The series consists of 15 files of aerial photographs of the Western Front. The scale of these photographs is indeterminable. All of the photographs are 16.5 by 21.5 centimetres or smaller and were donated by A.G. Wordy. Each file contains the corresponding map sheet number, approximate location, date, and photograph identification number.
The series consists of 2 files of a scrapbook history of the 16th Battalion during World War One. It includes operations reports, ephemera, orders, correspondence, and photographs.
The series consists of 1 file of a pocket size field manual for use of the Canadian Militia belonging to Harry
Thomas.
The series consists of 12 files of personnel records and 6 boxes of file cards. The series is divided into the following subseries; file cards (detailing enlistment information of officers and enlisted men), nominal rolls (detailing status of officers and enlisted men at the end of World War One), and record books of officers'
service.
The series consists of 1 file of a report on the effectiveness of the Ross Rifle used by Canadian soldiers during World War One.
The series consists of 2 files of information regarding operation by the 16th Battalion during World War One.
The series consists of 1 file of general orders issued by General Sir. D. Haig.
The series consists of 2 files regarding veterans of the 16th Battalion. It includes designs for a memorial and minutes of a veterans meeting.
The series consists of 1 file of photographs of the Victoria Cross recipients of the 16th Battalion (Canadian Scottish): Signaller W.H. Metcalfe, Pte. W.J. Milne, Piper J. Richardson, Lt.-Col. C.W. Peck.
The series consists of 6 files of publications of the 16th Battalion (The Canadian Scottish), its associate forces in Europe, and its feeder Regiments on Vancouver Island. The series contains the following subseries; The Brazier, and World War One home defense newsletters.