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The Queen's York Rangers: An Historic Regiment by Stewart H. Bull (Hardcover, 1984) — INSCRIBED BY GEN. G.G. BELL — WITH Rare 1976 Change of Command Program

This listing features a unique, highly collectible historical pairing for enthusiasts of Canadian military history, militaria, and regimental records.

What’s Included:

1. The Queen's York Rangers: An Historic Regiment (1984) — Inscribed Copy

Author: Major Stewart H. Bull
ISBN: 0919822665 / 978-0919822665
Publisher: Boston Mills Press, 1st Edition
Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket
Special Association Feature: Features a rare hand-signed ink presentation inscription on the flyleaf that reads: "To Bill with best wishes and thanks for your support and interest in the Regiment. George. 15 December, 1984." This is likely signed by Brigadier-General G.G. (George) Bell, the Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel of the regiment.
Pages: 248 pages with comprehensive details, maps, and illustrations tracking the unit from its 1756 pre-Confederation origins under Robert Rogers, through the American Revolution under John Graves Simcoe, the War of 1812, and World War I.

2. BONUS Historical Ephemera: Original 1976 Regimental Parade Program

An authentic, original program from the Change of Commanding Officer parade held at the Fort York Armouries in Toronto on Sunday, April 11, 1976.
Documents the transfer of command from Lieutenant-Colonel M.A. Stevenson, C.D. to Lieutenant-Colonel G.L. Mathieson, C.D.
Features the regimental insignia, historical notes, and explicitly lists Brigadier-General G.G. Bell as the Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel, beautifully tying the pamphlet to the book's personalized inscription.
Don't miss out on this remarkable association copy representing Ontario and Canadian military heritage. Perfect for serious historians, genealogists, or regimental collectors!

Condition: Very Good +
Pages: Clean, no markings.
Inscriptions: Hand-signed ink presentation inscription on the flyleaf.
Dust Jacket: Shows light shelf wear
Spine: Intact, firm, and fully secure.
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