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Jun. 24, 1965 - Salvation Army Bands at Buckingham Palace to mark their Centenary Celebrations - Two Salvation Army bands marched through the gates of Buckingham Palace today and provided a one-hour musical programme on the forecourt to mark the start of the Army's ten-day centenary celebrations. Leading the way was the Army's premier brass band, the International Staff Band, followed by the Earlscourt Citadel Band from Toronto, Canada, the first overseas Salvationist section ever to be honoured by the Royal Command to Buckingham Palace. Photo Shows Mr. Norman Greenfield, aged 70, from New Brunswick, a member of the Canadian contingent wears his hat in reverse to enable him to get his camera close to his eye to record the event at Buckingham Palace today

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