WW1 Canadian CEF 96th Battalion Pipe Band Framed Unit Photograph 13″ X 15″

This framed unit photograph depicts the Pipe Band of the 96th Battalion, part of the Canadian Expeditionary Force during World War I. Measuring 13 inches by 15 inches, the image shows the band members in uniform, posed together with their instruments at an outdoor location. The 96th Battalion, also known as the Canadian Highlanders, was raised in Saskatchewan and represented one of many regional battalions formed to support the Allied effort during the Great War. Pipe bands played a significant role in maintaining morale and tradition within Canadian military units, often accompanying troops during parades and ceremonial occasions. The photograph is professionally framed, suitable for display, and provides a detailed visual record of early 20th-century Canadian military culture. This item serves as a historical document, offering insight into the personnel and musical traditions associated with the CEF during the First World War.