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Dawn of Day

Dawn of Day: the poster

The day the Prince of Wales was made a chief: Victoria Park on 20 October 1919, drawn after the photograph, the chief at the table signing the council roll and the Prince standing under the canopy with Percy Wood’s Brant Memorial behind; the day and the line of days in eight lines; the royal visits from 1860 to 2010 on one line; and the Nation’s reading, that the Crown’s family has come face to face, the reason it deals with the King directly. The web edition brings the day up over the park and reads each visit at a tap.

PosterDawn of Day
SubtitleThe Crown face to face: the day the Prince of Wales was made a chief, and the visits before and since.
Record CodePOS001-261030-000007
Version1
StandingRecorded; not yet certified by an officer
Published byMohawk’s Printer for Grand River, the Nation’s imprint · Grand River Territory, Ohsweken
Published28 October 2026
FormatWall poster, A3 landscape (420 × 297 mm); print files to A2 and A1
Goes withBook VI, Honours, Heraldry and Ceremony, where it is shown on a page of its own
LanguageEnglish
Web editionhttps://mohawkuniversity.org/Register/posters/dawn-of-day/web/
SHA-256 fingerprintb307c492674d1352b011482e9fcada0f93524fc08607714551bcfd6539c236b1
Open the web editionDownload the poster (PDF)The words (Word)

Learning sheets

To cite it: Dawn of Day (poster), Mohawk’s Printer for Grand River, Grand River Territory, Ohsweken, 2026, POS001-261030-000007.

Its record: the poster’s record, its files and their fingerprints, and its place in the integrity log are on its certificate of the record; check its code at /verify/.

To check a copy: work out its SHA-256 fingerprint — sha256sum on Linux, shasum -a 256 on a Mac, Get-FileHash in Windows — and compare it with the fingerprint above. A copy that differs is not the published poster.

© Mohawk’s Printer for Grand River, 2026, for the Mohawk Nation of Grand River. Reproduction as the Nation’s law allows (Book XXXV, Mohawk’s Printer).

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