Posed group photograph of 38 soldiers in uniform, outside the Indian Head Armoury.

Military grave marker with the words "In memory of 81376 Sgt. R. Herbert - W Canadian Bn - Killed in action May 13(?) 1917"

A red hardcover 398-page book - Volume 3 of the history of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry for the years 1919 - 1957.

A green 22 cm X 15 cm 198-page paperback book which is the annual regimental journal of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry for the year 1970. The writeups are mostly about the PPCLI's activities in 1970. There appears to be no local content related to Indian head and area

A laminated newspaper clipping of an article in the Indian Head - Wolseley News about the unveiling of a commemorative cairn in honour of members of Carry-The-Kettle (Ce-Ga-Kin) First Nation who served in the military.

Lord Strathcona's Horse (Royal Canadians) inside Camp Sarcee

A large (22 cm X 35 cm) black and beige hardcover 192-page notebook containing an alphabetized list of all of the veterans from the WWI and WWII who are buried in the Indian Head cemetery as well as their dates of death and which lots they are in. The book also a 1-page legal-sized list of the names in alphabetical order (2 copies) and 2 maps of the Indian Head Cemetery.

The Royal Scots Greys charging at the Battle of Waterloo

Two copies 21 cm X 27 cm gold-coloured 125-page paperback book written by Lt Cliff Ashfield about Saskatchewan's military history of the "mainline" (i.e. along the CPR mainline from Moosomin to Regina). It focuses on WWI and WWII. This copy of the book has an autograph from the author made out to the Indian Head Museum.

A laminated photograph printed on standard letter-sized paper of the Indian Head Memorial Hall flags and cenotaph.

The 29th Light Horse leaving Rosetown, the business section of town is seen in the background. One soldier leading a flag bearer and a number of civilians.

A mounted soldier leading a parade of a flag draped wagon pulled by four horses with two men mounted followed by a contingent of armed soldiers, civilians and band. The parade is on the 300 block of Main Street, Rosetown.

Six Model T type vehicles, one mounted soldier, flag draped wagon pulled by four horses and two mounted men and a large number of civilians at what appears to be the Rosetown Cemetery.