a driver. What is the source of the photograph and has it been cropped?
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