Description
gilt wear on the KSA
Second War Canadian Awards to 437 Squadron - Group One: 1939-1945 Star
the blade exhibiting scattered surface wear
1887 in Carleton County
Missanabie in the first part of the trip
Germany, Heer. An Army Supply Service Grain/Potato Sack 1943 GTRexclude gilt wear on the KSAThis bag is fabricated from Hessian (called Burlap in North America), a woven fabric usually made from skin of the jute plant or sisal fibres or may be combined with other vegetable fibres, stitched on three sides and open at the top. It is stamped in black ink with a large left facing eagle standing upon a oak leaf wreathed swastika insignia on the front and "H. Vpfl." (Heeres Verpflegung = Army Supply Service) over the date "1943" on the back. It
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