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Russian ammunition, including a 23-inch-long mortar bomb (right rear), sent by a Canadian soldier to a friend in Toronto as souvenirs from the Middle (...)
Russian ammunition, including a 23-inch-long mortar bomb (right rear), sent by a Canadian soldier to a friend in Toronto as souvenirs from the Middle (...)

Russian ammunition, including a 23-inch-long mortar bomb (right rear), sent by a Canadian soldier to a friend in Toronto as souvenirs from the Middle (...)

Date9/7/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Russian ammunition, including a 23-inch-long mortar bomb (right rear), sent by a Canadian soldier to a friend in Toronto as souvenirs from the Middle East, are displayed at a military court at Canadian Forces Base, Downsview. Cpl. Kenneth Wayne Chuter, 32, is accused of endangering the lives of the military air crew who flew the ammunition from Ismalia, Egypt. Chuter, (right) covers his face as he enters court-martial proceedings yesterday. Chuter admitted the ammunition was this.
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0038154F
Russian Ammunition, including a 23-inch-long mortar bomb (right rear), a Canadian soldier sent to a friend in Toronto as souvenirs from Middle East ar(...)
Russian Ammunition, including a 23-inch-long mortar bomb (right rear), a Canadian soldier sent to a friend in Toronto as souvenirs from Middle East ar(...)
9/8/1977
Russian Ammunition, including a 23-inch-long mortar bomb (right rear), a Canadian soldier sent to a friend in Toronto as souvenirs from Middle East ar(...)
Russian Ammunition, including a 23-inch-long mortar bomb (right rear), a Canadian soldier sent to a friend in Toronto as souvenirs from Middle East ar(...)
9/7/1977
In munich, a Nazi shrine city, Allied soldiers have taken possession of many Nazi souvenirs
In munich, a Nazi shrine city, Allied soldiers have taken possession of many Nazi souvenirs
5/7/1945
Escaped from the gallows. Souvenirs of a Canadian state prisoner in 1838
Escaped from the gallows. Souvenirs of a Canadian state prisoner in 1838
1862
Lady Eaton addressed a meeting yesterday under the auspices of the Canadian Players' Guild and showed some of the souvenirs she brought back from her (...)
Lady Eaton addressed a meeting yesterday under the auspices of the Canadian Players' Guild and showed some of the souvenirs she brought back from her (...)
3/19/1963
Dockside bargaining for souvenirs is one of the standard pastimes for cruise passengers, though these two don't appear to like the prices. At right a happier group enjoys a day afloat in the sun
Dockside bargaining for souvenirs is one of the standard pastimes for cruise passengers, though these two don't appear to like the prices. At right a happier group enjoys a day afloat in the sun
10/12/1974
Dockside bargaining for souvenirs is one of the standard pastimes for cruise passengers, though these two don't appear to like the prices. At right a happier group enjoys a day afloat in the sun
Dockside bargaining for souvenirs is one of the standard pastimes for cruise passengers, though these two don't appear to like the prices. At right a happier group enjoys a day afloat in the sun
3/4/1970
Loaded down, Reporter Bob Pomerantz finds souvenirs from Metro's municipalities make for quite a load
Loaded down, Reporter Bob Pomerantz finds souvenirs from Metro's municipalities make for quite a load
11/18/1982
However, Rams pitcher Ryan Hilton, right, never gave an inch, ringing up a dozen strikeouts, including the final batter
However, Rams pitcher Ryan Hilton, right, never gave an inch, ringing up a dozen strikeouts, including the final batter
6/20/1990
Among her souvenirs: While the aged tree was being chopped down, Gertrude Wilhell claimed a piece as a souvenir
Among her souvenirs: While the aged tree was being chopped down, Gertrude Wilhell claimed a piece as a souvenir
11/18/1983
Two U.S. Soldiers, at right, inspect a robot bomb launching ramp near Delasse in Normandy
Two U.S. Soldiers, at right, inspect a robot bomb launching ramp near Delasse in Normandy
7/3/1944
Tiny terror: Robert Swayze holds his 23-centimetre (nine-inch) tall West Highland terrier Birder, who has kept the mailman away from Swayze's townhouse for two months by snapping at the mail slot - and the carrier's fingers - during mail delivery
Tiny terror: Robert Swayze holds his 23-centimetre (nine-inch) tall West Highland terrier Birder, who has kept the mailman away from Swayze's townhouse for two months by snapping at the mail slot - and the carrier's fingers - during mail delivery
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