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1967: The Queen's British Guards in Ottawa, Canada, perform ceremonial salutes and greetings during a formal practice. Dressed in traditional bearskin hats and ceremonial uniforms, the guards stand at attention against concrete walls, embodying royal traditions and military precision. This vintage 8mm home movie footage captures the solemnity and pageantry of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and British Guard customs during a historic moment in Canadian history. The clip reflects the formality, discipline, and ceremonial expectations of the era, offering a nostalgic glimpse into mid-1960s royal protocol and public displays of tradition.
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