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Stuffed toys made by veterans were presented to the Queen Mother for her two youngest grandchildren by Canadian Red Cross president, Maxwell Bruce. Th(...)
Stuffed toys made by veterans were presented to the Queen Mother for her two youngest grandchildren by Canadian Red Cross president, Maxwell Bruce. Th(...)

Stuffed toys made by veterans were presented to the Queen Mother for her two youngest grandchildren by Canadian Red Cross president, Maxwell Bruce. Th(...)

Date6/24/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: Stuffed toys made by veterans were presented to the Queen Mother for her two youngest grandchildren by Canadian Red Cross president; Maxwell Bruce. The monkey is for Prince Edward; the Queen's youngest; and the bear for Lady Sarah Frances Elizabeth; daughter of Princess Margaret. Gift was made at Sunnybrook.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0122652F
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